Francois Fiat’s recently christened 76.6 metre explorer yacht, the adventure ready Yersin is designed for extreme cruising, science and adventure to follow in the wake of Jacques Cousteau.
• Length: 76.6m
• Shipyard: Piriou
• Exterior and interior design: Pierre Jacques Kubis Naval Design
Huge volume gave Espen Øino and interior designer Focus Yacht Design plenty to work with here; Irimari even has a room featuring interactive video screens. With myriad interior details and electronics, this thoroughly engineered Sunrise flagship will make the right kind of noise.
• Length: 63.1m
• Shipyard: Sunrise
• Exterior design: Espen Øino
• Interior design: Focus Yacht Design
Benetti shows off the talents of its own designers at the show with 60 metre superyacht Formosa, penned in-house and launched at the end of last year. The custom yacht has a private owner’s deck and sleeps 12 guests. Dutch studio Sinot Exclusive Yacht Design, known for its sleek modern style, is responsible for the interiors.
• Length: 60m
• Shipyard: Benetti
• Exterior design: Benetti
• Interior design: Sinot Exclusive Yacht Design
Heesen recently delivered the fully custom 50 metre Ann G. The displacement yacht has aluminium wings flanking the mast – one detail of many in the Clifford Den styling. A modernised art deco influence permeates Reymond Langton’s interior of Ann G.
• Length 49.6m
• Shipyard: Heesen
• Exterior design: Clifford Denn
• Interior design: Reymond Langton
A 46 metre sporty, tri-deck yacht from Feadship, the recently launched Kiss will be making her public debut in Monaco. Fall in love and you can take her home as Kiss is currently for sale.
• Length 46.4m
• Shipyard: Feadship
• Exterior design: Dubois Naval Architects
• Interior design: Redman Whiteley Dixon
The 43 metre sloop-rigged Sea Eagle was designed by German Frers and Royal Huisman for Taiwan-based owner Dr Samuel Yin, who will use her for world cruising. The dark blue and Chevy White sailing yacht is the Dutch yard’s first order from Asia.
• Length: 43.31m
• Shipyard: Royal Huisman
• Exterior design: German Frers
• Interior design: Rhoades Young Design
The first high-performance Mangusta 132, launched in May this year, will be on hand at Monaco. Even when she's sitting still at the dock, this sporty yacht looks fast, giving a clue to her top speed of 36-plus knots.
• Length: 39.85m
• Shipyard: Overmarine
• Exterior designer: Stefano Righini
A Claasen Truly Classic sailing yacht with modern features, 38.7 metre Atalante is also a luxurious cruiser with a competitive spirit. The rudder, rigging and mast from Offshore are carbon, but the interior is in the best of nautical tradition.
• Length: 38.8m
• Shipyard: Claasen
• Exterior and exterior design: Hoek Design Naval Architects
Nautor’s Swan debuts the flagship of its SwanLine by German Frers with the Swan 115 at Monaco. The first of the four in build is a semi-raised saloon model for an owner who intends to mainly cruise on her. With her long lines and generous beam carried well aft, she has the volume for it. But her carbon construction and rigging, top-spec sailing hardware and deep-draught lifting keel mean she has much more to offer.
• Length 35.2m
• Shipyard: Nautor’s Swan
• Exterior design: German Frers
• Interior design: Nautor’s Swan
A very attractive raised-pilothouse design by Bernard Olesinski, the Princess 35M is the newest addition to the M Class. She has a semi-planing hull for speed and range, a voluminous interior that offers options for four or five cabins and multiple options for outdoor lounging.
• Length: 35.15m
• Shipyard: Princess
• Exterior design: Bernard Olesinski; Princess
• Interior design: Princess