From 24 to 27 September, Port Hercule will once again host the world’s most prestigious superyacht showcase—this year with a record-breaking fleet of 120 superyachts, nearly half of which will make their world premiere.
In addition to the spectacular yachts, the show will also feature around 60 luxury tenders, highlighting the growing importance of versatile support craft that extend the onboard experience.
A Curated Selection of the Finest Yachts
As always, the MYS will bring together the world’s leading shipyards and brokers, presenting a meticulously curated fleet ranging from 24 to over 110 metres. The yachts on display will include newly delivered builds, refitted classics, and prestigious yachts available for sale or charter.
Visitors can expect to see the very latest in design sophistication, advanced technology, and sustainable innovation. “Bringing together a fleet of this calibre every year is a challenge that only the Monaco Yacht Show consistently meets,” says Gaëlle Tallarida, Managing Director of the event. “Nowhere else in the world can visitors discover such an exceptional selection—from the latest builds by renowned shipyards to recently refitted yachts, all rigorously selected for sale or charter.”
The 2024 edition of the show presented a fleet valued at €4.5 billion, and the 34th edition looks set to raise the bar even higher.
What Yachts Are Already Confirmed?
The official list of yachts and tenders is now live on the MYS website and continues to be updated. At the time of writing, 109 yachts are listed, including several teased only with the names of their shipyards or brokers—hinting at surprises yet to come.
Here are some of the confirmed highlights:
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AB Yachts AB 110 – A sleek, high-performance open yacht.
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Bilgin Al Reem – A new gem from the Turkish shipyard, known for its bold designs.
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Rossinavi Bel1 – A futuristic design promising cutting-edge technology.
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Feadship Breakthrough – Likely a new custom masterpiece from the Dutch giant.
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Benetti FB287 – Another bespoke project from Benetti’s top-tier line.
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Mangusta Oceano 50 – A long-range displacement yacht with iconic Mangusta flair.
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Perini Navi Katana – The return of the legendary sailing yacht brand.
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Vitters Magic – A new sailing superyacht with performance pedigree.
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Maiora Exuma 36 – Built for shallow-water cruising in style.
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Golden Yachts O’Madelaine – A fresh addition to the renowned O’ fleet.
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Admiral Raja2 – Italian sophistication from The Italian Sea Group.
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Tankoa Rose – A bespoke creation from the Genoese boutique yard.
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Heesen Solemates – A fast-displacement aluminium yacht blending speed with comfort.
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Swan 128 – A Maxi sailing yacht from the Finnish icon.
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Feadship Valor – Another Feadship jewel making its debut.
This diverse lineup already reflects the industry’s leading trends—from hybrid propulsion and reduced emissions to highly customised layouts, extensive beach clubs, and a renewed focus on life closer to the water.
A Priceless Experience for Serious Buyers
The Monaco Yacht Show remains the ultimate time-saving platform for serious buyers, concentrating the global yachting market in one place. Instead of hopping between shipyards and marinas around the world, prospective owners can board multiple yachts in just a few days, meet with designers and shipyard executives, and finalise their new-build or refit plans.
For the ultra-high-net-worth clientele the show attracts, the 2025 edition is an opportunity not just to discover yachts but to define their future onboard lifestyle—be it as owners or charter guests.
What’s Next?
With more announcements expected in the coming weeks, all eyes are on Monaco as the show approaches. Will there be even larger yachts unveiled? Will new sustainable technologies debut in world premieres? One thing is certain: MYS 2025 is set to be a milestone event, blending the glamour of Monaco with the cutting edge of the superyacht industry. For now, the official list of yachts is available on the Monaco Yacht Show website and is updated regularly—essential for planning private tours and meetings well in advance.
Look out for our comprehensive Monaco Yacht Show 2025 preview next month, with wider yacht profiles, insider tips on the show visits, and the latest updates of the lineup.
