Solaris presents its 2026 line-up with a special focus on inclusive cruising
by Solaris Yachts 11 Aug 13:53 UTC
Solaris 50 © Guillaume Plisson / Solaris Yachts
Solaris will be present at the upcoming Cannes Yachting Festival and Genoa Boat Show, showcasing a selection of its most representative models: Solaris 50, 55, 60 and 64 RS.
Across both events, the shipyard will present a line-up that reflects the continuous evolution of its philosophy, combining pure sailing performance, timeless design and a highly refined approach to customisation, with a constant focus on seaworthiness, comfort and build quality.
Solaris 50, 55, 60 and 64 RS on display
The yachts on display will represent the core of the Solaris range:
- Solaris 50 - a versatile performance cruiser designed for effortless long-range cruising
- Solaris 55 - the most recent model in the range, appreciated for its balance of performance, comfort and ease of handling
- Solaris 60 - a benchmark in its category, combining volume, elegance and sailing efficiency
- Solaris 64 RS - the flagship expression of Solaris design and construction expertise
A Solaris 55 tailored for inclusive design
Among the yachts on display in Cannes and Genova, the specially customised Solaris 55 on display will reflect the shipyard's commitment to making life on board ever more accessible and comfortable for everyone.
Developed according to the principle of inclusive design, this yacht brings together a range of bespoke solutions aimed at enhancing comfort, safety and freedom of movement for owners and guests with reduced mobility, while preserving the elegance, build quality and sailing characteristics that define every Solaris yacht.
The custom features include an electrically assisted mobility system that enable independent access from the cockpit to the interior of the yacht, a bathing platform with increased immersion depth to facilitate access to the water, additional handrails specifically designed and positioned in key areas of the boat, a wider custom gangway equipped with rigid handrails and numerous other features designed to make movement on board safer, easier and more comfortable.
The project fully reflects the Solaris philosophy, according to which every yacht is conceived around the individual needs and lifestyle of its owner. An approach that views customisation not only as an expression of personal taste and exclusivity, but also as a means of making the pleasure of sailing and life at sea accessible to an even wider community of enthusiasts, without compromising design, performance or quality.
A renewed Solaris 44
A further highlight is the renewed Solaris 44, an iconic model in the range, with its launch scheduled for November 2026. Although not exhibited at the shows, the project will be presented in preview, featuring a refined restyling that enhances its contemporary lines and onboard ergonomics, while preserving the sailing balance, performance and seawhorthiness that have made it one of the most appreciated models in its class. The evolution will also introduce a new deck layout and a dedicated race package aimed at further optimising sailing performance.