WHAT’S NEXT FROM BALTIC YACHTS — MEET THE TEAM IN MONACO

Baltic Yachts arrives at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show with a growing portfolio of exciting new projects underway in Finland, showcasing how the company’s expertise in lightweight composite construction, performance and innovative engineering continues to shape the next generation of sailing yachts.

Fresh from the delivery of the 37-metre Baltic 121 Alice, Baltic Yachts will use Monaco to provide an insight into what is currently taking shape at its facilities in Finland – from its first performance cruising multihull to the latest addition to the Café Racer family and a highly customised bluewater cruiser.

Central to the presentation will be the Baltic 107 Catamaran, the first multihull in Baltic Yachts’ history. Currently under construction for delivery in 2027, the 33-metre full-carbon catamaran is designed as a stable and comfortable long-range explorer, combining elegant exterior lines, excellent sailing performance and a high degree of autonomy.

“While the interest in multihull platforms continues to grow, we are enjoying the opportunity to explore new concepts and ideas together with new partners and clients,” says Baltic Yachts Sales Director Kenneth Nyfelt. “The Baltic 107 combines the comfort and capability of a multihull with the sailing performance, craftsmanship and exceptional level of finish for which Baltic Yachts is known.”

A highly aesthetic and functional design of a stable and comfortable long-range explorer yacht.

At the other end of the spectrum, construction is underway on the first Baltic 80 Café Racer. Conceived to deliver maxi-yacht levels of performance and technology in a yacht that remains manageable and enjoyable to own, the Café Racer combines competitive potential on the racecourse with relaxed, social sailing and extensive opportunities for customisation.

The yacht is being built using a carbon female mould, drawing on knowledge developed through some of Baltic’s most advanced recent projects and providing exceptional dimensional accuracy and weight control.

The first hull of the Baltic 80 Café Racer goes its own way in terms of styling and personality. The boat was not designed to blend in, but to reflect an owner who’s been willing to push the boundaries

Also in build is a new Baltic 78 Custom, created for owners seeking a safe, easily handled and highly capable family cruising yacht. With long-range cruising firmly at the centre of the design brief, the yacht demonstrates how Baltic’s lightweight philosophy can be used not simply to create speed, but to improve every aspect of the cruising experience.

While these yachts differ significantly in size and purpose, they share a common Baltic philosophy: build light, build strong and engineer intelligently.

The knowledge developed through technically ambitious yachts such as Baltic 111 Raven – and through more than five decades of advanced composite yacht construction – flows directly into Baltic’s latest generation of cruising yachts. Weight saved through intelligent engineering can be used to enhance performance, handling, efficiency and comfort, while reducing loads and energy requirements.

Earlier this year, Baltic 111 Raven took Monohull Line Honours, won the IMA Transatlantic Trophy from Lanzarote to Antigua, and smashed the monohull race record.

Meet the people behind Baltic Yachts

The Monaco Yacht Show also provides an opportunity to meet the people behind the yachts.

Baltic Yachts will be represented in Monaco by Tom von Bonsdorff, CEO; Kenneth Nyfelt, Sales Director; Joakim Kasslin, Sales Support Engineer; Gordon Kay, Vice President Sales US & Americas; Henry Hawkins, Executive Vice President; and Elisabet Holm, Marketing.

With technical, engineering, commercial and management expertise represented on the stand, visitors are invited to discuss not only Baltic’s current projects but also the ideas and ambitions behind future custom yachts.

For Baltic Yachts, every custom project begins with understanding how an owner wants to sail and then finding the engineering and design solutions to make that ambition possible.

You can find us in the Sailing Yacht Area on Quai l’Hirondelle, stand QH8. To book an appointment, please contact sales@balticyachts.fi.

A new home in Palma

Baltic Yachts has taken a spot at the newly redeveloped Club de Mar-Mallorca, marking a new chapter in the company’s presence in Palma. Following its extensive transformation, Club de Mar is reinforcing its position as one of the Mediterranean’s key nautical destinations, while opening up more strongly to the city and its wider community.

Visualisation of Baltic Yachts’ new premises in Palma de Mallorca

For Baltic Yachts, the new location provides a natural home in Palma for meetings, events and conversations with clients, partners and the wider Baltic Yachts community. It also strengthens the company’s connection to its established service and refit operations on the island, providing a natural base from which to support Baltic owners and their yachts throughout their lives.

The renewed Club de Mar, with its combination of modern facilities, nautical heritage and strong focus on events and community, provides an ideal setting for Baltic Yachts to build on its presence in Palma and create new opportunities to meet and connect. Together with its service and refit capabilities, the new location reflects Baltic’s long-term commitment to the island and to being close to its clients in one of the world’s leading superyacht hubs.

For more information:
Elisabet Holm, Head of Marketing
Elisabet.holm@balticyachts.fi