The Monaco Yacht Show is one of the most prestigious and impressive yachting exhibitions in the world, bringing together the biggest names in the industry each year to showcase their latest masterpieces. If you're heading to Port Hercules in September, be sure to look out for these top new launches making their grand debut at the 2021 Monaco Yacht Show...
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Standout new superyachts at the 2021 Monaco Yacht Show
Resilience
LOA: 65m
Builder: ISA Yachts
Naval architecture: ISA Yachts, Palumbo
Exterior styling: Enrico Gobbi of Team for Design
Interior design: Enrico Gobbi of Team for Design
Built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, ISA Classic Resilience hit the waters in late July 2021. Key features include a classic profile and innovative stern door aft that folds down to sea level. Twin MTU diesel engines allow a top speed of 16 knots and a range of 5,500 nautical miles when cruising at 14 knots.
Blue II
Credit: Guillaume Plisson
LOA: 55.99m
Builder: Turquoise Yachts
Naval architecture: Hoek Design
Exterior styling: Hoek Design
Interior design: Hoek Design/Vickers Studio/Dols & Co
Combining a tough explorer hull with an elegantly curved sheerline, this classically-styled, 56m with diesel-electric propulsion combines brawn and beauty. Meanwhile, Blue II's cosy, pared-back interior in gloss-finished teak and soft beige is accented with boldly patterned fabrics.
Club M
Credit: Scovavento
LOA: 39.75m
Builder: Baglietto
Naval architecture: Baglietto
Exterior styling: Horacio Bozzo Design
Interior design: Achille Salvagni Atelier
A vertical bow and just two accommodation decks, including a sundeck with a shaded and ventilated lounge area, keep the highly individual 40m Club M lean and low. The bespoke interior, with curving shapes (subtle references to planetary objects) in neutral tones with pops of blue and coral, has a stylised, mid-century vibe.
Tatiana
Credit: Eray Altay
LOA: 80m
Builder: Bilgin Yachts
Naval architecture: Unique Yacht Design
Exterior styling: Unique Yacht Design
Interior design: H2 Yacht Design
The brief said “sleek, aggressive, sexy” and Tatiana delivers with her bullet-shaped bow and sporty profile. But she’s not short on luxuries either, with a spectacular two-level beach club, two pools, several bars and a cinema – as well as a rich, jewel-toned palette – packed into her slim envelope.
Synthesis
Image by Giovanni Romero/TheYachtPhoto.com
LOA: 74m
Builder: Amels Yachts
Naval architecture: Damen Yachting
Exterior styling: Tim Heywood
Interior design: Winch Design
Synthesis is the fifth hull in the Amels 242 Limited Editions range and first hit the water at Damen’s Vlissingen based shipyard in January 2021. The 1,790GT interior features a dedicated owner’s deck with a foredeck Jacuzzi, a large swimming pool on the aft deck and lower deck wellness spa. There's accommodation for 12 guests in six cabins and space for 19 crew.
K2
Credit: Alberto Cocchi
LOA: 49.9m
Builder: Columbus Yachts
Naval architecture: Hydro Tec; Palumbo Superyachts
Exterior styling: Luca Dini Design & Architecture
Interior design: Luca Dini Design & Architecture
A masterclass in keeping volume sub-500 while eking out as much living space as possible, K2 is a low-draft yacht with a long, elegant profile. Inside, fluid, laid-back spaces are decorated in light sycamore veneer, darker ziricote accents and details in lacquer and stainless steel.
Artefact
Credit: Francisco Martinez
LOA: 80m
Builder: Nobiskrug
Naval architecture: Nobiskrug
Exterior styling: Gregory C Marshall
Interior design: Reymond Langton Design
Silent – thanks to cutting-edge diesel-electric propulsion – and spectacular – thanks to futuristic lines and a multi-deck panel of eye-popping windows: Artefact has the makings of a modern icon. Innovations run from the frameless glass that serves as outer walls on the owner’s deck, to a radical approach to noise attenuation, while unorthodox spaces include a tai chi room and a panoramic office.
62Steel
Credit: Guillaume Plisson
LOA: 61.5m
Builder: Sanlorenzo
Naval architecture: Sanlorenzo
Exterior styling: Sanlorenzo
Interior design: Francesco Paszkowski Design, Margherita Casprini
The ultimate yacht for a post-pandemic world, this first 62Steel yacht is designed to allow owners to spend longer aboard in blessed seclusion. Spaces include an upper deck owner’s suite with a private terrace, swimming pool and study – an adjacent saloon could also be used to form a private apartment across the whole deck.
Moskito
LOA: 55m
Builder: Heesen
Naval architecture: Heesen, Van Oossanen Naval Architects
Exterior styling: Frank Laupman’s Omega Architects
Interior design: Bannenberg & Rowell
Launched at Heesen's Oss-based facility in August 2020 and sold two months later in October, the 55m Moskito features exterior design characterised by "shark-tooth" superstructure overhangs and vertical windows. Previously known as Project Pollux, Moskito is powered by two MTU 8V 4000 M63 diesel engines for a top speed of 15.5 knots and a range of 4,500 nautical miles.
Polaris
Credit: Rossinavi
LOA: 70.2 m
Yard: Rossinavi
Naval architecture: Arrabito Naval Architects
Exterior styling: Team for Design – Enrico Gobbi
Interior design: Team for Design – Enrico Gobbi
An explorer in disguise, the diesel-electric 70m Polaris combines sharp lines (the project was previously known as King Shark) with a hull capable of taking on icy waters and a 6000nm range at 12 knots. Her interior is hardly utilitarian either, with plenty of marble, onyx and high-gloss wood.