Thirteen models assembled in Croatia
Yachting One is exhibiting 13 boats at the 2026 Biograd Boat Show, which runs from 21 to 25 October at Marina Kornati in Croatia. The company's announcement identifies four motor yachts, four Hanse sailing yachts and five Bali catamarans, bringing contrasting cruising formats together at one event.
The dealer says the presentation is intended to help prospective buyers compare layouts and discuss how different yachts fit their intended time on the water. Its approach gives visitors the chance to examine alternatives in person rather than relying solely on brochures or online specifications.
Four different motorboat propositions
The powerboat group comprises the Bellini Astor 36, Fjord 41 XL, Sealine F430 and Sealine S335. Yachting One specifically highlights the Bellini Astor 36's on-water premiere at Biograd, making the model a focal point of its display.
The selections span open-deck social boating and more sheltered accommodation-led configurations. Buyers assessing these boats should compare not only exterior styling but also weather protection, access to the water, seating flexibility and the practicalities of sleeping aboard.
A four-model Hanse sailing display
The sailing line-up includes Hanse 410, Hanse 460, Hanse 510 and Hanse 590. The range gives visitors a useful progression of size and cruising ambition while keeping the comparison within one builder's design philosophy.
At 17.60 metres overall, the Hanse 590 illustrates the larger end of this group and remains comfortably within Luxury Yacht Guide's under-24-metre scope. Hanse's published specifications list a beam of 5.30 metres and multiple accommodation choices, making layout decisions an important part of a buyer's evaluation.
Five Bali catamarans in the line-up
Five Bali catamarans complete the stated 13-model programme: Catspace, 4.4, 4.6, 5.2 and 5.8. The dealer presents these as options for visitors seeking the social space and cruising accommodation of a twin-hulled yacht.
The inclusion of several sizes matters because a catamaran's day-to-day usefulness depends on much more than headline length. Berth dimensions, circulation between cockpit and saloon, marina arrangements and crew requirements can materially change the ownership experience.
A practical comparison for buyers
Biograd offers an opportunity to look at sailing monohulls, motor yachts and catamarans in a single location over five days. Rather than treating all 13 yachts as interchangeable, visitors can use the event to identify which cruising style best suits their actual plans.
The dealer is offering appointments and consultations about purchase options, but its announcement does not provide an independently verified list of prices or confirm availability for every configuration. Buyers should therefore verify specifications, delivery slots and contractual terms directly before making financial commitments.
What the show announcement establishes
The official Yachting One announcement names the exhibited models and identifies the Astor 36 as an on-water premiere at the event. It does not establish that every listed yacht is a world debut, and describing the whole collection as new launches would be misleading.
The display is nevertheless a useful snapshot of the Croatian market's appetite for several kinds of privately operated yacht. For Luxury Yacht Guide readers, its significance lies in the direct comparison of established sub-24-metre production models and different approaches to Mediterranean cruising.
