Monaco Yacht Show 2026: Superyachts, Luxury and Innovation at Port Hercule

The 35th edition of the Monaco Yacht Show has come to an end at Port Hercule in the Principality of Monaco. Four days of an international exhibition dedicated to the world of luxury yachting, held under the High Patronage of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco, who once again never fails to surprise.

Luxury, technology, art, culture and the environment come together in an event that showcases authenticity and exclusivity to the world through some of the most important superyachts and megayachts on the international scene.

120 superyachts at the Monaco Yacht Show

The event featured 120 superyachts, with numerous new launches capable of exciting enthusiasts and industry professionals alike. There was also a strong presence of Italian-made excellence, with yachts showcasing innovative design, performance and technological solutions.

Among the most interesting new launches was the Baglietto Fast50, a 50-metre yacht combining the dimensions of a large yacht with the performance of a fast vessel. Designed by Francesco Paszkowski Design, this aluminium planing yacht can comfortably cruise at 24 knots, confirming the project’s sporty and technological character.

Sanlorenzo and Tankoa among the highlights of the Monaco Yacht Show

Sanlorenzo also presented its 74 Steel Silver Fox in Monaco, the flagship of the fleet and a first-line yacht of more than 70 metres.

Another major player was Tankoa, with the 45-metre T450 M/Y Singolare and the 52-metre full-custom T52 Vitruvius M/Y Spirit, two projects showcasing the Italian shipyard’s expertise in custom yacht design and construction.

NautorSwan celebrates 60 years with Swan 128 Raijin

An important anniversary was also celebrated by NautorSwan, which marked its 60th anniversary by presenting the Swan 128 Raijin.

The new yacht stands out for its innovative interiors and advanced technology for sailing, featuring Dual Energy Technology, designed to combine performance, innovation and efficiency.

Monaco, an international capital of luxury yachting

Another successful edition of the Monaco Yacht Show 2026 confirms the Principality of Monaco as an international stage for the superyacht and megayacht industry.

The Monaco show continues to be a key meeting point for shipyards, designers, owners and industry professionals, bringing together luxury, innovation, design, technology and environmental awareness in a unique setting.

And now, sound the trumpets and let the preparations for the Monaco Yacht Show 2027 begin.