Everything you might have missed at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026

75m Blohm & Voss superyacht Zeus listed for sale and joins MYS lineup

A new joint central agency has been announced on the 74.5-metre motor yacht Zeus, rejoining the market for the first time in almost a decade. She will be on display at the Monaco Yacht Show next week as one of the most expensive yachts on display, represented by Camilla Maurizio and Manuele Thiella of Royal Yacht International, Michel Chryssicopoulos of IYC and Merle A. Wood of Merle Wood & Associates.

Manuele Thiella, CEO of Royal Yacht International, noted: "Zeus is far more than a yacht; she is an important part of modern yachting history. Very few yachts possess this combination of pedigree, design, performance and cultural significance."

Zeus was built with a steel hull and GRP superstructure by German yard Blohm + Voss to a design by Martin Francis and delivered in 1991. Her most recent refit was completed in 2014, which saw her interior refreshed and the completion of her Lloyd's Register 20-year special survey.

Zeus was revolutionary when launched and remains unmistakable today. Her long, powerful profile and three tiers of dramatically curved convex windows created a design language unlike anything seen before, and one that has never been replicated.

- Lucy Pughe-Morgan, junior writer

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The must-see sailing yachts at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026

As anticipation builds for the Monaco Yacht Show 2026, the spotlight turns to the world's most spectacular sailing yachts. From solar-powered standouts to kid-friendly designs, BOAT explores the preeminent superyachts attending the show.

Gracing the waters of Port Hercule is the 62-metre Simena, the largest and most expensive sailing yacht to attend the 2026 show. 

Joining her are Meira, the 54.4-metre family-oriented Neta Marine flagship; the dynamic 44.3-metre Magic, recently delivered from Vitters; the fuel-efficient 39-metre Raijin and the classic 39.3-metre cutter-rigged sloop Grace III.

Completing the line-up are the 32.6-metre regatta regular Anomaly;  the 26.2-metre performance-focused Bianca II and the brand-new multihull 29.3-metre Sunreef catamaran Ipharra II.

- Éilis Cronin, senior writer

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Two Tankoa yachts join Monaco’s line-up

Tankoa has added two of its recently delivered superyachts to the fleet at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026, with the newly launched 51.5-metre Spirit and the 55-metre Loewe, which is now available for sale.

👉 See the most expensive yachts for sale at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026 so far

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Courtesy of Tankoa Yachts

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Courtesy of Camper & Nicholsons

BOAT International launches Monaco Yacht Show and BOATPro Market Report 2026

BOAT International Media has announced the launch of the Monaco Yacht Show and BOATPro Market Report 2026, offering superyacht industry professionals an in-depth analysis of market trends, fleet data and economic forces shaping the sector.

The comprehensive 28-page report will provide an up-to-the-minute overview of the show's fleet alongside critical market intelligence powered by award-winning superyacht data tool BOATPro.

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New additions to the most expensive yachts for sale at Monaco 2026

The Monaco Yacht Show 2026 will bring together some of the biggest names in the brokerage market, with the 71.5-metre Feadship Vanish currently topping the list of the most expensive yachts for sale at the show with an asking price of €148,000,000.

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She is joined at the top end by 74-metre Amels Synthesis at €132,000,000 and 77.7-metre Malia at €110,000,000, while other notable yachts on the list include Sanlorenzo’s 61.9-metre Alchemist, Rossinavi’s 59.4-metre explorer Akula and the 43.5-metre Tecnomar catamaran This Is It, known for its radical asymmetric design and 600 square metres of glass.

The line-up also includes newly delivered yachts such as Ares Yachts’ 62-metre Simena, Riva’s 54-metre Sairu and Vitters’ 44.3-metre sailing yacht Magic, offering prospective buyers a broad selection across motor, sailing and explorer yachts.

👉 Full story: For sale: The most expensive yachts at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026 so far

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Oceanco confirms Leviathan as the new largest attendee at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026

Dutch yard Oceanco confirmed that its 111-metre Leviathan and recently relaunched 92.8-metre Draak will attend this year’s Monaco Yacht Show, reshuffling the show’s largest-yacht line-up as of 4 August.

Leviathan, delivered in 2025 and owned by Oceanco shareholder Gabe Newell, now takes the top spot from 102.4-metre Lürssen Nixie, which was previously the largest yacht confirmed to attend. The diesel-electric flagship is notable for its unconventional approach to onboard living, including shared guest and crew spaces, a gaming room and a dedicated research laboratory.

Draak, meanwhile, will appear alongside her larger companion yacht after undergoing a major rebuild at Oceanco. Originally delivered as Tranquility in 2014, the 92.8-metre yacht has been transformed into a support vessel for Leviathan, with a dedicated dive centre, decompression chamber and dive tender among the changes.

👉 Read more: Game changer: Rethinking the guest/crew divide on Oceanco's Leviathan