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The yachts making the trip from Cannes to Monaco

11 September 2026 • Written by Éilis Cronin

There is no need to worry if you missed a standout yacht at the Cannes Yachting Festival. From fresh debuts to some of the show’s biggest brokerage names, several yachts are making a double appearance at Cannes and the Monaco Yacht Show – giving visitors a second chance to step on board, from 55-metre After You to Princess’s new X90 Jenny X.

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After You

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Builder: Heesen Yachts
Year: 2011
Length: 55m

The most expensive yacht at Cannes this year, the 55-metre After You boasts a signature curved design courtesy of long-standing Heesen collaborator Omega Architects. Mark Berryman recently redesigned her unusual, lavish interiors. Highlights include a 10-person pool with an eye-catching waterfall on the main deck and a "state-of-the-art" gym on the sundeck. She also flaunts a full-width spa with a steam room, sauna, treatment room and relaxation space.

Flying Dagger

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Builder: Rossinavi
Year: 2018
Length: 49.9m

The eye-catching 49.9-metre Flying Dagger brought a distinctly sporty edge to Cannes with her Aston Martin-inspired exterior, designed by Team For Design - Enrico Gobbi. Custom-built to RINA class, she combines an aluminium fast-displacement hull with "sophisticated" interiors by Lazzarini Pickering Architetti. She flaunts generous outdoor spaces, including a commodious beach club and swim platform, plus a private master balcony.

Constance

Credit: Burgess

Builder: Feadship
Year: 1986
Length: 46.1m

Dutch shipyard Feadship delivered this classic motor yacht in 1986, with exterior lines designed by De Voogt Naval Architects. Before attending Cannes, she spent the last 10 years cruising the Pacific, Alaska, the Mediterranean, the Caribbean and the east coast of the United States. In 2016, she underwent an extensive 18-month refit at Pendennis Shipyard, where she received a complete overhaul from bow to stern, including new paint and teak decking, as well as expanded living spaces and accommodation for up to 12 guests. Her traditional interiors, penned by Glade Johnson Design.

Fast Naan

Credit: ISA Yachts

Builder: ISA Yachts
Year: 2026
Length: 37.7m

Fast Naan made her global debut at Cannes just weeks after her launch in Ancona, Italy. The first Viper 130 yacht from ISA Yachts, her bold, sporty profile was developed by the shipyard in collaboration with Studio Ing. Arnaboldi, while Italian designer Fulvio De Simoni collaborated on the exterior and interior design of the Viper 130, working on the exterior with ISA Yachts’ in-house team. A notable feature is her cockpit, divided into a lounge space, an al fresco dining area, and a beach club, equipped with a multifunctional transformer.

Jenny X

Credit: Princess Yachts

Builder: Princess Yachts
Year: 2026
Length: 27.1m

The first unit of the shipyard's new X90 series, Jenny X, made her world debut at Cannes and will continue on to Monaco later this month. Designed in-house with naval architecture by Bernard Olesinski, she is positioned as an evolution of the previous X Class layouts, offering a low, open-plan "beach club-style" cockpit. Described as a real "boater's boat", she has been crafted to feel like a home away from home for an owner who intends to spend months at sea. A defining feature of the X90 model is its "Super Flybridge," which includes the range's signature skylounge, generous open-air flydeck and sliding doors leading to the enclosed primary helm station.

Bluegame BCX83

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Builder: Bluegame
Year: 2026
Length: 25.6m

Bluegame BGX83 was delivered as the flagship from the Italian shipyard in August, just weeks before her appearance at Cannes. She was designed by Zuccon International Project, with naval architecture developed by Lou Codega and interiors by Lissoni & Partners. Standout design features include a water-level aft salon, which connects directly to the beach area, and the full-beam master cabin. An asymmetric main deck features a maximised dining area with a customisable outdoor bar and kitchen, creating a "superyacht-level apartment". Her signature beach area can also be transformed into a larger, open-air lounge.