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In pictures: The 2021 Monaco Yacht Show

This week, Port Hercules was packed with some of the biggest and latest superyachts as part of the long-awaited Monaco Yacht Show. Having spent five days mingling amongst the likes of Bilgin’s 80-metre Tatiana, Feadship’s latest 94-metre yacht Viva and Sunreef’s 24-metre catamaran Great White, show-goers and industry players revelled in the opportunity to be back at a live event.

This year, the Monaco Yacht Show took on a new format to improve the calibre of visitors and quality of the show. With that and the enforced covid-19 regulations, the show still came with the happy atmosphere that makes it all so enjoyable, as seen in some of these dockside snapshots:

Nobiskrug's 2019 delivery, the 80m Artefact, stood out in the crowd thanks to her four high decks and quirky superstructure.

To navigate the central jetty, guests would walk alongside the largest Turkish-built yacht, Tatiana.

The iconic Lürssen yacht for sale SKAT was on show with Fraser.

Guests who came aboard the new Mangusta Oceano 50 could find her unique pool area.

Key industry players set up bigger and better exhibitions this year.

Owned by tennis star Rafael Nadal, the just-delivered 80-foot yacht Great White was displayed by builders Sunreef Yachts.

The corner of the Monaco Yacht Club was home to the Captain & Crew Lounge, hosted by Dockwalk.

Another star of the show this year was the 72.6m Quantum of Solace built by Turquoise Yachts.

All photos by George Sharman (GSP).

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