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
Light and space were the drivers behind family yacht Moon Sand from Feadship. Large windows deliver the former and accommodation for just eight give the latter, with two cabins combining to rival the VIP and owner’s suite. Head on board to see her lifting floor that converts the multi-use main aft deck of from a lounging spot to a kiddie pool to an exercise pool with contra-flow.
• Length: 44.2m
• Shipyard: Feadship
• Exterior design: Feadship de Voogt
• Interior design: Bannenberg & Rowell
With an estimated maximum speed of 33 knots, this all-aluminium yacht from Baglietto lives up to her 43 Fast name. Guests will be able to enjoy the breeze at speed on a massive flybridge deck of the Baglietto 43m Fast, named Pachamama. Show visitors can see the main deck features like her interesting indoor-outdoor area between the saloon and the aft deck.
• Length: 43.65m
• Shipyard: Baglietto
• Exterior and interior design: Francesco Paszkowski
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
This refreshing 42.33 metre all-aluminium yacht, designed with SF Yachts, has many interesting features, including exceptional owners’ accommodation and multiple options for dining and recreation. Top speed on the is 16 knots, but the SF40 can cruise for 4,000 nautical miles before refuelling.
• Length: 42.33m
• Shipyard: Mondomarine
• Exterior and interior design: Luca Vallebona
Sanlorenzo is showing its first-ever explorer yacht model, the Sanlorenzo 460 EXP. Designed by Francesco Paszkowski, she’s a good-looking, go-anywhere yacht. Though there is no need to rough it on this explorer, as the lower deck includes a beach club with bar, a sauna, fitness area, spa and another of those contraflow pools – or what the yard dubs an “endless swimming pool”.
• Length: 42.2m
• Shipyard: Sanlorenzo
• Exterior and interior design: Francesco Paszkowski
UAE builder Gulf Craft will be showcasing its Majesty 135 superyacht in Europe for the first time in Cannes and Monaco. As it's a semi-custom series, each yacht has its own unique charms – come see them for yourself.
• Length: 41.5m
• Shipyard: Gulf Craft
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
Taransay is a thoroughly modern yacht cloaked in classic design and one of our Show must-sees. A hidden hinged platform allows water access; aft of the wooden wheelhouse is a vast sundeck, while the interior looks as classic as the exterior, confides designer Alain Tassin of Studio Tassin.
• Length: 39.3m
• Shipyard: Rossinavi
• Exterior design: Rossinavi
• Interior design: Studio Tassin