Everything you might have missed at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026

Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design unveils "world’s largest full-length trimaran" days before show

With less than two days to go until the Monaco Yacht Show opens its doors for its 35th edition, Dutch design studio Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design has unveiled a new superyacht concept, known as Fusion. 

Presented as the "world’s largest full-length trimaran concept", the new design measures 118 metres, with three side-by-side hulls running 110 metres, and 30 metres wide, with a mammoth volume of 8,200GT. 

One of the highlights on board is the main deck cinema with floor-to-ceiling glass façades that overlook a dedicated tender and vehicle deck – itself illuminated via the glass-bottomed 8.2-by-12.5-metre pool of the upper deck above.

👉 Check out all of Fusion's features here

- Emily Dawkins, news editor

Monaco Yacht Show Preview: The fleet in numbers

The 2026 edition of The Monaco Yacht Show is set to present over 40 stellar debuts (of yachts 24 metres and above), feature iconic returns, and host a brokerage fleet upwards of €2 billion, along with last-minute eight-figure price cuts.

According to BOATPro data, a smaller fleet of 113 yachts above 24 metres is poised to appear at this year’s show, compared to 115 last year and 118 in 2024. Although there are fewer vessels, the attending fleet measures 5,472 metres in total length, up from 5,523 metres last year. The average LOA is also slightly above 2025's figure at 48.4 metres, paired with a slim increase in average volume totalling 685GT from 650GT.

There are 103 motor yachts this year, alongside a slight increase in sailing yacht attendance to 10 vessels on the water.

👉 Find out everything about the Monaco Yacht Show's fleet in numbers here. 

- Conor Feasey, business editor

🚨 Breaking: 77m Feadship superyacht Boardwalk V to attend MYS 2026

Brokerage firms Burgess and Y.CO have announced that the 76.5-metre Feadship superyacht Boardwalk V will be heading to the Monaco Yacht Show next week, joining the lineup as one of the most expensive yachts for sale this year.

Alongside her attendance at the show, the firms announced that the superyacht – delivered in 2021 to American businessman and hospitality magnate Tilman Fertitta – has received a major €14,000,000 price reduction, now asking €135,000,000 with Burgess and Y.CO.

Studio De Voogt, Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects and the late Amy Halffman are behind the yacht's design - famed for its combination of high-quality European craftsmanship and clever yet stylish American design.

👉 Find out everything about Boardwalk V and her successor, the recently delivered 117-metre Boardwalk, here. 

- Emily Dawkins, news editor

Zeus, Rocinante, Coral Ocean and Just B shake up the largest superyachts lineup this year

The largest yacht contingent at this year's show now includes four new names: the 74.5-metre Zeus, described as the "yacht of the show" by BOAT International's research director, Raphael Montigneaux; the 78.4-metre Lürssen yacht Rocinante; the 72.6-metre Lürssen Coral Ocean, and the 59-metre Amels motor yacht Just B.

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Zeus

Courtesy of Royal Yacht International

Delivered in 1991, the classic superyacht Zeus features an elongated white profile and eye-catching tiered windows, and boasts a 35-knot top speed thanks to a triple-waterjet propulsion system. Rocinante showcases a contemporary colour scheme and a seven-cabin layout, plus an onboard hospital, cinema, lower-deck gym and ample spa facilities. 

Designed by the "godfather of modern yacht design", Jon Bannenberg, Coral Ocean is a popular charter yacht among A-list celebrities. Just B began life as a North Sea pilot vessel before transforming into a private yacht in 1998.

👉 See the largest yachts on display at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show so far

– Éilis Cronin, senior writer

Lürssen's 73m Coral Ocean listed for sale, joining MYS lineup as the third-most expensive yacht on display

Brokerage firm Ahoy Club has announced the new listing of the 72.6-metre superyacht Coral Ocean, owned by managing director, Ian Malouf. The Lürssen has joined the market asking €99,000,000 - now making her the third-most expensive yacht on display at the show this year, behind the €132,000,000 Synthesis  and the €148,000,000 Vanish. 

The news follows yesterday's announcement that Rocinante, Zeus and Promise. have joined the most expensive yachts on the lineup. 

Now, both Lürssen yachts for sale are bringing a combined asking price of €187,500,000 to Monaco this year. 

👉 Take a look at the yachts for sale at MYS 2026 here

- Emily Dawkins, news editor

Winners of the Blue Wake Awards 2026 announced

Water Revolution Foundation has named the winners of the Monaco Yacht Show's second annual sustainability initiative. 

From a shortlist of 60 participants, judges selected exhibitors with evidence-based innovations that are driving the superyacht market toward more sustainable solutions.

The five key categories include: Emission Reduction, Material Circularity, Eco-Design and Innovation, Marine Ecosystem Protection and Yacht Service. An additional Jury Prize was also awarded to a standout yacht on display this year. 

Toby Moore, a judge on the panel and CEO of Informa Prestige, said, "These winners represent the very best of what our industry can achieve when innovation meets accountability. Congratulations to everyone involved – they are the true pioneers of conscious luxury."

👉  Discover the full list of winners here

- Conor Feasey, business editor

New additions to the most expensive yachts at the 2026 edition

Joining the current leader of the most expensive yachts at the 2026 edition (the 71.5-metre Feadship Vanish), are the 78.4-metre Lürssen motor yacht Rocinante, with an €88,500,000 asking price, the 74.5-metre Zeus from Blohm + Voss, reaching speeds of 35 knots, and the 51-metre Feadship explorer Promise, which has just received a €5,000,000 price reduction.

👉 Find out more here

– Éilis Cronin, senior writer