From brand-new deliveries to award-winning sailing yachts and globe-trotting explorers, the Monaco Yacht Show 2026 is set to bring together some of the most desirable superyachts currently on the market. BOAT rounds up this year's lineup of the most expensive yachts for sale, from the 72-metre Feadship Vanish and Rossinavi's explorer Akula to Turkish newcomer Simena and the record-setting sailing yachts Asahi and Canova.
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Vanish
Builder: Feadship
Length: 71.5m
Year: 2021
Asking price: Vanish is asking for €148,000,000 with Burgess and Feadship Resale
USP: Designed inside and out by Harrison Eidsgaard, Vanish paints a striking picture, combining elegant and timeless interiors with more practical features for families. A generously sized beach club provides access to the water, and a ping-pong bay and fully equipped gym cater to those looking to maintain their fitness while having fun. Each deck is connected via a private elevator, and the sundeck and foredeck both have space for helicopters. The bridge deck features a full-beam master suite with his-and-hers bathrooms, while the main deck can accommodate up to six additional guests.
Read More/Inside Vanish: The 72m Feadship that redefines owner-focused designAlchemist
Builder: Sanlorenzo
Length: 61.9m
Year: 2022
Asking price: Alchemist is asking for €64,000,000 with Cecil Wright & Partners
USP: Described as having "generous volume, timeless appeal and a calm, contemporary atmosphere throughout" by her brokers, Alchemist is one of three 62Steel yachts by Italian shipyard Sanlorenzo. A particular standout for this model is her dedicated owners' deck. Designed by Officina Italiana Design with ultimate relaxation in mind, the yacht features a forward-facing suite with his-and-hers bathrooms, a dressing room, a private lounge-cum-study, a skylounge and a bar. Al fresco, the deck also includes a private pool/jacuzzi.
Akula
Builder: Rossinavi
Length: 59.4m
Year: 2024
Asking price: Akula is asking for €62,000,000 with Fraser Yachts
USP: This is a yacht built for serious global exploration, equipped with diesel-electric propulsion and offering autonomy, efficiency, and low-impact cruising. A standout feature of this ice-class certified vessel is its upper-deck sky observation lounge and accompanying fire pit – ideal for stargazing and relaxing at sea. Akula's interiors, designed by FM Architettura, feature a dedicated wellness zone with a private gym, sauna, massage room and heated pool – encased in soft textures, natural materials and calm tonal palettes.
Read More/Akula: On board Rossinavi's 59m explorer built to roam the far reaches of the worldReliance
Builder: Heesen Yachts
Length: 55m
Year: 2023
Asking price: Reliance is asking €49,900,000 with Camper and Nicholsons
USP: The sixth hull in the Dutch shipyard's popular 55 Steel series, Reliance features a sporty, shark tooth superstructure designed by Frank Laupman of Omega Architects, which juxtaposes the soft and refined interiors designed by Luca Dini. She proudly plays host to a 110-metre-square sundeck featuring a Jacuzzi, teppanyaki bar and sunpads. Accommodation is for up to 12 guests and a 13-strong crew, but a standout is her 82-square-metre owner's apartment forward on the main deck, featuring a private study and en-suite. Four further guest cabins are located on the lower deck, with a VIP suite on the upper deck.
Simena
Builder: Ares Yachts
Length: 62m
Year: 2026
Asking price: Simena asking €45,900,000 with Northrop & Johnson
USP: Aptly named after the ancient city of Simena, this 62-metre ketch-inspired vessel claims the title of Turkey's largest yacht launch of 2025. Designers Taka Yachts were inspired by the "gentler age of sail", adding a fully rigged bowsprit and trailboard reminiscent of classic clippers. Simultaneously, her Design Unlimited interiors took inspiration from the "golden era of yachting" and feature a "clean, relaxed geometry" with a colour palette defined by walnut woods and a neutral scheme. According to her brokers, Simena is believed to be "the largest ever built for a yacht of her type".
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Builder: Oceanco
Length: 66m
Year: 2005
Asking price: AHS is asking for €42,350,000 with Superyacht Partners
USP: AHS lived as Dilbar until 2014 and underwent an ambitious 16-month rebuild completed in 2020. A formidable charter yacht, she was selected as BOAT's charter of the week in September 2025. She underwent further refits in 2024, which saw the addition of a new helideck, all-new exterior furniture and a dedicated Teppanyaki bar. Another highlight is her beamy sundeck, accommodating a 19,000-litre pool and helipad that transforms into a sun lounge. She can accommodate up to 16 guests in eight cabins, including a full-beam master suite with its own lounge,
On board, an interior by the late Alberto Pinto offers accommodation for up to 16 guests in eight cabins, including a full-beam master suite with its own lounge, double-sided drop-down television screen, and adjoining private office. The remaining guest accommodation comprises a VIP suite, four doubles and two extra cabins for guests or staff.
One highlight in particular is her beamy sundeck, accommodating a 19,000-litre pool and a helipad that transforms into a sun lounge. An exterior dining table that seats up to 18 guests and an outdoor cinema set-up complete this level and boost her charter appeal.
Loon
Builder: Icon Yachts
Length: 67.5m
Year: 2010
Asking price: Loon asking for €36,766,488.5 with Merle Wood & Associates and IYC
USP: Once dubbed "the world's most Instagramable yacht" by several trade publications, this 67.5-metre yacht features an eye-catching beach club fitted with a gym and massage room, which has direct access from the lower-deck guest cabins. Loon's owner's suite spans two levels, with a private staircase leading to an exclusive lounge and sun terrace.
Loon is known throughout the yachting world as a haven for sports enthusiasts (especially in her charter capacity). Her impressive inventory of toys includes Seabobs, wakeboards, e-foils, towables and FunAir inflatables. Beyond watersports, she features a state-of-the-art SeaDrive CX golfing simulator from Off the Deck, which allows guests to play virtual rounds on golf courses around the world.
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Builder: Baglietto
Length: 52.3m
Year: 2024
Asking price: Daybreak is asking for €34,999,000 with Fraser Yachts
USP: The interiors steal the show on this 52-metre yacht. Greek designer Studio Vafiadis collaborated with the owners to merge classic maritime and Art Deco themes with a 21st-century finish. Back-lit onyx walls adorn the main saloon, while leather, reeded glass and Calacatta Macchia Vecchia marble offset classic teak flooring with white stripes. Like the existing yachts in the Baglietto series, Daybreak features the trademark three-level beach club and "secret pool" hidden to extend the deck.
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Builder: Heesen Yachts
Length: 55m
Year: 2011
Asking price: After You is asking for €32,500,000 with TWW Yachts
USP: With a signature curved design courtesy of long-standing Heesen collaborator, Omega Architects. After You is known for her unusual interior colour scheme – originally penned by Ken Freivokh and Michela Reverberi, and later redesigned by Mark Berryman. Standout features include her 10-person pool with a waterfall on the main deck and a "state-of-the-art" gym on the sundeck, which opens onto a relaxation area with a Jacuzzi. There is also a full-width spa with a steam room, sauna, treatment room and relaxation space.
Gray Wolf
Builder: Mengi-Yay
Length: 52.6m
Year: 2026
Asking price: Gray Wolf is asking for €31,000,000 with Fraser Yachts
USP: Gray Wolf is the first yacht from the flagship Virtus XP series and the largest yacht built to date by the Turkish shipyard. She features a contemporary aesthetic throughout her interior, dominated by a white colour palette and floor-to-ceiling windows. Al fresco dining is a standout feature, along with a main deck swimming pool, a Jacuzzi on the bow and an upper deck helipad which, when not in use, turns into a lounge.
Velocity
Builder: Overmarine Yachts
Length: 54m
Year: 2020
Asking price: Velocity is asking for €28,500,000 with Fraser Yachts
USP: Statement gloss wood and textured panelling are just some of the stylish features of Velocity's interiors, designed by the Italian shipyard's in-house team. Her elongated profile plays host to a seven-cabin layout and versatile open-plan living. Sunbathing is a priority, with a generous L-shaped sunpad on the bridge deck. The wide aft deck provides the ideal place for guests to enjoy al fresco dining. A Jacuzzi can be found on the foredeck and her beach club comes equipped with fold-down platform and balconies offering direct access to the water.
Malia
Builder: Golden Yachts
Length: 77.7m
Year: 2023
Asking price: Malia is asking for €110,000,000 with Burgess
USP: Two Greek families were responsible for the creation of this almost 78-metre yacht, working from the keywords “beautiful”, “streamlined” and “sleek”. Shipyard owner Captain Paris Dragnis and architect Giorgio Vafiadis, of Studio Vafiadis, worked together with their respective sons to develop Malia's distinctive sporty look with "displacement comfort". Interiors were completed with Massari Design, who focused on bringing natural light to the main and dining rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows.