2026 monaco yacht show largest yachts attending

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MYS 2026: Latest additions to the largest superyachts on display this year

22 September 2026 | first published on 17 July 2026 • Written by Holly Margerrison ,Emily Dawkins and Lucy Pughe-Morgan

Whether they're making their world debut, arriving fresh to the brokerage or charter market or finally stepping into the spotlight after years on the water – hello, aptly named Vanish – every yacht at the Monaco Yacht Show has a story to tell. Fortunately, BOAT's editors have curated a trusty insider's guide to the largest yachts confirmed for this year's event, with the standout features to know before you even hit the docks. We'll continue to update this list as more yachts are announced in the lead-up to the show...

The official list of Monaco Yacht Show attendees, published with the help of BOATPro data, reveals 43 newly delivered yachts (2026) and an estimated (ever-changing) total of 118 yachts set to head to Port Hercule for the 35th edition from 23-26 September.

The latest additions to the attending fleet include a transformed Lürssen superyacht and charter favourite, and Tilman Fertitta's custom Feadship, which has just received a €14,000,000 reduction...

Visiting the show? Find the BOAT International team at Stand DS99 and stop by the new BOAT Lounge, home to BOAT Radio and a programme of live interviews, panel discussions and networking events throughout the 2026 edition.

Leviathan

Courtesy of Oceanco

Length: 111m
Builder: Oceanco
Year: 2025

Yacht to know: Leviathan was delivered last year to American video game developer Gabe Newell, just three months after his appointment as the new owner of the Dutch shipyard. The diesel-electric 111-metre is set apart by her human-centric design philosophy and striking cool-grey aesthetics, both of which were born of a close collaboration among Newell, the yard and the crew. Her interiors, penned by Mark Berryman, have been designed to dissolve traditional hierarchies between guests and crew, such as a large communal dining area in place of a main saloon and a gaming lounge and basketball court intended for shared use. BOAT International stepped on board this year...

Nixie

Credit: Tom Van Oossanen

Length: 102.4m
Builder: Lürssen
Year: 2026

Yacht to know: Delivered in 2026, Nixie combines RWD's sculptural exterior and interior design with a wellness-led layout centred around one of the largest beach clubs ever seen on a Lürssen, a dedicated spa deck and a six-metre glass swimming pool suspended above the swim platform. Making her global debut at Monaco and fresh to the charter market with Edmiston, she is also equipped with diesel-electric propulsion and an advanced energy storage system for quieter, more efficient cruising.

Draak

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Courtesy of Oceanco

Length: 92.8m
Builder: Oceanco
Year: 2026

Yacht to know: Draak was redelivered in June following a comprehensive rebuild at the Dutch shipyard. Originally delivered in 2014 as Tranquility, Draak was transformed into a new companion yacht for Newell's 111-metre Leviathan, undergoing major works – such as an over one-metre extension and the removal of her helideck – for her new operational role. Other major modifications included the former beach club and spa, which has now been converted into a fully equipped dive centre with a decompression chamber, and the main deck saloon, which is now a large crew mess with a dedicated "chef’s lab".

Angelique

Courtesy of Turquoise Yachts

Length: 87.7m
Builder: Turquoise Yachts
Year: 2026

Yacht to know: Turquoise Yachts' flagship Angelique is the largest yacht ever built in Turkey by volume, pairing H2 Yacht Design's elegant Art Deco-inspired interiors with standout wellness amenities including a full spa, panoramic gym and one of the largest beach clubs in her class. Designed with entertaining in mind, she also features two Jacuzzis, a glass-sided pool, DJ facilities, a golf simulator and a helipad that doubles as a basketball court.

Pangea

Courtesy of Damen Yachting

Length: 79.8m
Builder: Amels
Year: 2025

Yacht to know: The first unit in the highly anticipated Amels 80 series, named Pangea, has an exterior by Espen Øino, with Dutch studio Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design responsible for the interiors, marking the pair's first collaboration. Her large stern platform is a focal point of the design, according to Øino, with its beach club which opens on three sides to create a semi-enclosed waterfront lounge and is illuminated by the 6.5-metre aft deck pool above.

Rocinante

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Courtesy of Y.CO

Length: 78.4m
Builder: Lürssen
Year: 2008

Yacht to know: Rocinante's masculine grey exterior is the work of Espen Øino, with standout on-deck highlights including a large helideck and a generous sundeck complete with a jetstream pool and jacuzzi. Interiors by the late Alberto Pinto showcase a sophisticated, contemporary scheme defined by warm grained woods, tan leathers and accents of navy blue. Not to miss is her seven-cabin layout, onboard hospital, cinema, lower deck gym with a fold-down balcony and waterside hammam, massage room and beauty salon. Her last refit was completed in 2024 with major works including a new bridge, full repaint and significant upgrades.

Boardwalk V

Courtesy of Y.CO

Length: 76.5m
Builder: Feadship
Year: 2021

Yacht to know: Returning to the show this year (following her display in 2025) is Boardwalk V. The 76.5-metre was commissioned by serial owner Tilman Fertitta, the CEO of Landry’s and owner of the NBA’s Houston Rockets, who worked closely with designer Amy Halffman to bring his vision to life. Loosely modelled on his previous yacht, a Westport 164, with interiors inspired by his flagship hospitality project (the five-star Post Oak Hotel in Houston), the ultra-luxe Feadship comes with a truly impressive list of custom features, including a 2.7-metre by six-metre pool, a helipad, a massage room, a bespoke wine cellar and six feature bars. She was succeeded earlier this year by the 117-metre Lürssen superyacht Boardwalk.

Zeus

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Courtesy of Royal Yacht International

Length: 74.5m
Builder: Blohm & Voss
Year: 1991

Yacht to know: "The yacht of the show", according to BOAT International's research director Raphael Montigneaux is Zeus. The 74.5-metre is sure to catch many an eye in Port Hercule with her elongated white profile and three tiers of dramatically curved convex windows from the drawing boards of Martin Francis – labelled "revolutionary" at the time of her launch. Even more enticing are her contemporary 1,150GT interiors and her impressive 35-knot top speed from a "groundbreaking" triple-waterjet propulsion system and specially developed hydrofoil. Zeus joined the market for the first time in almost a decade just one week ahead of the show.

Synthesis

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Courtesy of Damen Yachting

Length: 74m
Builder: Amels
Year: 2021

Yacht to know: Synthesis was delivered in 2021 as the fifth unit from the Amels 242 Limited Edition series, born from a collaboration between the Dutch shipyard, Tim Heywood and Winch Design. The following year, she won the "Best Interior Design, Motor Yachts 500GT and Above" at the BOAT Design & Innovation Awards, praised for her customised interior design with emphasis on a "more casual lifestyle". She is currently on the market with Torrance Yachts and Burgess.

Coral Ocean

She won a Judges' Special Award at the 2023 World Superyacht Awards for her refit

Length: 72.6m
Builder: Lürssen
Year: 1994

Yacht to know: The 72.6-metre Coral Ocean was reborn in 2022 following a major €35 million refit at the Astilleros de Mallorca shipyard. Originally delivered in 1994 as one of the yard's biggest projects at the time, designed by Jon Bannenberg, often considered the godfather of modern yacht design. H2 Yacht Design was tasked with the refit, overseeing design changes in the sundeck, which was drastically changed and the 2015-refitted interiors from Bannenberg & Rowell, including the master suite and the dining space on the aft deck - to name but a few. Since her refit, Coral Ocean has become a popular charter yacht, hosting the likes of Formula One drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, and music star Drake. She's now for sale, asking €99,000,000.

Silver Fox

courtesy of Sanlorenzo

Length: 72m
Builder: Sanlorenzo
Year: 2026

Yacht to know: The first hull in Sanlorenzo's flagship 74Steel series, Silver Fox pairs diesel-electric propulsion with a wellness-focused design that uses the space savings to create an expansive spa and beach club. Designed by Zuccon International Project with interiors by Francesco Paszkowski Design in collaboration with Margherita Casprini, she also offers a private owner's deck, a sports court and one of the most comprehensive wellness programmes in her size range. She recently hosted Alo Yoga’s invitation-only “Wellness Club at Sea” activation throughout the Cannes Film Festival and the Monaco Grand Prix.

Vanish

Credit: Feadship

Length: 71.5m
Builder: Feadship
Year: 2021

Yacht to know: This full-custom Feadship is an evolution of the owner’s previous Vanish, retaining Harrison Eidsgaard’s gentleman’s-yacht styling while introducing sharper surfacing, a striking black signature mast and a dramatic three-deck glass atrium staircase. Built for an active family, she pairs unusually practical owner-focused planning with standout leisure features including dual touch-and-go helipads, a wellness beach club and a dedicated ping-pong bay. BOAT stepped on board for Vanish's August 2026 cover star placement...

Amor à Vida

Credit: || GIORGIO BARONI

Length: 67.5m
Builder: CRN
Year: 2025

Yacht to know: Built for an experienced owner with family adventures at its core, Amor à Vida combines Nuvolari Lenard's understated design with expansive outdoor living, from a beach club spa and gym to multiple alfresco dining areas, a pizza oven and teppanyaki grill. She also marked a milestone for CRN as the yard's first hybrid-powered superyacht, pairing long-range capability with quieter, more efficient operation.

Dagger

Courtesy of Benetti

Length: 67m
Builder: Benetti
Year: 2026

Yacht to know: One of the first hybrid-powered yachts in Benetti's B.Now 67M series, Dagger pairs the model's signature Oasis Deck with a quieter, more efficient propulsion system. Unlike her sisterships, her Sinot-designed interiors are centred around the owner's private art collection, with gallery-style spaces, sculptural displays and bespoke wood finishes throughout.

Sea Raider X

Courtesy of ISA Yachts

Length: 67m
Builder: ISA Yachts
Year: 2026

Yacht to know: The first hull in ISA Yachts' Gran Turismo 67M series, Sea Raider X combines Vallicelli Design Studio's sporty exterior with a resort-style beach club centred around a 6.5-metre panoramic pool, fold-down terraces and a hammam. Her flexible garage converts into additional beach club space once the tender is launched, creating an expansive waterside entertainment area.

AHS

Courtesy of Superyacht Partners

Length: 66m
Builder: Oceanco
Year: 2005 (2020, 2025)

Yacht to know: Originally delivered as Dilbar, AHS underwent an extensive 16-month rebuild completed in 2020, followed by further upgrades in 2025, including a redesigned owner's suite and refreshed guest accommodation. Her 1,801GT volume remains a major draw, complemented by an expansive sundeck with a 19,000-litre swimming pool, a touch-and-go helipad that converts into a sun lounge and an outdoor cinema. Designed by the late Alberto Pinto, she accommodates up to 16 guests in eight cabins and pairs her classic Oceanco pedigree with proven charter credentials and a 6,000-nautical-mile range.

Simena

Credit: Jeff Brown

Length: 62m
Builder: Ares Yachts
Year: 2026

Yacht to know: Ares Yachts' first superyacht, Simena is a modern interpretation of a classic ketch, pairing clipper-inspired lines with a contemporary interior by Design Unlimited. Built in steel and carbon composite, she also features a hybrid propulsion system with silent cruising capability, proving that traditional sailing yacht aesthetics can be combined with modern engineering and long-range cruising credentials.

Alchemist

courtesy of Quin Bisset via Cecil Wright

Length: 62m
Builder: Sanlorenzo
Year: 2022

Yacht to know: The second hull in Sanlorenzo's successful 62Steel series, Alchemist pairs a five-deck layout with a calm, contemporary interior by Officina Italiana Design. A standout feature is her dedicated owner's deck, complete with a private pool, lounge, study and skylounge, while a fold-out beach club with wellness facilities reinforces her focus on indoor-outdoor living. Currently for sale under a joint central agency with Cecil Wright and Zarpo Yachts, the yacht is being brought by the former.

Lemon Tree

Length: 61.5m
Builder: Sanlorenzo
Year: 2021

Yacht to know: Built as a true home on the water, Lemon Tree dedicates her entire 210-square-metre upper deck to the owner, complete with a private terrace, pool, study and skylounge. Her standout features also include a three-sided opening beach club illuminated by a glass-bottomed pool above, alongside accommodation for 14 guests and long-range cruising capability.

Kinda II

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Courtesy of Baglietto

Length: 60m
Builder: Baglietto
Year: 2026

Yacht to know: The first yacht in Baglietto's new flagship T60 series, this 60-metre model reimagines onboard living with fully retractable glazing and a dramatic two-level beach club and main saloon spanning almost 100 square metres. Her standout feature is a fully private owner's deck, complete with its own lounge, dining area, Jacuzzi and suite, creating an exclusive upper-deck retreat.

QU2

Courtesy of Damen Yachting

Length: 60m
Builder: Amels
Year: 2026

Yacht to know: The ninth yacht in the highly successful Amels 60 series, QU2 pairs Espen Øino’s proven exterior with bespoke Winch Design interiors inspired by the colours and landscapes of the Pacific Islands. Built on the yard’s Limited Editions platform, she combines extensive owner customisation with hybrid propulsion, generous outdoor living spaces and strong charter credentials.

Akula

Courtesy of owner

Length: 59.4m
Builder: Rossinavi
Year: 2024

Yacht to know: Built for an experienced owner with a passion for exploration, Akula is a long-range, diesel-electric expedition yacht capable of travelling more than 8,000 nautical miles. Alongside her robust technical platform, she balances adventure with comfort through features including a dedicated wellness area, expansive outdoor living spaces and highly considered crew and service areas designed for extended cruising.

Perla Lunar

Courtesy of Sanlorenzo

Length: 58m
Builder: Sanlorenzo
Year: 2025

Yacht to know: The first yacht in Sanlorenzo's new 58Steel series, Perla Lunar introduces the Italian yard's next-generation diesel-electric hybrid propulsion system, unlocking quieter cruising and a reconfigured single-deck engine room that creates significantly more guest space. Highlights include a three-sided opening beach club and a private owner's deck complete with a panoramic suite, spa bathroom and pool.

Loewe

Courtesy of Ocean Independence

Length: 56m
Builder: Tankoa Yachts
Year: 2025

Yacht to know: Loewe was delivered last year as the second of the Sportiva 55 series and the new sistership to Rose. Italian studio Luca Dini Design & Architecture is behind the model's slender contemporary profile and interiors clad in a neutral, contemporary aesthetic with low-profile furniture and hammered metallic ceilings. She is currently available for charter, with a popular highlight being her beach club, which features a spa, an infinity pool and a semi-submerged window for underwater viewing. Her sundeck is also a standout, hosting another pool and bar.

Galaxy

Length: 56m
Builder: Benetti
Year: 2005 (2022)

Yacht to know: Following a transformative five-month refit by Njord by Bergman Design House, Galaxy became one of the most distinctive lifestyle yachts on the water, with a futuristic, space-inspired interior created for owner Dave Hagewood. Her nightclub-style main saloon, bespoke artwork and highly personalised "spaceship" aesthetic set her apart from the traditional superyacht crowd, while retaining the proven pedigree of Benetti's 56-metre platform.

Pa'lante

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Credit: Ruben Griffioen

Length: 55m
Builder: Heesen Yachts
Year: 2026

Yacht to know: Fresh from the build sheds in Oss, the Netherlands, is the latest from Heesen's 55-metre Steel series, Pa’lante, which was delivered in June this year. The superyacht is characterised by the series' distinctive "shark tooth" profile, courtesy of Omega Architects, with an interior designed by Luca Dini Design & Architecture and Silvia Margutti, said to be bright, airy and modelled after the "golden age of ocean travel". Amenities include a large sundeck with a whirlpool and bar and a spacious beach club with direct access to the water via a handy swim platform.

Reliance

Credit: Camper & Nicholsons

Length: 55m
Builder: Heesen
Year: 2023

Yacht to know: The sixth and most refined yacht in Heesen’s successful 55 Steel series, Reliance pairs the yard’s Fast Displacement Hull Form with a fresh Luca Dini interior – the studio’s first collaboration with Heesen. Standout features include one of the largest sundecks in her class, a wellness-focused beach club with sauna and hammam, and an 82-square-metre owner’s apartment on the main deck.

After You

Credit: TWW Yachts

Length: 55m
Builder: Heesen
Year: 2011

Yacht to know: A nominee at the World Superyacht Awards the year after her delivery, After You was praised for her "unusual and lavish" interior, created by Ken Freivokh and Michela Reverberi, and eye-catching slender exterior owed to Omega Architects. Some 11 years after her launch, in 2022, the 55-metre yacht caught the eye of the industry once again after receiving a complete interior redesign by Mark Berryman. A 10-person pool with a waterfall is a standout on board, or guests can enjoy the full-beam spa with a steam room, sauna, treatment room and relaxation space on her top deck.

Severin*s

Credit: Edmiston

Length: 55m
Builder: Baglietto
Year: 2019

Yacht to know: Designed by Francesco Paszkowski, the steel and aluminium yacht Severin*s was delivered in 2019 with interiors penned by Francesco Paszkowski Design in collaboration with Margherita Casprini. A flexible in-and-out main deck living area, an additional upper deck lounge alongside generous dining spaces make her equally well suited to private use or entertaining. The 160-square-metre sundeck is a standout on board, featuring a swimming pool, central bar and extensive lounging areas, while the large double-access beach club allows easy access to the water for a swim or to launch watersports equipment.