The Monaco Yacht Show 2025 will take place from September 24 to 27, 2025, in the iconic Port Hercule, in the heart of Monaco. This 34th edition of the show will bring together the world’s yachting elite with over 120 exceptional superyachts expected, nearly half unveiled as world premieres – a historic record for the event. Over four days, the Principality will become the temporary capital of mega-yachts, offering visitors a unique display of floating luxury, nautical innovation, and exclusive meetings with industry leaders. Organized under the High Patronage of H.S.H. Prince Albert II, the Monaco Yacht Show has been the must-attend annual event for luxury yachting enthusiasts and industry professionals since its inception in 1991.
On the program for the 2025 edition: brand-new giant yachts, cutting-edge technologies focused on sustainability, VIP experiences tailored for an ultra-wealthy clientele, as well as numerous events celebrating Monaco’s nautical lifestyle. All within Monaco’s glamorous and refined atmosphere, which many consider the Mecca of international yachting. This year, over 560 carefully selected exhibitors—including shipyards, designers, brokers, equipment suppliers, and luxury brands—will showcase their latest offerings on the quays and in the show pavilions. Usually attracting around 30,000 visitors from around the globe, the Monaco Yacht Show 2025 already promises to be exceptional, bringing together billionaire owners, buyers in search of their next floating palace, collectors of nautical toys, and aficionados eager to admire these engineering marvels. The Condamine district pulsates to the show’s rhythm, completely taken over by participants, while the buildings directly overlooking Port Hercule, offering breathtaking views of the yachts, teem with guests and fortunate owners, who turn their apartments into private boxes for both the Monaco Yacht Show and the Formula 1 Grand Prix.
The 2025 edition of the Monaco Yacht Show will take place from Wednesday, September 24 to Saturday, September 27, 2025, at Port Hercule in Monaco. The show opens daily at 10:00 AM and welcomes visitors until late afternoon (6:30 PM Wednesday to Friday, and early closure at 6:00 PM on Saturday). Please note: the opening day on Wednesday, September 24 is reserved for accredited VIP visitors and guests (including Sapphire Experience clients and Discover badge holders), ensuring an exclusive and tranquil environment for serious buyers and industry figures. The general public may then freely attend the show on September 25, 26, and 27 with a standard ticket valid for one, two, or three days, depending on the option chosen.
Show Entrances: three main access points lead into the Monaco Yacht Show grounds – the entrance at Quai Antoine Ier, the one at Quai Louis II (Yacht Club of Monaco side), and the entrance at Parvis Piscine near the swimming pool and Darse Sud. Security and ticket checks are in place at each entry point. Inside, the show extends around Port Hercule, utilizing almost all of the port’s quays and waterways for yacht displays and stands.
Ticketing: standard visitor tickets will be available online on the official Monaco Yacht Show website. Advance purchase is recommended due to limited capacity. Several packages exist, typically around €600 for a single-day pass (exact 2025 rates will be confirmed when ticketing opens). 2-day and 3-day passes are also offered to fully enjoy the event. For a truly exclusive experience, the show offers the Sapphire Experience program, a premium VIP package granting behind-the-scenes access during all four days (invitations to private events, dedicated concierge service, privileged access to yachts starting Wednesday, etc.). This Sapphire program, officially the only VIP offering approved by the Monaco Yacht Show, includes comprehensive access from September 24 to 27, scheduled meetings with exhibitors, and private yacht tours. Journalists may request a Press pass granting access to the show and to exhibitors’ press conferences.
How to get to Monaco? The Principality, though compact, is very well connected. Most international visitors will arrive via Nice Côte d’Azur Airport, just 22 km away, then reach Monaco by helicopter (7-minute panoramic flight to the Fontvieille heliport), private car or taxi (about 30 minutes via the A8 motorway), or direct express bus. Monaco also has a well-served train station: daily TGVs from Paris (in 6 hours), as well as regular regional trains from Nice, Cannes, Marseille, and neighboring Italy, stop at Monaco-Monte-Carlo station. Once there, Port Hercule is accessible on foot or via Monaco’s shuttle buses/urban buses. Note that due to the absence of Uber in the Principality and the limited number of taxis, walking a few hundred meters is often part of the experience – pack comfortable shoes for exploring the show quays. If you come by car, several public parking lots are available in Monaco (Parking des Pêcheurs, Parking du Centre Commercial de Fontvieille, etc.), but they can quickly fill up during the Yacht Show.
Accommodation: with high attendance during the Monaco Yacht Show, it is advisable to book your hotel early if you plan to stay locally. Monaco offers a range of ultra-luxurious accommodations – such as the Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo or the Hôtel Hermitage just steps from the port – as well as more affordable options in neighboring towns (Beausoleil, Cap-d’Ail, Nice). Hotels of the Monte-Carlo SBM group offer special Yacht Show packages, immersing visitors in Monaco’s glamorous ambiance between yacht visits.
The 2025 edition of the Monaco Yacht Show promises to be exceptional, featuring a record-breaking fleet anchored in Monaco Bay. This number surpasses all previous editions and sets a new record. Nearly 60 units will be unveiled as world premieres, affirming the show’s status as the premier launch platform in luxury yachting. Visitors will discover freshly delivered new builds, recently refitted yachts, as well as a broad array of mega-yachts available for sale, selected by top international brokers. Ship sizes will range from approximately 24 meters for the most compact models to over 110 meters for the true giants of the sea. Each yacht will epitomize the pinnacle of refinement: sophisticated naval design, next-generation onboard technologies, bespoke finishes, and luxurious layouts.
Among the most anticipated world premieres is Camilla, a 50-meter superyacht from Turkish builder Bilgin Yachts. Delivered in summer 2025, it will make its international debut in Monaco. Its exterior design was crafted by Unique Yacht Design, and its interior layouts by Hot Lab. Camilla exemplifies contemporary elegance and the creativity of emerging shipyards. On the sailing yacht side, Simena, a new 50-meter model by Ares Yachts, is set to be one of the largest ever unveiled in Monaco—a rarity in a field still dominated by motor yachts.
Other iconic units will return to Monaco: Energy (78 m, Amels), Moskito (Heesen), as well as several new builds from Lürssen, Benetti, Oceanco, CRN, and The Italian Sea Group. Some models will be available for sale or charter, with private on-site viewings organized by brokers. In 2024, the fleet presented at the show reached a value of €4.5 billion. The 2025 edition may break that record, driven by sustained demand for larger, more modern, and more personalized units. As Gaëlle Tallarida, Director General of MYS, notes, “Assembling such a high-quality fleet each year is a challenge that only the Monaco Yacht Show can consistently meet.” This concentrated format, in a single port, allows international buyers to compare the essence of the global superyacht offering in one place.
The Monaco Yacht Show is not limited to flagship vessels. The 2025 edition will also spotlight nearly 60 luxury tenders displayed on the Jarlan and Antoine Ier quays in the Adventure Area. Among them will be electric sea limousines, streamlined day boats, mahogany runabouts, next-generation zodiacs, as well as private submarines and other exploration craft. These tenders have become luxury items in their own right, meeting yacht owners’ new expectations: versatility, performance, and bespoke design. Additionally, a dedicated zone will feature the most coveted nautical toys: seabobs, high-performance jet skis, electric foil boards, aquatic hoverboards, and two-person mini submarines.
Thus, the Monaco Yacht Show 2025 will offer a total immersion in the world of prestige yachting, from the main vessel to the most innovative accessories.
The 2025 edition of the Monaco Yacht Show places a central focus on technological innovation and ecological transition in the yachting sector. To embody this commitment, the organizers have launched the Blue Wake™ program, developed in partnership with the Water Revolution Foundation. This thematic trail allows visitors to identify, both on the dock and on board, the 28 exhibitors selected for their environmental engagement. These professionals will showcase operational solutions such as hybrid propulsion systems, electric or hydrogen propulsion, advanced batteries, wastewater treatment systems, non-toxic antifouling paints, and recycled or bio-sourced materials.
The Blue Wake™ program brings together, in 2025, a rigorous selection of shipyards and equipment suppliers promoting a sustainable approach to yachting without compromising on luxury or performance.
By integrating Blue Wake™ at the heart of the event, MYS affirms its intention to demonstrate that nautical luxury can evolve without abandoning its standards of excellence. The goal is to accelerate the adoption of sustainable innovations across the entire value chain, from architects to shipowners. “Sustainability is today one of the drivers of innovation,” emphasizes Gaëlle Tallarida, director of the show. “MYS is on a mission to highlight these players.”
The Blue Wake™ logo, visible on certain stands and yachts, will guide visitors to labeled offerings: clean propulsion, low-consumption equipment, sustainably certified woodwork… all validated by a strict environmental assessment framework.
Among the highlights expected at this edition, BREAKTHROUGH stands out as the flagship vessel of the Monaco Yacht Show 2025. Built by Dutch shipyard Feadship, this 118.8-meter superyacht is the largest ever constructed by the group. Its innovation lies not only in its exceptional dimensions but also in being the world’s first superyacht equipped with an operational hydrogen propulsion system, assisted by a backup hybrid engine. This revolutionary system enables silent, emission-free navigation, producing nothing but water. As part of the Feadship 821 project, it represents a new generation of sustainable mega-yachts, combining energy autonomy, top-level comfort, and a controlled environmental footprint.
To enable its stopover in Monaco, a mobile hydrogen refueling station will be specially deployed at Port Hercule. A world first, anticipating the evolution of marinas towards infrastructures compatible with tomorrow’s yachts.
Several units showcased in 2025 will also feature remarkable technical innovations: dynamic positioning systems, advanced offshore stabilization, retractable helicopter platforms for yacht-to-yacht transfers. These systems enhance safety, autonomy, and comfort of large vessels while meeting the new expectations of the most demanding owners.
The Monaco Yacht Show 2025 highlights a major shift: onboard innovations now extend beyond propulsion to every component of life at sea.
For several years, the show has given special attention to the professionals working behind the scenes. The Captains & Crew Lounge, located on the dock, offers free access to the crews of non-displayed yachts. This space provides dedicated services: wellness area, Wi-Fi, refreshments, discreet activities, and massages. In 2025, new highlights will be offered: paddle races between crews, tender handling contests, and relaxation sessions.
Thus, MYS 2025 is not limited to flagship vessels: it aims to honor the entire human chain of yachting in a more inclusive and responsible approach.
Beyond yacht viewing, the Monaco Yacht Show 2025 will offer a multitude of experiences and activities to immerse visitors in the privileged world of yachting and Monaco’s art of living. Everything is designed to make strolling along the quays enriching and entertaining, even for a novice. Here are the main highlights and thematic areas not to be missed:
Car Deck – Exceptional Supercars
Exhibition of rare cars: Lamborghini Sián, Ferrari SF90, Mercedes 300 SL “Gullwing”, electric hypercars like the Rimac Nevera. Automotive luxury meets the world of yachting.
Luxury World & Yacht Design Hub
High-end pavilion with jewelers, watchmakers, decorators, tailors, craftsmen. Live demonstrations and exclusive items for yachts and residences. Design mini-conferences by leading yacht architects.
Tenders & Toys Zone
60 luxury tenders displayed on the Lucciana jetty. Latest in electric foils, mini-submarines, marine motorcycles, and futuristic nautical accessories. On-site trials available.
“Tribute to Yachting” Exhibition
Open-air gallery by Guillaume Plisson. Large-format photos of superyachts, maritime scenes, and bay lights. Accessible to all show visitors.
Grand Opening Gala Night
Private evening on September 23 at the Yacht Club. Exclusive reception with 300 guests. “The Honours” ceremony honoring key figures of international yachting.
Upper Deck Lounge – VIP Area
Panoramic lounge reserved for Sapphire or Discover pass holders. Gourmet dining, discreet networking, marina views. Strategic location for discussions on purchases or bespoke projects.
Monaco Yacht Summit & Conferences
Debates at the MYS Conference Hall (Louis Chiron bend). Topics: sustainability, co-ownership, naval design, new generations of owners. Special screening of the film “Ocean” with David Attenborough.
A Multisensory Experience
The show engages all the senses: nighttime views of illuminated yachts, hushed engine sounds, haute cuisine tastings, tactile contact with noble materials on board. Luxury, innovation, and emotion combined.
In summary, the Monaco Yacht Show 2025 will offer visitors a comprehensive journey: marveling at the world’s finest yachts, immersing in the luxury ecosystem with its branded products and exclusive services, and intellectual enrichment through exhibitions and conferences. Whether a prospective buyer, industry professional, or simply a boating enthusiast, everyone can tailor their experience. The senses will be engaged on all fronts: sight with these vessels brilliantly lit at night in the marina; hearing with the festive murmur of evening events and even the soft purr of next-generation engines; smell and taste through Monaco’s gastronomy (don’t miss a meal at Louis XV – Alain Ducasse or at Blue Bay during your stay); and touch if you’re fortunate enough to step aboard and feel the grain of teak or the patinated leather of a yacht salon under your fingers. This multifaceted approach, blending business and art de vivre, makes the Monaco Yacht Show far more than a simple boat show: it is a full-fledged social and cultural event in Monaco’s calendar.
In the dream ports of Port Hercule and Port de Fontvieille, superyachts parade all year round. But Monaco is more than just a backdrop: the Principality is today recognized as the world capital of yachting. It hosts not only the prestigious Yacht Club of Monaco, chaired by Prince Albert II, but also dozens of brokers, internationally renowned designers, and captains stationed year-round. This prominence is due to ideal conditions: a naturally protected bay, mild climate, top-tier port infrastructure (clean fuels, electrical supply, technical services), and above all, a secure and stable environment in the heart of the Mediterranean.
For a shipowner, making Monaco one’s home port is as much a practical choice as a status symbol. It guarantees proximity to the world’s finest yachts, participation in the most exclusive regattas, and a unique anchor point between sea and urban life. This symbiosis between yachting and prestige real estate shapes Monaco’s property market: many yacht owners desire apartments with direct views of their vessels. Eugenia Petrini, Monaco real estate expert and Associate Director of Petrini Exclusive Real Estate Monaco, notes strong demand for port-front residences such as Les Caravelles, Ermanno Palace, Le Panorama, Palais Héraclès, Les Princes, Le Petrel, and Beau Rivage, which offer the ability to admire one’s yacht from the terrace and access it on foot.
These residences offer a unique spectacle, especially during the Monaco Yacht Show or the Formula 1 Grand Prix, where apartments become true private boxes. Lucky homeowners entertain friends in settings that are both spectacular and intimate. For many, living in a building overlooking the marina feels like extending the yachting experience on land. Moreover, new residences draw inspiration directly from high-end nautical codes: marine-quality finishes, suspended pools, permanent concierge, and robotic parking garages akin to tender garages.
This superyacht culture permeates the entire Monaco ecosystem. Real estate and yachting move hand in hand, supported by the same international clientele, refined taste, and high standards. After a cruise on the Mediterranean, nothing matches the comfort of returning to one’s Monaco apartment with one’s yacht moored just below, visible from the balcony.
The Monaco Yacht Show 2025 crystallizes this rare alchemy. Beyond being a show, it embodies an art of living, a vision of luxury that unites sea and land in a one-of-a-kind setting. For those dreaming of anchoring their life in Monaco, this event often marks the beginning of a grand adventure.
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