Absolute 43: Possibly one of the most attractive Absolutes for UK buyers

Absolute 70: What's wrong with the humble porthole?

Alugator 680: Less speedy wetness, more luxury steadiness

Aquanaut 1500 Global Voyager: The baby of the fleet is specifically designed for longer cruises, with large diesel and water tanks, and a well proven multi-chine hull.

Bavaria 30 Hardtop: Not sleek, but incredibly spacious

Bavaria 46 Hardtop: The wheelhouse gives the 46 a retro look

Bavaria 46 Open: A departure for Bavaria following the arrival of BMW

Beneteau Swift Trawler 52: Bénéteau always excel when it comes to producing large, practicality-first boats

Boarncruiser: A custom built 'medium megayacht'

Botnia Targa 44: One of only two Round-Britain Powerboat Race entrants to complete every leg - even the gale-blighted one that was cancelled

Carver 44 Sojourn: If it weren't for the sea views you could be forgiven for thinking you were in a luxury flat

Classic 18: We love any boat that looks like a classic Riva

Code-X: A fun way to save the planet, but bears a terrible ethical dilemma

Drettmann Elegance 60: This boat is middle ground, but what you want inside is down to your daydreams

Elan Power 48: The 48 has been designed around the way many people use their boats nowadays

Fairline Squadron 65: This luxurious beast looks set to be a riot out on the water

Fearless 68: As US commentators correctly pointed out, this Porsche designed boat hauled some ass

Fjord 40 Cruiser: Despite its extreme style, it proved to be a remarkably practical boat.

Frauscher 909 Benaco: If Jim Carrey bought a speedboat, I reckon this is what he'd go for

Grand Banks 41 Heritage EU: The first Grand Banks to use the Zeus pod drives

Grand Banks 59 Aleutian: It's the best of all worlds

Jeanneau Prestige 50: A very polished flybridge cruiser centred around a big, bright saloon.

Jeanneau Prestige 60: Combines a prestigious exterior appearance and elegance with a very high degree of interior comfort.

Jetten-Bully 10.60: An unfamiliar name, but the marque certainly has a strong fan base.

Linssen 40.9: With its beamy saloon, ease of use and fine fit-out, it's a boat for good times.

Maritimo 48: Once ensconced in that so-called 'skylounge' it all begins to make sense.

Maritimo 60: Their flybridge isn't the most beautiful thing in the world yet it is hugely practical, especially in the UK's climate

Maritimo Aegean 60: Believe it or not, you don't have to keep it in the Aegean

Marquis 50 Sports Coupé: This boat looks like it has much more to it than its exceptional engine package

Marquis 720: Considering the vagaries of British weather, it's surprising we don't all have one. The reason why, of course, is simple - looks

Meridian 391: Something of a rarity: a US-designed boat with European styling

Mochi Long Range 23: For all the innovative technology aboard what might just be the most interesting motor yacht of the year, it doesn't skimp on luxury living over its three decks

Nordhavn 56 Motorsailor: Appealing to the customer who wants to undertake long ocean cruises, with the reassurance that if something happens sailing is always an alternative

Nordic Tug 26: "All things considered, we felt the timing was right to bring back the 26."

Nordic Tug 42: The 37 was one of the unexpected stars of last year's show and the 42 boasts the same user-friendly appeal.

Nord West 370 coupé and flybridge: Expect the finest craftsmanship throughout the boat, as well as mod cons to ward off that nippy Baltic weather.

Numarine 55 HT & Sport: A sign of the times: three different models based on one hull

Premiere 28: The deep-vee hull should keep your swimming trunks and guests' bikinis dry in any Naples chop

Premiere 43: The 43 is a handsome boat with retro lines but a more contemporary finish in the wheelhouse and saloon.

Princess V62: Enough sweeps in the exterior lines to catch the eye of any marina-goer

Pursuit Offshore 315: Pursuit have a history dating back to the early 1950s and are still a family owned and run business

Queensland 55: Lovers of big powercats will be positively slavering over this

Revenger 32: New inboard RIB planned by Revenger

Riva Ariston 25: A world exclusive sketch of a proposed new boat from Riva

Riviera 5000 Sport Yacht: Australia's largest luxury boat builder launches the fifth member of their sport yacht range, equipped with CMD Zeus pod drives.

Rizzardi Incredible 55: This sleek Italian offering is a sun-worshipper's dream

Rodman Muse 50: A tough and classy flybridge from an award-winning range

Sarnico Arcidiavolo GT: The seakeeping of a monohull, with the pace and efficiency of a cat

Sealine F46: Brown is the new white for the all-new Sealine flybridge, with a hull shape reminiscent of the SC sportscruiser range

Sealine SC47: Sealine's phantasmagorical design motifs manifest themselves in their latest twin-cabin sportscruiser

Sea Ranger 43 AD: An aft-cabin cruiser on a proven hull designed to suit two couples

Sea Ray 395 Sundancer: A well-built, chunky US sportscruiser with a secret weapon under the hull

Sessa C43: The award-winning C46 was always going to be a hard act to follow but the new C43 makes a pretty good job of it

Sessa C68: A 'class-leading' new flagship sportscruiser with an emphasis on space and light, as well as lots of lovely engine power

Silverton 38 Sportsbridge: A different approach to the flybridge concept, but a very appealing one

Spirit P40: British boatbuilding at its most mouth-watering: a superb blend of the traditional and modern

Sunseeker Predator 92 Sport: "Ninety-two feet of pure beauty and luxury," say Sunseeker, and who are we to argue?

Supernova 82: A suitably hedonistic experience from the well-regarded Nova Marine

Trader 38 Sprint: Yes - this really is a Trader...

Trader 75: Trader announce the launch of their first ever superyacht

Tuna 40 Sportivo: The Tuna 40 is six mix'n'match boats rolled into one

Valiant Vanguard 64: Can Valiant claim to have made a truly environmentally friendly, green boat?

Windy Chinook 44: As far as we know, the Chinook is unique amongst sportscruisers in offering sterndrive and IPS as alternatives. It's also a great place to chill out.

Zodiac n-ZO: In a company first, Zodiac launch a cabin rib with all the amenities of a family cruiser.