Studio 3DX at the Olympic Yacht Show 2025

We had the pleasure of attending the 5th Olympic Yacht Show at Lavrio, surrounded by some of Greece’s finest examples of marine craftsmanship. The atmosphere was inspiring — a mix of creative energy, technical excellence, and genuine passion for the sea.

As one of the show’s headline presences, Technohull brought a stacked range including the XPD 46, Alpha 50 (inboard/outboard), Alpha 40, 38 Grand Sport, and the new GTX series. Getting up close to the XPD 46 — fresh from winning Best Layout at the 2025 World Yachts Trophies — was a genuine highlight. The team proved every bit as sharp as the boats themselves, embodying the same performance, precision, and attention to detail that define the Technohull name.

A pleasant surprise was meeting the mind behind Makai and hearing how it all got started. Makai Powerboats, proudly announced the market debut of the groundbreaking M37 GTS, a 37-foot power catamaran designed to redefine marine performance and efficiency. In partnership with their official Greek distributor, TKS Marine, they’re bringing this next, generation model to the Mediterranean market, a perfect fit for boaters seeking innovation, comfort, and speed wrapped into one.

AtAtlantis Yachts, the energy was contagious. We had the chance to step aboard the Legend A40 and explore its spacious inboard and outboard layouts, appreciating how it competes confidently both in design and in value. The team’s passion and clear vision left us with a strong impression of a brand ready to expand its presence across international waters.

Rafnar Hellas stood out with one of the show’s most talked-about displays — pairing a Rafnar 45 Cross Cabin alongside a Ferrari F8 Spider in the same yellow stripe design. It was a bold, confident statement that reflected the brand’s fearless approach to performance and aesthetics.

Savage Powerboats drew plenty of attention with their two Ronin 33 models on display — both showcasing the brand’s sharp design language and performance focus. One of them stood out to us with its distinctive olive-green deck and console, a finish that perfectly matched the boat’s bold, contemporary character. The twin-outboard setup and clean, sculpted lines emphasised Savage’s racing DNA and attention to visual detail. Speaking with their team, we could sense the pride and ambition driving this new generation of Greek builders who are redefining modern offshore design.

At Nautireef, we were welcomed by a team full of enthusiasm and purpose. Their focus on quality, reliability, and innovation resonated deeply with us, and our conversation quickly turned to how digital tools are reshaping client experiences in the marine world.

Finally, Hydrohulls embodied a different kind of power, the kind that comes from a small but dedicated team putting care into every single detail. Their boats reflect discipline, precision, and passion, reminding us that excellence in the marine industry is defined not by scale but by dedication and spirit.

Throughout the show, one theme kept resurfacing in our conversations: how digital experiences and 3D configurators are becoming an integral part of modern boatbuilding. It was encouraging to see how open and positive the response was from everyone we met, a clear sign that the Greek marine industry is embracing technology while preserving the authenticity and heritage that make it unique.

The 5th Olympic Yacht Show was more than just a display of boats; it was a showcase of vision, collaboration, and the future of Greek marine innovation.

We’re already looking forward to continuing many of these conversations at the Athens International Boat Show this December, where new launches from our side are on the horizon.