Moravia Yachting debuts ST-BARTH 85 FLY at Palma International Boat Show 2025
By Moravia Yachting
6 May 2025
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Delivered just three weeks prior to the show, ST-BARTH 85 FLY impressed with her unique design and owner-friendly features.
Moravia Yachting was delighted to showcase the newly delivered ST-BARTH 85 FLY at the 2025 Palma International Boat Show – a 26m tri-deck motor yacht making her world debut just three weeks after delivery. Held from 30 April to 3 May, the event was the first major show of the Mediterranean season and a key opportunity to introduce the new yacht to an international audience.
Designed for Mediterranean cruising, the ST-BARTH 85 FLY represents an ideal weekend or day boat for an owner based in the Balearics. Registered under 24m, she can be owner-operated – a major draw for buyers looking for more freedom and fewer crew requirements. As such, she drew strong interest throughout the show.
Built in the Netherlands in aluminium, the yacht impressed with her smart design and features rarely found on a yacht of this size. As Sales Broker Tim Carbury comments, “With aluminium construction, a large beach club, bow jacuzzi, tender garage and hidden anchor system, she really stands out in the 85-foot range.”
The layout also turned heads, particularly the main deck master suite, which flows into the saloon and aft deck area, creating the feel of a private apartment. While ST-BARTH 85 FLY generated strong leads during the show, Moravia remains open to further enquiries.
The show also gave insight into current market conditions ahead of the summer. According to Carbury, the brokerage market has stabilised following the post-pandemic boom. “There’s more new build inventory available now, and brokerage demand has returned to steady 2018-2019 levels.”
With a strong debut for the ST-BARTH 85 FLY and serious interest already developing, Moravia’s presence at Palma International Boat Show 2025 sets the tone for an active summer season.
Contact us today to find out more at enquire@moraviayachting.mc.
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