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• Rachel Ingram
• September 24, 2024

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An insider’s guide to the most exciting yachts on display at the 2024 monaco yacht show, from eco-conscious dreamboats to the world’s most expensive charter superyachts..

It’s time once again for the world’s yachting elite to set sail for the Principality for the ultimate superyacht event of the year, the Monaco Yacht Show . Taking place in and around Port Hercules from September 25th-28th, the gathering is the ultimate showcase of the best of the industry, attracting thousands of owners, potential owners and luxury yachting enthusiasts to our shores every year. The 2024 edition looks set to be even more spectacular than previous years, with an incredible number of world-class yachts that have been commended for their innovation, pioneering technologies or show-stopping design confirmed to appear. Read on for selection of our favourites to look out for.

Best for: Luxury chartering

At 122 m in length, Kismet is set to be the largest new superyacht on display at the Monaco Yacht Show. Chartering for €3 million per week with Cecil Wright, she’s also one of the most expensive charter yachts on the seas—and for good reason. Built by prestigious German shipyard Lürssen with an incredible design vision behind her— Nuvolari Lenard penned her head-turning exterior while Reymond Langton Design styled her incredible interior—she’s a force to be reckoned with. A floating wellness sanctuary, Kismet is kitted out with all the latest amenities, including a Balinese spa with a hammam and cryotherapy chamber. She also features a boatload of entertainment facilities, a gigantic owner’s suite and a beautiful, elongated bow with a helipad. On top of that, she’s got one of the highest guest-to-crew ratios in the industry, with 40 crew tending to 12 guests. If you’re lucky enough to get up close, look out for the Jaguar emblem on the bow spirit—a nod to her owner, Jacksonville Jaguars proprietor Shahid Khan.

Best for: Electric elegance

Forget everything you know about electric yachts and meet Seawolf X, a hybrid-electric multihull that’s innovative both inside and out. One of the most unique yachts on display at the Monaco Yacht Show, the 42.8-m yacht built by Italian yard Rossinavi features fast-charging batteries and solar panels that allow her to cruise for an entire day in electric mode—or at 90 percent for multiple days. Ideal for eco-conscious cruisers, Seawolf X sleeps 12 in five inviting cabins and features calming interiors designed by Meyer Davis and inspired by the sun, sea and sand. She’s available to charter with Cecil Wright from €380,000 per week.

Best for: Al fresco living

Making her world debut at the Monaco Yacht Show is a new all-aluminium yacht from Turkish yard Alia Yachts, SAN. The 45 m custom yacht is designed for al fresco living, with open-plan decks that blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor areas. Described as a “marvel of modern engineering and design”, she features minimalistic yet elegant styling by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design and sleek naval architecture by Lateral Naval Architects. From the panoramic glass windows that frame the main salon to the fold-out bulwarks on the aft deck, everything has designed to enhance the guests’ connection with the ocean.

Best for: Incredible interiors

The most expensive superyacht for sale at the Monaco Yacht Show is also one of its finest. Built by Dutch yard Oceanco and sailing in fresh from an extensive three-year rebuild with upgraded design by Reymond Langton, H3 is now looking for a new guardian; for an asking price of €295 million with Edmiston. The 105 m yacht is packed full of unique amenities including a giant spa and wellness area and an impressive owner’s suite with a climate-controlled winter garden, as well as a host of elegant design features such as a waterfall. Sleeping 20 guests, H3 is said to offer the “perfect combination of design, lifestyle and accommodation”, and the industry seems to agree—she’s received myriad accolades including the Robb Report Monaco Côte d’Azur 2024 Best of the Best Award for Best Yacht Rebuild.

Best for: Conscious cruising

In a significant step towards carbon neutrality, Sanlorenzo is set to unveil 50Steel, the world’s first superyacht with a green methanol fuel cell system. The revolutionary set-up, developed with Siemens Energy, will transform green methanol into hydrogen and then into electrical energy, and will be capable of powering all the yacht’s hotel systems without storing hydrogen on board. Other special features of the 50 m yacht include a “hidden” engine room, an expandable beach club on the aft and innovative styling by Zuccon International Project—spacious, multi-level living areas have been engineered to create the feeling of open-plan living.

SERENISSIMA I

Best for: Mediterranean escapes

New from Turkish yard Mengi Yay, SERENISSIMA I combines the best of Turkish craftsmanship with Italian design by Nuvolari Lenard. The custom 47 m tri-deck superyacht, which is currently on sale for an asking price of €35.8 million with Northrop & Johnson, is perfect for the sunny climate of the Med. She features a dedicated owner’s deck with a private terrace and hot tub, a spacious sundeck offering sweeping views, and amenities including a gentleman’s lounge with a cinema room, a walk-in wine cellar and al fresco entertainment spaces with glass panels that can shelter the aft from the wind while on the move. There’s also a cosy firepit for cooler evenings and plenty of water toys to keep guests entertained all day long.

ETERNAL SPARK

Best for: Form and function

Eternal Spark, a standout in the Bilgin 163 series, beautifully blends elegant design with practical functionality. Featuring expansive, sheltered decks and a sleek, sporty exterior, the 50 m yacht offers ample space for entertainment and relaxation. Eternal Spark has undergone significant customisations, including an extended stern and a redesigned aft area allowing more space. Inside, the yacht features refined details including natural embossed leather, soft colours and a balanced aesthetic that stretches across six inviting cabins, sleeping 12 guests. Powered by twin 1,450 CAT engines, Eternal Spark achieves a top speed of approximately 17 knots, while maintaining low operational costs. It’s a win-win all round.

Best for: Tender viewing

With so many exciting yachts on show in Port Hercules, it’s also worth jumping in a tender to explore one of the many yachts at anchor just outside the marina. One such superyacht will be Aalto, a well-maintained 80 m Oceanco yacht built in 2007 and now on sale with Burgess for €79.7 million, and for sale and charter with Edmiston, renting from €775,000 per week. A tried-and-tested family boat, she is home to a vast owner’s suite and eight guest cabins, a large sun deck with a pool and water jets, and a giant garage overflowing with toys and tenders. Her striking, angular exterior styling is by Italian firm Nuvolari Lenard and her elegant interiors, featuring surprisingly large volumes, were penned by Paris-based studio Alberto Pinto.

Best for: Classic sailing

Designed by Ron Holland and built by Perini Navi, 56 m sailing yacht Fidelis perfectly blends luxury living with long-range cruising capability. Her highly contemporary interiors are spacious and elegant, while the vessel itself has proven reliability for global exploration. In fact, she’s never stopped sailing since she was delivered, voyaging along the Amazon, visiting Desolation Island and Australia, rounding both Capes, and beyond. If you’re ready for a sailing adventure like no other, Fidelis is currently on sale asking €32 million with Edmiston.

Best for: Turning heads

Mould-breaking superyacht Energy pushes boundaries in more ways than one. Designed to “defy convention and find ways to connect with the ocean”, the 77.8 m vessel brought together some of Europe’s greatest talents: she was built by Dutch shipyard Amels, with Monaco-based naval architect Espen Øino drafted in to pen the exteriors, and French designer Francois Zuretti in charge of the expansive interiors. Among the highlights are seven luxurious cabins, including an owner’s deck with a private terrace, lounge and firepit; a music lounge with a Steinway piano and a marble-topped bar; and a giant beach club, wellness spa and gym with a sea terrace. Energy was custom-built for its current owner and has only been used privately since her 2022 delivery, meaning she’s almost as good as new. She’s currently for sale, asking €199 million with Burgess and Cecil Wright

NIGHT FURY II

Best for: Watching from the waves

The latest launch from the Atlantique line by Columbus Yachts, owned by Palumbo Superyachts, might be its most eye-catching yet. The Atlantique 43 m Night Fury II is as fierce as its name suggests and yet manages to retain a softness, thanks to her curved shelllike external lines inspired by classic sailing. Designed by Hot Lab to an “architecture for voyagers” philosophy, the motor yacht features generous entertaining and relaxation spaces that connect the indoors and outdoors, as well as design elements that are both stylistic and functional. Designed for an owner and their family, Night Fury II is a private yacht and not available to charter, but that doesn’t stop us wanting to view her from the waves.

Best for: Italian styling

Launched in July 2024, AKULA is fresh out of the Baglietto shipyard in Italy. She brings together some of the finest Italian names in the business, including Francesco Paszkowski who penned her sleek, modern, exterior lines and expansive outdoor spaces, and Enrico Gobbi’s Team For Design who styled her luxurious, versatile interiors. She cuts a commanding silhouette on the water, accented by her elegant grey hull. Highlights on board include a multi-level beach club, a spacious sun deck which is said to be the largest in its class, a pool on the main deck and a gym with a view. The yacht sleeps 12 and is available to charter from around €267,000 per week with IYC.

Best for: Long-range adventures

If you’re looking for adventures further afield, the Oceano 44 could be the winning ticket. A magnificent displacement three-decker from Italian yacht builder Mangusta’s long-range line, the 44 m yacht aims to “radically reinterpret the way life at sea can be enjoyed”. Built at Overmarinroup’s manufacturing site in Pisa with design by Monaco-based designer Alberto Mancini, she creates a harmonious connection between indoor and outdoor areas thanks to an extensive use of glazed surfaces. Interiors are luxurious, calming and contemporary, with the eye consistently being drawn to the ocean outside. Standout spaces in the exterior include the stunning pool, which features a partial transparent bottom that shines natural light into a full-beam owner’s suite, the beach club with fold-out terraces, and a sunbathing area surrounded by water that’s been dubbed the “island”. With an impressive range of 4,500 nautical miles and in-built stabilisers guaranteeing a comfortable cruise, the Oceano 44 could be the perfect choice for those seeking longer trips to more far-flung destinations across the globe.

WALLYWIND110

Best for: Catching the wind

Making its world debut at the Monaco Yacht Show, the wallywind110 will be the first launch from Monacobased Wally Yachts’ wallywind performance cruiser range. The anticipated 33.4 m vessel is set to be one of the fastest sailing yachts on the water. Slicing through the waves with her sleek bow and metallic-blue all-carbon hull, she will be impossible to miss while underway. At anchor, she remains just as captivating as she transforms into a sanctuary of relaxation and entertainment thanks to her wide decks hosting 15 people. Below deck, discover a full-beam owner’s suite with twin bathrooms and walk-in wardrobes, plus three guest cabins, a light-filled salon and an office.

Best for: Cruising in comfort

One of the latest launches from Dutch shipyard Heesen, ELA is packed full of charter-friendly amenities, including luxurious suites for 12 guests, a variety of flexible interior spaces and a boatload of fun facilities such as a gym and sauna, an alfresco cinema, a spacious beach club and an on-deck hot tub. The 50 m fast displacement motor yacht is ideal for cruising in the Mediterranean or Caribbean, and stands out on the water with her sleek silhouette. Inside, guests can enjoy exceptional contemporary design from Italian designer Cristiano Gatto, while in the garage, a huge arsenal of water toys is waiting to be enjoyed. A popular charter yacht, ELA is currently for sale at €39 million with Edmiston, and available for charter from ¤250,000 per week in the winter and €300,000 in the summer with Y.CO and IYC.

RENAISSANCE

Best for: Large group charters

Accommodating up to 36 guests in 19 cabins, the 112 m superyacht Renaissance has one of the most generous capacities in the industry. Built by Spanish shipyard Freire, she’s incredibly well outfitted for chartering, offering everything guests could desire. Standout facilities include a giant spa deck with wellness, beauty and fitness areas; a stunning beach club; a large pool; a cinema seating 19; and an entertainment zone with a sushi bar, BBQ and DJ set-up. The owner’s deck, meanwhile, is simply palatial, with private fore and aft decks featuring space for private dining, a private lounge and bar, and much more. Renaissance is available for charter with Burgess from around €2.7 million per week.

100 SUNREEF POWER

Best for: Eco-conscious owners

For owners looking for an eco-friendly alternative, Sunreef Yachts has the answer with its line of electric catamarans. Exhibiting at the Monaco Yacht Show is the new 100 Sunreef Power, a luxury catamaran that’s designed to embody elegance, stability and safety. The yacht, which is powered by solar panels and features entirely customisable interiors, has a generous, light-filled main salon, a full-beam al fresco lounge and dining area, and a sunken lounge in the bow area. Owners can choose to outfit her with a spa pool and level out the aft platform to create a large beach club. With the 100 Sunreef Power, the world is your oyster.

Best for: Italian design

The Made in Italy moniker is personified in this striking, steel and aluminium superyacht from Italian shipyard Benetti. Featuring bespoke design by Rome-based design studio Giorgio M. Cassetta, the 67 m CALEX was entirely customised for her current owner, who took delivery in 2022. The attention to detail is inspiring and she features indoor and outdoor spaces that ensure absolute privacy and comfort, while catering to the owner’s passion for exercise and well-being—take special note of the state-of-the-art spa and fitness areas and the luxurious beach club. She’s built as an expedition yacht with an impressive range, meaning she’s perfect for taking far-flung adventures in style. She’s also wheelchair accessible and sleeps 12. Like what you see? CALEX is available to charter with Northrop & Johnson from around €624,000 per week.

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Five Monaco Yacht Show Parties Not To Miss

Posted by IT 19 Sep 2019

All eyes in yachting circles will be closely fixed on Monaco next week when the world’s most important luxury yachting event sails into town. Award-winning superyachts, cutting edge designs and state-of-the-art technology are all on the agenda for the 29th edition of the international yachting event — not forgetting a host of eagerly anticipated Monaco Yacht Show parties, of course…

For while many visitors flock to the annual Monaco Yacht Show, this year held from September 25th to 28th 2019, to catch a glimpse of this year’s latest superyachts and water toys, there is a smaller contingency for whom the yacht show parties arguably hold more allure.

And who can blame them? The Monaco Yacht Show concludes the Mediterranean yachting season and for many, it is the first occasion for crew members and those in the yachting industry to really let their hair down. These starlit gatherings, held at a selection of Monaco’s finest locations, such as the Yacht Club de Monaco or onboard one of the world’s most stunning superyachts, also offer the perfect networking opportunities for those looking to widen their social circle. 

So whether it’s wild party action or sophisticated socialising that you’re after, here are the five Monaco Yacht Show parties not to miss: 

Feadship’s captains & crew party.

Starting the Monaco Yacht Show off with a bang is Feadship’s iconic Captains and Crew party. Each year has a different theme – 2018 saw Bal Masque take the stage for an opulent night complete with mindblowing performers and incredible cocktails. Anyone who’s anyone will be at the Monaco Yacht Club on Tuesday 24th September 2019, dressed to seriously impress.

James Bond Party

If you prefer your Martini shaken not stirred, then you had better make your way to the Yacht Club on Wednesday, September 25th 2019, for the famous James Bond Party. Details are hush-hush about this year’s 007 soiree, but party-goers are hoping for a repeat of last year’s event, where guests mingled with Bond girls and sipped martinis.

Fraser Captains’ Dinner and Awards

Also held every year at the Yacht Club during the Monaco Yacht Show is the Fraser Captains’ Dinner and Awards ceremony, a splendid black tie affair during which the work of Fraser’ talented team of employees is celebrated. Held on Thursday the 26th 2019, it’s all set to be a glamorous and good-natured evening for the extended Fraser Yachts family. 

Amels Friday Night Fun

Traditionally held on the Friday night of the Monaco Yacht Show, the Amels and Damen party is a lively and often somewhat wild get-together onboard a highly-luxurious Amels support vessel  – this year rumoured to be M/Y JOY RIDER. The music and magic is intoxicating, and it’s a wonderful way to begin the weekend in Monaco – be there on Friday 27th 2019.

Lurssen: The Party Of All Parties To End The Show

In previous years the Monaco Yacht Show party calendar has drawn to a close with a lavish, Champagne-spraying affair thrown by German shipyard Lurssen. At a previous event held at the Yacht Club de Monaco, guests were serenaded by American singer Gloria Gaynor! We can’t wait to see what is in store for this year’s party-goers…

There we have it – Relevance’s guide to five of the coolest and most exclusive Monaco Yacht Show parties to look forward to this year. We’ll see you at the show! Visit the website for more details: https://www.monacoyachtshow.com/en/

Photography by Bruno Buisson

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Monaco Yacht Show: 2024 Guide

This is a complete guide to the 2024 Monaco Yacht Show, written by a Monaco resident who attends every year. This insider guide includes the locations, parties, ticketing, exhibitors, and insider tips.

The Monaco Yacht Show is the world’s leading yacht show. Held on the Mediterranean seaside in Port Hercule, Monaco , it is the largest in-water display of large yachts. An estimated 30,000 people come to see the more than €4.3 billion worth of yachts displayed in the port.

It is known as THE chicest way for billionaires to celebrate the end of summer. The biggest, newest, most innovative and most expensive yachts will be on display in this new edition of the Monaco Yacht Show.

The many superyachts are the center of attraction, but there will also be so much more on offer for the show’s opulent observers. As the quintessential playground for the rich, Monaco Yacht Show continues to impress its billionaire patrons, ensuring their return year after year.

There will always be super speedboats, helicopters, personal submarines, limousines, and luxury cars to see. Hotels, restaurants, and the Casino will also cater to the epicurean needs of the guests.

The ‘Car Deck’ for the exhibits of classic and customized vehicles will display models of the best machinery for connoisseurs’ delight. The ‘Starboard’ is the main exhibition lounge of companies that offer products and services related to the superyacht lifestyle: destinations, luxury products, and arts. Both will be on Quai Antoine 1er.

Monaco Yacht Show Awards

VIP guests and yachting social elites will be invited to attend the Monaco Yacht Show Superyacht Awards , along with the show’s partners, yachting business top-players, and select media. The awards will be held at the Monaco Yacht Club and attendance is exclusively by personal invitation. The awards section of the evening lasts about 20 minutes, and the rest of the evening is a lively cocktail party with a DJ, food and open bar.

A panel of respectable yachting journalists will select the winners of the following categories:

• The MYS/Rina Award
• (Interiors) The MYS Interior Design Award
• (Exteriors) The MYS Exterior Design Award
• The MYS Finest New Superyacht Award

Monaco Yacht Summit

Yachting clients will also have a chance for an informative panel discussion regarding topics in superyachting, insights from industry experts and professionals in the Monaco Yacht Summit.

The event is exclusively reserved for yacht owners and charterers (and want to enhance their knowledge), prospective end-user clients and their representatives, and private wealth managers.

The Monaco Yacht Summit is held the day before the Yacht Show officially starts, at the Monaco Yacht Club . Attendance is based on ​​​​​​​pre-qualification by emailing [email protected]

Badges for the Monaco Yacht Show

In order to make the overall experience clearer to visitors and professionals, a three-category system is used. Discover badges are for yacht clients; Advise badges are for their advisors and consultants, and Connect badges are for trade visitors. The badges will show the profile of each visitor so that the right people can connect on sight. Buyers can therefore identify designers and builders at a glance, whilst their captains and reps can readily find equipment manufacturers, for example.

But for those with regular day passes to the show, you’ll need an appointment and be able to pass a check by the yacht representative to make sure you’re a serious potential buyer or charter customer.

Sapphire VIP Experience

If you’re in the market to buy a yacht and looking for more personalized experiences, ‘ Sapphire Experience ’ VIP tickets include exclusive activities at both the show and in Monaco for superyacht owners, charterers, and potential clients. VIP guests also have access to special courtesy cars provided by the Monaco Yacht Show to drive them around the city during their stay.

Getting your hands on these tickets comes with a premium price tag and you’ll need to get approved — about 80% of applicants for the Sapphire Experience are rejected. The VIP experience is limited to 200 people and only serious yacht-buyers are able to purchase these coveted passes.

Yacht Tours and Parties

Even those who’ve bought tickets won’t be allowed to tour many of the most exclusive yachts, nor attend the evening yacht parties, without being invited by the yacht companies and brokers. If you’re in the market for a yacht, make sure to view the exhibitor list and arrange tours of your favorite yachts in advance.

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Monaco Yacht Show 2024 Event Details

Event Type: Trade Show for Yachts

Frequency: Annual

Date: September 25 to 28 (Wednesday to Saturday), 2024

The Monaco Yacht Summit is held on the day before the Yacht Show officially starts, at the Monaco Yacht Club .

Timing: Wednesday to Friday: open from 10am to 6:30pm; Saturday: open from 10am to 6pm. The Summit runs from 12:30pm to 6pm.

Tickets: €500 per person for a one-day pass, €850 for two days, and €1,350 for three days. Buy tickets .

For information about purchasing Sapphire VIP tickets (reserved for people interested in buying a yacht), email [email protected]

Attendance to the Summit is based on ​​​​​​​pre-qualification by emailing [email protected]

Awards event tickets are by invitation only.

Dress Code: Business casual / nautical chic.

Exhibitors: 88  exhibitors  from luxury products and services; 158 suppliers of nautical supplies; 74 shipyard exhibitors; 47 exhibitors of tenders and water toys; 32 yacht brokers.

Contact Info: Phone: +37793104170 ; Email:  [email protected] and [email protected]

Social Media: #MYS2021  Facebook ,  Twitter , Instagram ,  YouTube , and  Linkedin

Website: Official website and the latest news .

Location: Exhibitors will be set up along Port Hercule in the Condamine. Here is the official map of the event.

There are three public entrances: Quai Antoine Ier, Parvis Piscine (Boulevard Albert Ier), and Quai Louis II. There are two VIP entrances (dedicated to Sapphire VIP’s and Discover badges): Quai Albert Ier and Quai des Etats-Unis.

The awards event and summit will be held at the Monaco Yacht Club in Port Hercule.

Transportation: View our Monaco transportation guide for more info and transit booking details. All attendees, not just VIPs, have access to the fleet of golf carts which you can use to get rides from one section of the show to another. There is also complimentary water transport to take guests from one quai to another.

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Monaco Yacht Show 2024: The Biggest, Boldest and Most Expensive Superyachts To See

Even in its 33rd year, Monaco Yacht Show continues to break its own milestones.

By Ellys Woodhouse and Toby Louch

The principality of Monaco has a calendar that’s filled with major events. While the financial benefits of this little tax haven ensure its population remains fairly well stocked with super-rich and socialites year-round, it’s these events that truly bring the masses. April calls for the tennis at The Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters; in May it’s time for the Formula One Grand Prix ; June brings the world-famous car show Top Marques ; and summer draws to a close with perhaps the most glam of the bunch, the Monaco Yacht Show, which this year falls on September 25 – 28.

For those interested in gazing upon some of the finest yachts that can be found anywhere in the world, Monaco ’s Port Hercules is a pretty good spot year-round, but for the weekend of the Monaco Yacht Show, things enter a different league.

The Monaco Yacht Show is essentially a gathering of the global superyacht community. From owners to innovators, manufacturers and brokers, all head to the principality. Each year, builders and brokers present around 120 superyachts and 60 luxury tenders , with many of these reflecting current industry trends and revealing the potential future direction of the industry. These vessels boast an average length of around 160 ft, with a sprinkling of superyachts that top the 320 ft mark – with this year’s headliner clocking in at 400 ft.

Aside from the yachts themselves, visitors can expect countless designers improving yacht interiors and engineers working to ensure the industry becomes more sustainable. There’s sure to be a lot going on.

So ahead of this year’s event, Elite Traveler has looked into which yachts will be on display at Port Hercules and curated a list of some of the show’s unmissable vessels. So blow the dust off your Panama hat and add a few zeros to your credit card limit, because these are some of the biggest, boldest and most expensive boats attending the 2024 Monaco Yacht Show.

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The undisputed biggest headline of this year’s show – in every sense of the word – Lürssen’s Kismet will be the largest yacht to go on display in Port Hercules. While the previous title holder was another from Lürssen, the 377.6-ft Ahpo, the Kismet takes its victory by a considerable mile, clocking in at 400 ft. Previously known as Project Jag, the Kisamet was handed over to owner Shahid Khan in May 2024, making it one of the show’s newest deliveries, too. 

With exterior design by Nuvolari Lenard and naval architecture by Lürssen Yachts along with Reymond Langton Design working on the yacht’s interiors , Kismet is decked out with a helipad, beauty salon, indoor and outdoor cinema, dance floor and gym. Perhaps unsurprising, but all this makes Kisamet one of the most expensive yachts to charter , too, asking for €3m (approx. $3.4m) per week with Cecil Wright & Partners. 

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Delivered in 2019 by SilverYachts and refitted in 2024, the almost 280-ft, self-described ‘sports activity vessel’ Bold takes center stage at Monaco Yacht Show 2024. Designers Espen Øino created the superyacht’s striking, military-inspired exterior, creating a unique glass-enclosed loft on the upper deck that covers over 3,200 sq-ft of interior space. Meanwhile, Vain Interiors has created an opulent, New York-style loft, which is built to accommodate up to 12 overnight guests in eight luxurious staterooms and can carry up to 96 passengers while cruising.

With a a huge selection of water toys, a vast outdoor entertaining area with a bar and Teppanyaki grill, a cinema, an eight-person hot tub and a lounge surrounding a firepit, it’s no surprise that the Bold is a popular charter yacht, with Holl Robinson asking €875,000 ($972, 800) per week. 

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With its distinctive, shark-like exterior design, the 295-ft superyacht DAR will be hard not to miss at Monaco Yacht Show 2024. Built by Oceanco with exteriors designed by Luiz de Basto Design, the glossy black silhouette was inspired by the look of the hammerhead shark, with sinuous lines, wide set wing stations and a mast modeled after a dorsal fin. 

Meanwhile, renowned Italy-based studio Nuvolari & Lenard has crafted swooping, contemporary interiors. DAR’s impressive features include a complete owner’s deck, complete with a private salon and jacuzzi, a wellness area, an impressive beach club, and two helipads for private use. Offering grandeur and complete privacy in equal doses, DAR can accommodate up to 14 guests in overnight accommodation, with separate living quarters to host as many as 31 crew members.

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Despite only hitting the waters in June this year, the first wallywind110, Galma , is set to make its global debut at Monaco Yacht Show 2024. Measuring almost 110 ft, Galma ’s naval architecture comes from German studio judel/vrolijk & co while interior and exterior lines are designed by Wally in collaboration with Santa Maria Magnolfi. With a design that offers the comfort of a cruising yacht while maintaining the performance of a racing boat, Galma is characterized by the 22.6-ft telescopic keel and an all-carbon hull that has been painted in light metallic blue.

Other highlights of Galma include an 860-sq-ft full-beam cockpit with seating and dining for up to 15 people, as well as an open-plan raised saloon. Galma can accommodate up to eight guests overnight, with five crew members. 

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What is the Monaco Yacht Show?

The Monaco Yacht Show is the largest in-water display of yachts and superyachts in the world. It showcases the latest launches, innovative designs, and cutting-edge technology from the most renowned shipyards and design studios. This prestigious event attracts over 30,000 visitors who come to admire the impressive collection of yachts worth billions of euros. From classic wonders to state-of-the-art masterpieces, the Monaco Yacht Show offers a captivating experience for anyone passionate about the superyacht sphere. 

When and Where is the Monaco Yacht Show 2023?

The Monaco Yacht Show 2023 will take place from September 27th to 30th. The event is held in the picturesque Port Hercule, located in the heart of Monaco. Its stunning waterfront setting provides the perfect backdrop for showcasing the world's most luxurious yachts. The show offers three public entrances: Quai Antoine Ier, Parvis Piscine (Boulevard Albert Ier) and Quai Chicane. Additionally, there are two VIP entrances exclusively reserved for Sapphire VIP ticket holders and Discover badge holders: Quai Albert Ier (Upper Deck Lounge) and Quai Louis II. 

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Ticketing and Passes

To attend the Monaco Yacht Show, you can purchase tickets in advance. There are different ticket options available, including one-day, two-day, and three-day passes. The prices start at €600 per person for a one-day pass, €1020 for two days, and €1,620 for three days. For an enhanced experience, you may consider the Sapphire VIP tickets, which offer exclusive activities and access to the show and special courtesy cars provided by the Monaco Yacht Show. However, please note that the Sapphire VIP tickets are limited and subject to approval.

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The biggest new yachts at the Monaco Yacht Show 2023

Among the impressive lineup, several new yachts have generated considerable buzz and are poised to captivate the discerning audience. From sleek designs to cutting-edge technology, these yachts embody elegance, innovation, and attention to detail. Let us delve into the world of the biggest new yachts to look out for at the Monaco Yacht Show 2023 :

80m Leona by Bilgin Yachts

77.7m O'REA by Golden Yachts

65.7m Alchemy by Rossinavi

60m Entourage by Amels

56.7m 57Steel by Sanlorenzo

55m Silver Star by Admiral 

53m Jewels by Turquoise Yachts

50m Anjelif by Columbus Yachts

50m Eternal by Spark Bilgin

50m Grey by Tankoa

Monaco Yacht Summit

The Monaco Yacht Summit is a must-attend event for yacht owners, charterers, and those interested in enhancing their knowledge of the superyacht industry. This informative panel discussion features industry experts and professionals sharing insights on various topics related to yachting. The summit takes place on September 26th, the day before the official start of the Monaco Yacht Show, at the prestigious Monaco Yacht Club. Attendance is by pre-qualification, so make sure to secure your spot in advance.

Monaco Yacht Show Awards

The Monaco Yacht Show Superyacht Awards is a glamorous event that celebrates excellence in yacht design and innovation. Attended by VIP guests, yachting industry leaders, and select media, the awards ceremony takes place at the iconic Monaco Yacht Club. A panel of respected yachting journalists selects the winners in categories such as the MYS/Rina Award, MYS Interior Design Award, MYS Exterior Design Award, and the MYS Finest New Superyacht Award.

Yacht Tours and Exhibitors

One of the main highlights of the Monaco Yacht Show is the opportunity to explore the magnificent yachts on display. However, please note that access to some of the most exclusive yachts and evening yacht parties is typically by invitation only. If you are in the market for a yacht, it is advisable to arrange tours in advance and check the exhibitor list for the latest offerings. The show features exhibitors from luxury products and services, nautical supplies, shipyards, yacht brokers, and more.

Car Deck and Starboard

The Car Deck is an exhibition of classic and customized vehicles, showcasing the finest machinery for automotive enthusiasts. Located on Quai Antoine 1er, car enthusiasts can indulge in the beauty and craftsmanship of these unique automobiles. On the same quay, visitors can explore the Starboard, which houses exhibitors offering products and services related to the superyacht lifestyle. From luxury destinations to high-end arts and products, the Starboard promises a world of opulence and sophistication.

Monaco: Beyond the Yacht Show

While attending the Monaco Yacht Show, take the opportunity to explore the captivating beauty of Monaco. This glamorous principality offers a wealth of attractions and experiences for visitors.

Palais Princier de Monaco

A visit to the Palais Princier de Monaco is a must. This majestic palace serves as the official residence of the ruling monarch and offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Pair your visit with a trip to the nearby Saint Nicholas Cathedral, where Prince Albert's parents, Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace, were married.

Monaco Oceanographic Museum

Immerse yourself in the wonders of the sea at the Monaco Oceanographic Museum. Founded in 1910, this iconic museum showcases marine wildlife, biodiversity, and research. Explore interactive exhibits, including a mesmerizing jellyfish tank, and learn about the fascinating world beneath the waves. The museum's current displays include the Polar Mission, highlighting scientific exploration and the cultures of the Arctic and Antarctic regions.

Monaco Top Cars Collection

For automobile enthusiasts, a visit to the Monaco Top Cars Collection is a must. This five-floor museum houses over 100 automobiles from Europe and America, including iconic vehicles like the Bugatti Type 35 and Sebastien Loeb's Citroen DS3 WRC. Immerse yourself in the rich history and elegance of these classic cars, curated from Prince Rainier III's personal collection.

To ensure a seamless and unforgettable experience at the Monaco Yacht Show, here are some essential details to keep in mind:

The dress code for the Monaco Yacht Show is business casual or nautical chic. For women stepping aboard yachts, practical yet fashionable attire is recommended, such as tailored shorts. Men often opt for chinos paired with a navy blazer. Please note that the Monaco Yacht Club requires gentlemen to wear a blazer at all times.

Transportation

Getting around the Monaco Yacht Show is made convenient with complimentary water taxis, electric golf buggies, and a fleet of golf carts. These transportation options allow visitors to navigate between the different quays of Port Hercule easily. Additionally, the show offers a courtesy car service for Sapphire ticket holders and Discover badge holders, providing transportation to various destinations within Monaco.

The Monaco Yacht Show 2023 promises to be an extraordinary event, showcasing the epitome of luxury and innovation in the yachting industry. From the magnificent yachts to the exclusive parties and captivating exhibitions, the Monaco Yacht Show offers an unforgettable experience for all yacht enthusiasts. Don't miss the chance to be part of this prestigious event and immerse yourself in the world of opulence and elegance. Plan your visit, secure your tickets, and get ready to be amazed at the Monaco Yacht Show 2023!

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What: Monaco Yacht Show

Where: Port Hercule, Monaco

When: From 27 to 30 September, 2023

Wednesday Sept 27: 10am - 6:30pm (access by invitation only)

Thursday 28 and Friday 29 Sept: 10am - 6:30pm (open to all)

Saturday 30 Sept: 10am - 6pm (open to all)

Official website: https://www.monacoyachtshow.com/

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2023 marks the 32nd edition of the most renowned superyacht show in the world. For 32 years, the Monaco Yacht Show has welcomed visitors from around the world to discover the latest and greatest from all areas of the superyacht industry. Despite its incredible heritage, this year was truly remarkable in every single aspect.

When pondering over the Monaco Yacht Show (MYS), superyachts, luxury and grandiose often come to mind. The 2023 edition, however, was an honest showcase of how, in reality, the annual September show is so much more.

Superyachts.com were honoured to welcome Managing Director of the MYS, Gaëlle Tallarida, to our interview studio during the show, where she shared more about the organisers' dedication to making the event a place to not only marvel at superyachts, but a place to learn, share and discover, with the visitor experience indispensable. This has certainly come to fruition, with a growing programme for VIP attendees including separate entrances and a new Sapphire Programme, an initiative selecting guests wanting to buy or charter a superyacht. 

Of course, what would the September show be without superyachts? 117 vessels, including 3 remarkable catamarans were berthed in the iconic Port Hercule for the annual MYS this year. Incredibly, 45 of these superyachts were new builds launched in 2023, with 16 other vessels launched or refitted in 2022. According to figures from the show, 61 yachts on display this year were less than two years old, accounting for a momentous 52% of the total MYS fleet. 

58 of these yachts were presented by shipyards and 59 were presented by brokers, to ensure a diverse collection of new builds, charter and brokerage vessels. Alongside superyachts, 61 luxury tenders were on display, including two extraordinary submarines. 

Aside from superyachts and tenders, MYS offers the perfect display for those looking for the adventurous side of the yachting experience. The Adventure Area was home to 30 cars and motorcycles as well as two helicopters: offering a truly immersive experience for all visitors.

Excellence and innovation are two words that perfectly summarise the exhibitors of the 2023 MYS. Shipyards, brokers, designers, naval architects, service providers, marine manufacturers; the list goes on in regard to the diverse array of exhibitors on display this year. A total of 560 carefully selected exhibitors showcased their new products, latest innovations and recent projects, as well as shared insights about their goals and plans for the coming year until the next show. 28 industry conferences also took place over the four days, providing the perfect platform to listen and discuss several topics with industry leaders and specialists. 

Things were just as busy at the Superyachts.com stand, with over 70 interviews conducted over the four days. We were delighted to welcome a number of industry CEOs and company Founders, to hear the breaking news as it happened. Interviews during the day and parties at night, the epitome of work hard, play hard, Superyachts.com were thrilled to host a Tacos and Tequila party for Amandine Chefs, as well as Antigua & Barbuda Tourism Authority’s annual English Harbour Rum party. Just across the Port from the Superyachts.com stand, M/Y BG CHARADE held hundreds of guests for a lavish evening with ALBA , supported by Superyachts.com.  

From Superyachts.com, a huge thank you to all of our co-exhibitors, sponsors, interviewees, visitors, host Shari Liu and team: without you, none of this would be possible. 

As the celebratory horns echoed around Port Hercule this evening, the 32nd edition of the Monaco Yacht Show has officially come to a close. It is safe to say that this year's show was indeed witness to the ultimate gathering of maritime luxury, and we already can’t wait for next year (after a rest). 

"There's a lot of different elements: we work with the yachting industry to understand their needs and understand what they expect from the Monaco Yacht Show." Gaëlle Tallarida, Managing Director, Monaco Yacht Show

"There's a lot of different elements: we work with the yachting industry to understand their needs and understand what they expect from the Monaco Yacht Show."

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Chaque année, en septembre, le rendez-vous attire passionnés et professionnels du nautisme. Cette fois encore, près de 50 bateaux sont présentés en avant-première mondiale. Le Souverain a pu faire le tour des stands, rencontrer les professionnels du milieu et découvrir les nouveautés de ce salon.

Parmi elles, et pour s’amuser lors des beaux jours, les Water toys sont nombreux cette année. Le Seabob, par exemple, un scooter sous-marin électrique permet de parcourir les mers à 23 km/h tout en admirant les paysages sous-marins. Autre innovation, le Jet-surf, une planche motorisée, qui file à 54 km/h à la surface de l’eau, offrant des sensations fortes aux amateurs de vitesse.

Toutes les nouveautés, pour pimenter ses sorties en mer, sont à retrouver à l’Adventure Area, où sont exposées les dernières innovations en matière de loisirs nautiques, jusqu’au 28 septembre date de fermeture du Monaco Yacht Show.

Et si les Water toys ne vous suffisent pas, vous pouvez toujours vous tourner vers les tenders, ces petites embarcations élégantes et puissantes qui ne manqueront pas de séduire.

Lors de sa visite, le Prince Albert II a reçu un don de 53 000 € de la part du Monaco Yacht Show et en faveur de la Fondation du Prince Albert II qui participe à la préservation des océans.

Five Monaco Yacht Show Parties Not To Miss

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Posted by Rumble Romagnoli , 19 Sep 2019

All eyes in yachting circles will be closely fixed on Monaco next week when the world’s most important luxury yachting event sails into town. Award-winning superyachts, cutting edge designs and state-of-the-art technology are all on the agenda for the 29th edition of the international yachting event — not forgetting a host of eagerly anticipated Monaco Yacht Show parties, of course…

For while many visitors flock to the annual Monaco Yacht Show, this year held from September 25th to 28th 2019, to catch a glimpse of this year’s latest superyachts and water toys, there is a smaller contingency for whom the yacht show parties arguably hold more allure.

And who can blame them? The Monaco Yacht Show concludes the Mediterranean yachting season and for many, it is the first occasion for crew members and those in the yachting industry to really let their hair down. These starlit gatherings, held at a selection of Monaco’s finest locations, such as the Yacht Club de Monaco or onboard one of the world’s most stunning superyachts, also offer the perfect networking opportunities for those looking to widen their social circle. 

So whether it’s wild party action or sophisticated socialising that you’re after, here are the five Monaco Yacht Show parties not to miss: 

Feadship’s captains & crew party.

Starting the Monaco Yacht Show off with a bang is Feadship’s iconic Captains and Crew party. Each year has a different theme – 2018 saw Bal Masque take the stage for an opulent night complete with mindblowing performers and incredible cocktails. Anyone who’s anyone will be at the Monaco Yacht Club on Tuesday 24th September 2019, dressed to seriously impress.

James Bond Party

If you prefer your Martini shaken not stirred, then you had better make your way to the Yacht Club on Wednesday, September 25th 2019, for the famous James Bond Party. Details are hush-hush about this year’s 007 soiree, but party-goers are hoping for a repeat of last year’s event, where guests mingled with Bond girls and sipped martinis.

Fraser Captains’ Dinner and Awards

Also held every year at the Yacht Club during the Monaco Yacht Show is the Fraser Captains’ Dinner and Awards ceremony, a splendid black tie affair during which the work of Fraser’ talented team of employees is celebrated. Held on Thursday the 26th 2019, it’s all set to be a glamorous and good-natured evening for the extended Fraser Yachts family. 

Amels Friday Night Fun

Traditionally held on the Friday night of the Monaco Yacht Show, the Amels and Damen party is a lively and often somewhat wild get-together onboard a highly-luxurious Amels support vessel  – this year rumoured to be M/Y JOY RIDER. The music and magic is intoxicating, and it’s a wonderful way to begin the weekend in Monaco – be there on Friday 27th 2019.

Lurssen: The Party Of All Parties To End The Show

In previous years the Monaco Yacht Show party calendar has drawn to a close with a lavish, Champagne-spraying affair thrown by German shipyard Lurssen. At a previous event held at the Yacht Club de Monaco, guests were serenaded by American singer Gloria Gaynor! We can’t wait to see what is in store for this year’s party-goers…

There we have it – Relevance’s guide to five of the coolest and most exclusive Monaco Yacht Show parties to look forward to this year. We’ll see you at the show! Visit the website for more details: https://www.monacoyachtshow.com/en/

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Opening the doors to Port Hercule and a gleaming array of extravagant luxury yacht charters , the Monaco Yacht Show is set for a record-breaking year with some showstopping global debuts.

Keeping the yachting industry on its toes with last-minute additions and an outstanding selection of France yacht charters on display, the 2024 Monaco Yacht Show proudly showcases 117 superyachts with an average length of 158.1ft (48.21m) and a staggering 81 debuts.

With an additional 53 superyachts at anchor, including 34 yacht rentals, this year's event promises nothing less than the grandest selection of the most indulgent yachts on the sales and charter markets.

Known for welcoming some of the largest yachts for charter , Monaco sees the return of many popular attractions like the Sustainability Hub and the Yacht Design & Innovation Hub. 

Also offering a plethora of enticing exhibits, seminars, and exclusive opportunities to view some of the most innovative products and services in the industry, visitors to the show can expect effortless movement around the docks, with the 2024 event welcoming a new Sailing Yacht Area to the mix, presenting a unique chance to inspect some indulgent sailing yacht charters , suitably matched for Monaco or South of France yacht charters .

Causing a stir right before opening day, 404.2ft (123.2m) Lurssen superyacht GOLDEN ODYSSEY stole the crown from 400.3ft (122m) luxury yacht charter KISMET as the record-breaking longest-ever yacht to attend the event. 

A record-holder in her own right as the longest motor yacht charter to attend the Monaco Yacht Show, KISMET continues to battle for limelight around the pontoons with 367.5ft (111.99m) luxury charter RENAISSANCE also adorning the marina. 

Scheduled to run from 25-28 September, the 2024 Monaco Yacht Show continues an exciting run of events, following the surprise addition of 295.7ft (90.1m) superyacht charter NERO in 2023, and is ready to welcome the yachting industry to one of the most captivating marinas in the French Riviera . 

To find out more about the event, read our complete guide to the Monaco Yacht Show . Or, to incorporate a visit into your existing Monaco yacht charter , speak to your preferred yacht charter broker today.

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The unveiling of a new superyacht brand doesn't come along very often, but when it does it is big news, particularly when it is on a global stage like the Monaco Yacht Show. The new superyacht brand, GX Superyachts , is the "brainchild" of the principals of Greenline Yachts , known for production of efficient hybrid yachts up to 58 feet. Greenline, headquartered in Begunje, Slovenia, began building yachts over 15 years ago, employing smart hull design, solar charging, and hybrid propulsion.

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At the 2018 Monaco Yacht Show, a 32-foot (9.9-meter) all electric Greenline yacht found His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco, known for his keen appreciation of environmental practices, requesting an escort to the Monaco Yacht Club in the boat. That scenario sparked the idea to expand the Greenline models to include superyachts. The result brought GX Superyachts to fruition at this year's 2024 show.

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"Each yacht in our GX Superyacht range is equipped with our innovative hybrid propulsion system, allowing for both efficient electric cruising and powerful diesel performance when needed," Luca Raumland, Chief Commercial Officer, commented. He further stated that at 6 knots in electric mode, these yachts have a 100 nautical mile range, extending to 11,571 nautical miles at 6 knots. The yachts can make trans-Atlantic crossings at 12 knots.

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Already well underway with the keel laying ceremony on June 1, 2024, the first GX 42 will go to a customer that came through the Greenline network. Specializing in composite construction up to 78 feet (24 meters) in the Slovenian shipyard, the GX team needed to select a new build partner experienced in building larger aluminum yachts. They signed with SES Yachts in Tuzla, Türkiye, a custom aluminum yacht expert.

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The Coupé sports a long, curved superstructure. The roof is covered in gleaming solar panels which slide apart to reveal a hidden sun deck with jacuzzi and bar. The RPH version is designed with a large flybridge in clean, modern aesthetics, with 353 GT volume. Both versions offer guests an expansive beach club with fold-down wings and hydraulic step platform.

For the interiors, Casali continues the chic simplicity of the exteriors, styling the first GX42 with impressive bath fixtures from Antonio Lupi and porcelainware from Dornbracht. Loose furnishings from Poltrona Frau and Rugiano are complemented by Foglizzo leathers and Cadorin natural wood flooring.

Casali, founder of Too Design, commented, "Our studio has long worked with Greenline Yachts, so we understood exactly what the new GX Superyachts brief required. "I am proud of the way we have reinterpreted the timeless looks of the smaller yachts to give soul and purpose to the lines of the new superyachts."

The latest superyacht brand, GX Superyachts, will be built in two versions: a Coupé and an RPH. Both ... [+] will be sustainable, have long range, and enjoy suitable luxury superyacht amenities.

Technical Talent

Underwater hull lines maximizing stability and speed potential from Francesco Rogantin of NAMES Studio proves an important element in achieving the long range of the GX Superyachts with respectable speed. Rogantin said, "The challenge was to analyze the different operational scenarios and ensure that the hull and appendages performed to their best for each one."

Delivery Schedule

On track for a summer 2026 delivery, the first GX42 will put the exclamation point on this new superyacht brand. To learn more about GX Superyachts head to the website , or stop by the stand at the Monaco Show, QA1 Quai Antione IER.

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Heesen reveals ambitious new 62-metre superyacht project at Monaco Yacht Show – Monte-Carlo

World-renowned Dutch superyacht builder Heesen Yachts debuted a daring new Steel FDHF 62-metre superyacht – codenamed Project Monte-Carlo , at their kick-off press conference at the Hotel Hermitage in Monaco.

One of the shipyard’s most ambitious projects to date, the yacht’s design by British studio Harrison Eidsgaard has been tailored to meet the requirements of modern owners who want to spend increased periods of time on board.

The four-deck yacht will be one of the yard’s largest yachts by volume ever built in Oss. Heesen’s CEO , Niels Vaessen, explained that the design is a direct response to trends they are currently seeing in the market. “It is unusual for us to build a four-decker, but we have had a few requests for such a boat from former clients, so it made sense to create one. We are addressing a key market of owners that are looking to maximise space and experience on board to share with family and friends.”

The luxury of privacy Optimising the increased space afforded by the four-deck design, Project Monte-Carlo will have an entire deck dedicated to the owners. Catering to a trend post-pandemic of owners spending periods of time working on board, the area incorporates both a lavish master suite and a spacious office area.

Designer Peder Eidsgaard highlighted that the owner’s deck offers supreme privacy and could be utilised in different ways depending on their reference.

“It is a very open master suite, with the bathtub, shower and office all interconnected,” he said. “The benefit of this arrangement is that an incoming owner can easily toy with the space devoted to each area. The potential is huge; you expand the master suite to include a private foredeck with its own sundeck, jacuzzi and a fold-down balcony to starboard. From his/her office, the owner can walk straight out onto the balcony and take a seat.”

The guest accommodation will be split across the main and lower decks. Eidsgaard’s design proposes a mix of up to five lavish VIP cabins and comfortable doubles.

Connected to the sea Project Monte-Carlo has also been created to allow owners and guests to feel a constant connection to the water. The design includes a large 23-square-metre pool, with glass sides giving the impression that you are swimming in the sea and fold-down wings on the aft deck that allow you to sit right over the water.

Other key spaces include a ‘beach lounge’ on the main deck, where low-slung sofas offer an informal dining area for up to 14 guests, with sliding doors again connecting the yacht to its surroundings. There is also a firepit observation lounge under the mast, an outdoor kitchen, and a semi-open sky lounge seating area, including a hidden pop-up TV for movie nights.

Holistic living Wellness is also of increasing importance to owners, and therefore, the design allows for a dedicated centre on the lower deck.  Provisional designs for this space include a large gym, sauna, hammam and massage or beauty room.

The yacht’s beach club is also ideal for launching water toys, and its impressive storage will ensure that Project Monte-Carlo can be equipped with the latest toys available, including e-foils, wave runners and a diving kit. Additionally, the yacht has storage for two tenders, which are used for easy excursions back to the shore.

Sustainable planning Along with the rest of the superyacht community, Heesen is committed to a more sustainable future. In line with this and Heesen’s BlueNautech strategy , the boat is technically enabled for serial hybrid propulsion, with space for a large battery bank. It also has a methanol-ready tank layout for future conversion to hydrogen combustion or even a fuel cell. The fast displacement hull form is optimised for 12-knot cruising, but the power train can manage up to 16 knots.

“We see that our owners are increasingly interested in minimising their environmental impact,” added Peter Van Der Zanden, Heesen’s General Manager for Design & Development. “By planning the yacht around tried-and-tested green solutions, we are helping them make good decisions that don’t add much time and cost to the build.”

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