Besnati brings Hurlo 325 to Cannes Yachting Festival

Besnati is showing the Hurlo 325 as a world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026. It is the first model in a range of high-performance luxury tenders. The brand is at stand 008 in the Palais des Festivals.

The boat measures 3.25 metres in length and 1.78 metres in beam. Power comes from the new version of the Belassi Turbo, rated at 330 hp and supercharged with a Garrett turbine, with a top speed above 60 knots. Construction is in composite with carbon details.

The project reaches Cannes after boot Düsseldorf, where the first prototypes were shown. "The Hurlo 325 is the result of a development path that began with the prototypes shown at boot and was refined through feedback from owners and dealers in Europe, Asia and the Middle East," says Davide Besnati, head and founder of the brand. On the choice of engine he adds: "We identified the Austrian brand Belassi as the right partner, specialised in very high-performance marine engines."

The technical work carried out after Düsseldorf covered a restyling of the hulls, "designed to suit the requirements of very different yachts, by type and by yard," according to Besnati, along with a new helm seat and a Formula 1-inspired steering wheel, both in carbon, a damping system and a 12.5-inch floating touch screen that integrates the onboard control systems.

The design is by Valerio Rivellini, a designer and engineer who heads the studio of the same name. According to the press release, the project draws on the automotive sector, supercars, go-karts and personal watercraft.

The brand's tenders can be configured to the owner's specification, with a choice of materials, finishes, colours and technical details. On the origin of the range, Besnati says: "This range comes out of my own experience as an owner: over the years I have had several boats, all of them with tenders and toys, and I felt the need to bring more attention to design, customisation and enjoyment of use to this segment as well."

The company says the range will be extended over the coming years with models in different sizes.

©PressMare - All rights reserved