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With just a few days to go before the show opens, the halls at Le Bourget are taking shape. Assembly crews are busy positioning the first units, while exhibitors are gradually setting up their stands. A quick on-site visit by Guillaume Verbrugghe, show sales manager, gives an idea of the progress being made.
Installation of river units begins
The first boats have already been laid.
Installation began the day before with the arrival of the river rental units, including Canalou and a Le Boat model. In the same sector, the SNSM began installing its boats. The Amel 60, billed as the largest boat on display this year, has been set up and is about to receive its final adjustments.
Major brands take their place in the halls
Sailboats and speedboats gradually move into their berths.
In Hall 3, several major units are now visible: an Excess 13 has already been installed, followed by Jeanneau sailboats, notably the Sun Odyssey 455. The range of powerboats from the Leader yard, Merry Fisher and DB43, is currently being installed. A Delphia was delivered in the morning, while the cranes continue their handling operations. Further on, a Prestige 49 has been lit up for initial adjustments.
The engine sector is also being set up, with a space dedicated to Honda and its partner boats, as well as Suzuki. The Capelli and Fanae RIBs, followed by the Ranieri stand expected the next day, will complete the area. Other boats will also be arriving, including a Tofin and an RA 23. Standcraft has already positioned its unit, before Beneteau, which is exhibiting a Gran Turismo 50, Antares, Flyer and the Oannes range. The show concludes with a final catamaran, a Lagoon 38, recently installed.
The Paris Nautic Show will open its doors from november 26 to 30, 2025 at Le Bourget.
