The Palma International Boat Show closes its doors this Saturday after four days in full swing
This Saturday is the last day to enjoy the fair that marks the beginning of the international nautical season
The fair will close at 8:00 p.m. this Saturday, and the boats will bid farewell with their signature sound: the horns
The Palma International Boat Show, the event that kicks off the nautical season, comes to an end after four busy days. There’s still all of Saturday to enjoy the venue at Palma’s Moll Vell.
This special edition will officially close this Saturday at 8:00 p.m. The closing event aims to symbolize the unity of all involved: exhibitors, visitors, and of course, the boats. As in previous years, the farewell to these four days of nautical fair will be marked by the sound of the vessels’ horns.
This 2025 edition has been marked by numerous innovations, including the Superyacht New Build Hub. With a record number of attendees at the opening from businesses, with a total of 304 exhibitors, the Palma International Boat Show continues to offer new experiences in its 41st edition.
Regattas have once again played a leading role at PIBS 2025, alongside the latest offerings from exhibitors, who have brought around 600 boats this year (250 of them in the water).
Additionally, last Friday, the Marcial Sánchez Barcáiztegui Award was presented to businessman Toni Salom. This award highlights his professional journey and his roles at the helm of the Balearic Marine Cluster and Nautipaints.
