Jeanneau has published a broad Genoa Boat Show line-up for 1 to 6 October 2026 that covers both motor and sailing boats. Five of the confirmed exhibits fall within Luxury Yacht Guide's 12.00–23.99-metre coverage.
The qualifying models are the DB/37 IB, Merry Fisher 1295 Fly, Sun Odyssey 415, Sun Odyssey 455 and Jeanneau Yachts 60. Other models on the stand, including smaller Merry Fishers and Cap Camarats, are excluded from this report because their published sizes do not meet LYG's threshold.
Two approaches under power
The DB/37 IB represents the premium day-boat side of Jeanneau's range, while the Merry Fisher 1295 Fly brings a flybridge cruising configuration to a similar overall-length market. Both provide a different use case from the builder's smaller leisure boats.
Inspecting each yacht at Genoa should help buyers compare how deck access, protection and accommodation are arranged. Options and the precise equipment aboard the exhibition hulls require confirmation.
New-generation Sun Odyssey sailing
The Sun Odyssey 415 and 455 are both confirmed, with the larger boat measuring 14.28 metres in LYG's current model data. They form part of Jeanneau's ongoing renewal of its cruising sailboat range.
Seeing both makes it easier to understand the change in cockpit scale and accommodation between the two sizes. A show tour cannot replace the sailing experience, but it can clarify ergonomic differences.
The larger Jeanneau Yachts 60
At 18.28 metres overall, Jeanneau Yachts 60 is the largest LYG-eligible boat in this announced group. It brings a different level of accommodation and cruising scale to the same stand.
The yacht should be evaluated against the owner's passage and crew plans, not only its length. Any discussion of optional systems needs to reflect the exact hull on display.
Confirmed Genoa dates
Jeanneau's event page runs from Thursday 1 October through Tuesday 6 October and offers visitor invitation requests. The full stand also includes boats that properly belong to the under-12-metre leisure category.
The five named yachts represent a mixed power-and-sail comparison within LYG's scope. None is described here as a fresh world premiere solely because it is appearing at Genoa.
