Monaco Yacht Show 2025: Installation of Facilities
The next edition of the Monaco Yacht Show, the leading international event in the world of yachting, will take place from 24 to 27 September 2025. This major event, with significant economic impact for the Principality, will require extensive logistical operations starting at the end of August.
Installation of the facilities will begin on 30 August 2025. Focused around the Port Hercule area, it will mainly affect Quai des États-Unis, Avenue J.F. Kennedy, Route de la Piscine, the various quays of the port, and, as of 8 September, Quai Antoine Ier.
To ensure the installation of structures under optimal safety conditions, parking restrictions will be enforced, along with adjustments to vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Certain areas may experience complete closures for a few days.
Specific measures will nonetheless be implemented to facilitate traffic flow during peak hours. Temporary easing of restrictions will allow, for example, school drop-offs nearby, while provisional traffic schemes will ensure deliveries can continue.
The closure of Route de la Piscine will also be necessary from 15 September to 1 October inclusive, in order to guarantee user safety in an area designated as a logistics and construction site. However, this road will remain open in the Portier–Quai Antoine Ier direction during morning rush hours throughout the period, except on the day before the show’s opening and the three days following its closure.
A dedicated parking area for two-wheelers will also be set up on Avenue de la Quarantaine as of 8 September 2025, coinciding with the use of Quai Antoine Ier.
Finally, public spaces will be gradually reopened starting on 28 September, with a full return to normal by 9 October 2025.
All these measures have been defined in close consultation between State Services and the organisers, as part of a continuous improvement process. Every effort is being made to minimise inconvenience for residents, businesses, and port users, while ensuring the best possible conditions for the organisation of the show, particularly regarding safety.
