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table of contentsEditorial by Yves Lyon-Caen, President of the French Nautical Industrie Federation and chairman of the Nautic ............................................................................................................................................................4 Editorial by Alain Pichavant, Chief Commissioner of Nautic ............................................................5Nautic 2017 in figures ............................................................................................................................................................................6The important figures of French sailing in 2015-2016 ..............................................................................7

Nautic 2017 Events• Nautic SUP Paris Crossing .............................................................................................................................................8• Innovation Space and the Innovation Nautic Awards ................................................................9• Nautic Street Fishing ............................................................................................................................................................13• The electric boats .....................................................................................................................................................................14• Welcome aboard, free visit area ...........................................................................................................................16• Coaching area and Reading room ...................................................................................................................17• Boat licence and Fishing zone .............................................................................................................................18• Auction sales ...................................................................................................................................................................................19• The surf wave .................................................................................................................................................................................20• The Bassin..........................................................................................................................................................................................21• The Beach ........................................................................................................................................................................................22• Mon bateau en Pratique ...............................................................................................................................................24• Le Club des équipementiers Bretons .........................................................................................................25• Ciné Nautic ......................................................................................................................................................................................26

Highlights (Planning) ..........................................................................................................................................................27-32

The exhibits (PEN DUICK III - AC50 Team France) ...............................................................33-34

New Sailing Features (Hall 1)• Monohulls ............................................................................................................................................................................................35• Cruising multihulls ....................................................................................................................................................................37• Dinghy boats & Watersports ...................................................................................................................................38

New Powerboating Features (Halls 2.2, 2.3, 3 et 4)• Opens, cruisers, Dayboats ..........................................................................................................................................39• Speedboats and Fishing cruisers.......................................................................................................................41• Motors: outboard, inboard, VDM .......................................................................................................................42

New Equipment Features (Hall 2.1)• Electronics, fittings, clothing, fishing equipment ...........................................................................43

List of exhibited boats ..............................................................................................................................................45-50

The Partners ............................................................................................................................................................................................51• Jeep® ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................52• La Macif ............................................................................................................................................................................................................54• AFP Services .............................................................................................................................................................................................56• BFM Business .........................................................................................................................................................................................57

The Halls• Hall 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................................58-60• Pont des Expositions et Palier ................................................................................................................................61• Hall 2.1 ....................................................................................................................................................................................................62• Hall 2.2 / 2.3 ....................................................................................................................................................................................64• Hall 3 ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................65• Hall 4 ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................66

Practical Information ..............................................................................................................................................................67

Contacts ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................68

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On behalf of the French boating industry, I want to dedicate the Nautic 2017 edition to all exhibiting companies who participate in its rising and prestige. I want to thank you, regardless of the sector that you represent, - sailing, motor, sliding, equipment, services, rental, tourism, or the media -, because each of you contributes to emphasizing our know-how and our passion.

This show is our collective heritage. It is unique and never leaves anyone indifferent, whether an exhibitor or a visitor. For the first time directly organized by the French Nautical Industries Federation (FIN), through Nautic Festival SA, this represents for us an important and challenging issue. We have given ourselves three years. Three years to modernize this common history and build a greater visibility, attract a new category of boaters, widen the scope of the boating experience and facilitate access to the practice. These are the axes of development that will impart a new impetus and dynamism into the Nautic by 2019.

Starting this year, this shift is underway, and 26 new features are implemented.Our teams, and first of all Alain Pichavant, worked to meet the expectations of professionals to simplify the show planning via a booking platform and optimize the costs of participation. December 5th will be especially dedicated to them and will end with a festive moment which will be held in the manufacturer’s lobby.

Visit boats without appointment in the “Welcome on board space”, watch movies on the marine environment in the new theater, compete at the Nautic Innovation Awards, which reward the best innovations in the marine industry, participate in the biggest paddle race of the world, benefit from a personal coach to customize your visit to the «Captaincy» area, have an appropriate assistance in financing an acquisition, get a boat license, or participate in the auction of a fleet of around fifteen

old boats, are new features offered to visitors. Visitors will also be able to rediscover the French sailing, Canoe-Kayak and Rowing federations which will all make their comeback at the Nautic. FFV will present its sailor of the year award at the show on Sunday, December 3rd.

The Nautic will also offer this year, a new beach area at the side of the pool, in partnership with the Ministry of sports, the French Tennis Federation, the French Handball Federation, and the Union of Sport and Cycle. Discovering beach tennis and beach handball, then learn about canoeing, rowing, Stand Up Paddle, wakeboarding with the FFSNW, or surfing a wave; all these activities can be performed during the show which will transform Paris during nine days in the biggest nautical playground of France.

Finally, I want to conclude with a message for our compatriots from Sint Marteens, severely affected by Hurricane Irma a few weeks ago. The Nautic 2017 decided to put them in the spotlight of this edition. We call today on everyone solidarity to help us rebuild the nautical sector which is held today by nearly 70 companies and 400 direct jobs and who has lost nearly 70 percent of its fleet.

I wish you an excellent Nautic 2017

Yves Lyon-CaenPresident of the French Nautical Industrie Federation and Chairman of the Nautic

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Nautic 2017 is a particularly special occasion for this year’s participants.Firstly, Nautic Festival, a subsidiary of the French Nautical Industrie Federation has taken over the organization of the event. As in most countries and sectors, it is the boating professionals who take charge of their first annual event, with the intention of making it a resounding success. Nautic Festival is a group that is better able to serve both its members and the exhibitors.

Secondly, Visitor Experience is central to our strategy. Historically and economically, the Paris International Boat Show is at the heart of boating events, the only event to bring together a breadth of passionate and curious boating fanatics in one place. It is this combination of amateur and professional enthusiasts that makes the show in Paris a special event, and our intention this year is for each visitor to experience something new and memorable. Whether through riding a large wave of unparalleled surf, having their feet on the sandy beach, in the indoor basin or on the Seine, or through optimizing their visit using the new Mon Nautic application and discovering the best of this year’s films, visitors are sure to experience the new breath of fresh air of the Nautic. A breath coming from Salvador de Bahia, the small moorings of the Grenadines, the Strait of Bonifacio or Raz de Sein, which reminds us that we are better on the water than anywhere else, even in the heart of the Parisian winter.

Finally, boating is doing well after years of cold fronts and calm waters! There have been numerous advances for both sailing and motor boats as well as for equipment. This year, visitors can discover the latest innovations that will also be showcased at the Nautic Innovation Awards. Featured items include the new Sun Odyssey and Jeanneau’s unseen Merry Fisher 1090, the Dufour 360, the new Bénéteau Antarès, gorgeous little day-boats and an auction of vintage runabouts. The best of this year’s yachting industry will also be on display, be it Italian, British, American, Polish, Danish or Bigouden. The entertainment is also expanding, with a range of activities on offer such as the now internationally renowned Stand Up Paddle race on the Seine, with its 700 riders on the same starting line, real wakeboard competitions on the basin, Beach Handball and Beach Tennis demonstrations by professionals on the beach. There is also the Transat Jacques Vabre Awards ceremony and the election of the FFV Marin of the Year, both of which are not to be missed. 6 sports federations have come together to provide endless entertainment and attractions for the Nautic Show and have opened the boating industry to all audiences: Rowing, Canoeing, Handball, Water Skiing and Wake Boarding, Tennis and Sailing. So much diversity and passion, united by the sense of shared pleasure.Come and enjoy the Nautic experience!

Alain PichavantCommissioner General of the Nautic

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nautic 2017figures

The Nautic Show is one of the biggest international boat shows, and among the 5 most important French shows of any sector. Being the last boat show to be organized in the heart of a capital, its logistics is complex, but it is historically related to Paris and provides a unique prominence for the nautical industry. It is indeed the oldest public exhibition held in the capital.

The Nautic Show is also very diverse, demonstrating the depth of the boating sector, from award ceremonies for the biggest races to surfboards or insurance solutions. More than 1,800 brands and nearly 1,000 boats are exhibited by 825 exhibitors on 130,000 sqm.

580 boats are exhibited by 150 stands for powerboating over 56,000 sqm, while 140 sailboats are on display in the 85 exhibitor stands for sailing, the other boats are canoes, boards, various beach gear and related products.

The Spot, with its watersports village and the beach has 50 exhibitors spread over 7,000 sqm. Tourism and Boat Rentals have 170 170 exhibitors over 13,000 sqm. Equipment, including clothing, is represented by 220 exhibitors over 16,000 sqm. Finally, there are 150 media, services and associations over 15,000 sqm.

More than 203,754 visitors were registered in 2016 by the OJS, the French Office for Trade Shows and Fairs, which places the Nautic Show just behind the show in Dusseldorf in terms of attendance, but with a greater diversity of visitors.

Nearly 500 journalists were accredited in 2016, 2400 press stories were published, 21 hours of television and 8 hours of radio were broadcasted. Finally, 160 events and conferences run by the organization, more than 300 events organized by exhibitors and partners make the Nautic Show the most important boating event in Europe.

9days

130 000sqm

825exhibitors

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the important figures of french sailing

in 2015-2016france: global leader

in sailing and board sports and 4th biggest

motorboat producer

5 435 companies

30 business categories

40 510 employees,

with a total turnover of €4,6 Md billion

50 336 boats produced representing a turnover of

€945,47 M(including 3,398 sailings and 10,579 motor boats)

including 74,9 % in exports

Around 40 dry ports

with over 11,000 berths

over 400 marinas

with 252,000 berths

64,659 changes of ownership: 76 % motorboatst 59 % boats < 6 m

over 1,000 sailing schools

over 200 technical schools

89 065 pleasure craft licences issued

9 million occasional sportspeople

4 million regular amateur sailors

11,556 new registrations: 74 % motorboats 58 % boats < 6 m

2015 watersports figures - 2017 Edition

the economics of the watersports industry and services

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nautic supparis crossing

Created seven years ago by the current general curator of the Nautic, former windsurfing champion Alain Pichavant, the largest stand up paddle race in the world does indeed take place in Paris, and inaugurates the opening of the show each winter. The most impressive SUP race starting line is in front of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France in Paris, not in Hawaii nor Ipanema. What an amazing vision ! 700 riders gliding on the Seine at dawn, waking up the City of Light in their draft. On Sunday, December 3 at 8:00, do not miss this incredible show of hundreds of happy paddlers throwing their boards in the water in minutes!

Selected by random draw after an online registration that has seen more than 1,300 candidates register, 100 seats are reserved for Pro racers, and 500 for Open competitors, the last hundred seats being reserved for journalists, VIPs and other sports guests.

Stand Up Paddling is a sport which is still experiencing a huge growth and is accessible to everyone. It is thanks to this SUP that very many boaters have found their way back into watersports, in France of course with more than 50 000 licensees, but mainly abroad. This sport is even at the origin of a renewed interest in windsurfing as more and more SUP boards can be equipped with an optional rig. A true social phenomenon, the Stand Up Paddle has its flagship event in the Nautic, with this spectacular opening race.

The race starts at 8:00 in front of the National Library of France and ends at Port of Javel bas. Pro racers do a complete tour of the Ile Saint Louis, and the SNSM ensures the safety of this event that welcomes ... one hundred additional competitors each year! From the Pont des Arts, the Pont des Invalides or the Pont de l’Alma, do not miss this unique vision of hundreds of runners on the Seine in the early morning!

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innovation nautic awarDs

The French nautical industry owes its position as world leader to its innumerable innovations, developed over decades, themselves often from competition. Innovation is therefore at the heart of the DNA of French yachting, whether composites, rigging, electronics, fittings or services. It was therefore natural for the French capital to showcase the most innovative companies at its first annual gathering by creating the Nautic Innovation Awards in partnership with «Mer Angels».

The competition is opened to any French company, making a definitive contribution in terms of performance, accessibility, comfort or safety on board. The two categories contested are Products and Services, as well as a Special Prize awarded to Start-Ups.

The Nautic Innovation Awards will be officially presented on Friday December 8 at the Scene Nautic, but all selected innovations will be on display throughout the week, allowing visitors to explore the extent of French creativity.

The innovations nominated for the Product Innovation category will be exhibited in the Innovation Area of Hall 1, and are:

1- Semi-rigid hydrofoil from SeAir. At last, hydrofoils can now be seen on everyone’s motorboats, which have made exceptional progress, such as reduced fuel consumption of up to 35%, a complete erasure of the effects of short waves, and an unparalleled sensation of flight. It sounds simple, but extrapolating this technology, coming again from the America’s Cup to making it a reality for all is a real challenge! The next step is in managing the flight height, decreasing the effect of hydrofoils on speed and spectacular plantings, and ensuring a comfortable ride...

2- The EWincher Electric winch handle. Electric winch systems already existed but were not practical for hand-milling. The E Wincher is a winch, that can be used manually at all speeds, but can take all or part of the human effort. It can for example greatly increase the speed of hauling in, relieve the efforts of a man in the rig, in short do almost everything a strong teammate can do... without complaining! The ergonomics are very neat and intuitive, from the adjustable power to the measured weighting: a true innovation that has been years in the making.

3- The Splashelec joysticks system allows you to control your boat using a joystick. All configurations are possible, from simple commands to controlling the sails, all with a sensitivity like that of traditional controls. People with disabilities will now be able to fly tall ships without difficulty, and others will also be able to install real internal or secondary wheelhouses in a simple and scalable way.

4- The balises Appel Bienveillance Bab S’Ot Ocean Tools beacon is an innovation of marine common sense. While expensive electronic solutions are multiplying to find those who are shipwrecked, this fully manual beacon asks the shipwrecked to perform certain invaluable actions such as triggering smoke, flashing a mirror or emitting powerful whistles. Rescuers know that one of the major difficulties of shipwrecked people is there helplessness, and the inability to interact with their rescuers, even when they are in range. Born from the experience of the beacon’s designer as that of a rescuer, this single innovative tool is simple, accessible, effective, and just makes good sense.

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5- Carré Distribution’s UFO Foiler is a small catamaran allowing everyone the opportunity to sail at speed, without being an America’s Cup ace or a trapeze artist. With a simple design and priced at $7,600 in the US, this small multihull takes the principle of Foil Moth, but its two shells provide incomparable stability and an automated sensor-probe height of flight and trim. Designed for the solo sailors, it can nevertheless send both an adult and a child flying through the seas! We bet that future generations will find it strange how a boat stays in the water, and that Archimedes buoyancy principle will be no more than a vague concept subject to the mood of the waves.

6- The Zodiac Avon eJet Nautic electrical appendix is a real first, allowing you to approach beaches or small ports without excessive noise or danger and of course without polluting. Intended primarily for use on large yachts, whose owners are increasingly concerned about the environment - and their image - this small electric boat is powered by an electric turbine powerful enough to exceed 20 nodes with sufficient autonomy. Zodiac Marine has great ambitions in the field of propulsion of the future and innovations, a sign that the brand is regaining its historical position as an industry leader.

7- North Sails, the leader in racing sails and the creator of seamless 3D molded composite sails, is launching a new technology called 3D : NordacTM this year. The objective is simply to allow everyone to benefit from these years of innovation in the competition, but with less expensive fabrics and therefore a final price close to that of a traditional sail. Without seams, the sails are less deformed, the points of fragility are removed, the weight is reduced, and the performance is optimized! Could this be the end of sewing machines for sailmakers?

8- Inflated Wing Sails (IWS) are a system of inflatable sails that are operated via fans, inspired by the sport of paragliding and mounted on a telescopic, self-supporting mast. The system promises simple maneuvering and a flexibly-operating rig, without the need for pressure applied to the hull of the vessel and without any effort required in terms of sheet input. Adapted to all kinds of boat, the thick profile of the inflatable wing sails may be reduced in height in order to adapt to strong winds. This means the ability to sail freely and without the need for a strong crew. This will be a major trend in the sailing world of tomorrow!

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The other category of the Nautic Innovation Awards is innovative services. Of course, it is difficult to

exhibit a concept, but all the designers of these 8 innovations will be present at the Nautic Show:

1- Zodiac Electronics Zodiac Connected Boat is a waterproof case that connects your boat, whatever its brand, with your smartphone. Real-time monitoring of data, possible sharing of information, the Smartphone continues its all-round breakthrough in boating, replacing the screens of central navigation and radar, alarm interface, card or sonar reader...

2- Sportihome is the AirBnB of sports, a multisport web and mobile platform to share experiences on all sporting activity hotspots. Sportihome also allows you to book or rent accommodation nearby while benefiting from the advice of regulars or locals.

3- Largowind offers a remote monitoring system for your boat, focused on its mooring. Whether at berth or at anchor, any abnormal behavior of hawsers or ends is detected by a specific algorithm, whether it is flight, bad weather, intrusion or the moorings breaking.

4- Bénéteau presents the Bénéteau Boat Club, which offers its members branded motorboats throughout its bases in Europe. A new way of sailing therefore, without the concerns of wintering, maintenance, insurance and while sailing on the latest boats in perfect condition, and with a Premium service. Like the automobile, power boating is evolving towards a model where use takes precedence over ownership, following the new behaviors of emerging generations ... and boaters for whom pleasure is paramount!

5- Nauticoncept launches an electronic module for monitoring the essential functions of your boat such as energy, the presence of water, temperatures, the electrical circuit and other sensors to anticipate maintenance operations, ensure 24-hour monitoring 365 days a year while recording in real time a complete history.

6- Ekosea is the first crowdfunding platform dedicated to the ocean and its protection, which connects project leaders and donors or investors.

7- The Cargo, an online shopping platform for marine materials, is launched by Gérard d’Aboville. This new operator on the market is for both private and professional boaters, and has all online services, from secure payment to tracking orders and deliveries.

8- Float intends to make yachting accessible to all. It is an application and platform sharing yachts, offering boarding or cabin, for a week, a weekend or even a day.

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Finally, we would be remiss not to list the other innovations identified by the Nautic Innovation Awards, even if they are not finalists. They are also being exhibited at the Nautic Show!

Paddleboard (1) presents semi-rigid Duo Boards designed by Cesare Cantagalli, with all the benefit of rigid boards but without their bulk. The little used front area is inflatable while the rear, which supports the weight of the rider and ensures most of the glide, remains stiff and therefore powerful. Evidently, and obviously beneficial for SUP, surfing and windsurfing even and especially hydrofoil ... Having discovered the benefits of semi-rigid motorboating, the same technologies can be applied to Skiing. In the same range of compromise stiffness / bulk, Reverso (2) presents in Paris a rigid dinghy, that separates into 4 stackable pieces. No more need for a trailer, the boat now fits in the trunk of the car (or that of a cruising sailboat) and is as efficient as a sports dinghy.

Chemistry is also and always at the heart of the concerns of boaters, lovers of their environment. Each year, the Nautic Show welcomes new eco-responsible formulas, such as Enzy Wash, a new non-caustic biodegradable shampoo, or the dynamic chemists of Matt Chem Marine who have developed an enzymatic degradation solution from organic waste. Gray water and black water, gluttonous enzymes are ready to restore your colors!

Architecture is undoubtedly one of France’s areas of excellence. Among countless innovations this year is Jeanneau’s new Sun Odyssey (3), deck plan, so awesome that we should have thought it up years ago.

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nautic street fishing

Very popular in many cities around the world, Street Fishing is a celebration of urban rivers and the art of catching fish. In Chicago, New York, Tokyo or Paris, young workers return from the office with small bags slung over their shoulder, from which come out a telescopic rod and a few accessories. The principle is to catch the biggest fish possible, take a picture of it and release it without hurting it; the so-called No Kill.

The regulars of this urban pastime are often young, sometimes very young like the winners of last years’ Nautic Street Fishing competition, and the catches are varied, they might even include a giant catfish or two! Organized by French Touch Fishing, creator of the first Open Streets, the Union des Pêcheurs de Paris, which has been managing fishing licenses in the capital for more than a century, and with the support of Suzuki Marine, Comptoir des Pêcheurs and Uship, this competition shares the values of the Nautic: friendliness, accessibility, knowledge of the environment, and a shared passion across generations.

The competition is due to start on Saturday, December 9 at 9:00, during the second weekend of the Nautic Show, for 150 teams of 2 fishermen. The fishing area is determined between the Pont Neuf and the Pont du Périphérique downstream, on the left bank of the Seine, the Swan Island and the Port du Louvres. Each species, according to its size photographed with a standard rule, will be afforded a certain number of points. The most popular are pike, zander and barbel (500 points), the least valued in points are catfish (of which there are many in the Seine). Fishermen will have to stay on the banks, without using bridges, boats or entering the water, following the spirit of Street Fishing. Also, fish that have fallen to the ground will not be counted, and dead catches during capture will result in points being taken away, corresponding to the species and size.

The awards ceremony will take place at the Nautic Show, Saturday, December 9 at 18:00.

The rules are available online at the Paris International Boat Show:https://www.salonnautiqueparis.com/user/pages/02.visiter/animations-salon/nautic-street-fishing/reglement-nautic-street-fishing-2017/170823%20Avis%20de%20course%20Nautic%20Street%20Fishing%202017%20FR%20V6.pdf


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electric boats

The new Avon eJet (1) is the first electric boat of the Zodiac group. Intended to serve as an annex to large yachts, it is powered by a Torqeedo jet giving it performance and autonomy comparable to a semi-rigid thermal.

The Saviboat Derby 4.30 (2), a license-free runabout designed for canal and lake rides, is enjoying a new 24V liftable Pod this year.

Boathome (3) is a real floating house autonomous in energy and water, propelled by electric motors. With a contemporary design, it is a real alternative to a second home.

In partnership with AFBE, the French Electric Boat Association, the Nautic Show is exhibiting a 400m selection of electric boats. Several models will be presented, from the small children’s marine bike to the solar prototype through to the river boat, as well as products dedicated to electric yachting. Clean propulsion continues to grow, helped by the progress of the batteries today, and the real revolution to come with hydrogen. Many builders and shipyards are working on these advances, such as Zodiac Marine, which this year presents its first semi-rigid electric jet, and the AFBE has decided to create a specific label for electric boats to guarantee boaters an indispensable quality standard.

A prize for electric powered boat of the year 2017 will be awarded by the AFBE on Saturday, December 9th on the Nautic stage. The winner will be elected through two types of votes: visitors of the Nautic on the one hand and a jury on the other hand, composed of a representative of FIN (Federation of Nautical Industries), the President of AFBE and a specialized journalist.

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The Poussevent SSRS (4) is a rigid wing rigging concept, allowing it to have 68 kWh of photocells in its profile and thus allowing it to power an electric motor, to lend itself towards autonomy.

The Reevdo (5) is a small vintage runabout made in France, which can carry 4 people on sheltered waters thanks to its electric motor. Without a license, it is ideal for rental bases.

The Alinox Aquajet (6) is an electric jet accessible to children from the age of 3, designed by the vice-champion of France JetSki Alain Ricard.

The Ceclo (7) The Rev Inside’s Ceclo is a little monohulls that can contain up to 4 people without licence neither maintainance, he is particularly easy to use.

The Rand Picnic 18 (8) is a Danish boat ride, as seen in Copenhagen or Amsterdam. Powered by Torqeedo Cruise 4.0 or 10.0, outboard or in-board, it allows free parking in some cities and navigates without noise or pollution.

The Delfino is a classic 5.10m canoe, built entirely of wood and powered by an electric motor from 2 to 10 Kw.

Eco Concept Marine’s EcoKart is a small, fast and maneuverable electric boat powered by a hydrojet powered by a lithium battery.

Naviwatt, specialist in marine electric propulsion, is this year offering several new features, including a semi-rigid 5.8m powered by 66 kW and can therefore exceed 20 nodes over 30 miles!

Eclairsea, studies and designs all types of electrical solutions.

And of course the leader in Torqeedo electric propulsion, which manufactures a full range of engines and batteries, from 500w to 40 Kw, and found on most boats on the market!


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welcome aboarDfree visits, finally guaranteed

in a boat show!

Although 92% of the visitors of Nautic 2016 said they were satisfied at the end of their visit, one of the main complaints of the neophytes, dreamers and other members of the public not in the know, was the difficulty in visiting the boats. Oftentimes it’s necessary to make an appointment, to leave a business card and even declare your intention to buy; in short to show your ways and means to have the privilege to go on board. The elitist image of yachting is thus reinforced in a useless and, above all, totally false way, because boating today easy and accessible at all levels. This year, the Nautic Show has decided to set up a specific area where the visits are free, without formality, and thus improve the experience of its visitors. To tour a boat and stand on its deck is a much different experience than admiring its keel... however beautiful it is.

The boats opened for visiting represent several types of sailing:

bénéteau first 210 (1)Best seller of the world leading shipyard, the First 210 is the archetype of the small homogeneous cruiser; transportable and easy to maintain. The subject of many articles in Voile Magazine, sailing all over the coast, this boat is somewhat of a celebrity in sailing circles and ...you can even win one for yourself!

maxus 26 (2)The Maxus 26 demonstrates the considerable progress made by shipyards in the design of accessible small boats. This sailboat can almost be personalized, with 4 types of keel and different arrangements, all with a very modern silhouette including bilge and an overhang steamhead, like you would find on a larger vessel.

fora marine rm 970 (3)Fora Marine builds its boats in wood, more specifically, epoxy plywood. In addition to its remarkable performance (it is the personal sailboat of François Gabart for example), this construction makes it possible to do without molds and therefore heavy investments. These boats are a showcase of the future of boating innovations, with sleek and bright design.

dufour yachts 36 (4)This boat size is the «heart of the market», the most prevalent in our ports, with a boat produced by the pioneer of modern polyester boats. The Dufour 36 is an example of modern fast sailing, technical regatta while providing comfortable cruising.

Jeanneau sunfast 3600 (5)More geared towards performance, this Jeanneau is a from a great series of real racing machines. The “quadras” (40-year-olds) allow these boats to cross the Atlantic at breakneck speed at the Transquadra and the Sunfast are regularly seen on the podium in all major classical events.

And the legendary Pen Duick III, is also open to the public!It is the boogeyman of Anglo-Saxon yachting, the infernal machine of the Frenchies Tabarly Kersauson Petitpas who terrorized all ocean racing during the sixties by winning pretty much all the World races, from Fastnet to Hobart, and having made a thousand adventures such as the beautiful Vendée Globe with Jean-François Coste. This boat is a legend, open to all audiences, like all good adventurers.

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la capitaineriereading and coaching space

The experience of coaches put to use for the visitors.At the entrance of Hall 1, there is a new visitor welcome space, the “Capitainerie” (“the Captaincy”), with the aim of offering free advice and suggestions for routes to all visitors, from beginners to experts.

Nautic is a large exhibit, not only in terms of visitor numbers, but also in terms of space! With five halls and thousands of brands represented, it is sometimes hard to organise your visit well, and even to find the good exhibitors. Two new services have thus been implemented this year:

1 - Specialised coaches. Thanks to the partnership between Macif and INB, eight coaches will take all kinds of questions, from simple to more complex, such as: where can I learn the basics of navigation? Or, how can I optimise the glide of my hull? According to their needs and areas of interest, the visitors will receive recommendations on specific routes in the Halls, in the form of a plan or... a new mobile app

2 - A visitor mobile app: Mon Nautic. Now indispensable, this new app aims to offer a route optimised for each kind of visitor in accordance with their profile. After having answered some simple questions, multiple themed routes will be offered:

#my 1 nautic transports the visitor to discover the main novelties in the major sectors of watersports, sailboats, motorboats and also tourism to offer them a complete panorama of the nautical universe.

#nautical innovations suggests a course centred on the novelties, but also on the Innovation Area, the Foil Area, the new equipment and fittings.

#2017 exhibit novelties will take the visitor towards all of the new animations, spaces, new exhibitions, and will offer surprises to all visitors, even the most faithful.

#the children’s entertainment experience is a route for fun and discovery for all ages, from the youngest to the most experienced: It passes through the large Pool with multiple activities, the big artificial wave to work up a sweat, the Beach, the free tour of a fable (Pen Duick III), the Cinema...

#the new participant will make the round of inductions at the Pool and the Wave, but also applications for boat sharing or hiring between individuals, river hiring which does not require a license and the cruise and coaching training stands, development courses - in short, all the gateways to every yachting activity.

#i navigate and i want to perfect it will bring visitors to discover all of the workshops and trainings to progress: Cartography, mechanical, weather and first aid workshops on the “Sail the World Space”, all training offered by Macif, the Uship Academy which offers concise and practical close-ups, Jeep which is offering advice on how to better tow, the Boat Permit and Maintenance animations, and all training for training-boats.

Other routes have been designed to meet all the requests, even the most detailed ones: Prepare for your trip to sea guides the yachtsman through the prevention and weather services, the equipment manufacturers, clothing and insurance stands to be ready; My first navigation with or without a boat license allows you to quickly make the rounds of opportunities to take off without constraint, whether one holds a license or not. The Fishing Course is for the 80% of boaters who fish - many people then! My first boat guides the neophyte towards the coaches and advisers of the platform of the world leader, Bénéteau, financing and insurance solutions, and equipment and maintenance solutions. Finally, the Small Budget Route allows you to quickly discover all the solutions at minimum cost and maximum enjoyment!

While Mr. or Mrs. bombards their coach with questions, their partner can sit quietly in the adjoining Reading Room, and enjoy the newspapers made available by the Exhibit’s press partners. Nautic is the first highlight of the year, and the entire specialized press publishes its most important issues for this occasion.

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fishing Zone

Remember the number of boaters who obtain their boat license is growing year on year and, guess what, the 2017 new licensees are invited to the Nautic for free! A small welcome gift to the nautical world of pleasure ... For those who postpone each year taking on this test, however simple and full of common sense it is, the Nautic Show has prepared a way to allow them to pass it within a week! Here comes the crazy jet ski rides, the long hikes at sunset, the inaccessible coves ... as early next summer!

Visitors will be able to learn or brush up the theoretical questions of the code on interactive kiosks and with the help of instructors from the French ECF. They will then practice, warm and safe, priority rules that are easy but never in the right direction (in or our, left of right? and so on...). A specific pool with radio-controlled boats will allow novices to properly comprehend the basics. Finally, the most adventurous will be able to take part in the practical tests on the nearby Seine.

The Nautic, ECF and Bénéteau have teamed up to offer visitors 8 coastal licenses and 8 one-year subscriptions to the Bénéteau Boat Club, online from November 8 to 22.

A special fishing course is organized between boat and engine specialists Tarpon, Humber, Fluvialys, Fiish, Valiant and Mercury, Suzuki, Adventure, Terithec, Sealegs.The Comptoir des Pêcheurs, the first online platform for fishing enthusiasts, will be present on this fishing zone with entertainments, equipment and boats specially designed for fishing.

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boat anD vintage objects auction

AB Enchères, auctioneer and the Yacht Club and Navy Classic Courtage, the shipyard of Asnières sur Seine, are organizing an auction on Friday, December 8th in the heart of the Nautic Show. The boats and marine objects will be on display from December 2nd, so as to allow experts and enthusiasts time to view these rare items. Like the big sales in the classic car market, vintage boats are becoming more and more popular, whether they are sailing boats whose racetracks and rallies continue to grow in popularity in the wake of the Voiles de Saint Tropez, or beautiful motorboats.

From the faultless beauty of the Chris Craft KBL, the Bucher & Bucher canoes, the futuristic Commando U2 with its fins, an Evinrude canoe – ancestor of bow-riders, a small Hensa Taifun, a magnificent Launch in typical style with its central engine and his advanced helm station, a Johnson DeLuxe catamaran hull in the South Sea blue gelcoat, a magnificent Rocca with deck varnish and red upholstery, another all in white clad and featuring a vintage Evinrude engine, a magnificent Rohn runabout, a Skibsplast with its seventies style lines, menus, letters, scarves, glasses, and whistles having sailed on the largest cruise ships including those from France, the lots are all well worth a visit and a bid or two!


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a unique surf waveat the heart

of paris

A strong surf wave will be unfurled on the Nautic 2017 Spot, in front of 240 tons of beach sand: the Infinity Wave.

Its innovative pump technology makes it unique in its ability to consume much less energy than a traditional wave, all while offering nearly a metre of water, suitable for using real surfboards with real fins! Additionally, its dimensions are exceptional, with 20 metres of indoor length. The waves produced by the reversible pumps reach up to 60 cm in height, with which you can safely surf in the warm Porte de Versailles exhibition center...

Nautic is free for young students, FFV (French Sailing Federation) licensees, year permit holders and children, making it, without a doubt, the best winter spot. An original surf wave, a large pool to do Wake and Paddle boarding, a beach, and thousands of aquatic games right before Christmas!

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Live a slide experience in the heart of the Show by trying out Stand Up Paddling, wakeboarding, surfing and kayaking. The nautical disciplines which liven up the Show since year still strengthen their presence.

The French Federetion of Sail (FFV) holds its famous ceremony of the ‘’Sailor of the year’’ as well as the Top Club. The FFSNW organizes in particular the ceremony prize-giving of the ‘’Athletes FFSNW of year 2017’’. The French Federation of Canoe and the French Federation of Rowing will celebrate their big return.

The French Federation of Canoeing is happy to be returning to the NAUTIC after ten years of absence.

The Federation set the ambitious goal to promote, with all, the canoeing in a unique (only) place centralizing all the actors of the environment(middle).

For that purpose, visitors can learn about the water and on the paddle machines. They can, thanks to the virtual reality, confront in one requiring(demanding) Olympic pond. To finish, visitors will certainly have the opportunity to meet the best athletes on the stand(pit) of the Federation.

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Beach handball is derived from indoor handball. During two ten-minute sets, two teams of four players compete on a sand court. Players can take three steps ball in hand, but dribbling is not allowed and moves can only be made by rolling the ball on the ground. Each goal determined to be «spectacular» or scored by the «specialist» (player distinguished by the color of his jersey) counts for double points. In the event of a tie at the end of a set, the winner is decided with a golden goal. If each team wins a set, the winner is determined through a shootout (shooting session).

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the beach

Beach handball is derived from indoor handball

Sand sports will take place on the Nautic beach, every day of the show thanks to the involvement of various sports Federations, including the FFT (French Tennis Federation), which wishes to promote a growing discipline: Beach Tennis.

Beach tennis was born in Italy in 1978 in the province of Ravenna. It was then introduced in the United States, Brazil and now takes place in a large number of countries such as France, Russia, Japan and Spain. Today, the number of players is estimated to be at 10 million worldwide.

In 2006, the International Tennis Federation (ITF) established the rules of this discipline, and since then it has governed the national tennis federations that organise it in their respective countries.

Beach tennis is an axis of development of tennis within the French Tennis Federation. The latter incorporated the discipline into its statutes in 2008 during its general assembly.

Today, as part of its «Act and Win» sports policy, the new governance wants the FFT to be at the centre of all tennis activities, and in particular beach tennis.

The practice of beach tennis in France is booming. The French Tennis Federation counts 3,027 competitors (1,987 men and 1,040 women). France currently has 9 female players and 5 male players in the World Top 50. The 9th French beach tennis championships were held from August 31st to September 3rd in Châtelaillon-Plage.

Beach Tennis at Nautic with the French Tennis Federation.

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the beach

The Ministry of Sports has had a proactive policy for the controlled development of outdoor sports for over 10 years: sports for all, access to sport sites, protection of the environment, contribution to regional development and educational values of outdoor sports.

Over the last 3 years it has been leading a sand sports development strategy that involves sports federations with activities on sand. These sports, which are very developed elsewhere in the world but not yet in France, are considered a lever of development for the federations, a lever of valorisation and development of the regions, a market for the sporting industries and a support for different sports to capture a wider audience, especially during vacations.

Contact : Sidonie FOLCO - [email protected] - O6 66 95 61 64

Ministries and Federations at Nautic

UNION Sport & Cycle is the first professional organization in the sports sector

Its main purpose is the official representation and defense of businesses in the economic sector of sport, recreation, cycling and mobility. UNION Sport & Cycle also endorses the promotion of physical and sports activities in France.

UNION Sport & Cycle, brings together 1,400 companies representing: • More than 500 brands,• 80,000 employees• €11 billion in cumulative turnover• 4 areas of expertise• 2 subsidiaries: media and Redisport

UNION Sport & Cycle joins forces with the French Nautical Industrie Federation for the development of sand sports and gives its members the opportunity to promote their products and services on the "Ski, Beach & Lifestyle" village.

Saturday2nd Dec.

Sunday3rd Dec.

Monday4th Dec.

Tuesday5th Dec.

Wednesday 6th Dec.

Thursday7th Dec.

Friday8th Dec.

Saturday9th déc.

Sunday10th Dec.

11:3012:30

Eno

How to grill on a boat

O'Watrol

Maintaining and

protecting wood on your boat (teak or otherwise)

Liros

Splicing modern ropes

ITC Europe

How to attach solar

panels

Yacco

Choosing the right oil for

your enginer

Sea View / Kiwigrip

How to attach a propeller/

How to apply a non-slip surface

Météo Consult

Reading the weather

Eno


Nautic Clean

Effective boat maintenance

13:0014:00

Eno


Liros

Splicing modern ropes

Aqua Base

Use and operation of a watermaker

Batteries USHIP

How to choose and

maintain your battery

Fusion

Boat hifi Network hifi

Lewmar

Disassembling and maintaining

your winch

Raymarine

Today’s marine

electronics, presentation of the latest technology

Eno


14:3015:30

Hempel / Soloplast

Distinguishing different types of antifouling and how to

apply silicone antifouling

Hempel / Soloplast



Hempel / Soloplast



Hempel / Soloplast



Aqua Base


Raymarine

Today’s marine

electronics, presentation of the latest technology

Pêcheen mer

The latest regulatory

developments in relation

to maritime fishing

Polish 3M AGL

Polishingyour hull

16:0017:00

Profurl

Choosing and maintaining

your reel

Aqua Base


Batteries USHIP

How to choose and

maintain your battery

Nautix

How to choose the right

antifouling

Météo Consult

Reading the weather

Météo Consult

Reading the weather

Nautix

How to choose the right

antifouling

Peller Clean by AGL

Lasting motor-

propeller maintenance

17:3018:30

Dometic

How to manage the

cold on board your boat

Profurl

Choosing and maintaining

your reel

Moteur Boat / Voile

How to manage

energy supply on your boat

Navicom

Safe seafaring with VHF,

AIS, distress signals and

more

Sea-TagsGardez

How to keep an eye on your crew; man-over-

board warning system

Hempel / Soloplast



Preval by AGL

Using spraypaint;

how and why

West System

AGL

Repairing, attaching,

applying and using putty quickly and

easily


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mon bateau en pratique

All these innovations and high-tech materials are great. But it’s also necessary to go back to the basic of sailing, and the Mon Bateau en Pratique zone is designed for just this. It’s managed by USHIP in Hall 3.

All types of workshops are available, from learning or brushing up on your maintenance skills, how to attach a solar panel and gelcoat repair, to choosing the right electronics, splicing and even how to grill. Seasoned professionals and the biggest brands in the industry will each day be offering up to 5 practical, succinct and totally free demonstrations!

Request the program!

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club Des equimentiersDe bretagneBreToN equipmeNT maNufacTurers cluB

In a new dedicated space located in the middle of Hall 2.1, the Breton Equipment Manufacturers Club organizes 8 workshops describing new practices and innovative equipment. Brittany becomes a great sailing valley with lengthy technological creativity!

Every day, a practical workshop is organized at 3:00 pm:

Saturday the 2nd of December: Demonstration of the TrimControl Android App, the electronic pennon of the R&D company "Mer Agitée” founded by Michel Desjoyeaux and Denis Juhel.

Sunday the 3rd of December: Presentation of the Plastimo life rafts, which now come with an 18-year guarantee.

Monday the 4th of December: Presentation of the Ocean Data System, designed to improve performance, but also safety, fun and comfort. Make pleasure boating even more pleasant!

Tuesday the 5th of December: Capajut will be demonstrating its system for storage and access to mandatory nautical documents on board.

Thursday the 7th of December: Inorope will present its technical textiles and innovative friction pulleys.

Friday the 8th of December: SplashElec will present its sailing boat automation systems, which allow an access to the navigation by the PMR and the simplification of manoeuvres.

Saturday the 9th of December: Les Plastiques de l’Estuaire will showcase plastic welding techniques, especially for tank applications.

Sunday the 10th of December: Loké Composite will present windfoil, the indispensable accessory for sailing in 2017!


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cine nautic

Cinema at the Nautic

In partnership with a selection of specialized Festivals, the Nautic Paris Boat Show will offer its visitors a unique opportunity to see the best short and medium-length productions of the year, free of charge, in a real cinema hall in the middle of Hall 1.

These screenings will be programmed according to a daily theme: Surfing, Watersports, Sailing, Nature, Travel, Environment or Fishing. Every day will have its own universe, with the most beautiful images of the year.

The film selection will be put forth by the following Festivals:Brest Surf Film Festival, Offshore Film Festival, International Film Festival of the Hendaye Sea,What a Trip! Montpellier Festival, OceanoScientific, World Festival of Underwater Image & Marine Environment of Marseille International Festival of World Fishing Films of Lorient.

Nautic thus establishes its position as an unmissable event, allowing you to see the best films selected by the greatest juries in a few hours, while offering an original experience to its visitors; the best of images, an exceptional dive into the kaleidoscope of nautical passions.


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saTurDay 2 DeC all day: surf days

nautic cinema/Hall 1Discover the best short,medium-length and long films inspired by the nautical universe. Every day a different theme in the cinema! Today, surfing is in the spotlight through a selection of the Brest Surf Film Festival.

10am - 6pm la plage/ Hall 1

learn about tHe beacH volleyball

10:45am - 11:30am stand 1l35 / Hall 1

Deep-sea marine weatHer worksHop witH sail tHe worlD

11am - 12pm scène nautic/ Hall 1

2018 tour De France à la voile oFFicial presentationDiscover the Tour de France à la Voile 2018 route. From 6 to 22 July 2018, the summer race brings together the best sailors on Diam24od. 17 days of spectacular races. Who will succeed Damien Seguin and his crew on the top of the podium?

11am - 13pm spot nautic / Hall 1

canoe-kayak initiationDiscover and test canoe-kayak on the pool with the Fédération Française de Canoë-Kayak!

11:45am - 12:30pm stand 1l35 / Hall 1

albatross 2017 awarD ceremony by sail tHe worlD

12:30pm - 1:30pm scène nautic / Hall 1

maciF anD oFFsHore racing: a winning cHallenge! Actived in the offshore racing since 2008, the Macif group has stood out as one of the key actors of this universe. Come to see the Macif Offshore Racing team and embark, during this conference, to discover the group’s commitment for 10 years.

1pm - 3pm spot nautic / Hall 1

wakeboarDing initiationDiscover and test wakeboarding on the pool with the French Waterski and Wakeboard Federation!


class Figaro bénéteau: awarD ceremony oF tHe FrencH cHampionsHip elite oFFsHore race The skippers of the very challenging Figaro Beneteau circuit competed against each other all year long for the prestigious title of 2017 French Champion of Offshore Elite Racing. The best sailors of the championship will be rewarded in the presence of Nicolas Hénard, or someone representing the French Sailing Federation President, and Yannig Livory, President of the Figaro Beneteau Class. Come and cheer the rising stars of offshore sailing !

1:45pm - 2:30pm stand 1l35 / Hall 1

sails worksHop witH sail tHe worlD


mecHanics oF marine Diesels worksHop witH sail tHe worlD

3pm - 4pm scène nautic / Hall 1

transat Jacques vabre awarD ceremonyPrize-giving ceremony of the 13th Transat Jacques Vabre Le Havre-Salvador de Bahia (Brazil) with all competitors who participated at this edition.


stanD up paDDle boarDing initiationDiscover and test Stand Up Paddle Boarding on the pool!


seamansHips oF tHe moDern ropes worksHop witH sail tHe worlD


initiation to surFing witH koa surF scHoolWake the surfer inside you! Do you want to take your first steps on a board? Come learn the board sports and try to find the balance standing on the board!

5pm - 6pm stand 1l35 / Hall 1

conFerence “saFety anD survival at sea» by tHe pilots oF tHe 24F Fleet on tHe stanD oF sail tHe worlD

6pm - 7pm scène nautic/ Hall 1

brieFing oF tHe nautic sup paris crossingThe most incredible and spectacular Stand Up Paddle Boarding race kicks off the next day on the Seine river. The briefing will enable to see 700 riders in tiptop form, including the international elite of the sport discipline!

6pm- 7pm spot nautic / Hall 1


sunDay 3 DeC 8am bibliothèque François mitterrand

nautic sup paris crossingCrossing of Paris on StandUp Paddle from east to west

all day: slinding sports spotlight

nautic cinema/ Hall 1Discover the best short/medium-length and long films inspired by the nautical universe. Every day a different theme in the cinema! Today, sliding sports are in the spotlight through a selection of the Offshore Film Festival and of TREK.


learn about tHe beacH HanDball




10:45am - 11:30am stand 1l35 / Hall 1


11:45am - 12:30pm stand 1l35 / Hall 1

“meDical, tHe gestures wHicH save on boarD” worksHop witH sail tHe worlD


J80 worlD cHampionsHipsPresentation of the J80 World Championships which take place from July 7th to 14th, 2018 in the Sables d’Olonne, dock of the Vendée Globe.

12:45pm - 1:30pm stand 1l35 / Hall 1

seamansHips oF tHe moDern ropes worksHop witH sail tHe worlD

1:30pm - 2pm scène nautic/ Hall 1

conFerence oF bouJmaa guilloulBoujmaa Guilloul, Moroccan professional windsurfer and 2016 International Windsurfing Tour world champion, will speak about the Sport Tourism in Morocco: the future of tourism based on sustainable development and the major destination for Water Sports in Africa.


“meDical, tHe gestures wHicH save on boarD” worksHop witH sail tHe worlD


2nD rounD oF tHe nautic sup paris crossing on tHe pool


soliDarity auctions oF tHe sailors For tHe water-sports clubs oF sint marteens anD saint-bartHelemySolidary auctions of Vendée Globe’s photographs for the benefit of the water-sports clubs of Sint Marteen and Saint Barthélémy affected by the IRMA hurricane.



3:45pm - 16:30 stand 1l35 / Hall 1



revelation oF tHe sailor oF tHe yearWho will be the Sailor of the Year 2017? Every year, the Fédération Française de Voile awards the prestigious Trophy of the Sailor who has really impressed during the year. Who is going to replace Charline Picon (Olympic champion) to the track record? If you want to know, come to see the announcement and the awarding of the Trophy.

4:30pm - 6pm spot nautic / Hall 1



nautic sup paris crossing awarD ceremonyWatch the award ceremony for the winners of the biggest Stand Up Paddle Boarding competition in the world and for the competitors who will be drawn by lot.





MonDay 4 DeC

all day: sailing is in the spotlight

nautic cinema / Hall 1Discover the best short and medium-length films inspired by the nautical universe. Every day a different theme in the cinema! Today, sailing is in the spotlight through a selection of the Offshore Film Festival of Vertigo Prod and Nefertiti Production.

10am - 1pm la plage / Hall 1

learn about tHe beacH tennis anD beacH HanDball

10:45am - 11:30am stand 1l35 / Hall 1


11am - 12pm scène nautic / Hall 1

conFerence “Daring tHe ocean / tHe Future is blue”Watch this conference organized by the OceanoScientific association, with the support of the Fondation de la Mer and with Jacques Attali as special guest. The importance of the ocean in our lives will be discussed: renewable energies, health and food of the future. A series of positive messages with which to build the future while respecting the environment and preserving the Ocean. The mediation will be ensured by Yvan Griboval, who returned in June from a 60 days single-handed oceanographic expedition rounding the three capes: a world first for sailing without any carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.



11:45am - 12:30pm stand 1l35 / Hall 1


1:30pm - 6pm la plage/ Hall 1



conFerence oF tHe sail tHe worlD associationA good management of health in blue water sailing trips.

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1pm - 3pm - spot nautic / Hall 1


2:45pm- 3:30pm stand 1l35 / Hall 1

marine electricity worksHop witH sail tHe worlD

3pm - 6pm spot nautic/ Hall 1




From 6:30pm stand Fin (a49) / Hall 1

new members cocktailThe FIN will welcome its new members around a convivial cocktail party.

TuesDay 5 DeCProFessIonal Day

all day

nautic cinema/ Hall 1Discover the best short and medium-length films inspired by the nautical universe. Every day a different theme in the cinema! Today, sea and nature are in the spotlight through a selection of the Festival International du Film de la Mer.



10:45am - 11:30am stand 1l35 / Hall 1









sea rescue initiation witH tHe snsmPut yourself in the skin of a Sea Rescuer! Actions in real conditions, teaching of rescue techniques and of gestures to be adopted in case of an offshore emergency… Challenges will also allow you to compete with rescuers and to test your skills!


conFerence: Digital oDyssey It is not any more enough «to customize» an offer with some digital tools to follow the changing world! The European Boating Industry, in partnership with the French Nautical Industries and Nautic Festival will explore the issues of the current digital revolution in the nautical industry, as well on earth as on sea. The changes due to the use of the electronic technology create situations where our first contact with the water sport will often begin thanks to Internet and the collaborative economy.

4pm - 8pm Hall 2.1

FrencH cHampionsHip oF tHe oyster sellersThe best French oyster sellers are going to compete for the title of champion of France 2017 through 3 tests: theory, speed and display. Who will be the champion of the 17th edition? Come to see it from 4 p.m. in the Hall 2.1!

5pm - 7pm stand Fin (a49) / Hall 1

parliamentarians welcomeThe FIN will host about fifty parliamentarians, to show them the exhibitions and its main events.

5:30pm - 7pm scène nautic / Hall 1

awarD ceremony oF tHe association Des amis Des anciens canots De sauvetage en mer (aaacsm) anD rounD table about «tHe maritime Heritage oF rescuing»To help in the protection of the old lifeboats, the prize of the AAACSM - Bénéteau Foundation will be awarded to the prize-winner 2017 by Annette Roux, president of the Bénéteau Foundation, in the presence of the members of the jury and Xavier de la Gorce, president of the jury and of the Société Nationale de Sauvetage en Mer (SNSM). The ceremony will be followed by a Round Table dedicated to the heritage of the rescue at sea and organised by the French National Marine Museum, the SNSM and the AAACSM.



weDnesDay 6 DeC

all day: travel and sharing

nautic cinema/ Hall 1Discover the best short and medium-length films inspired by the nautical universe. Every day a different theme in the cinema! Today, travel and sharing are in the spotlight through a selection of the What A Trip Festival.


learn about tHe beacH tennis

10am - 5pm espace 2000 / Hall 1

2nD annual conFerence oF sailing anD boatingFor its 2nd edition, the annual conference gives an appointment to public and private actors in the sector for a day of discussion on the major issues of development of the nautical sector, its essential contributions to the vitality of the territories and to debate brakes that hinder the growth of the sector.


10:45am - 11:30am stand 1l35 / Hall 1




11:45am - 12:30pm stand 1l35 / Hall 1




1pm - 6pm la plage/ Hall 1





presentation oF tHe First nortHwest passage sailing in solo by yvan bourgnonDuring summer 2017, Yvan Bourgnon joined the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean in the middle of the Arctic Ocean along 7500 kilometers on a beach catamaran 6,3 meters long without any cabin during 72 days. A novel adventure in the middle of the ice with Yvan who will speak about this trip after the projection of his 15 min movie in preview.




awarDs ceremony oF tHe sailboat anD tHe motorboat oF tHe yearVoile Magazine will award its annual trophies: the Sailboat of the Year 2018 as its Innovation Prize and its Special Readers Prize after the competition organised in La Rochelle, like every year for 20 years. Its colleague Moteur Boat Magazine will award too and for the 5th consecutive year “the Motor Boat of the Year”, after the tests realised in September in Hyères and with nine finalists and a jury of about twenty readers and professionals. Two other prizes will be awarded on this occasion: the Elegance one and the Crush of the jury.


wakeboarDing initiation

ThursDay 7 DeC

all day: environments

nautic cinema/ Hall 1Discover the best short and medium-length films inspired by the nautical universe. Every day a different theme in the cinema! Today, environment is in the spotlight through a selection of the Aquatic Festival, the OceanoScientific association and the Oceanographic Institute of Monaco.



10:45am - 11:30am stand 1l35 / Hall 1









renter oF tHe year prize-giving ceremonyFor the fifth consecutive year, Globesailor organises in partnership with Voile Magazine, the Nautic - Paris Boat Show, Vents de Mer and the French Nautical Industries Federation the Prize of the Renter of the Year. This year, the jury will be chaired by Yvan Bourgnon came back of polar achievements. After the ceremony, GlobeSailor will receive the jury and the laureates on its stand for a cocktail reception from 3 to 4 p.m. (Hall 1 Stand D12).


oFFsHore marine reception by squiD on tHe stanD oF sail tHe worlD




presentation oF tHe seacleaners proJect In September 2016, the association The SeaCleaners is born with the intention to build the first offshore boat who will be able to catch all the plastics in ocean. Yvan Bourgnon, president of the association, and Patrick Fabre, expert of the maritime pollution at The SeaCleaners, will come to make an analysis of the maritime pollution with plastic and show the action of The SeaCleaners since one year and explain all the benefits.


conFerence oF eDHec yacHt racePresent during all the Show on the occasion of its 50th edition, the EDHEC Yacht Race makes you discover the world of the student sail through a conference.



6:30pm - 7:30pm stand Fin (a49) / Hall 1

aFterwork FinAs every year, FIN will welcome its members and other professionals of the sector to share a convivial moment.

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FrIDay 8 DeC

all day: scuba diving

nautic cinema/ Hall 1Discover the best short and medium-length films inspired by the nautical universe. Every day a different theme in the cinema! Today, scuba diving is in the spotlight through a selection of the Aquatic Festival.

10am - 1:30pm scène nautic / Hall 1

golDen globe race 2018. Fifty years after Sir Robin Knox-Johnston’s first world tour, solo and nonstop, during the Sunday Times Golden Globe in 1968-1969, a new edition of the race is organized. Like its original, the 2018 Golden Globe is very simple: a start from Les Sables d’Olonne on 1 July 2018 to make a world tour sailing solo, non-stop, via the five big capes, and a return in the Vendée harbour. The present skippers will explain to you how they will sail almost in the same conditions of 1968.

10pm - 6pm la plage / Hall 1


10:45am - 11:30am stand 1l35 / Hall 1




11:45am - 12:30pm stand 1l35 / Hall 1







maciF anD tHe snsm: tHe innovation For tHe saFety at seaPartners for 30 years, the SNSM and Macif invite you to exchange about products and services developed to improve the safety at sea of the sailors.








two tower tour by FFsnw

(FrencH waterski anD wakeboarD FeDeration)The Cable Wakeboard event for teleski 2.0. Following several stages in France, the Spot Nautic held the final with the best riders at the end of which, we’ll know the queen and the king of the season.



6pm - 8:30pm scène nautic / Hall 1

nautic innovation awarDsWatch the final of the 1st innovation contest of the Nautic! An Award per category (Product & Service) and a “Special Start-up Award” will be given by a panel of professional after the pitches of the sixteen finalists in partnership with France Angles.

6:30pm - 9pm podium spot nautic / Hall 1

FFsnw: Delivery oF tHe sportsman oF tHe year awarD anD presentation oF tHe 2018 season

19:00 - 21:30 salle des ventes du nautic (nautic auction room) / Hall 4

auctionWatch or take part to the auction of old boats and sea objects exposed in this Hall 4 area since the beginning of the Show! A cocktail reception will end the event for all participants of the sale.

20:30 - 21:30 scène nautic / Hall 1

brieFing oF tHe nautic street FisHingWatch the explanation of rules with the participants to the second edition of the urban no-kill fishing competition organised by the Nautic on the quays of Paris.

saTurDay 9 DeC

8am - 4pm la seine (the seine river)

nautic street FisHing 2nd edition of the major street fishing contest in the heart of Paris! This contest will take place in pairs using a no-kill fishing (the fish is caught and released), on the Left Bank of the Seine river, between the Passerelle des Arts and the ring road, at the Union des Pêcheurs de Paris fishing plot.

all day: Fishing and fishermen

nautic cinema/Hall 1Discover the best short and medium-length films inspired by the nautical universe. Every day a different theme in the cinema! Today, fishing and fishermen are in the spotlight through a selection of the Festival Pêcheurs du Monde and of Chasse & Pêche and Pêche TV.


top club by tHe FéDération Française De voileMajor event of the Boat show for several years, the Top Club by the Fédération Française de Voile club is the ceremony which rewards the best French sailing clubs. Whatever they are turned to sports practice, initiation, cruise or tourist development, the most dynamic federal structures are rewarded on this occasion. Because practise the sail is better in a club with other lovers.





cHicks on tour by FFsnw (FrencH waterski anD wakeboarD FeDeration)This is the FFSNW’s wakeboard event dedicated for ladies to discover this sport. In the programme: wakeboard initiation and several other activities for a funny, relax and convivial day!



11:45am - 12:30pm stand 1l35 / Hall 1






2:30pm - 3pm scène nautic / Hall 1

electric boat oF tHe year 2017 contest awarD ceremonyThe French Association of the Electric Boat (AFBE) organizes an annual contest to promote the best offers and practices within the sector. The prize is awarded by a jury and the public can participate by voting until Friday, 8th December either on the stand of the AFBE in the Show (Hall 1 Stand A24), or on the website of the AFBE.


oFFsHore marine reception by squiD on tHe stanD oF sail tHe worlD


tHe Hermione sHip.The HERMIONE LAFAYETTE association presents the «Voyage Hermione Mediterranean 2018» whose departure will be given in February 2018 from Rochefort (France) for 5 months and 11 stopovers on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. As part of its partnership with the «International Organization of La Francophonie» (IOF), L’Hermione will give the opportunity to 100 young people from French-speaking countries to become volunteer sailor.


sea rescue initiation witH tHe snsmPut yourself in the skin of a Sea Rescuer! Actions in real conditions, teaching of rescue techniques and of gestures to be adopted in case of an offshore emergency… Challenges will also allow you to compete with rescuers and to test your skills!




mini-transat la boulangère 2017 prize-giving ceremony






nautic street FisHing awarD ceremonyWatch the award ceremony for the winners of the second edition of this urban no-kill fishing competition.

sunDay 10 DeC

all day : best of the week

nautic cinema/Hall 1 (Re)discover the special selection of the best short and medium-length films inspired by the nautical universe which were shown during the Show!





11:45am - 12:30pm stand 1l35 / Hall 1




1:45pm - 2:30pm stand 1l35/ Hall 1



animation cHilDren anD Families «one tHousanD one buoys»Around a huge game board, come to discover the bay of Lorient and to test your knowledge to return the sailors back to the port. Be careful in storm warning, reefs and other surprises! Accessible from 6 years old.





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exhibitions

pen duick iiiOpen to all audiences, this exhibition is a truly exceptional presentation of the prized and legendary boat: Pen Duick III is undoubtedly one of the most successful race boats in the history of yachting. For the first time, visitors can climb onto the deck of this winning machine designed by Eric Tabarly.Eric Tabarly is undeniably a pioneering symbol of the passionate relationship that the French have with the sea, but he was also and above all an enthusiast of technology and architecture, not afraid to upset the established order and rules to impose his many innovative ideas. If a historic Pen Duick is on display again (After the V in 2016), it also serves to illustrate the close relationship between racing, innovation and French yachting.

17.45m long and weighing 13.5 tons, Pen Duick III carries 152m of upwind sails and more than double downwind. Built in 1967 at the La Pérrière shipyards in Lorient in Duralinox, the ship was revolutionary at the time, with its innovative hull featuring a bulb keel and deep saffron running rigging. Designed by Eric Tabarly according to the rules of the RORC (Royal Ocean Racing Club) which regulated most major regattas at the time, Pen Duick III has simply shattered all records of victories and shaken the Anglo-Saxon world of yachting with its barely 20-year-old crew... So much so that the rules of the RORC were to evolve the following year to stop the outstanding French supremacy on all oceans.

On board, Eric Tabarly forms a remarkable team that will go down in history for its achievements, with his second Olivier de Kersauson, and with Alain Colas, Jean-Michel Carpentier, Gerard Petipas, Michel Vanek, Pierre English, Yves Guégan, Victor Tonnerre, Daniel Gilles and many others. And just as a well-made boat never dies, Pen Duick III will go on to have a very long career, attacking the Whitbread 1977 (the predecessor of the Volvo Ocean Race, before the dominance of the one-design race) with Eric Loizeau under the name of Gauloises II, then the Route du Rhum with Philippe Poupon, a double Transat and the legendary Vendée Globe with Jean-François Coste in 1989 under the name of Cacharel. His track record leaves a unique mark on the history of yachting, having crisscrossed all the world’s oceans! Including:

1967 : Razzia on the RORC • Morgan Cup (Portsmouth-Cherbourg) • Gotland Race • Channel Race • Fastnet (real time and compensated time) • Plymouth – La Rochelle • La Rochelle – Bénodet • Sydney – Hobart

1968 : Yarmouth – Lequeito (Cuba) • Lequeito – La Trinité/Mer1971 : Cape Town • Falmouth – Gibraltar • Middle Sea Race1972 : Southern Ocean Racing Club (SORC) Races • St Petersburg (USA,Fla) - Venice • St Petersburg – Fort Lauderdale •

Miami – Nassau • Los Angeles – Tahiti

Pen Duick III will arrive in Paris by special convoy on November 21st and will be displayed in Hall 1

©Eloi Stichelbaut-Groupama Team France

le parvis

ac50 - team franceCAMPAIGN 2015-2017 - THE FRENCH CHALLENGE ON THE 35TH AMERICA’S CUP

In 2013 Franck Cammas, Michel Desjoyeaux and Olivier de Kersauson decided to carry out the French maritime excellence to the international by creating a challenge, Team France, was asked to bring back in France the oldest sports trophy of the world, the America’s Cup.

Created in 1851, The America’s Cup is the most prestigious and technological trophy, an aside event which allows the winner to organize the following one, according to its rules and where he wishes, while respecting the spirit of the Deed Of Gift, the founding text of the test.

Team France joins over time with the creation of two branches, one in charge of the training of young talents, Team France Jeune, and the other one technological to work on the innovation and the research for performance.

In June, 2015, GROUPAMA, faithful partner of Franck Cammas for 20 years, makes a commitment beside Team France who becomes then GROUPAMA TEAM France.

In 2016, Groupama Team France builds his team by surrounding itself with the best sailors, the engineers, the architects and the French manufacturers and driven relentlessly in Brittany.

At the beginning of 2017, direction the archipelago of Bermuda to begin navigating. The boat will not stop evolving until the day before the 1st match on May 26th, 2017 against Oracle Team USA.

June 2017The French challenge takes away brilliantly two matches against the Swedish of Artemis and against the English of ben Ainslie Racing, but does not manage to cross the stage of the qualifications.The boat is the result of the work of a whole team, including the financial partners Groupama and Norauto, but also technological, among whom Dassault Systèmes, Atos-Bull, Altran, Esteco, Bénéteau, Suzuki, Musto, Ifremer, and the Team France club, gathering(collecting) passionate entrepreneurs who allowed the challenge to be thrown.

THE CONTINUATIONTEAM FRANCE ALWAYS HAS THE SAME OBJECTIVES:• Win the America’s Cup

• Combine the best of the French know-how and the international exporter

• Detect and accompany the talents of tomorrow by creating a competence center inspiring for the future generations


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new sailing features

monohulls

Bénéteau brings to Paris its brand new Oceanis 51.1, a boat of crucial importance for the evolution of its sailing range. Available in multiple versions, including a «First» edition as a nod to its first successful sailboats, this new Océanis no longer compromises between comfort and performance, under the design of Olivier Racoupeau for the hull and Nauta Design. The customization can be extensive, and the equipment is remarkable, through to the famous Dock & Go joystick control system.

In Paris for the first time too, the brand-new Figaro 3 will be on display to the public. True stepping stones of the French solitary industry, which saw all its champions wear use their bottoms, Bénéteau Figaro have radically evolved by switching to the hydrofoil just like the Imoca and all the modern steeds. The Solitaire Urgo du Figaro, the AGRR Transat and all races of the Figaro class will change dimension!

Jeanneau continues its radical offensive on the market of the cruising monohull: After the bestseller 349, the yard of Les Herbiers this year launches a reasonable 319, homogeneous, voluminous and economic, but especially the 440 and 490. These two cruisers will remain in the history of cruising like real ergonomic revolutions: from the helm to the bow, no need to step over or climb anything, thanks to ingenious sloping decks, which do not encroach on the aft cabins. It begs the question why it hadn’t been thought of it before. The rest is in keeping: modular cockpit in huge sunbath (No more naps with heads bent under the halyards), clear and bulky arrangements, innumerable tricks...

Fora Marine is an example of the inventiveness of French yachting: Its wooden-epoxy hull boats do not require molds, and can therefore be developed quickly to follow trends. The result is a range that is always at the cutting edge of design, with fast hulls and very modern and bright interiors. This year, the yard unveils its brand-new RM 1370.

Allures, the Grand Large Group’s aluminum-hulled travel boat specialist, will present a new hyper-connected sailboat, the 45.9 developed with Kara Technology, a designer of tactile solutions. The concept is called EVA, global solution for docking and boating, revolutionized thanks to the artificial intelligence and to the 130 sensors mounted on board...

X Yachts rreturns to Paris with the X4.3, the latest installment of this new range that goes back to the fundamentals of the brand: The fast luxury cruise. Between Xp, Performance-oriented, and Xc designed for cruising, this new X4.3 is the perfect versatile fast sailing boat,

Bénéteau Oceanis 51.1

Bénéteau Figaro

Jeanneau 490

Fora Marine RM 1370

Allure 45.9


very well built like all X boats, perfectly finished and versatile enough to race during the weekend and travel

far and wide during holidays. For example, its bow can receive a composite outboard for the regatta, and then have it replaced with a solid davit for cruising.

Another small innovative project, Ofcet presents its new 32 feet intended to shake up the podiums of the Transquadra and other IRC races: The Sun Fast and other JPK. Designed by Marc Lombard, the Ofcet 32 is a homogeneous race cruiser but with a remarkable silhouette and deck plan: Powerful hull, inverted and bulky bow.

The CNB66 still carries the shipyard of Bordeaux at the top of the Parisian yachts in terms of size. The concept of semi-custom, hull and industrial structure but custom fittings and equipment, is always a success, allowing the shipyard of Bordeaux to establish itself on the market of tall ships with an incomparable selection.

The pioneer of the modern polyester sailboat, Dufour Yachts, will also reveal to Parisians several new advances. The 520, evolution of the bestseller 500, but also the brand new 360 World Premiere, at the heart of the cruise ship market. La Rochelle boatyard takes the prize of the boat that has everything that a yacht could offer: integrated outdoor kitchen, huge diving platform, portholes, choice of wood finishes...

Thanks to the Brittany region, all the Breton shipyards are also moving around Paris. Nautic will be able to display the latest productions of Structures (Pogo), IDB Marine with its Malango and Mojito, Espace VAG with its innovative catboats, Billy Marine, Epoh, JPK with its impressive runners, Marée Haute and its Django, Marine Compositeor Plasmor.

X Yachts - X4.3

Ofcet 32

CNB66

Dufour Yachts 360

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cruising multihulls

The cruising multihull market is thriving, it has been well afloat for years! The two French leaders, Lagoon and Fountaine-Pajot, veritable powerhouses of this sector, unveil awesome new features each year to meet the demands of an exacting market which is also on the rise. In 2017, you have to be able to have living area to be in the loop: the evening breeze during mooring is welcomed in the tropics. This year, Lagoon is unveiling new 40 and 50 foot catamarans, and Fountaine-Pajot is pursuing a quality upgrade and will be presenting its latest 40 footer, Lucia. Bringing cruising catamarans to Paris is a veritable challenge for sites; hydraulic trailers allow the movement of the boats above traffic lights, special convoys require several days of travel from the sites. They would get there faster by sailing!

Lagoon 40 is improving all of the characteristics of its older models: remote rig to optimise the large downwind sale, shortening the boom, Nauta Design interior for perceived quality, careful aesthetic and above all a vastly improved sail weight/surface ratio to simply move faster! One of the more successful cruising catamarans at the moment has Marc Van Peteghem & Vincent Lauriot Prevot signed hulls – the wizards of the racing multihull. The most recent winner of the Transat Jacques Vabre, Thomas Coville on the Sodebo ex-Geronimo, would not change course away from it...

The 40 foot catamarans are at the core of this thriving market. Fountaine-Pajot, a catamaran trendsetter after their famous Louisiane, unveiled Lucia 40 last year, a response from the Rochelais to the Bordelais from Lagoon: Good performances despite an impressive volume, the only 40 footer to offer 4 bathrooms, or a gigantic personal area! And of course this lounge area is in front of the roof, allowing you to enjoy the fresh evening breeze while relaxing with your guest...


hall 1


dinghy sailing & water sports

Near the new large pool and the unparalleled artificial surfing wave, the world of water sports and dinghy sailing returns to the Nautic Show. A lot of innovations on display again this year, with as always, a strong tendency to want to sail on hydrofoils, whether stand up paddling, windsurfing, kite surfing or on catamarans! Industry specialists like Foil & Co optimize the production of such toys, which have become accessible to all watersports. Even the Olympic Nacra catamarans are flying through the water, and many formerly Archimedean sailboats are now ready to soar!

Across the Channel, the smallest waterhole hosts a sailing club, and dinghy sailing has remained very popular. British shipyards too, spurred on by the innovations of the specialist, RS Sailing, who will present three new products to be presented this year.

RS CAT 14

RS Neo

The RS Cat 14 is the second British foray in the light sport catamaran market. Taking all the findings and successful aesthetics of its 16-foot older brother, this new small catamaran is primarily intended for sailing schools.

The RS Zest is a simple and solid boat, which can take two large teens if necessary and complete the sail with a small jib. Convenient and accessible yet gorgeous and quick!

The RS Neo has the same specifications, but with a carbon mast and stunning responsiveness to the slightest breeze, while its robust rotomolded polyethylene shell can sit on the beach.

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halls 2.2 / 2.3 / 3 & 4

new monohulls

opens, cruisers, dayboatsThe American market having recovered greatly, with motorboats representing more than 80% of its activity, powerboating is particularly active this year with many novelties:

Loxo 32. The Structures shipyard has built a solid reputation with its Pogo yachts. Well designed for large transatlantic, fast and marine rides, but also coastal cruising. Still, the motorboat market is very promising, and the qualities of the Pogo yachts can be extrapolated to apply to the motorboat design and function giving a lightweight, economic boat with long radius of action. After years of hardening the sheets, some Structures customers could now picture themselves cruising without any constraint...

Jeanneau Cap Camarat 9.0 WA, CC, 5,5 and 7,5 Bow Rider.Lots of new features in Jeanneau’s famous Cap Camarat range, with two Bow Riders to meet the demand of this type of boats to accommodate passengers in front, well suited to picnicking and board sports. And the hull of the Cap Camarat 9.0 is declined with two different deck plans, a completely opened DC and a WA with a small forward cabin.

Quiksilver 555 BowRider, 605 and 775 BowRider.The Brunswick group, the great American rival of the Bénéteau group, is constantly renewing its range of small boats with its Quicksilver Activ series with a very modern design. This year, Quicksilver presents Bow Riders, decidedly very fashionable, from 5.50 to 7.75 meters long.

Boston 380 Outrage.The market is doing well in the United States, the race to create longer boats is prevalent among the big Open. Boston Whaler, the famous brand with unsinkable boats, has this year unveiled an Outrage 380 that is more than 11 meters long. Finishing, hull and overall quality are always at the top priority!

Pacific Craft 27 RX, 700 DC.The boat brand linked to Yamaha had presented last year a RX30 looking like a small Offshore boat but with an open deck plan, design and incredible performance. A little brother arrives this year with the same DNA: an open hull, a stepped hull and top performance. A new 7 meter long runabout will also be unveiled, the 700 DC.

Invictus 240 CX, 200 HXA recent brand characterized by the neat design of Christian Grande, famous Italian designer, Invictus continues its offensive by completing its range in 2017 with two new products, the 240 CX and 200 HX. The profile is less typical than the GT, but the finish and the general design are always at the top of their class.

Cap Camarat 9.0 WA

Quicksilver BowRider

Boston 380 Outrage

Pacific Craft 700 DC

Invictus 240 CX

Loxo 32


Sea Ray 320 SunDancer, 400 SLXAll the attributes of the great American open boats are found in this brand

new Sea Ray, with its opening hard top, front deck saloon and large spaces. As for the Sea Ray 400 SLX, it has developed a new orientation clearly focused on the joys of anchorage, with tilting bulwarks and bimini tops that can cover the entire open deck.

Silver Eagle BRXThe Scandinavians attack all markets with their robust aluminum hulls. Silver Eagle, a well-known Finnish brand, presents a new BRX with all the advantages of these cold boats: sharp keel, maximum cockpit protection, easy maintenance and use.

BMA X222A major player in the transalpine RIB, BWA launched into rigid hulls in 2016 and this year presents its second opus, the X222. The design remains characteristic of the brand, clean, modern, simple and sporty.

Bayliner VR4 OBTypical American runabout, the Bayliner VR4 is the smallest variation of this sport range, now available by speedboat which leaves room for a large bench at the rear of the cockpit.

ribsA market that is still very dynamic, and the Nautic Show has become one of the very first industry events with the presence of all shipyards. The French Zodiac, taken over by a passionate investor, resumes its role of leader in all-round innovation...The most famous brand in this sector, will exhibit its new 680 RS, capable of exceeding 50 knots, and all its developments including the new tender electric jet!

Capelli Tempest 38The Italians retain incomparable expertise in the field of large RIBs. Capelli unveils this year a new Tempest, able to take you around Corsica in a few hours... careful construction in infusion, large double berth, independent toilet, everything is there to enjoy exceptional weekends at sea.

Wimbi W7iThe W7 is available this year in an inboard version, which features a large rear platform. Available powers range from 200 to 300hp, the design is neat with a bow to carry a long bimini top, and the console houses chemical toilets.

Brig Eagle 10The Ukrainian Brig shipyard has taken on small cruising with this 10m long, rigid inflatable vessel, motorizable with up to 2 x 350 hp and able to reach speeds of over 50 knots! Complete with a well-appointed cabin with double beds, toilet and an outdoor kitchen, this is the range’s flagship boat.

Lomac GT 10.5Lomac is another great name for the Italian RIB, and its Gran Turismo range has caused a sensation with its aerodynamic lines. The GT 10.5 is the latest, proposing a sporting alternative to the very dynamic market of large RIB vessels.

Bayliner VR4 OB

Zodiac 680 RS

Capelli Tempest 38

Wimbi W7i

Brig Eagle 10

Lomac GT 10.5

Sea Ray 400 SLX

Silver Eagle BRX

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halls 2.2 / 2.3 / 3 & 4

new powerboating features

speedboats, fishing-cruisers

Jeanneau NC33The NC range (NC stands for New Concept) which introduced the principles of Scandinavian boats with side doors and full-cockpit-square, was a real success for Jeanneau. Organized as a nautical loft, the layout of the NC is designed to live like at home on the water. The NC33 incorporates these principles with a large living volume in comparison to its size.

Merry Fisher 1095, 3 cabins and 2 enginesBig boats with outboard motors are growing in popularity, benefiting from the rise of engine manufacturers while clearing the space of a machine room and simplifying the maintenance. Jeanneau hits hard with this new Merry Fisher, which offers up to 3 independent cabins on an outboard boat!

Bénéteau Antares 6 and 9Based on the latest generations of hulls, these two new Antares still demonstrate the good health of the outboard motor market. The Antares 9 is endowed with 2 independent cabins, a bathroom and the promise of a great autonomy, even with its two engines of 200hp.

Bénéteau Gran Turismo 50It is the largest of Beneteau’s sport-cruisers, and the first equipped with the Ship Control system that enables a digital management of all the systems on board. Based on an Air Step hull developed with Volvo, the GT50 is designed by Nuvolari & Lenard, famous super yacht designers.

Bénéteau Swift Trawler 35Going fast is good, going far is even better, and the trawler market is doing well. Bénéteau has achieved a remarkable synthesis between range and speed with its Swift Trawlers range, which combines speed and speed trawler.

Delphia 1200 BluescapeThis year, the Polish shipyard is launching a new Bluescape range with this 12-meter hybrid boat, designed for both rivers and oceans. Tony Castro’s design is modern, and the proposal is unheard of in terms of trawler design.

Merry Fisher 1095

Bénéteau Antares 9

Bénéteau GT 50

Bénéteau Swift Trawler 35

Delphia 1200 Bluescape

Jeanneau NC33


halls 2.2 / 2.3 / 3 & 4

new powerboating features

motors : outboard, inboard, vdm

Nexus 870 EvoLike the Delphia, this Nexus offers a modern vision of the river trawler. Very economical and voluminous, this unique boat is perfect for cruising quietly at low speed.

Parker Monaco 110.The Polish shipyard Parker has become a major player in the fishing cruising market, but this year it is trying to break into the sporty speedboat one. Powered by outboard with a fairing which hides the engines, its silhouette is a very successful one and the overall construction is remarkable. Speedboats are undoubtedly popular these days and it doesn’t look like it’s going to stop!

Cranchi XT 36The Italian shipyard has many times won fame thanks to the care taken in the design and finish of its boats. This year, Cranchi launches a new very fashionable speedboat. With its modern trawler profile, it has been conceived by designer Christian Grande, and sticks to the same strong sense identity of Cranchi.

motos marine Sea Doo

Suzuki Marine

Yamaha Marine

Mercury Marine

Parker Monaco 110

Cranchi XT 36

Nexus 870 Evo

Suzuki Marine presents its new large 350hp V6 engine, featuring two counter-rotating propellers, a dual ignition and all the available technology of the brand. This novelty has already received the prestigious IBEX Award 2017. At the beginning of the range, the brand presents new small portable engines from 4 to 6hp.

The American giant Mercury Marine lis launching a new generation of multi-function displays, the VesselView, and a new universal tiller system on 15 and 20hp portable engines.

At Yamaha Marine also, a new 25hp ultra light is born, intended for light craft. Featuring an optional electric start and optimized tiller system.

The Bombardier Group presents its latest Evinrude engines with innovative design, but also its new generations of Sea Doo marine bikes, from the most accessible like the small Spark to the most sporty and versatile models like the 300hp RXT.

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new equipmentfeatures

equipment

Adrena, a Nantes-based publisher of routing software recognized by the racing industry, is launching its new program accessible to all: Octopus.

Garmin introduces its new probe to see in front of the boat, the Panoptix PS51-TH, and its new Quatix 5 Sapphire marine watch that connects to the tracers of the brand.

Icom introduces its new high-end IC-M605EURO VHF, equipped with a built-in 4.3-inch widescreen AIS and GPS receiver, recording the last 2 minutes of conversation and the ability to connect 3 remote stations.

Simrad Navico will unveil its new NSS evo3 multifunction display, integrating a WiFi function, and full sonar capabilities with Forward scan and Structure scan.

Raymarine presents its range of Axiom displays and its RealVision 3D sounder.

An environment-friendly novelty, the NRG Marine Soni8 is an effective ultrasonic antifouling system, which avoids the yearly ritual of underwater painting.

Panoptix PS51-TH

C-M605EURO

Écran multifonctions NSS evo3

Écran Axiom

With the creation of the Nautic Innovation Awards, the most innovative equipment is now showcased in the heart of Hall1. But Hall 2.1 is full of equipment of all kinds, fittings, electronics, clothing, sailcloth, energy, cleaning products... Remember also that the Uship Academy offers daily demonstrations on the proper use of all this equipment as well as as on the maintenance of your boat.

Let us remember that, every day, the Uship Academy offers demonstrations of the good use his equipment and the maintenance of your boat on the space “mon bateau en pratique” – Hall 3 / Stand AB.

You can also find, the workshop of the “Club des équipmentiers de Bretagne” – Hall 2.1 / Stand B79

In addition to the products distinguished by the Nautic Innovation Awards, there are many new products in all categories.

Soni8 de NRG Marine


RopEye - Poulies U-Block

SmartFind G8 AIS et CrewWatcher

fittingsRopEye unveils its new simple and effective U-Block pulleys, ultra lightweight with their carbon caliper.

securityThere are many new products this year at Plastimo, which, by the way, extends the guarantee of its survival rafts to 18 years! The Lorient brand also unveils its Lifecell, a waterproof trunk that serves as a floating craft and can house rockets, VHF and other security equipments. Its range of automatic vests still can cater for all types of activities, including water-walking and water sports.

Mc Murdo presents his SmartFind G8 AIS, and CrewWatcher (PanPan) unveils its mini beacon connected to your Smartphone, 30 times faster than the AIS system and more accessible ...

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lisT of boats exhibiteD

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BATEAUX EXPOSÉSBOAT EXHIBITED

MARQUE MODÈLETRADEMARK

EXPOSANTEXHIBITOR

LONGUEURLENGHT

LARGEURWIDTH

NOUVEAUTÉNOVELTY

No DE STANDBOOTH NUMBER

A

ADVENTURE . MASTER 360 ADVENTURE BOATS 3,6 0 2-2 C 1

ADVENTURE . SCOUT 250 T ADVENTURE BOATS 2,5 0 2-2 C 1

ADVENTURE . VESTA 250 TENDER ADVENTURE BOATS 2,6 0 2-2 C 1

ADVENTURE . VESTA 290 TENDER ADVENTURE BOATS 2,9 0 X 2-2 C 1

ADVENTURE . VESTA 345 SPORT TENDER ADVENTURE BOATS 3,45 0 2-2 C 1


ADVENTURE . VESTA 450 FUNLINE ADVENTURE BOATS 4,5 1,95 2-2 C 1

ADVENTURE . VESTA 500 FUNLINE ADVENTURE BOATS 5,05 0 2-2 C 1

ADVENTURE . VESTA 500 SUNLINE ADVENTURE BOATS 5,05 0 2-2 C 1

ADVENTURE . VESTA 550 COMFORT ADVENTURE BOATS 5,4 0 2-2 C 1


ADVENTURE . VESTA 610 ADVENTURE BOATS 6,1 2,5 2-2 C 1

ADVENTURE . VESTA 650 SUNLINE ADVENTURE BOATS 6,5 0 X 2-2 C 1

Airon Marine . Airon Marine AMX28 ABYS YACHTING 8,34 2,5 4 C 4

Airon Marine . Airon Marine AMX34 ABYS YACHTING 9,98 3,3 X 4 C 4

ALLEGRA BOAT PASSION . ALL 19 OPEN ALLEGRA BOAT PASSION 5,75 2,22 3 AB 7

ALLEGRA BOAT PASSION . ALL 19 SUN ALLEGRA BOAT PASSION 5,75 2,22 X 3 AB 7

ALLEGRA BOAT PASSION . ALL 21 SUN ALLEGRA BOAT PASSION 6,35 2,45 3 AB 7

Allures Yachting . Allures 45.9 ALLURES YACHTING 1475 1370 1 G 28

Aquaparx . Bateaux pneumatiques 230 PRO - Aquaparx AQUAPARX FRANCE 2,3 1,27 2-2 C 6



Aquaparx . Bateaux pneumatiques 400 - Aquaparx AQUAPARX FRANCE 4 2 2-2 C 6

Aquaparx . Bateaux pneumatiques semi-rigides 360 - Aquaparx AQUAPARX FRANCE 3,6 2 2-2 C 6

Aquaparx . Calletti RIB 390 Sport Line - Aquaparx AQUAPARX FRANCE 3,9 2 X 2-2 C 6

Archambault . Surprise BG RACE 7,65 2,48 1 C 39

B

B2 MARINE . CAP-FERRET 502 OPEN B2 MARINE 5,22 1,98 3 C 6

B2 MARINE . CAP-FERRET 572 CRUISER B2 MARINE 5,7 2,15 3 C 6



B2 MARINE . CAP-FERRET 672 SUN DECK B2 MARINE 6,38 2,48 3 C 6

B2 MARINE . CAP-FERRET 752 CRUISER PREMIUM B2 MARINE 6,95 2,48 3 C 6

Barque a Ballast . Barque A Ballast GAZELLE DES SABLES (Ateliers de La) 2,58 1,28 1 K 32

Beneteau . Antares 36 BENETEAU 0 0 4 A 2 - A 4

Beneteau . Antares 6 BENETEAU 0 0 X 4 A 2 - A 4




Beneteau . Barracuda 6 BENETEAU 0 0 4 A 2 - A 4



Beneteau . Figaro 3 BENETEAU 0 0 X 1 G 27

Beneteau . First 25 BENETEAU 0 0 1 G 27

Beneteau . Flyer 5.5 Spacedeck BENETEAU 0 0 4 A 2 - A 4

Beneteau . Flyer 6.6 Sundeck BENETEAU 0 0 4 A 2 - A 4




Beneteau . Gran Turismo 40 BENETEAU 0 0 4 A 2 - A 4


Beneteau . Gran Turismo 50 Sportfly BENETEAU 0 0 X 4 A 2 - A 4

Beneteau . Monte Carlo 5 BENETEAU 0 0 4 A 2 - A 4

Beneteau . Oceanis 31 BENETEAU 0 0 1 G 27

Beneteau . Oceanis 35.1 BENETEAU 0 0 1 G 27




Beneteau . Oceanis 51.1 BENETEAU 0 0 X 1 G 27

Beneteau . Sense 51 BENETEAU 0 0 1 G 27

Beneteau . Swift Trawler 30 BENETEAU 0 0 4 A 2 - A 4

Beneteau . Swift Trawler 35 BENETEAU 0 0 X 4 A 2 - A 4

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EXPOSÉS/BOATEXHIB

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70

BATEAUX EXPOSÉSBOAT EXHIBITED


EXPOSANTEXHIBITOR

LONGUEURLENGHT

LARGEURWIDTH

NOUVEAUTÉNOVELTY


A

ADVENTURE . MASTER 360 ADVENTURE BOATS 3,6 0 2-2 C 1

ADVENTURE . SCOUT 250 T ADVENTURE BOATS 2,5 0 2-2 C 1

ADVENTURE . VESTA 250 TENDER ADVENTURE BOATS 2,6 0 2-2 C 1

ADVENTURE . VESTA 290 TENDER ADVENTURE BOATS 2,9 0 X 2-2 C 1



ADVENTURE . VESTA 450 FUNLINE ADVENTURE BOATS 4,5 1,95 2-2 C 1

ADVENTURE . VESTA 500 FUNLINE ADVENTURE BOATS 5,05 0 2-2 C 1


ADVENTURE . VESTA 550 COMFORT ADVENTURE BOATS 5,4 0 2-2 C 1


ADVENTURE . VESTA 610 ADVENTURE BOATS 6,1 2,5 2-2 C 1

ADVENTURE . VESTA 650 SUNLINE ADVENTURE BOATS 6,5 0 X 2-2 C 1

Airon Marine . Airon Marine AMX28 ABYS YACHTING 8,34 2,5 4 C 4

Airon Marine . Airon Marine AMX34 ABYS YACHTING 9,98 3,3 X 4 C 4

ALLEGRA BOAT PASSION . ALL 19 OPEN ALLEGRA BOAT PASSION 5,75 2,22 3 AB 7

ALLEGRA BOAT PASSION . ALL 19 SUN ALLEGRA BOAT PASSION 5,75 2,22 X 3 AB 7

ALLEGRA BOAT PASSION . ALL 21 SUN ALLEGRA BOAT PASSION 6,35 2,45 3 AB 7

Allures Yachting . Allures 45.9 ALLURES YACHTING 1475 1370 1 G 28




Aquaparx . Bateaux pneumatiques 400 - Aquaparx AQUAPARX FRANCE 4 2 2-2 C 6

Aquaparx . Bateaux pneumatiques semi-rigides 360 - Aquaparx AQUAPARX FRANCE 3,6 2 2-2 C 6

Aquaparx . Calletti RIB 390 Sport Line - Aquaparx AQUAPARX FRANCE 3,9 2 X 2-2 C 6

Archambault . Surprise BG RACE 7,65 2,48 1 C 39

B


B2 MARINE . CAP-FERRET 572 CRUISER B2 MARINE 5,7 2,15 3 C 6



B2 MARINE . CAP-FERRET 672 SUN DECK B2 MARINE 6,38 2,48 3 C 6

B2 MARINE . CAP-FERRET 752 CRUISER PREMIUM B2 MARINE 6,95 2,48 3 C 6

Barque a Ballast . Barque A Ballast GAZELLE DES SABLES (Ateliers de La) 2,58 1,28 1 K 32









Beneteau . Figaro 3 BENETEAU 0 0 X 1 G 27

Beneteau . First 25 BENETEAU 0 0 1 G 27








Beneteau . Gran Turismo 50 Sportfly BENETEAU 0 0 X 4 A 2 - A 4

Beneteau . Monte Carlo 5 BENETEAU 0 0 4 A 2 - A 4






Beneteau . Oceanis 51.1 BENETEAU 0 0 X 1 G 27

Beneteau . Sense 51 BENETEAU 0 0 1 G 27


Beneteau . Swift Trawler 35 BENETEAU 0 0 X 4 A 2 - A 4


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EXPOSÉS/BOATEXHIB

ITED

71


BILLIE MARINE . BILLIE TWIN’S CHAMBRE REGIONALE DE METIERS DE BRETAGNE 3,1 1,42 1 K 28

BLACK FIN . BLACK FIN ELEGANCE 8 QUICKSILVER 7,77 3,04 4 A 10

BLACK FIN . BLACK FIN ELEGANCE 9 QUICKSILVER 8,84 3,1 4 A 10

BLACK PEPPER . CODE 0 CRUISING BLACK PEPPER 9,96 2,7 1 B 30

BLACK PEPPER . CODE 0 SPIRIT BLACK PEPPER 9,96 2,7 1 B 30

BLACK PEPPER . CODE 1 BLACK PEPPER 12 4 1 B 30

BLACK PEPPER . CODE 2 BLACK PEPPER 19,5 5,3 1 B 30

BLACK PEPPER . CODE # BLACK PEPPER 8,2 2,55 1 B 30

BLACK PEPPER . TENDER 24 BLACK PEPPER 7 2,5 1 B 30

BMA . BMA X 199 BWA - BMA 5,8 2,25 2-3 A 2

BMA . BMA X 222 BWA - BMA 6,99 2,5 X 2-3 A 2

BSC . BSC 65 S BSC 6,5 2,8 4 C 15

BSC . BSC 70 LIMITED BSC 6,98 3 X 4 C 15

BSC . BSC 78 CLASSIC BSC 7,8 3,19 X 4 C 15

BWA . BWA 30 PREMIUM BWA - BMA 9,3 3,5 2-3 A 2

BWA . BWA Sport 19 GT BWA - BMA 5,9 2,5 2-3 A 2

BWA . BWA Sport 22 GTO BWA - BMA 6,75 2,75 X 2-3 A 2

BWA . BWA Sport 26 GTO BWA - BMA 7,75 3,1 X 2-3 A 2

C

Cantieri Capelli . Capelli Tempest 38 YAMAHA MOTOR 11,9 3,5 4 A 15

Cantieri Capelli . Capelli Tempest 500 Work YAMAHA MOTOR 5,55 2,33 4 A 15

Cantieri Capelli . Capelli Tempest 600 Open YAMAHA MOTOR 5,92 2,5 4 A 15

Cantieri Capelli . Capelli Tempest 700 Open YAMAHA MOTOR 7,15 2,85 4 A 15

Cantieri Capelli . Capelli Tempest 750 Work YAMAHA MOTOR 7,48 2,97 4 A 15

Cantieri Capelli . Capelli Tempest 775 Edition Speciale YAMAHA MOTOR 7,75 2,95 4 A 15

Cantieri Capelli . Capelli Tempest 900 WA YAMAHA MOTOR 9,5 3,3 X 4 A 15

Chantier Bernard . SNS 161 President Pierre Huby LES SAUVETEURS EN MER 14,85 4,6 1 A 17

CHRIS CRAFT . CATALINA 30 EVASION YACHTING 9,3 3,1 X 4 C 10

CHRIS CRAFT . CORSAIR 27 EVASION YACHTING 8,13 2,52 4 C 10

CNB Yacht Builders . CNB 66 CNB YACHTS 20,61 5,51 1 D 27

D

Delphia Yachts . Delphia Bluescape 1200 DELPHIA 12,25 4,25 X 4 C 12

DJANGO . DJANGO 7.70 CHAMBRE REGIONALE DE METIERS DE BRETAGNE 7,7 3 1 K 28

Dufour Yachts . Dufour 310 Grand Large DUFOUR YACHTS 9,67 3,31 1 G 30

Dufour Yachts . Dufour 360 Grand Large DUFOUR YACHTS 10,3 3,54 X 1 G 30





Dufour Yachts . Dufour 56 Exclusive DUFOUR YACHTS 17,15 5,05 1 G 30

E

EPOH . EPOH CHAMBRE REGIONALE DE METIERS DE BRETAGNE 4,92 1,85 1 K 28

F

FANALE MARINE . ALTAGNA 7.80 U FANALE 7,8 3,12 X 3 B 10

FANALE MARINE . FALCHETTU 6.80 U FANALE 6,8 3 X 3 B 10

Ferretti Yachts . Ferretti Yachts 450 ABYS YACHTING 14,2 4,3 4 C 4

Fjord . FJORD 36 Xpress FJORD 11,32 0,36 4 C 14

Fountaine Pajot Sailing Catamarans . Lucia 40 FOUNTAINE PAJOT 11,73 6,63 1 D 42

Four Winns . H 350 OB FOUR WINNS 0 0 4 A 6

Four Winns . HD 240 FOUR WINNS 0 0 4 A 6

Four Winns . TS 222 FOUR WINNS 0 0 4 A 6

Four Winns . V 255 OB FOUR WINNS 0 0 4 A 6

G

GALEON . GALEON 310 HTC SMARTLINE 9,6 2,99 3 B 2

GALEON . GALEON 335 HTS SMARTLINE 9,98 3,35 X 3 B 2

GALEON . GALEON 405 HTL SMARTLINE 13,46 3,9 3 B 2

GALEON . GALEON 420 FLY SMARTLINE 12,5 4,16 3 B 2

Gazelle Breizh . Gazelle Breizh GAZELLE DES SABLES (Ateliers de La) 3,35 14 1 K 32

Gazelle des Iles . Gazelle des Iles GAZELLE DES SABLES (Ateliers de La) 3,9 1,45 1 K 32

Gazelle des Sables . Gazelle des Sables GAZELLE DES SABLES (Ateliers de La) 2,7 1,22 1 K 32

GLASTRON . GS259 GLASTRON ET WELLCRAFT 7,67 2,55 4 A 9

GLASTRON . GT 225 GLASTRON ET WELLCRAFT 6,71 2,54 4 A 9



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LARGEURWIDTH

NOUVEAUTÉNOVELTY


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ITED

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72

GLASTRON . GTD 200 GLASTRON ET WELLCRAFT 6,17 2,54 4 A 9

GLASTRON . GTS 185 GLASTRON ET WELLCRAFT 5,49 2,26 4 A 9

GLASTRON . GTS 245 GLASTRON ET WELLCRAFT 7,32 2,54 4 A 9

GRAND LARGUE . STIR VEN 19 CHAMBRE REGIONALE DE METIERS DE BRETAGNE 5,7 2,1 1 K 28

GREENLINE . GREENLINE 39 EVASION YACHTING 11,99 3,75 4 C 10

GUYMARINE . ANTIOCHE 550 Chalutier GUYMARINE - WHITE SHARK 5,38 2,43 4 A 21



H

HAPPY CAT . happy cat neo BIG TOYS ON BOARD 4,2 2,2 1 G 57

HOBIE . Hobie Inflatable 11 HOBIE CAT 3,4 1 1 E 48

HOBIE . Hobie Max Easy HOBIE CAT 4,9 2,5 1 E 48

HOBIE . Hobie Mirage Compass Seagrass HOBIE CAT 3,66 0,86 1 E 48

HOBIE . Hobie Mirage Inflatable 12 HOBIE CAT 3,66 0,91 1 E 48

HOBIE . Hobie Mirage Oasis HOBIE CAT 4,42 0,84 1 E 48

HOBIE . Hobie Mirage Outback Camo HOBIE CAT 3,68 0,84 1 E 48

HOBIE . Hobie Mirage Pro Angler 14 HOBIE CAT 4,17 0,97 1 E 48

HOBIE . Hobie Mirage Revolution 13 HOBIE CAT 4,09 0,72 1 E 48

HOBIE . Hobie Mirage Tandem Island HOBIE CAT 5,64 3,05 1 E 48

Hobie Cat . Getaway PARIS VOILE 5,18 2,34 1 G 55 et 1 G 53

I

IKONE . IKONE 6.00 ESPACE VAG 6 2,5 1 K 23

IKONE . IKONE CHAMBRE REGIONALE DE METIERS DE BRETAGNE 5,98 2,5 1 K 28

J

J Composites . J/112E J COMPOSITES 10,99 3,6 1 G 35

Jeanneau . Cap Camarat 10.5 WA JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 10,57 3,21 4 A 8

JEANNEAU . CAP CAMARAT 5.5 BR JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 5,5 2,36 4 A 8

Jeanneau . Cap Camarat 5.5 CC S� JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 5,48 2,38 4 A 8

Jeanneau . Cap Camarat 5.5 WA S� JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 5,48 2,38 4 A 8



Jeanneau . Cap Camarat 7.5 BR JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 7,84 2,55 4 A 8


Jeanneau . Cap Camarat 7.5 DC JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 7,35 2,54 4 A 8


Jeanneau . Cap Camarat 9.0 WA JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 9,12 2,98 4 A 8

Jeanneau . Jeanneau 51 JEANNEAU - Voiliers 15,38 4,7 1 G 25

Jeanneau . Leader 30 JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 9,23 3 4 A 8

Jeanneau . Leader 33 JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 10,56 3,32 4 A 8




JEANNEAU . Merry Fisher 1095 JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 10,5 3,35 X 4 A 8

JEANNEAU . MERRY FISHER 605 JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 5,79 2,46 4 A 8

Jeanneau . Merry Fisher 695 Marlin JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 6,9 2,54 4 A 8

Jeanneau . Merry Fisher 695 JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 6,9 2,54 4 A 8

Jeanneau . Merry Fisher 795 Marlin JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 7,17 2,8 4 A 8



Jeanneau . NC 11 JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 11,15 3,74 4 A 8



JEANNEAU . SUN FAST 3600 JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 11,25 3,55 4 A 8

Jeanneau . Sun Odyssey 319 JEANNEAU - Voiliers 9,8 3,46 1 G 25




Jeanneau . Sun Odyssey 440 JEANNEAU - Voiliers 13 4,29 1 G 25

Jeanneau . Sun Odyssey 490 JEANNEAU - Voiliers 14 4,49 1 G 25

Jeanneau . Velasco 37F JEANNEAU - Motonautisme 11,43 3,84 4 A 8

Joker Boat . Clubman 22 JOKER BOAT 6,7 2,55 4 A 16

Joker Boat . Clubman 24 JOKER BOAT 7,5 2,99 X 4 A 16



Joker Boat . Coaster 650 Barracuda JOKER BOAT 6,57 2,48 X 4 A 16



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LONGUEURLENGHT

LARGEURWIDTH

NOUVEAUTÉNOVELTY


BATEAUX

EXPOSÉS/BOATEXHIB

ITED

74


74

K

KiteTender . KiteTender LibertyKite 4,4 1,4 2-2 A 1bis

L

LAGOON . 40 LAGOON 11,74 6,76 1 A 46

Lascar du Toul Ru . Lascar du Toul Ru GAZELLE DES SABLES (Ateliers de La) 0 0 1 K 32

Laser Performance . Bahia PARIS VOILE 4,65 1,8 1 G 55 et 1 G 53

Laser Performance . Bug PARIS VOILE 2,64 1,3 1 G 55 et 1 G 53

Laser Performance . Laser PARIS VOILE 4,21 1,37 1 G 55 et 1 G 53

Laser Performance . Pico PARIS VOILE 3,58 1,4 1 G 55 et 1 G 53

Les Canalous . LaPeniche P CANALOUS P.LAISANCE 15 4,5 1 A 29

Linssen Yachts . Linssen Grand Sturdy 35.0 AC LINSSEN FRANCE 10,7 3,4 1 A 30

Linssen Yachts . Linssen Grand Sturdy 40.0 Sedan LINSSEN FRANCE 12,85 4,3 1 A 30

LOMAC . 540 BIG GAME LOMAC 5,29 2,2 4 C 11

LOMAC . ADRENALINA 10.5 LOMAC 9,06 3,5 X 4 C 11

LOMAC . ADRENALINA 7.0 LOMAC 6,77 2,82 4 C 11


LOMAC . GRAN TURISMO 10.5 LOMAC 10,06 3,51 4 C 11


LOMAC . LOMAC 300 LX LOMAC 3,1 1,61 4 C 11

LOMAC . LOMAC 430 CLUB LOMAC 4,37 1,91 4 C 11

LOMAC . LOMAC 500 OK LOMAC 4,89 201 4 C 11

LOMAC . LOMAC 600 IN LOMAC 5,95 2,47 4 C 11




M

MAREE HAUTE . DJANGO 7.70 CHANTIER MAREE HAUTE 7,7 2,99 1 K 27 - 28

Marell . Marell 900CC Marell 900CC 8,89 3,05 3 A 12

MARINE COMPOSITE . BIHAN 6.50 CHAMBRE REGIONALE DE METIERS DE BRETAGNE 6,5 2,6 1 K 28

MARSEA . MARSEA CM100 MARSEA-GRAND 5,7 2,3 2-2 B 6



MARTINI C.N. . STARLAC 330 MARTINI COSTRUZIONI NAUTICHE SRL 3,3 1,6 1 B 54

MARTINI C.N. . STARLAC H20 PLUS 5 MARTINI COSTRUZIONI NAUTICHE SRL 3,96 1,76 1 B 54

MARTINI C.N. . STARLAC H20 MARTINI COSTRUZIONI NAUTICHE SRL 3,3 1,6 1 B 54

MARTINI C.N. . STARLAC SWAN MARTINI COSTRUZIONI NAUTICHE SRL 3,3 1,6 1 B 54

MARTINI C.N. . STARLAC TIME SPECIAL MARTINI COSTRUZIONI NAUTICHE SRL 3,9 1,6 1 B 54

MILPRO . SNS 722 LES SAUVETEURS EN MER 6,82 2,77 1 A 17

MOOMBA . MOOMBA MAX NAUTIC SPORT PLAISANCE 7,5 2,59 X 4 B 8

Morgat 320 . Morgat 320 GAZELLE DES SABLES (Ateliers de La) 0 0 1 K 32

N

NARWHAL INFLATABLE CRAFT . NARWHAL FAST-1100 NARWHAL 11,02 2,9 2-2 C 4

NARWHAL INFLATABLE CRAFT . NARWHAL HD-550 NARWHAL 5,5 2,36 2-2 C 4


NARWHAL INFLATABLE CRAFT . NARWHAL WB-620 NARWHAL 6,32 2,38 2-2 C 4

NORTHMAN . MAXUS 22 MAXUS YACHTS - CATWAY 636 248 1 K 31

NORTHMAN . MAXUS 24 EVO MAXUS YACHTS - CATWAY 7,35 2,55 1 K 31

NORTHMAN . MAXUS 26 MAXUS YACHTS - CATWAY 7,65 2,82 1 K 31

O

OCQUETEAU . OSTREA 600 HB OCQUETEAU 6,2 2,45 3 B 6

OCQUETEAU . OSTREA 700 IB OCQUETEAU 6,92 2,65 3 B 6

OCQUETEAU . OSTREA 800 HB Pilotine OCQUETEAU 7,8 0 3 B 6

OCQUETEAU . OSTREA 800 HB T-TOP OCQUETEAU 7,8 2,73 3 B 6

OCQUETEAU . TIMONIER 585 HB OCQUETEAU 5,9 2,45 3 B 6


OCTOCUBE . CUBE STUDIO 1-3 personnes OCTOPUSSS 6,5 3 1 L 8

OCTOPUSSS . CUBE MINIMAX OCTOPUSSS 8,5 3 X 1 L 8

octopusss . ENIGMA OCTOPUSSS 8,1 2,9 X 1 L 8

Octopusss . Maison Flottante 60m2 OCTOPUSSS 15 5,6 X 1 L 8

OFCET . OFCET 32 SC OFCET - CHANTIER OFCET 9,8 3,38 1 H 35

OFCET . OFCET 32 OFCET - CHANTIER OFCET 9,8 3,36 1 H 35

OFCET . OFCET 6.50 OFCET - CHANTIER OFCET 6,5 2,98 1 H 35

Ovington . 505 PARIS VOILE 5,05 1,8 1 G 55 et 1 G 53



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LONGUEURLENGHT

LARGEURWIDTH

NOUVEAUTÉNOVELTY


BATEAUX

EXPOSÉS/BOATEXHIB

ITED

76

48


74

K

KiteTender . KiteTender LibertyKite 4,4 1,4 2-2 A 1bis

L

LAGOON . 40 LAGOON 11,74 6,76 1 A 46

Lascar du Toul Ru . Lascar du Toul Ru GAZELLE DES SABLES (Ateliers de La) 0 0 1 K 32

Laser Performance . Bahia PARIS VOILE 4,65 1,8 1 G 55 et 1 G 53

Laser Performance . Bug PARIS VOILE 2,64 1,3 1 G 55 et 1 G 53

Laser Performance . Laser PARIS VOILE 4,21 1,37 1 G 55 et 1 G 53

Laser Performance . Pico PARIS VOILE 3,58 1,4 1 G 55 et 1 G 53

Les Canalous . LaPeniche P CANALOUS P.LAISANCE 15 4,5 1 A 29

Linssen Yachts . Linssen Grand Sturdy 35.0 AC LINSSEN FRANCE 10,7 3,4 1 A 30

Linssen Yachts . Linssen Grand Sturdy 40.0 Sedan LINSSEN FRANCE 12,85 4,3 1 A 30

LOMAC . 540 BIG GAME LOMAC 5,29 2,2 4 C 11

LOMAC . ADRENALINA 10.5 LOMAC 9,06 3,5 X 4 C 11





LOMAC . LOMAC 300 LX LOMAC 3,1 1,61 4 C 11

LOMAC . LOMAC 430 CLUB LOMAC 4,37 1,91 4 C 11

LOMAC . LOMAC 500 OK LOMAC 4,89 201 4 C 11





M

MAREE HAUTE . DJANGO 7.70 CHANTIER MAREE HAUTE 7,7 2,99 1 K 27 - 28

Marell . Marell 900CC Marell 900CC 8,89 3,05 3 A 12

MARINE COMPOSITE . BIHAN 6.50 CHAMBRE REGIONALE DE METIERS DE BRETAGNE 6,5 2,6 1 K 28




MARTINI C.N. . STARLAC 330 MARTINI COSTRUZIONI NAUTICHE SRL 3,3 1,6 1 B 54

MARTINI C.N. . STARLAC H20 PLUS 5 MARTINI COSTRUZIONI NAUTICHE SRL 3,96 1,76 1 B 54

MARTINI C.N. . STARLAC H20 MARTINI COSTRUZIONI NAUTICHE SRL 3,3 1,6 1 B 54

MARTINI C.N. . STARLAC SWAN MARTINI COSTRUZIONI NAUTICHE SRL 3,3 1,6 1 B 54

MARTINI C.N. . STARLAC TIME SPECIAL MARTINI COSTRUZIONI NAUTICHE SRL 3,9 1,6 1 B 54

MILPRO . SNS 722 LES SAUVETEURS EN MER 6,82 2,77 1 A 17

MOOMBA . MOOMBA MAX NAUTIC SPORT PLAISANCE 7,5 2,59 X 4 B 8

Morgat 320 . Morgat 320 GAZELLE DES SABLES (Ateliers de La) 0 0 1 K 32

N

NARWHAL INFLATABLE CRAFT . NARWHAL FAST-1100 NARWHAL 11,02 2,9 2-2 C 4



NARWHAL INFLATABLE CRAFT . NARWHAL WB-620 NARWHAL 6,32 2,38 2-2 C 4

NORTHMAN . MAXUS 22 MAXUS YACHTS - CATWAY 636 248 1 K 31

NORTHMAN . MAXUS 24 EVO MAXUS YACHTS - CATWAY 7,35 2,55 1 K 31

NORTHMAN . MAXUS 26 MAXUS YACHTS - CATWAY 7,65 2,82 1 K 31

O

OCQUETEAU . OSTREA 600 HB OCQUETEAU 6,2 2,45 3 B 6

OCQUETEAU . OSTREA 700 IB OCQUETEAU 6,92 2,65 3 B 6

OCQUETEAU . OSTREA 800 HB Pilotine OCQUETEAU 7,8 0 3 B 6

OCQUETEAU . OSTREA 800 HB T-TOP OCQUETEAU 7,8 2,73 3 B 6



OCTOCUBE . CUBE STUDIO 1-3 personnes OCTOPUSSS 6,5 3 1 L 8

OCTOPUSSS . CUBE MINIMAX OCTOPUSSS 8,5 3 X 1 L 8

octopusss . ENIGMA OCTOPUSSS 8,1 2,9 X 1 L 8

Octopusss . Maison Flottante 60m2 OCTOPUSSS 15 5,6 X 1 L 8

OFCET . OFCET 32 SC OFCET - CHANTIER OFCET 9,8 3,38 1 H 35

OFCET . OFCET 32 OFCET - CHANTIER OFCET 9,8 3,36 1 H 35

OFCET . OFCET 6.50 OFCET - CHANTIER OFCET 6,5 2,98 1 H 35

Ovington . 505 PARIS VOILE 5,05 1,8 1 G 55 et 1 G 53



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BATEAUX

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ITED

75

P

Pacific Craft . 27 RX YAMAHA MOTOR 7,99 2,7 X 4 A 15

Pacific Craft . 30 RX YAMAHA MOTOR 9,07 2,99 4 A 15

Pacific Craft . Pacific Craft 545 Open YAMAHA MOTOR 5,39 2,35 4 A 15


Pacific Craft . Pacific Craft 700 DC YAMAHA MOTOR 6,67 2,45 4 A 15


Pacific Craft . Pacific Craft 750 Sun Cruiser YAMAHA MOTOR 7,5 2,54 4 A 15

Parker . 660 Open PARKER POLAND SP. ZO.O 6,99 2,5 4 C 5

Parker . 660 Pilothouse PARKER POLAND SP. ZO.O 6,93 2,5 4 C 5

Parker . 750 CC PARKER POLAND SP. ZO.O 7,5 2,5 4 C 5

Parker . 770 Weekend PARKER POLAND SP. ZO.O 7,7 2,5 4 C 5

Parker . Monaco 110 PARKER POLAND SP. ZO.O 11 3,7 4 C 5

Parker . Parker PARKER POLAND SP. ZO.O 6,45 2,5 X 4 C 5

Parker . Voyager 850 PARKER POLAND SP. ZO.O 8,3 2,8 X 4 C 5

Pershing . Pershing 5X ABYS YACHTING 16,51 4,38 4 C 4

PLASMOR . SKELLIG 5 CHAMBRE REGIONALE DE METIERS DE BRETAGNE 5,9 2,5 X 1 K 28

Prestige . Prestige 460 PRESTIGE 14,29 4,25 4 C 16

Prestige . Prestige 520 PRESTIGE 16,1 4,5 4 C 16

PRO MARINE . Helios 25 PRO MARINE 6,99 3 4 A 14

PRO MARINE . Helios 27 PRO MARINE 0 0 X 4 A 14

PRO MARINE . MANTA 550 PRO MARINE 5,5 253 4 A 14

PRO MARINE . MANTA 610 PRO MARINE 6,1 2,2 4 A 14

Q

Quicksilver . Activ 555 Cabin QUICKSILVER 5,5 2,29 4 A 10

Quicksilver . Activ 555 Open QUICKSILVER 5,47 2,29 4 A 10

Quicksilver . Activ 605 Bowrider QUICKSILVER 5,73 2,29 X 4 A 10

Quicksilver . Activ 605 Sundeck QUICKSILVER 6,12 2,4 4 A 10

Quicksilver . Activ 675 Open QUICKSILVER 6,74 2,55 4 A 10

Quicksilver . Activ 755 Bowrider QUICKSILVER 6,99 2,55 X 4 A 10

Quicksilver . Activ 755 Sundeck QUICKSILVER 7,23 2,55 4 A 10

Quicksilver . Activ 755 Weekend QUICKSILVER 7,4 2,85 4 A 10

Quicksilver . Activ 875 Sundeck QUICKSILVER 8,06 3 4 A 10

Quicksilver . Captur 675 Pilothouse QUICKSILVER 6,55 2,54 4 A 10

Quicksilver . Captur 905 Pilothouse QUICKSILVER 7,39 2,79 4 A 10

R

RANIERI . CAYMAN 21 S RANIERI INTERNATIONAL - Pneumatique 6,45 2,5 4 A 17

RANIERI . CAYMAN 26 ST RANIERI INTERNATIONAL - Pneumatique 7,8 2,8 4 A 17

RANIERI . CAYMAN 28 S RANIERI INTERNATIONAL - Pneumatique 8,55 3,4 4 A 17

RANIERI . NEXT 240 SH RANIERI INTERNATIONAL - Motonautisme 7,35 2,4 X 4 A 17

RANIERI . NEXT 290 SH RANIERI INTERNATIONAL - Motonautisme 9 2,7 4 A 17

RANIERI . SHADOW 20 RANIERI INTERNATIONAL - Motonautisme 6,05 2,42 4 A 17

RANIERI . VOYAGER 19 S RANIERI INTERNATIONAL - Motonautisme 5,55 2,18 4 A 17

RANIERI . VOYAGER 21 S RANIERI INTERNATIONAL - Motonautisme 6,3 2,4 4 A 17

REGAL . REGAL 2300 RX SURF REGAL BOATS 7,3 2,5 X 4 C 9

REGAL . REGAL 2550 REGAL BOATS 7,49 2,5 4 C 9

REGAL . REGAL 26 EXPRESS REGAL BOATS 7,9 2,54 4 C 9

REGAL . REGAL 26 OBX REGAL BOATS 8 2,5 X 4 C 9

REGAL . REGAL 27 FASDECK REGAL BOATS 7,7 2,6 4 C 9

ROSEWEST . CAPE COD ROSEWEST 8,96 2,73 1 D 23

ROSEWEST . LONG BAY ROSEWEST 7,72 2,54 1 D 23

S

Saviboat by Tecla . Derby 4.30 Saviboat by Tecla 4,3 1,6 1 A 24

Scarab . Scarab 165 SCARAB 0 0 2-3 A 3



Scarab . Scarab 255 Open SCARAB 0 0 2-3 A 3

SEALVER . WAVE BOAT 444 SEALVER 4,44 2,24 X 2-2 A 4

SEALVER . WAVE BOAT 525 SEALVER 5,25 2,36 2-2 A 4

SEALVER . WAVE BOAT 656 SEALVER 6,56 2,46 2-2 A 4

Seascape . Seascape 18 SEASCAPE DISTRIBUTION FRANCE 5,5 2,39 1 D 33



Silver . Silver Eagle BR TERHITEC 6,4 2,25 2-2 B 8

Silver . Silver Hawk CC TERHITEC 5,4 217 2-2 B 8

Silver . Silver Shark BRX TERHITEC 6,15 2,17 X 2-2 B 8



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Silver . Silver Wolf Avant TERHITEC 5,1 1,98 2-2 B 8

Silver . Silver Wolf BR TERHITEC 5,1 1,98 2-2 B 8

STRUCTURES / POGO . LOXO 32 CHAMBRE REGIONALE DE METIERS DE BRETAGNE 9,5 2,5 1 K 28

Supra . SUPRA SL NAUTIC SPORT PLAISANCE 7,85 2,59 X 4 B 8

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TARGA . TARGA 25.1 SNIP YACHTING 8,38 2,88 4 A 1

TARGA . TARGA 30.1 SNIP YACHTING 10,08 3,25 4 A 1

TARGA . TARGA 32 SNIP YACHTING 10,78 3,37 4 A 1

TARPON . 590 LX TARPON 5,9 2,53 X 2-2 A 10

TARPON . 790 LX TARPON 7,92 3,15 X 2-2 A 10

TARPON . AD 55 TARPON 5,47 2,32 2-2 A 10

TARPON . DV 60 TARPON 5,99 2,53 2-2 A 10

TARPON . DV 62 TARPON 6,4 2,54 2-2 A 10

Terhi . Terhi 400 TERHITEC 4,01 1,5 2-2 B 8

Terhi . Terhi 475 BR TERHITEC 4,75 1,85 2-2 B 8

Terhi 445 C . Terhi 445 C TERHITEC 4,45 1,85 2-2 B 8

Tofinou . Tofinou 10.C Tofinou 9,9 3,4 1 B 28

Tofinou . Tofinou 8 Tofinou 8 2,53 1 B 28

TRICAT . TRICAT 25 Evolution « Performance » Trimaran TRICAT 770 5,5 1 4 27

TRICAT . TRICAT 25 Evolution CHAMBRE REGIONALE DE METIERS DE BRETAGNE 8,9 5,5 1 K 28

TRINGAboat . TRINGA TRINGA BOAT 7,28 2,48 X 3 B 7

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VALIANT . VALIANT 580 CLASSIC QUICKSILVER 5,83 2,48 4 A 10

VALIANT . VALIANT 630 CLASSIC QUICKSILVER 6,3 2,5 4 A 10

VALIANT . VALIANT 630 SPORT BLACK CARBON QUICKSILVER 6,3 2,5 4 A 10

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WELLCRAFT . W 182 Fisherman GLASTRON ET WELLCRAFT 5,59 2,44 4 A 9





WHITE SHARK . WHITE SHARK 206 GUYMARINE - WHITE SHARK 5,98 2,35 4 A 21



WHITE SHARK . WHITE SHARK 300 GUYMARINE - WHITE SHARK 8,97 2,99 X 4 A 21

Williams jet tenders . Williams Minijet 280 Williams - Mike Marine 2,78 1,55 2-3 A 5

Williams Jet Tenders . Williams Sportjet 345 Williams - Mike Marine 3,45 1,75 2-3 A 5

Williams Jet Tenders . Williams Turbojet 285 Williams - Mike Marine 2,9 1,69 2-3 A 5

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ZODIAC NAUTIC . MEDLINE 580 COLOR ZODIAC 5,8 0 X 3 A 4

ZODIAC NAUTIC . MEDLINE 740 ZODIAC 7,4 0 3 A 4

ZODIAC NAUTIC . NZO 700 ZODIAC 6,99 0 3 A 4

ZODIAC NAUTIC . OPEN 7 ZODIAC 6,9 0 X 3 A 4

ZODIAC NAUTIC . PRO 5.5 ZODIAC 5,5 0 3 A 4

ZODIAC NAUTIC . PRO 7 ZODIAC 6,9 0 X 3 A 4

ZODIAC NAUTIC . PRO OPEN 650 ULTIMATE ZODIAC 6,5 0 3 A 4



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nautic wishes to thank its partners

Official Partners

Partner of the animations

Espace permis bateau

Mon Bateau en Pratique

Salle de cinéma

Event Partners

Nautic Sup Paris Crossing Nautic Street Fishing

Media partners

Radio & TV French press Free press Foreign press Web site

Partners of the Exposures Partners multimedia productionTextile partner

Partners of spaces

Club des Equipementiers

LOAInnovation Nautic

Carré Lecture

Electric boats BeachBar

La Capitainerie

The Beach Auction AccrovoileThe Spot pool

Photo TV Audio visual

Pen Duick III


Contact : Philippe MAURYTelephone : +33 (0)1 30 16 70 27 / Portable : +33 (0)6 82 89 20 81Email : [email protected] Office Fiat France: + 33 (0)1 30 16 73 88Press Website France: www.jeeppress-europe.fr

JeeP® anD nauTIC; always saIl TogeTher

Jeep® is proud to be an official partner of Nautic for the 8th year running Jeep® has a complete range adapted to the needs of yachting Jeep® at the heart of the « beach party » on December 8th Jeep® present at the Nautic SUP Paris Crossing race on the Seine

Trappes, November 22nd, 2017The story of Jeep® and Nautic is a beautiful one that is continuing into its eighth consecutive year. A loyal relationship that was built on Jeep®’s position as world leader in the SUV market and most suitable for carrying all the gear associated with the world of sailing.

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This year, the International Paris Boat Show will be held from December 2nd to December 10th at the Parc des Expositions at the Porte de Versailles in Paris.Jeep® will be present in Hall 1 (stand G41), the largest hall reserved for sailboats and at the heart of the Nautic Show, but also in Hall 4 (stands A4 and A7), that of motorboats, and within this Hall, a rotating podium dedicated to displaying the newest member of the American brand, the new Compass.

In terms of activities, Jeep® will be present during the Nautic SUP Paris Crossing race which will be held on Sunday, December 3rd. And on Friday, December 8th, a crowd-warmer in a Jeep® Wrangler will have visitors put on their dancing feet in the sand during the «beach party» which will be held on the beach at the wakeboarding pool in Hall 1.

By confirming their presence year after year at the largest «indoor» port in France and presenting all its range in its latest developments and latest innovations, Jeep® upholds its passion and its legitimacy in the nautical world. The world’s leading SUV brand proves to visitors of the Nautic Show that the joy of being at sea also starts on land and on the road, and a Jeep® is the ideal partner for boating enthusiasts. The whole Jeep® range (Renegade, Compass, Cherokee, Grand Cherokee and Wrangler) offers, depending on the model, towing capacities of up to 3.5 metric tons. All models also have different safety systems that provide efficiency and comfort in all maneuvers.

The Jeep® brandJeep® is a brand of FCA, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles whose sales in 2016 exceeded 1.4 million units, making Jeep® the world leader in the SUV market. A symbol of freedom, adventure, authenticity, passion and uniqueness, Jeep® offers style, functionality, know-how and world-class crossover capabilities. Built on a legendary legacy, Jeep® is the true and versatile, exemplary SUV. The American brand offers a full range of models that can provide their users with a sense of safety and unparalleled pleasure when undertaking any trip. Since 1941, Jeep® has always been able to reinvent itself to offer innovative products with strong personality and features in their category. In 2017, the Jeep® line-up consists of five iconic models: Jeep® Renegade, the city’s SUV with the titles of 4x4 of the Year and SUV of the Year, Jeep Compass, the compact SUV, the SUV’s mid-size Jeep® Cherokee, the luxury Jeep® Grand Cherokee SUV and the true icons of the brand, the Jeep® Wrangler and Wrangler Unlimited.

All product information (ranges and prices) as well as information on the Jeep® brand can be found on the website www.jeep.fr and on the Jeep® France page on Facebook.

Practical information Nautic, International Paris Boat Show, Paris, Porte de Versailles From December 2nd to 10th, 2017

Jeep® Stands: Hall 1 Stand G41 Hall 4 StandS A4 et A7


After a 12-year commitment to the Nautic Show, the Macif group is reorienting its presence for the 2017 edition by sponsoring a new service, «La Capitainerie» (“The Captaincy”). It’s an exclusive set-up which offers visitors a route adapted to their needs in the presence of boating experts and coaches.

More information available on www.salonnautiqueparis.com/fr/visiter/la-capitainerie-conseils-and-parcours-visiteurs

This year, thanks to its presence in the brand new «Bienvenue à Bord / Welcome on board» area, Macif will open its Dufour 36 sailboat from the Macif Sail Centre (MCV) to the public for the first time, for free. Also, while the Macif will present its efforts in supporting young talents in ocean racing on the main Nautic stage, it will also offer the opportunity to the public to take part in an exclusive interview with François Gabart **, during his attempt at a solo world-tour record aboard the MACIF trimaran.

At its stand, Macif will showcase its different undertakings and its sailing school (MCV), and will also provide access to offers and services for boaters, not to mention the chance to embark on board with Macif skippers, through Virtual Reality!

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“welCoMe on boarD”: exhIbITIon anD Free vIsIT oF yaChTs

The International Paris Nautic Show chose the Macif Sail Centre (MCV) due to its expertise on safety at sea to take part in its «Bienvenue à Bord / Welcome on board» area.It is a space for the general public to freely visit a selection of yachts during the entire duration of Dufour 36 Macif sailing school exhibition.

Space open every day – hall 1

enJoy an orIgInal exPerIenCe aboarD The MaCIF TrIMaran & The MaCIF FIgaro bénéTeau II sKIPPers

Sea lovers and those who are just curious and eager to live a unique experience will be able to virtually board the MACIF trimaran and Macif Figaro Skippers. Equipped with a virtual reality headset, amateur skippers will sail alongside François Gabart, Charlie Dalin and Martin Le Pape and share their experiences: sailing at high speeds aboard a trimaran, or slipping into the depths of the central hull, guided by the skipper, standing at the helm of an ocean racing boat, or hoisting themselves up to the top of a mast over 30 metres tall ... an unmissable experience!

Daily meet-up at the MACIF stand (hall 1, aisle 3, stand G) to become a team member next to the Macif skippers, a 360° virtual navigation experience.

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DIsCover The role oF MaCIF In oCean raCIng on The MaIn nauTIC sTage

Macif is inviting exhibition visitors to meet their skippers at the conference on the “Macif and the ocean race, a winning challenge” theme, on Saturday the 2nd of December on the main Nautic Exhibition stage. Charlie Dalin and Martin Le Pape will comment on their season of the French Elite Ocean Racing Championship, while Jean-Bernard Le Boucher, Director of the Group’s Sea Activities will discuss the next steps for François Gabart aboard the MACIF trimaran attempting to set a record for the Solo Tour of the World *.

Meet-up on Saturday the 2nd of December, from 12:30 to 13:30, on the Nautic stage (Hall 1)

eMbarK on nauTIC wITh MaCIFFroM The 2nD To The 10Th oF DeCeMber 2017

ParIs PorTe De versaIlles – hall 1, aIsle 3, sTanD g

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DIsCover The Courses oFFereD by MaCIF saIlIng CenTre

For 30 years, Macif has supported its members in navigation by offering training courses and encouraging responsible behaviour at sea. With 63,290 boating insurance contracts in 2016 and 2,200 boaters trained each year by the Macif Sailing Centre, safety at sea is a major focus of the Macif Prevention Policy.

Present throughout the duration of the show, the teams of the Macif Sailing Centre will inform visitors about training availabilities and will offer discounts of 10% for all bookings between the 1st and 31st of December 2017.

Meet up daily at the Macif stand to meet the MCV teams

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DIsCover The MaCIF InsuranCe oFFer

Whatever the navigation location (sea, river, lakes or other bodies of water) the boats are protected by the Macif pleasure boating contract. It covers sailboats, motorboats, river boats, rowing boats, windsurfers and kite surfers, even in winter or when not in use.

Present throughout the duration of the show, the Macif teams will inform visitors about their insurance solutions and present the new features of the contract:

• 0 mileage assistance: boats can now be serviced without a mileage threshold.

• Shore assistance: intervention by a technician only in mainland France or reimbursement of expenses put forth by the member in other countries.

• Rental: Macif offers the «insured boat rental» option to stay properly insured in the case of occasional rental of the boat to an individual.

• Compensation at the purchase price of boats under 6 years of age in case of loss or total theft of the boat.

Warranties are granted according to the formulas written, in accordance with the conditions and limits set in the Pleasure Boating contract.

Daily meet-ups at the Macif stand to meet the Macif teams

* Limited time interval during which it is possible to establish a direct video or live radio link with the skipper

* Subject to weather conditions and the developments around the record attempt of MACIF trimaran and François Gabart

Macif brings together more than 5 million members and customers to protect what is essential to everyone - life, family, property. Managing more than 18.4 million contracts as of January 1st 2017 (in damages, health/welfare, banking and life insurance), the company generated 6.293 billion euros of revenue in 2016.

More information on www.macif.fr

Press ConTaCTs Gaëlle de Penguern • 01 58 45 66 32 - 06 28 11 56 36 - [email protected]

vaCaTIon exClusIve**

If conditions allow, François Gabart will be live on video from the Pacific Ocean in the middle of

an attempt to set a solo world tour record!

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BFM BUSINESS, partner of the Nautic show for almost 4 years, welcomes you from December 2nd through to December 10th to the Porte de Versailles convention centre in Paris.

BFM BUSINESS, the only 100% economic and financial cross channel news media brand, with over 551,000 regular premium listeners*, a TV channel with 303,000 regular premium viewers *, a website with 2 million unique visitors** and a mobile app with 2.9 million unique monthly mobile users & 1 million unique tablet users. ** On the global internet, BFM Business has 5.4 million online visitors each month (web, mobile, tablet) **.

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CAP WEST ............................................................................................... 1 G 11CAPITAINE PIC ...........................................................................................1 L 57

CAPITOLE FINANCE-TOFINSO ......................................................................1 B 40CARENE .......................................................................................................1 L 42

CASEPROOF ..................................................................................................1 F 55CATALOGNE - PORTS DE PLAISANCE ET TOURISME ............................................... 1 C 2CATANA........................................................................................................ 1 D 40CCI DE FECAMP - PORT DE FECAMP ............................................................. 1 G 17CCI REGION GUYANE ........................................................................................1 E 1CECLO ............................................................................................... 1 A 24 - B 23CENTRE DE FORMATION ET D’INTERVENTION SNSM .......................................1 A 17CFC LOCATION ............................................................................................. 1 H 16CHALLENGE OCEAN ...................................................................................... 1 G 19CHAMBRE REGIONALE DE METIERS DE BRETAGNE ............................... 1 K 27 - K 28 CHANTIER MAREE HAUTE .................................................................... 1 K 27 - K 28CHANTIER OFCET ..........................................................................................1 B 36CHASSE MAREE .............................................................................................1 J 15CHASSE MAREE - Libraire ..............................................................................1 J 17CLICK & BOAT .............................................................................................. 1 D 18CLUB CROISIÈRE ILE DE FRANCE ....................................................................1 B 17CM-CIC .........................................................................................................1 B 37CNB YACHTS ................................................................................................ 1 D 27COMITE DU TOURISME DES ILES DE GUADELOUPE ............................................1 J 5COMMERCIALTOWABLES.COM ...................................................................... 1 C 53COMMUNAUTE D’AGGLOMERATION DE LA ROCHELLE...................................... 1 G 1COMPAGNIE DES PORTS DU MORBIHAN SPL ....................................................1 J 3COOLSAILING ................................................................................................. 1 C 5CORAIL CARAIBES ........................................................................................ 1 C 16CORSICA ...................................................................................................... 1 G 16COURSE AU LARGE ........................................................................................1 L 28COURSE CROISIERE EDHEC ............................................................................1 L 33CREDIT AGRICOLE BRETAGNE NAUTISME ........................................................1 B 38CROATIE ........................................................................................................1 F 17CROISIERES POLAIRES ...................................................................................1 B 14CROUESTY LOCATION ....................................................................................1 E 16CROWN PAVILIONS ........................................................................................1 L 18CUBISYSTEM .................................................................................................1 K 14

DD.W. YACHT DESIGN ...................................................................................... 1 H 44DART ........................................................................................................... 1 H 42DERIVEUR EPOH ............................................................................................1 K 27DESTINATION LES SABLES D’OLONNE ............................................................1 B 18DIRECT SAILING .............................................................................................1 E 47DIRECTION DE L’EXPLOITATION PORTUAIRE - CCI OUEST NORMANDIE ............ 1 G 17DRAGON FLY ................................................................................................ 1 G 38DREAM YACHT CHARTER............................................................................... 1 D 17DRHEAM-PROMOTION .................................................................................. 1 H 13DUFOUR CATAMARANS ................................................................................. 1 C 35DUFOUR YACHTS .......................................................................................... 1 G 30DUPRAT DISTRIBUTION ....................................................................... 1 A 24 - B 23

eECLAIRSEA ......................................................................................... 1 A 24 - B 23ECO CONCEPT MARINE ...............................................................................1 A 24 AECOLE DE VOILE DE CHERBOURG .................................................................. 1 G 17ECP ECOLE DE CROISIERE DE PARIS ...............................................................1 B 10ELVA SPORT ................................................................................................. 1 C 54ENAVIGA ........................................................................................................ 1 C 7ESPACE VAG ..................................................................................................1 K 23EUSKAQUITANE..............................................................................................1 A 28EVASION VOILE ............................................................................................. 1 G 11

FF2N............................................................................................... 1 G 11 - F20 BISFEDERATION DES INDUSTRIES NAUTIQUES .....................................................1 A 49FEDERATION FRANCAISE D’AVIRON ............................................................... 1 C 51FEDERATION FRANCAISE DE CANOE KAYAK ....................................................1 B 50FEDERATION FRANCAISE DE SKI NAUTIQUE ET DE WAKEBOARD ..................... 1 C 58FFPP - FEDERATION FRANCAISE DES PORTS DE PLAISANCE .............................1 E 1FFV - FEDERATION FRANCAISE DE VOILE ............................................... 1 J54 - H54FIGARO NAUTISME.......................................................................................... 1 G 4FIT OCEAN.....................................................................................................1 E 58FNPP...............................................................................................................1 K 8FOUNTAINE PAJOT ........................................................................................ 1 D 42FRANCE VOILE LOISIRS ..................................................................................1 A 18

gGALICIA .......................................................................................................... 1 C 4GARCIA YACHTING ........................................................................................ 1 G 28

GAZELLE DES SABLES (Ateliers de La) ............................................................1 K 32GCI ...............................................................................................................1 B 19GIC .................................................................................................................1 E 8GLOBESAILOR .............................................................................................. 1 D 12GRAND LARGUE .............................................................................................1 K 23GRAND PAVOIS ............................................................................................... 1 D 4GRAS SAVOYE YACHTING ...............................................................................1 A 16GRECOSAIL ...................................................................................................1 B 16GRUNE SEC .................................................................................................. 1 G 17GUIDES DU GRAND LARGE ............................................................................ 1 G 11

hHAGS FRANCE ...............................................................................................1 L 17HEXAVOILE ................................................................................................... 1 C 11HISSE ET OH ..................................................................................................1 L 39HOBIE CAT.....................................................................................................1 E 48HURTIGRUTEN ................................................................................................ 1 C 8

IIDB MARINE ...................................................................................................1 K 23IFRA FRANCE .................................................................................................1 J 52ILES CANARIES ................................................................................................1 A 6ILES CHAUSEY VEDETTES JOLIE FRANCE / VIEUX GREEMENT LYS NOIR ........... 1 G 17INOBO ...........................................................................................................1 E 54

JJ COMPOSITES ............................................................................................. 1 G 35JEANNEAU - Voiliers ...................................................................................... 1 G 25JEEP .................................................................................................... 1 K64 - G41JF DINE ................................................................................................... 1 L 33 BISJOBE ............................................................................................................ 1 D 53JPK COMPOSITES ..........................................................................................1 K 23

KKARA TECHNOLOGY ...................................................................................... 1 G 28KIRIACOULIS FRANCE .................................................................................... 1 D 22KTA KARAÏB’ ............................................................................................1 A 12 BIS

lLA NORIA ......................................................................................................1 B 60LA VOILE POUR TOUS .....................................................................................1 E 24LAGOON ........................................................................................................1 A 46LATITUDE MANCHE ....................................................................................... 1 G 17LE TELEGRAMME ...........................................................................................1 K 24LEOPARD CATAMARANS ................................................................................1 A 44LEPESQUEUX CROISIERES ............................................................................. 1 G 11LEROS MARINA .............................................................................................1 A 10LES GLENANS................................................................................................. 1 D 3LES INVITES DU VENT.................................................................................... 1 G 11LES SAUVETEURS EN MER .............................................................................1 A 17L’ESCAPADE CHARTER .....................................................................................1 F 9LH BOATS CLUB ...................................................................................... 1 F 20 BISLIBERTY SEA ................................................................................................ 1 D 17LINSSEN FRANCE ..........................................................................................1 A 30LMO ..............................................................................................................1 K 22LOCAPONTON ...............................................................................................1 L 15LOISIRS D’EAU .................................................................................................1 E 4LOKE FOIL .....................................................................................................1 E 56LONGTZE YACHTS EUROPE ............................................................................1 L 41LORIENT AGGLOMERATION ........................................................................... 1 G 10LOUEURS DE BATEAUX CORSES - ADEC......................................................... 1 G 16LUXURY WATER TOYS.....................................................................................1 E 53

MMACIF ............................................................................................................ 1 G 3MACK .......................................................................................................... 1 C 52MADERE ..........................................................................................................1 A 2MAIF .............................................................................................................. 1 D 8MAIRIE DE LA ROCHELLE .................................................................................1 F 2MAIRIE DE SANARY SUR MER .........................................................................1 A 12MARINE AZUR ................................................................................................1 B 39MARINE COMPOSITE......................................................................................1 K 27MARINE FLOOR EUROPE ..................................................................................1 L 9MARINE NATIONALE .........................................................................................1 J 8MARINEDI SRL ...............................................................................................1 L 16MARINER 600 ............................................................................................. 1 DG 35MARINER TRAVEL ..........................................................................................1 E 22MARTINI COSTRUZIONI NAUTICHE SRL ...........................................................1 B 54MARTINIQUE ................................................................................................. 1 C 09METALU ........................................................................................................1 K 16

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METEO CONSULT ....................................................................................... 1 G 4METHOD ................................................................................................... 1 C 56

METIMER - Saint-Martin ................................................................................1 B 1MMA COVEA RISKS.........................................................................................1 E 1

MOORINGS ....................................................................................................1 A 44MULTICOQUES MAGAZINE ............................................................................. 1 D 35MUSEE DE LA MARINE ...................................................................................1 L 50MUST ASSURANCES ..................................................................................... 1 D 24MWD ............................................................................................................1 L 32

nNANTES METROPOLE ....................................................................................1 L 42NAU ..............................................................................................................1 J 50NAUTICALES ....................................................................................................1 E 4NAUTICONCEPT .........................................................................................1 C 7 BISNAUTIPARK ...................................................................................................1 L 11NAUTITECH .................................................................................................. 1 D 39NAVIGAFLEX ..................................................................................................1 B 25NAVIWATT .......................................................................................... 1 A 24 - B 23NENUPHAR ....................................................................................................1 E 49NORTHMAN - MAXUS YACHTS ........................................................................1 K 31NSS CHARTER .............................................................................................. 1 D 11

oOBRIEN ........................................................................................................ 1 D 55OCCITANIE PYRENEES MEDITERRANEE .............................................................1 E 1OCTOPUSSS ....................................................................................................1 K 6OFCET - CHANTIER OFCET ............................................................................ 1 H 35OFFSET EDITIONS ......................................................................................1 K 8 BISOPALE RIDE .................................................................................................. 1 D 54OPEN SAIL.................................................................................................... 1 C 13OUEST FRANCE ............................................................................................ 1 H 18OUTREMER ................................................................................................... 1 D 41

PPAGAYEURS MARINS. FEDERATION DE LA PLAISANCE EN KAYAK EN MER (FPKM)

DEFENSE DES LIBERTES, INFORMATION ......................................................1 K 47PARIS NAUTIQUE ...........................................................................................PA B 2PARIS VOILE .......................................................................................1 G 55 - G 53PLANET NAUTIC.................................................................................. 1 A 24 - B 23PLASMOR .....................................................................................................1 K 27POD INTERNATIONAL .................................................................................... 1 D 56POGO STRUCTURES ............................................................................ 1 K 23 - K 28PORALU MARINE .................................................................................... 1 C 3 - B 2PORT CHANTEREYNE .................................................................................... 1 G 17PORT DE PLAISANCE DE CARENTAN .............................................................. 1 G 37PORT DE PLAISANCE DE LA ROCHELLE ........................................................... 1 G 1PORT DE PLAISANCE DE ROUEN .....................................................................1 F 20PORT DE TANGER ..........................................................................................1 L 12PORT DIELETTE ............................................................................................ 1 G 17PORT SAINT VAAST ....................................................................................... 1 G 17PORTS DE GALICE .......................................................................................... 1 C 4PORTS DE PLAISANCE DE OUISTREHAM,

DIVES-CABOURG-HOULGATE ET CAEN. ...................................................... 1 G 17PRECIOUS OF MONACO ...................................................................... 1 A 24 - B 23PROFIL GRAND LARGE ...................................................................................1 L 46

rRALLYE DES ILES DU SOLEIL ............................................................................1 E 4REDWOODPADDLE ....................................................................................... 1 D 48REGION DES PAYS DE LA LOIRE ......................................................................1 L 38REGIONE SICILIANA ..........................................................................................1 J 4REGIS GUILLEMOT CHARTER ......................................................................... 1 C 10REVERSO PROJECT .......................................................................................1 J 41REYA ............................................................................................................ 1 C 70RIVAGES LOCATION .........................................................................................1 E 7RM ............................................................................................................... 1 G 36ROSEWEST ................................................................................................... 1 D 23ROTOMOD .....................................................................................................1 B 48RS France .................................................................................................... 1 G 54RUBAN BLEU ...........................................................................................1 B 25 BIS

sSAIL SCOTLAND ........................................................................................... 1 C 12SAINT-MALO AGGLOMERATION ....................................................................... 1 H 5SAMBOAT - LOCATION DE BATEAUX ENTRE PARTICULIERS ............................... 1 D 8SARL GENHY ....................................................................................... 1 A 24 - B23SATEC ...........................................................................................................1 A 42SAVIBOAT BY TECLA .................................................................................. 1 A 24 GSEA RAY ..........................................................................................................1 A 5

SEA SHEPHERD FRANCE .......................................................................... 1 L 43 BISSEA WATER .................................................................................................. 4 C 13SEANERGIES OCEANES ..................................................................................1 L 37SEASCAPE DISTRIBUTION FRANCE ................................................................ 1 D 33SEINE MARITIME ........................................................................................... 1 G 17SENSATION OCEAN ....................................................................................... 1 G 19SERRE-PONCON ............................................................................................1 B 11SET SAIL - AMIRAL NAUTIC ............................................................................. 1 D 2SEVENSTAR ...................................................................................................1 A 38SHOM ...........................................................................................................1 J 16SILVA-ABITIBI ................................................................................................ 1 C 54SKIPPAIR.COM .............................................................................................. 1 G 20SOC ................................................................................................................1 L 6SODEPORTS ..................................................................................................1 L 21SPI DAUPHINE ...............................................................................................1 K 42SPI LOCATION............................................................................................... 1 D 17SROKASHOP ................................................................................................. 1 C 48STAR VOYAGE ANTILLES .................................................................................. 1 D 9STW ..............................................................................................................1 L 35SUD ANCRAGE .................................................................................................1 J 5SUNSAIL ..........................................................................................1 A 44 / 1 E 22 SURF PISTOLS .............................................................................................. 1 D 47SYNDICAT MIXTE DU PORT DE DIEPPE ........................................................... 1 G 17

TTAHITI VOILE ET LAGON .................................................................................1 F 11TAHITI YACHT CHARTER .................................................................................1 F 15TEAM WINDS .................................................................................................1 L 43TELETHON .....................................................................................................1 F 57THE RIDER POST...................................................................................... 1 F 57 BISTIKI FACTORY ............................................................................................... 1 D 49TIWAL ...........................................................................................................1 K 38TOFINOU .......................................................................................................1 B 28TORQEEDO ......................................................................................... 1 A 24 - B 23TOUT COMMENCE EN FINISTERE ....................................................................1 J 18TRIMARAN TRICAT .........................................................................................1 4 27TUNISIE ...........................................................................................................1 B 7TURQUIE TOURISME ........................................................................................ 1 G 7

uUNION DES PORTS DE PLAISANCE PROVENCE ALPES COTE D’AZUR ..................1 E 1UNION DES PORTS DU NORD OUEST ................................................................1 E 1UPPC ........................................................................................................... 1 G 16URKABIA ...................................................................................................... 1 G 57UVPLR .............................................................................................................1 E 1

vVDV SRL ........................................................................................................1 A 20VENDEE TOURISME ........................................................................................1 L 24VENTS DE MER ............................................................................................. 1 C 15VIA DREAM ......................................................................................................1 E 6VILLE DU HAVRE ........................................................................................... 1 G 17VOG AVEC MOI ..............................................................................................1 E 10VOILE TRADITIONNELLE .................................................................................1 F 23VOILES ET VOILIERS ...................................................................................... 1 G 22VOILES SANS FRONTIERES .............................................................................1 K 40VOILIER MORBIHAN .......................................................................................1 F 22

wWATERBUS ......................................................................................................1 K 6WAUQUIEZ ....................................................................................................1 B 28WEZR ............................................................................................................1 K 26

xX-YACHTS France ..........................................................................................1 B 33

yYACHT CLUB DE FRANCE ...............................................................................1 L 47YACHT CLUB DE LA BAULE .............................................................................1 L 47YACHTFOCUS ................................................................................................1 B 41YAKAPARTIR ..................................................................................................1 F 24YEVENT - YVAN BOURGNON .......................................................................... 1 H 48

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aANP ASSURANCES .......................................................................................PE A 20APRIL MARINE .............................................................................................PE A 12ARMEN .........................................................................................................PA A 4ASSURANCES MARITIMES DE LASSEE ..........................................................PE A 14AXA PLAISANCE...........................................................................................PE A 13

CCODE ZERO ............................................................................................. PE A 2 BISCUMMINS FRANCE ......................................................................................PE A 22

DDEFIM ...........................................................................................................PE A 1

eEDITIONS LARIVIERE ....................................................................................PE A 15

FFEELFREE GEAR - The Waterproof Bag Company .............................................PE A 3

hHELLY HANSEN ..............................................................................................PE A 4HENRI LLOYD ................................................................................................PE A 8

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KKIADE ............................................................................................................PA B 4

MMARINEPOOL ................................................................................................PE A 1MONPERMISBATEAU.COM .............................................................................PE A 2MUSTO Store .................................................................................................PE A 5

nNAUTISTORE ...............................................................................................PE A 10

PPANTAENIUS YACHT INSURANCE...................................................................PE A 18

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aA L’ABORDAGE .......................................................................................... 2-1 B 39ACCASTILLAGE DIFFUSION ......................................................................... 2-1 C 61ACMO ....................................................................................................... 2-1 B 64ADRENA .................................................................................................... 2-1 A 41AGL MARINE .............................................................................................. 2-1 A 61AHOOGA BIKE ............................................................................................ 2-1 B 91ALL PURPOSE ............................................................................................ 2-1 A 71ALTA SAILS ................................................................................................ 2-1 B 70ANYLOCK .................................................................................................. 2-1 E 22AQUAPURE ................................................................................................ 2-1 E 54ASMER ...................................................................................................... 2-1 B 80ATLANTIQUE SELLERIE ............................................................................... 2-1 C 38ATMB MARINE ........................................................................................... 2-1 D 71ATOMIQUE BATTERIES ............................................................................... 2-1 C 89AUGUIN - BOTALO ..................................................................................... 2-1 E 69AXXON ...................................................................................................... 2-1 A 33AZUR INOX MARINE ................................................................................... 2-1 B 49

bB BIJOUX ................................................................................................... 2-1 C 92BAINBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL ..................................................................... 2-1 C 84BIEN VOIR POUR MIEUX VIVRE .................................................................... 2-1 E 21BIG PANDA ................................................................................................ 2-1 C 93BIGSHIP..................................................................................................... 2-1 C 81BISTROT DES MARINS ............................................................................... 2-1 E 19BLANC MARINE ......................................................................................... 2-1 C 90BLUETEX ................................................................................................. 2-1 E 100BRUNTONS WENEX .................................................................................... 2-1 A 21

CCERTEC ..................................................................................................... 2-1 D 39CLEAN BOAT ............................................................................................. 2-1 D 57COM UN DRAPEAU .................................................................................... 2-1 E 67COMPAGNIE HYDROTECHNIQUE ................................................................. 2-1 A 30CONTENDER ................................................................................................ 2-1 C 1CRISTEC .................................................................................................... 2-1 B 20CROIX DU SUD MARINE .............................................................................. 2-1 D 41CSC SOLUTIONS ........................................................................................ 2-1 D 22

DDAZIBAO MARINE ...................................................................................... 2-1 E 68DECANTEUR DSC1 MECACLEAN ................................................................. 2-1 D 53DELTA VOILES ............................................................................................ 2-1 B 58DESSALATOR............................................................................................. 2-1 B 36DI GIULIO ................................................................................................... 2-1 E 52DIGITAL YACHT .......................................................................................... 2-1 C 19DIMENSION POLYANT ................................................................................. 2-1 A 38DIRECTEK .................................................................................................. 2-1 A 31DONNERBERG ........................................................................................... 2-1 E 51

eECONAB .................................................................................................... 2-1 B 41EGALIS ...................................................................................................... 2-1 D 62ELVSTROM ................................................................................................ 2-1 A 50E-ROAD ..................................................................................................... 2-1 E 29EUGENE ELLIA ........................................................................................... 2-1 E 50EUROMED YACHTING ................................................................................. 2-1 A 52EUROP’SAILS ............................................................................................. 2-1 A 69EWINCHER ................................................................................................ 2-1 D 32

FFACNOR .................................................................................................... 2-1 B 59FARMASOMMEIL ....................................................................................... 2-1 E 30FAROL ....................................................................................................... 2-1 B 94FEELFREE GEAR The Waterproof Bag Company............................................ 2-1 E 62FENDER-DESIGN ........................................................................................ 2-1 E 84FISCHER PANDA ........................................................................................ 2-1 C 21FLASHACTUAL TEXTEIS LDA ....................................................................... 2-1 E 81FLEXITEEK ................................................................................................. 2-1 C 33FURUNO .................................................................................................... 2-1 C 11FUSION ................................................................................................... 2-1 AB 17

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JJAPANA..................................................................................................... 2-1 E 74JOTUN PAINT ............................................................................................. 2-1 D 81

KK & S ........................................................................................................ 2-1 E 38KARVER..................................................................................................... 2-1 A 35KENT ......................................................................................................... 2-1 C 29

lLA MARINE HIER ........................................................................................ 2-1 E 89LA SALLE DES MOTEURS ......................................................................... 2-1 BC 80LALIZAS .................................................................................................... 2-1 D 61LE JAMBON A LA BROCHE ....................................................................... 2-1 E 110LE VILLAGE ................................................................................................ 2-1 C 94LED CONCEPT ........................................................................................... 2-1 E 65LES JOYEUX MARINS ....................................................................... 2-1 E 95 - E 92LES TOILES DU LARGE ............................................................................... 2-1 C 91L’EXPLORATEUR ........................................................................................ 2-1 E 60LIROS ........................................................................................................ 2-1 D 59LOWRANCE/SIMRAD/B&G .......................................................................... 2-1 C 10LS ............................................................................................................. 2-1 B 40

MM C MEAUX ............................................................................................... 2-1 D 85M.P.I. ......................................................................................................... 2-1 A 24MACTAC ...................................................................................................... 2-1 C 2MANTAGUA ............................................................................................... 2-1 A 28MATT CHEM .............................................................................................. 2-1 C 83MAXSEA INTERNATIONAL ........................................................................... 2-1 C 11MC TECHNOLOGIES ................................................................................... 2-1 A 15MINUS 417 ................................................................................................ 2-1 E 42MOREA ..................................................................................................... 2-1 D 42MOTION GLOBAL SL .................................................................................. 2-1 E 97

nNAUDET .................................................................................................... 2-1 D 34NAUTEX .............................................................................................. 2-1 A 60 BISNAUTIC CLEAN .......................................................................................... 2-1 C 50NAUTIC EASY ............................................................................................. 2-1 D 20NAUTISTORE ............................................................................................. 2-1 E 79 NAUTIX ...................................................................................................... 2-1 A 40NAVICOM .................................................................................................. 2-1 A 12NAVIGATLANTIQUE ..................................................................................... 2-1 C 82NAVIONICS .................................................................................................. 2-1 A 9NKE MARINE ELECTRONICS........................................................................ 2-1 B 22NODIS INTERNATIONAL .............................................................................. 2-1 E 11NODUS FACTORY ....................................................................................... 2-1 B 90NORTH SAILS ............................................................................................ 2-1 A 49NVEQUIPMENT ........................................................................................... 2-1 C 22

oÔ LARGE GALERIE .................................................................................... 2-1 BC 84ONE WAY ................................................................................................... 2-1 E 87OSMOTEC ................................................................................................. 2-1 E 35OUTILS OCEANS ........................................................................................ 2-1 E 37OWATROL MARINE..................................................................................... 2-1 B 32

PPARAMED.................................................................................................. 2-1 D 60PHILIPPE PECHE ........................................................................................ 2-1 D 49PHYSIO-CONTROL FRANCE SALES S.A.R.L. ................................................. 2-1 D 19PLASTIMO .......................................................................................2-1 B 62 - B 61PLASTIQUES DE L’ESTUAIRE ....................................................................... 2-1 C 31POCHON .........................................................................................2-1 E 34 - D 33

POLE REFIT LA ROCHELLE ......................................................................... 2-1 C 38POSEIDON YACHTING ........................................................................... 2-1 A 28 BISPST ........................................................................................................... 2-1 B 29

QQ OIL FRANCE ........................................................................................... 2-1 D 79

rRAYMARINE FRANCE .................................................................................. 2-1 A 20ROM-ARRANGé ......................................................................................... 2-1 B 30

sSAILONET .................................................................................................. 2-1 A 29SAILS CONCEPT ........................................................................................ 2-1 A 70SAILSENSE ANALYTICS ............................................................................... 2-1 D 17SANIMARIN SFA ......................................................................................... 2-1 B 33SEAPRO FRANCE ....................................................................................... 2-1 D 21SEASAFE ................................................................................................... 2-1 D 50SEATRONIC ............................................................................................... 2-1 D 18SEAVIEW PROGRESS .................................................................................. 2-1 A 51SECODI ..................................................................................................... 2-1 C 38SECUMAR ................................................................................................. 2-1 B 34SEIMI ........................................................................................................ 2-1 C 17SELDEN ..................................................................................................... 2-1 B 51SNA - Sellerie Nautique Aerec ..................................................................... 2-1 C 85SO SAILS ................................................................................................... 2-1 B 83SOFRAMAR ............................................................................................... 2-1 E 72SOFTUB FRANCE ....................................................................................... 2-1 D 83SOLAR BROTHER ....................................................................................... 2-1 E 26SOROMAP ................................................................................................. 2-1 C 35SPADE - STF EUROPE ................................................................................ 2-1 D 35SPARCRAFT ............................................................................................... 2-1 B 55STARVOILES .............................................................................................. 2-1 A 22STYLO PRO ............................................................................................... 2-1 E 24SWI-TEC.................................................................................................... 2-1 E 36SYCI REFIT ..............................................................................................2-1 BC 82

TTECHNIQUE VOILE ...................................................................................... 2-1 B 72TECMAR .................................................................................................... 2-1 C 32TERRE ET OCEAN ....................................................................................2-1 BC 86TOPOPLASTIC ........................................................................................... 2-1 B 61

uULTRA MARINE .......................................................................................... 2-1 B 18USHIP................................................................................................2-1 C51 - C49

vVEGA VOILES ............................................................................................. 2-1 B 82VENETES ................................................................................................... 2-1 D 69VETUS ....................................................................................................... 2-1 B 35VICTORIA YACHTING ................................................................................... 2-1 B 42VICTRON ENERGY BV ................................................................................. 2-1 A 17VIDAL MARINE - REYA ................................................................................ 2-1 C 70VISIMAXI ................................................................................................... 2-1 E 90VISIOCLEAN .............................................................................................2-1 CB 88V’LEC CYCLES ........................................................................................... 2-1 D 29VOILERIE GRANVILLAISE ............................................................................. 2-1 B 81VOILERIE ROCHARD ................................................................................... 2-1 B 92

wWALDER .................................................................................................... 2-1 D 51WATT & SEA .............................................................................................. 2-1 A 39WEBASTO ................................................................................................. 2-1 C 42WEBINESS ................................................................................................. 2-1 E 82WICHARD .................................................................................................. 2-1 C 60WINNIPEG ................................................................................................. 2-1 E 59WIN’S &CO ................................................................................................ 2-1 E 49

xX VOILES ................................................................................................... 2-1 A 59XPO ANTAL ................................................................................................ 2-1 C 82

ZZ SPARS .................................................................................................... 2-1 B 69ZHIK .......................................................................................................... 2-1 B 89

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3D TENDER .................................................. 2-2 B 10

aADVENTURE BOATS ........................................ 2-2 C 1AQUAPARX FRANCE ........................................ 2-2 C 6

bBETA MARINE ..................................................2-2 A 5BRIG .............................................................. 2-2 B 5BRP FRANCE ...................................................2-3 A 1BWA - BMA .....................................................2-3 A 2

CCANTIERI NAUTICI GUARASCIO ............................3 A 7CAPELLI, PACIFIC CRAFT, LINDER,

CBS REMORQUES ........................................2-2 A 8

DECF - ECOLE DE CONDUITE FRANÇAISE ........... 2-2 C 5

FFENWICK .........................................................2-2 A 1

hHIGHFIELD FRANCE ......................................... 2-2 C 2HONDA........................................................... 2-2 B 1

lLIBERTYKITE ..............................................2-2 A 1 BIS

MMARSEA-GRAND ............................................ 2-2 B 6MECANOREM ............................................... 2-2 B 12MERCURY ........................................................2-2 A 4MIDIF ..............................................................2-2 A 3

nNARWHAL ...................................................... 2-2 C 4

PPLASTIMO ................................................ 2-2 C 1 BISPMP ............................................................. 2-2 C 12PORCHER INDUSTRIES ...............................2-2 A 1 BIS

rREGIONE SICILIANA ....................................... 2-2 B 14 RSA - AIN ........................................................2-2 A 6

sSCARAB ..........................................................2-3 A 3SEALEGS EUROPE SAS ................................... 2-2 B 9SEALVER .........................................................2-3 A 4

SOLE DIESEL FRANCE ......................................2-2 A 7SUN WAY ...................................................... 2-2 B 11SUZUKI ........................................................... 2-2 B 3

TTARPON ........................................................2-2 A 10TERHITEC ....................................................... 2-2 B 8TORQEEDO ..................................................... 2-2 B 4

wWILLIAMS - MIKE MARINE ................................2-3 A 5

ZZAPATA FRANCE ............................................. 2-2 C 3ZAR MINI ........................................................ 2-2 B 7

ARRIVÉE DEPUIS HALL 1

& HALL 2.1

VERSHALLS3 & 4

BATEAUX À MOTEUR

REMORQUES

BASSIN

VNM / JETSKIS

REMORQUESMOTORISTES

1 a 4 11 a 145 a 10n° dans les allées

A

B

C

Allées

B4

A3A1

B1

C2

A1BIS

C1 BIS

C 1

A5

B3

A7

B08

C4

B6

C3

C6

B5

C3 BIS

A9

B9

B10

B7

A11

C10C12

B12

B11

C7

B14

A10A6 A8

A4

A2

A03

A1

A5b

A4

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#hall 3

aALLEGRA BOAT PASSION ..................................................................................3 A 7

bB2 MARINE .......................................................................................................3 C 6BOMBARD ........................................................................................................3 A 1BRIG ................................................................................................................3 B 5

CCANTIERI NAUTICI GUARASCIO ..........................................................................3 A 7CHANTIER BRETAGNE SUD ................................................................................3 C 8CGI FINANCE ....................................................................................................3 C 2CIRO ................................................................................................................3 A 7

IICE - AGENCE PROMOTION ENTREPRISES ITALIENNES ........................................3 A 7ITALMAR ..........................................................................................................3 A 7

lLA MARE HOUSE BOAT ...................................................................................3 A 10

MMARELL 900CC ..............................................................................................3 A 12MARLIN ............................................................................................................3 C 4

nNAUTICA SALPA ...............................................................................................3 A 7NAUTICA SERVICE .............................................................................................3 A 7NORTH STAR ....................................................................................................3 B 2NUOBA PLASTIMARE ........................................................................................3 A 7

oOCQUETEAU .....................................................................................................3 B 6

PPRUA AL VENTO................................................................................................3 A 7

rRANCRAFT ENGINEERING SRL ...........................................................................3 A 7RANIERI INTERNATIONAL - Pneumatique ............................................................3 A 7RHEA MARINE ..................................................................................................3 C 5

sS.J. TOMEX ....................................................................................................3 A 10SELECTION BOATS ............................................................................................3 A 5SELVA ..............................................................................................................3 B 4SG BOATS ........................................................................................................3 A 7SMARTLINE ......................................................................................................3 B 2

TTRINGA BOAT ...................................................................................................3 B 7

uU FANALE .......................................................................................................3 B 10

vVIAXEL NAUTISME ............................................................................................3 C 1

ZZODIAC ............................................................................................................3 A 4

ENTRÉESORTIE

VERS HALL 4

VERSHALLS

2.2 & 2.3

CRÉDIT

BATEAUX À MOTEUR

4 t 110 t 5n° dans les allées

A

B

C

Allées

A07BIS

A07TER

C8 C6 C4 C2

C1C5

B10 B6

B7 B5

A7

A12 A10

A5

A1

A4

B4

B02

A8

ENTRÉESORTIE

VERS HALL 4

VERSHALLS

2.2 & 2.3

CRÉDIT

BATEAUX À MOTEUR


A

B

C

Allées

A07BIS

A07TER

C8 C6 C4 C2

C1C5

B10 B6

B7 B5

A7

A12 A10

A5

A1

A4

B4

B02

A8

ENTRÉESORTIE

VERS HALL 4

VERSHALLS

2.2 & 2.3

CRÉDIT

BATEAUX À MOTEUR


A

B

C

Allées

A07BIS

A07TER

C8 C6 C4 C2

C1C5

B10 B6

B7 B5

A7

A12 A10

A5

A1

A4

B4

B02

A8

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#hall 4

ENTRÉESORTIE

VERS LES HALLS1 / 2.1 / 2.2 / 2.3 / 3

ENTRÉESORTIE

PORTE A PRESSE

PRESSE

BATEAUX À MOTEUR

A

B

C

Allées

1 a 6 7 a 26n° dans les allées

A1

A2

C4 C6C8 C10

A4 C5

A6

A5 A7 A9

A11

A13

A10

C9

C18 C20 C22 C26C24

C11 C13C15

C17

B8

B7

B9

C19

B1 B3

A14

A16

A18

A19

A21

A15 A15b

C16C14C12

A8

A7BA3 A3BIS

aABYS YACHTING ..................................................4 C 4

bBAYLINER & HEYDAY ...........................................4 A 3BENETEAU - Bateaux moteur .......................4 A 2 - A 4BOSTON -SEA RAY ..............................................4 A 5BSC .................................................................4 C 15

CCAPELLI, PACIFIC CRAFT,

LINDER, YAM, RIBEYE ....................4 A 15 - A 15 BISCLEAR ..............................................................4 A 18

DDELPHIA ...........................................................4 C 12

eEDITIONS LARIVIERE .........................................4 A 11EVASION YACHTING ...........................................4 C 10EVO ...................................................................4 B 9EYB ....................................................................4 C 8

FFJORD .............................................................4 C 14FOUR WINNS ......................................................4 A 6

gGALEON ...........................................................4 C 18GLASTRON ET WELLCRAFT .................................4 A 9GUYMARINE .....................................................4 A 21GUYMARINE - WHITE SHARK .............................4 A 19

JJEANNEAU - Bateaux moteur ...............................4 A 8JEEP .......................................................... 4 A 7 -7 BJOKER BOAT.....................................................4 A 16

lLA MER A BOIRE .................................................4 C 2LOMAC ............................................................4 C 11

MMASTER .............................................................4 B 3MAYSHAD.........................................................4 C 17MV MARINE ......................................................4 C 22

nNAUTIC SPORT PLAISANCE .................................4 B 8NAVIKART ..................................................... 4 A 3 BISNUOVA JOLLY ...................................................4 C 20

PPARKER POLAND SP. ZO.O ..................................4 C 5PAUL NAUTIC......................................................4 C 6

PRESTIGE .........................................................4 C 16PRO MARINE ....................................................4 A 14PURSUIT ...........................................................4 C 20

QQUICKSILVER ....................................................4 A 10

rRANIERI INTERNATIONAL - Motonautisme ..........4 A 17REGAL BOATS ....................................................4 C 9

sSEA WATER ......................................................4 C 13SGB FINANCE - EYB ............................................4 C 8SNIP YACHTING ...................................................4 A 1SP COMPOSITES - YACHTING 99 .......................4 C 19

TTIGE BOATS ......................................................4 C 24

yYAMAHA MOTOR ................................................4 B 1YOU BOAT ..........................................................4 B 7

ZZAR FORMENTI .................................................4 A 13

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infos pratiques

DatesFrom 2nd to 10th of December 2017

HorairesEveryday from 10am to 7pmexcept Friday, December 8th: late evening until 10pmSunday December 10th: closing at 6pm

LocationPorte de Versailles – 75015 ParisPavillons 1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3 et 4

Rates• Full rate: € 16• Groupe entrance (from 10 people): €10• Free entrance for students

(on pre-registration and proof) and the under 16s.

Show access

Subway• Line 12: Porte de Versailles Station (Porte de la Chapelle -

Mairie d’Issy). This lines serves the Montparnasse, Concorde, Madeleine and Gare St-Lazare stations.

• Line 8: Balard Station (Créteil - Balard). This lines serves the Invalides Terminal of the Orly airport.

Bus• Line 39: “Desnouettes” or “Balard-Lecourbe” stop (Gare de

l’Est - Issy Val de Seine).• Line 80 Sunday and off days): “Porte de Versailles” stop (Gare

Saint-Lazare - Champs-Elysées).

Tramway• T2: “Porte de Versailles” Tram stop• T3: “Porte de Versailles” ou “Desnouettes” Tram stop

Taxi• Taxi station: Boulevard Lefèbvre and Boulevard Victor

Parkings• Parkings with direct access by foot to the show: Boulevard Victor– avenue de la Plaine – rue d’Oradour – rue Louis Armand

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ENTRÉE

ENTRÉESORTIE

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your contacts

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French Nautical Industrie Federation (FIN) Port de Javel Haut - 75015 Paris - Francewww.fin.fr - [email protected]

President of the French Nautical Industrie Federation: Yves Lyon-CaenHonnor president of the Nautic: Tibor Sillinger

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Nautic Festival SAPort de Javel Haut – 75015 ParisTél. : 01 44 37 04 06 – [email protected]

Executive Director and Show Commissioner: Alain PichavantPartnership Manager: Alice LelièvreMedia Plan Manager: Morgane Noyon

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Find all pratical information on the Nautic’s official website:www.salonnautiqueparis.com

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International Press & Sailing specialized: Louis-Noël VivièsM. 06 11 74 47 13 - [email protected]

Press TV & Radio relations: Claude PengamM. 06 51 64 96 52 - [email protected]

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