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By Editorial Team   20 September 2022

From all the must-see superyachts to the best places to party after the show, get the complete insider’s guide to the Monaco Yacht Show 2022 .

Running from 28 September to 1 October, the Monaco Yacht Show 2022 will be attracting a fleet of superyachts and thousands of attendees to the Côte d'Azur for the 31st edition of the prestigious boat show.

For four days, Port Hercules will be a hive of activity as thousands of prospective clients and industry players descend on the French Riviera to explore what’s on display on the water and along the stands. Hundreds of exhibitors will be showing off their products and services, with top shipyards , brokerage houses and marine and luxury lifestyle stalls in attendance, along with brand-new areas being unveiled at this year's show.

What’s in store at this year’s show?

This year the show will unveil its brand-new Adventure Area and Sustainability Hub, alongside its popular Design & Innovation Hub and dockside areas committed to the exhibition of superyachts and tenders.

Sustainability Hub

With a renewed focus on sustainability and environmental protection initiatives, the Monaco Yacht Show 2022 will be unveiling its brand new exhibition space dedicated to the research and development of sustainable solutions in yachting.

The Sustainability Hub will also host a variety of exhibitions relating to green renewable solutions and pro-environmental projects in yachting.

Yacht Design and Innovation Hub

Complementing the Sustainability Area will be the popular Yacht Design and Innovation Hub, where the world’s most renowned yacht designers convene to showcase their latest projects, with various presentations on design and eco-responsible projects in yachting taking place in a conference room upstairs (free access). This year, the Yacht Design & Innovation Hub also welcomes the historic exhibitors of the Designer Gallery along the Louis Chiron bend of Port Hercules.

Adventure Area

Another new zone for 2022, visitors to the Adventure Area will find a huge array of tenders, all-terrain vehicles, nautical gadgets and equipment. These will be showcased in conjunction with a wide range of activities and services targeting the up-coming generation of superyacht clientele in response to the increase in demand by discerning yacht travellers seeking ever-more thrilling adventures and unique yachting experiences.

Dockside Area

The new Adventure Area will be located within the Dockside Area, home to the afloat exhibition of motor yachts and tenders on the Quai Antoine 1er, Port Hercule.

Please note that the Dockside area is only accessible to Discover, Sapphire and press passes on Wednesday September 28, with access to the general public from Thursday onwards.

Sailing Yacht Area

As in previous years, this area will be situated along the Quai l’Hirondelle, where visitors will be able to step aboard some of the most innovative and technologically advanced sailing yachts in the world, as well as meeting some of the esteemed builders and designers who help to create the magic.

Sapphire Experience

Introduced for the first time last year, the Sapphire Experience is a bespoke tour program for visitors interested in renting or buying a yacht, with a concierge team dedicated to creating a bespoke program of events tailored to take advantage of all there is to experience at the show in true VIP fashion; including scheduled visits on board yachts, attendance at gala evenings or private cocktails on board various luxury vessels. There is also an official Sapphire tender and courtesy car service. 

In addition, there are dedicated VIP entrances and lounges for convenience and relaxation throughout the show.

How to get around the Monaco Yacht Show 2022

The show takes place entirely in Port Hercules, but there will also be a number of yachts available for viewing at anchor outside the port. A water taxi is available throughout the show, with seven pick-up and drop-off points conveniently located across the marina.

The official opening times for the 2022 Monaco Yacht Show are: 10.30am-6.30pm every day, except on Saturday when the doors open at 10am and close at 6pm.

What is the official MYS 2022 superyacht lineup?

Currently, with over 130 yachts set to attend this year’s show, including 74 yachts making their debuts in Monaco, the show promises plenty of standout vessels available to view.

One of the most exciting new yachts will be Lurssen’s 115m/378ft motor yacht AHPO . A recent addition to the charter fleet, she will be drawing in plenty of attention with her Nuvolari Lenard exterior styling and palatial interiors.

On the same dock, Golden Yacht’s latest offering in the shape of 88m (289ft) superyacht Project X will also be causing a buzz. Freshly delivered, show-goers shouldn’t miss the opportunity to step on board to admire her beautiful Massari-designed interiors, as well as her 7.5-meter by 3-meter glass-enclosed swimming pool on her aft main deck and vast beach club featuring comfortable lounging area and bar, alongside a wellness suite with Hammam and Finnish Sauna. 

Another star of the show will be the 85m (279ft) luxury explorer yacht VICTORIOUS , who wowed visitors last year with her distinctive sleek lines culminating in a 2-meter bowsprit and impressive array of charter-rich features and family-friendly amenities, not to mention the luxury Rolls Royce perched on her helideck bow!

The 75m (247ft) superyacht KENSHÕ will also be making waves for those keen to experience her zen-calm interiors up-close. Launched earlier this year, the innovative vessel redefines the concept of space and layout, providing guests with the ultimate luxurious platform to relax, entertain and socialize onboard. 

Read our event guide for a list of all the yachts attending the Monaco Yacht Show 2022 .

Where to eat at the Monaco Yacht Show 2022

In Port Hercules, there are a variety of options available for snacks and refreshments, including the Upper Deck Lounge bar & restaurant run by the renowned Fairmont Monte-Carlo, as well as the Sapphire Lounge – a VIP bar and dining experience open exclusively to Sapphire badge holders – both located near the Parvis Piscine entrance.

Monaco itself has no shortage of restaurants to suit every occasion and palate during the show. For something more casual, Rue Princesse Caroline is lined with different restaurants that are well-suited to a light bite.

In the evenings, COYA Monte Carlo is where the in-crowd head for Latin-American fusion and a warm reception. The cocktail menu is expansive, so be sure to try one of their specialties and soak up the buzzy vibes as the evening wears on.

If it’s a sophisticated meal you’re after, Nobu is the ultimate choice. Expect a luxurious backdrop, a refined Japanese menu and a sensational taste experience among fellow show-goers.

Where to party after the Monaco Yacht Show 2022

As ever, Buddha-Bar will be one of the most popular venues for post-show partying in Monaco. The restaurant-bar crossover is a regular stop-off for those looking to dine and dance to the soundtrack of live DJ sets.

Twiga has a similar vibe, with a stellar menu coupled with an unrivalled club scene later in the evenings. Expect Methusalems of champagne topped with sparklers, dazzling entertainment and a no-holds-barred party vibe.

Twiga will be hosting plenty of Monaco Yacht Show-themed parties over the course of the show, so you’d be remiss not to pay the venue a visit, even if it’s just for a cocktail on the terrace.

For a true taste of French Riviera party life, look no further than Jimmy’z. This iconic club will be in full swing over the course of the Monaco Yacht Show, and will be amping up the entertainment with live performances from dance troupes and deck-spinning DJs.

Where to relax after the Monaco Yacht Show 2022

After the show, take the time to unwind and soak up the last of the Mediterranean sun.

Nikki Beach Monte Carlo is still going strong on the roof of the Fairmont Hotel, and offers poolside lounging and a summery soundtrack throughout the day, offset by spectacular views over Port Hercules and the yachts at anchor opposite the marina.

A little outside Monaco in the small town of Eze lies one of the best-kept secrets in the South of France. Anjuna Plage occupies a thin sliver of beach, and boasts a premier restaurant, boutique shop and a laid-back vibe that makes it a fan favourite. Best accessed by yacht, it also has a roster of A-list clientele.

Where to visit after the Monaco Yacht Show 2022

The French Riviera is one of the most beautiful regions in the Mediterranean and has no end of things to see and do. In Monaco, visitors can explore the decadent Monte Carlo casino, browse the Private Collection of Antique Cars of H.S.H. Prince Rainier III or admire the incredible selection of marine life at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco.

Afterwards, stop by neighbouring Menton to visit Mirazur, a restaurant that was named the Best in the World for 2019.  Then, pay a visit to the Val Rahmen Exotic Gardens for an afternoon of botanical bliss.

Head over to Nice for a day of sightseeing and walking the cobbled streets of the city, taking the time to explore the famous Matisse Museum and the pink palace of Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild. 

Those looking to travel even further afield can stop by the spa at Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes or take a boat ride out to the Lérins Islands  outside the bay of Cannes , where you will find the famous Abbey and the superyacht hotspot of La Guerite, a beach club and restaurant on the island.

If you would like to learn more about any of the yachts at the 2022 Monaco Yacht Show, please get in touch with your preferred yacht charter broker .

You can view and compare all yachts at the 2022 Monaco Yacht Show .

Featured charter yachts set to attend the Monaco Yacht Show 2022

115m Lurssen 2021

88m Golden Yachts 2022

86m Abeking & Rasmussen 2008 / 2022

85m Ak Yachts 2021

75m Admiral Yachts 2022

68m Abeking & Rasmussen 2020

65m Benetti 2021

62m CRN 2022

60m Amels 2022

41m Dynamiq 2021

40m Baltic Yachts 2021

38m Rosetti Superyachts 2021

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The Monaco Yacht Show is a four-day event that takes place each year in Monaco’s deepwater port, Port Hercules, and is Europe’s biggest in-water display of superyachts of over 20 metres long. At any time of the year, impressive yachts are moored in the principality’s harbour, but this annual trade show really does take luxury yachting to a whole new level.

125 one-off superyachts feature in the monaco boat show.

The Monaco Yacht Show was started in 1991 by the French entrepreneur Maurice Cohen and was most recently acquired by British event organiser Informa in 2005. Today, the show has grown to curate an exhibition of 125 superyachts, welcoming over 550 companies from the yachting industry and unveiling 45 new launches in a worldwide premiere.

How to be dazzled by the Monaco yachts

The Professional Pass is for professionals of the nautical and luxury markets and costs a cool €950, while the Sapphire Experience doesn’t come with a provided price tag, which gives you an idea of the kind of exclusive visit it is. It is reserved for future superyacht charterers or owners and more details and contact information are available on the event’s website .

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Something for car lovers, too

In 2016, the Monaco Yacht Show introduced Car Deck, an exhibition space within the boat show to showcase luxury cars. Manufacturers have included Lamborghini, McLaren, Mercedes-Benz, Aston Martin and more. Take a look at the yacht show’s layout for information on entrances, lounges, refreshment areas and more.

Arrive by helicopter

In for a penny, in for a pound. Unsurprisingly, one of the most popular ways to travel to Monaco is by helicopter, which could be just what you’re looking for if planning an exclusive trip to the Monaco Yacht Show. Monacair links the Nice airport to Monaco in just seven minutes. In true Monaco fashion, seven minutes will set you back €130!

Monaco’s train station connects with Nice’s main station, too, which provides a slightly more affordable option and of course, you can drive to the principality, as long as the underground parking systems don’t put you off.

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2021 Monaco Yacht Show: The Complete Guide

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Everything You Need To Know Before Attending The Monaco Yacht Show.

Courtesy of Denison Yachting, By Marina Nazario – The  Monaco Yacht Show (MYS)  will return to the quays of Port Hercules and unveil another outstanding fleet of superyachts on display for purchase or charter by the leading names in the yachting industry. The annual show is presenting a new format for 2021 that will refocus the event on superyacht clients, for a less crowded and more exclusive experience. European builders such as  Benetti ,  Feadship ,  Lürssen ,  Oceanco , and  Sanlorenzo  are still confirmed to be in attendance.

Held at Monaco’s Port Hercules from September 22-25, 2021, MYS will feature more than 300 exhibitors, 60 superyachts, and 40 brand new launches, including boats leading the sail, motor, and explorer ranges.

Whether you’re in the market for a new superyacht, interested in an unforgettable yacht charter experience, or eager to get a glimpse of the latest onboard design trends, here’s your complete guide to the Monaco Yacht Show.

What To Expect [Safey Measures, Travel, Exhibitions]

In light of COVID-19, MYS and Informa Markets are working together to create a Covid-safe event. There is a list of  sanitary measures  in place to promote a safe event, including the presentation of a valid health pass at the show entrances, enhanced cleaning, hand sanitizing stations, and social distancing.  U.S. citizens traveling to Monaco  for the boat show must present proof of a negative Covid-19 test taken within 48 hours or proof of vaccination. 

Once you’re in Monaco, there are plenty of  luxury hotels  and  five-star restaurants  close to the boat show. Monaco Yacht Show also provides options for  arranging transportation , including a private jet, helicopter, shuttle boats, and chauffeur. When you’re settled in and ready to enjoy the event, expect to see and tour some of the biggest superyachts on display.

Show organizers are consistently looking for new ways to attract the next wave of yacht owners, specifically young clientele who have a penchant for high-tech and innovation. Perhaps that’s why the  tenders and toys exhibition  was a hit during previous years, and will return for its fourth installment in 2021. At this exhibit, you’ll find everything from jet packs and fly boards to amphibious vehicles and personal submarines.

New to the event this year is the  yacht design and innovation hub  where you can discuss your first yacht building project with the designer and attend live presentations. MYS organizers aim at enhancing the first-time superyacht experience of the new generation of customers who plan to build their future yacht.

The  Monaco Yacht Summit  is an annual event that offers detailed information about yachting to clients through a series of panel discussions led by experts in the yachting industry. Attendees have a chance to speak with selected specialists who can answer their questions about various aspects of yacht charter, purchase, operation, and ownership. The Monaco Yacht Summit is held on September 21, 2021 at the Monaco Yacht Club.

Top 3 Biggest Boats On Display At The Monaco Yacht Show

The Principality on the French Riviera has a reputation for showcasing the biggest, best, and most technologically advanced superyachts on the water. Among the 60 superyachts on display, about  37 are 2021 new deliveries  unveiled by their builders in Monaco. Here are the top 3 largest new models that will be on display:

VIVA, 94 Meter (308 Foot) Feadship 2021

VIVA ( previously Project 817 ) is announced as the largest new build of 2021. She incorporates a hybrid propulsion system to keep the environmental impact to a minimum. Painted in special pearl-white paint, the hull is designed, engineered, and built to be as efficient as possible and reduce the engine power required to move through the water. VIVA is capable of cruising up to 12 knots under green power.

Naval architecture:  Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects Exterior design:  Azure Yacht Design and Naval Architecture; Studio De Voogt Interior design:  Peter Marino

TATIANA, 80 Meter (262 Foot) Bilgin Yachts 2021

With a sleek and aggressive profile,  TATIANA  is the first release in a series of three 80 meter superyachts under construction at Bilgin Yachts. She boasts a bullet-shaped bow and sporty profile complete with a two-level beach club, two pools, several bars, and a cinema.

Naval architecture:  Unique Yacht Design Exterior design:  Unique Yacht Design Interior design:  H2 Yacht Design

POLARIS, 70 Meter (229 Foot) Rossinavi 2021

As the largest construction in its history, this Rossinavi ice explorer (aptly named  POLARIS ) can travel in the most extreme polar regions. She was developed with an emphasis on a yachting lifestyle, able to move from the warm waters of the Caribbean to the sub-zero conditions of Antarctica. POLARIS boasts a 6000 nautical mile range at 12 knots.

Naval architecture:  Arrabito Naval Architects Exterior design:  Team For Design — Enrico Gobbi Interior design:  Team For Design — Enrico Gobbi

Monaco Yacht Show Highlights:

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*Wednesday, September 22 is by invitation only.

Regarded as hosting the most premier collection of superyachts the world has to offer, the Monaco Yacht Show is back to showcase the industry’s renowned shipyards, award-winning designers, and luxury suppliers.

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Monaco Yacht Show

Created in 1991 by French entrepreneur Maurice Cohen, the MYS displays around one hundred unique and exceptional superyachts constructed by the world’s foremost shipbuilders. Along the docks where these prestigious vessels are moored, visitors will find a host of companies, shipbrokers, and other important yachting industry stakeholders.

The MYS, the Place to Sea

The Monaco Yacht Show is globally renowned for the exceptional quality and impressive size of its superyachts. Of the hundred or so on display every year, around forty are being unveiled for the first time in their worldwide debut. The average length of the vessels is 50 metres, with some mega yachts exceeding 100 metres. In recent years, the MYS has expanded its offering to include the ultra-high end markets intrinsically linked to the exclusive world of superyachting, featuring luxury goods, cars and motorcycles, helicopters, and private jet constructors.

The Show is now an iconic event, popular with private visitors who come to discover the incredible collection of superyachts available to purchase or charter, and to meet market experts in the festive and glamorous atmosphere of the Principality of Monaco.  

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What is the Monaco Yacht Show?

The Monaco Yacht Show is the largest in-water display of yachts and superyachts in the world. It showcases the latest launches, innovative designs, and cutting-edge technology from the most renowned shipyards and design studios. This prestigious event attracts over 30,000 visitors who come to admire the impressive collection of yachts worth billions of euros. From classic wonders to state-of-the-art masterpieces, the Monaco Yacht Show offers a captivating experience for anyone passionate about the superyacht sphere. 

When and Where is the Monaco Yacht Show 2023?

The Monaco Yacht Show 2023 will take place from September 27th to 30th. The event is held in the picturesque Port Hercule, located in the heart of Monaco. Its stunning waterfront setting provides the perfect backdrop for showcasing the world's most luxurious yachts. The show offers three public entrances: Quai Antoine Ier, Parvis Piscine (Boulevard Albert Ier) and Quai Chicane. Additionally, there are two VIP entrances exclusively reserved for Sapphire VIP ticket holders and Discover badge holders: Quai Albert Ier (Upper Deck Lounge) and Quai Louis II. 

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Ticketing and Passes

To attend the Monaco Yacht Show, you can purchase tickets in advance. There are different ticket options available, including one-day, two-day, and three-day passes. The prices start at €600 per person for a one-day pass, €1020 for two days, and €1,620 for three days. For an enhanced experience, you may consider the Sapphire VIP tickets, which offer exclusive activities and access to the show and special courtesy cars provided by the Monaco Yacht Show. However, please note that the Sapphire VIP tickets are limited and subject to approval.

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The biggest new yachts at the Monaco Yacht Show 2023

Among the impressive lineup, several new yachts have generated considerable buzz and are poised to captivate the discerning audience. From sleek designs to cutting-edge technology, these yachts embody elegance, innovation, and attention to detail. Let us delve into the world of the biggest new yachts to look out for at the Monaco Yacht Show 2023 :

80m Leona by Bilgin Yachts

77.7m O'REA by Golden Yachts

65.7m Alchemy by Rossinavi

60m Entourage by Amels

56.7m 57Steel by Sanlorenzo

55m Silver Star by Admiral 

53m Jewels by Turquoise Yachts

50m Anjelif by Columbus Yachts

50m Eternal by Spark Bilgin

50m Grey by Tankoa

Monaco Yacht Summit

The Monaco Yacht Summit is a must-attend event for yacht owners, charterers, and those interested in enhancing their knowledge of the superyacht industry. This informative panel discussion features industry experts and professionals sharing insights on various topics related to yachting. The summit takes place on September 26th, the day before the official start of the Monaco Yacht Show, at the prestigious Monaco Yacht Club. Attendance is by pre-qualification, so make sure to secure your spot in advance.

Monaco Yacht Show Awards

The Monaco Yacht Show Superyacht Awards is a glamorous event that celebrates excellence in yacht design and innovation. Attended by VIP guests, yachting industry leaders, and select media, the awards ceremony takes place at the iconic Monaco Yacht Club. A panel of respected yachting journalists selects the winners in categories such as the MYS/Rina Award, MYS Interior Design Award, MYS Exterior Design Award, and the MYS Finest New Superyacht Award.

Yacht Tours and Exhibitors

One of the main highlights of the Monaco Yacht Show is the opportunity to explore the magnificent yachts on display. However, please note that access to some of the most exclusive yachts and evening yacht parties is typically by invitation only. If you are in the market for a yacht, it is advisable to arrange tours in advance and check the exhibitor list for the latest offerings. The show features exhibitors from luxury products and services, nautical supplies, shipyards, yacht brokers, and more.

Car Deck and Starboard

The Car Deck is an exhibition of classic and customized vehicles, showcasing the finest machinery for automotive enthusiasts. Located on Quai Antoine 1er, car enthusiasts can indulge in the beauty and craftsmanship of these unique automobiles. On the same quay, visitors can explore the Starboard, which houses exhibitors offering products and services related to the superyacht lifestyle. From luxury destinations to high-end arts and products, the Starboard promises a world of opulence and sophistication.

Monaco: Beyond the Yacht Show

While attending the Monaco Yacht Show, take the opportunity to explore the captivating beauty of Monaco. This glamorous principality offers a wealth of attractions and experiences for visitors.

Palais Princier de Monaco

A visit to the Palais Princier de Monaco is a must. This majestic palace serves as the official residence of the ruling monarch and offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. Pair your visit with a trip to the nearby Saint Nicholas Cathedral, where Prince Albert's parents, Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace, were married.

Monaco Oceanographic Museum

Immerse yourself in the wonders of the sea at the Monaco Oceanographic Museum. Founded in 1910, this iconic museum showcases marine wildlife, biodiversity, and research. Explore interactive exhibits, including a mesmerizing jellyfish tank, and learn about the fascinating world beneath the waves. The museum's current displays include the Polar Mission, highlighting scientific exploration and the cultures of the Arctic and Antarctic regions.

Monaco Top Cars Collection

For automobile enthusiasts, a visit to the Monaco Top Cars Collection is a must. This five-floor museum houses over 100 automobiles from Europe and America, including iconic vehicles like the Bugatti Type 35 and Sebastien Loeb's Citroen DS3 WRC. Immerse yourself in the rich history and elegance of these classic cars, curated from Prince Rainier III's personal collection.

To ensure a seamless and unforgettable experience at the Monaco Yacht Show, here are some essential details to keep in mind:

The dress code for the Monaco Yacht Show is business casual or nautical chic. For women stepping aboard yachts, practical yet fashionable attire is recommended, such as tailored shorts. Men often opt for chinos paired with a navy blazer. Please note that the Monaco Yacht Club requires gentlemen to wear a blazer at all times.

Transportation

Getting around the Monaco Yacht Show is made convenient with complimentary water taxis, electric golf buggies, and a fleet of golf carts. These transportation options allow visitors to navigate between the different quays of Port Hercule easily. Additionally, the show offers a courtesy car service for Sapphire ticket holders and Discover badge holders, providing transportation to various destinations within Monaco.

The Monaco Yacht Show 2023 promises to be an extraordinary event, showcasing the epitome of luxury and innovation in the yachting industry. From the magnificent yachts to the exclusive parties and captivating exhibitions, the Monaco Yacht Show offers an unforgettable experience for all yacht enthusiasts. Don't miss the chance to be part of this prestigious event and immerse yourself in the world of opulence and elegance. Plan your visit, secure your tickets, and get ready to be amazed at the Monaco Yacht Show 2023!

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Our brokers are seasoned experts in the yachting industry, with a deep understanding of the market and a keen eye for finding the perfect vessel to suit your desires. If you're interested in booking a tour at the Monaco Yacht Show with one of our brokers, we kindly request you to fill out a short questionnaire . This will help us gather essential information about your preferences and requirements, enabling us to curate a personalized and unforgettable experience for you at the festival.

What: Monaco Yacht Show

Where: Port Hercule, Monaco

When: From 27 to 30 September, 2023

Wednesday Sept 27: 10am - 6:30pm (access by invitation only)

Thursday 28 and Friday 29 Sept: 10am - 6:30pm (open to all)

Saturday 30 Sept: 10am - 6pm (open to all)

Official website: https://www.monacoyachtshow.com/

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Monaco Yacht Show 2023: Installation of facilities

Installations MYS 2022 ©Direction de la Communication/Michael Alesi

The next edition of the Monaco Yacht Show, the world's leading international yachting show, will take place from 27 to 30 September 2023.

To host this major event in the yachting sector, which generates significant economic benefits for the Principality, the installation of the facilities will begin on 2 September 2023.

Centred in the Port Hercule area, the main roads affected by the restrictions associated with the show installation will be the Quai des Etats-Unis/Avenue J.F. Kennedy, the Route de la Piscine and the Quai Antoine Ier (from 11 September 2023 for the latter), as well as the various quays in the Port.

Some parking bans will be needed to facilitate the work, along with adjustments to vehicle and pedestrian traffic, sometimes resulting in full closures for several days at a time.

However, with constant improvements being made each year thanks to continuous cooperation between government departments and the organisers, measures will be put in place to ease the flow of traffic at peak times. Restrictions will be lifted periodically to facilitate drop-offs for local schoolchildren, and temporary traffic routes will be established for deliveries.

Two parking spaces for two-wheeled vehicles will also be provided from the date that the Quai Antoine Ier will be occupied, 11 September 2023:

- Avenue de la Quarantaine; - and in the Parking Public de la Digue car park (ask the reception desk for access conditions).

The areas will be gradually reopened to the public from 1 October 2023, returning to normal from 12 October 2023.

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I spent 2 days at the Monaco Yacht Show, and never in my entire life have I felt so out of place

• I attended this year's Monaco Yacht Show , a glamorous event for yachting industry insiders and wealthy VIPs looking to buy or charter yachts.
• Monaco is a tiny yet lavishly wealthy city-state on the French Riviera where there's a zero poverty rate and about one-third of the population are millionaires .
• I've never felt as out of place as I did during my time at the yacht show and hanging out in Monaco.
• From feeling underdressed at a glitzy kickoff gala where everyone was wearing designer gowns to staying in an Airbnb almost 15 miles away rather than at a luxury hotel, I felt keenly aware that I was neither a millionaire nor a VIP guest of the yacht show.
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Each year in late September, thousands of people converge on a tiny city-state on the French Riviera to see some of the world's largest, most expensive, and most innovative superyachts.

The Monaco Yacht Show is one of the yachting industry's premier events. This year's show displayed more than $4.3 billion worth of yachts with an average price of about $41 million. The show is attended by industry insiders such as shipbuilders, designers, and brokers, as well as affluent people from all around the world who are looking to buy or charter a yacht.

This year, I was one of about 30,000 people who attended the Monaco Yacht Show.

Read more: Here's what it's like to attend the Monaco Yacht Show — in a country where the poverty rate is 0 — when you are not a millionaire

Monaco is a country smaller than New York City's Central Park , yet it's one of the most lavishly wealthy nations in the world. An estimated one-third of Monaco residents are millionaires , and the GDP per capita is $166,021 , the highest in the world after Lichtenstein. And according to the CIA World Factbook, no portion of Monaco's population lives below the poverty line .

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As a journalist with a decidedly non-millionaire salary, I expected to feel out of place in Monaco — but I couldn't know to what extent until I got there.

Lamborghinis, Chanel, and Goyard: The wealth in Monaco is not exactly subtle

In Monte Carlo, Ferraris, Lamborghinis, Range Rovers, BMWs, and other high-end cars were everywhere I looked. Seemingly every woman I saw was carrying a designer handbag, whether it was Chanel, Louis Vuitton, or the elusive but even more esteemed Goyard .

Indeed, most of the shopping in the district is catered to millionaires. There's Métropole Shopping Monte-Carlo, an upscale underground shopping center with 80 high-end boutiques, steps from the famous casino. And in the other direction are shops like Cartier, Céline, Prada, and Balenciaga.

The only non-designer stores I saw in Monte Carlo were a Zara and a Nike boutique.

Nightly rates at the trifecta of luxury hotels in Monaco start at about $400

My first night in Monaco, I got to stay at the opulent Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo, where rooms start at $417 and cost upwards of $8,500 for the most luxurious suites. The hotel sits in the city's glitzy Carré d'Or district that surrounds Monte Carlo's Casino Square, named after the famous Casino de Monte Carlo, where gamblers have won more than $317 million over the past year .

My night at Hotel Metropole, with its five-star amenities and central location, was a luxurious experience made possible only by the media discount the hotel offered my company. At Monaco's other hotels, such as Hotel Hermitage and Hotel de Paris, nightly rates start at almost $400.

The rest of the week, I stayed in the nearby French city of Nice in an Airbnb that cost less than $100 a night. From there, I commuted about 30 minutes into Monaco, which drastically changed my experience. Every evening, I had to walk to the Monaco train station, ride the train 20 minutes back to Nice, and then take a 10-minute Uber ride (or walk 35 minutes) back to my Airbnb. On a couple of occasions, I had to make that journey twice in one day.

With the trains stopping well before midnight, this made a night out in Monaco nearly impossible unless I wanted to spend €90 — almost $100 — on a taxi to take me the 14 miles back to Nice.

Getting around is exhausting for those without deep pockets

VIP guests of the yacht show — those with provable interest and means to buy or charter a yacht — could hitch rides around Monaco thanks to the yacht show's courtesy cars.

For the rest of us, transportation was trickier. While Monaco is small, it's full of steep hills, cobblestone streets, and many, many stairs, making walking everywhere exhausting. Uber does not exist in Monaco, and I learned the hard way that the elusive taxis are as expensive as everything else in Monaco.

When I checked out of Hotel Metropole, I asked the hotel to call me a taxi to take me to the train station, so I could check in and drop off my luggage at my Airbnb in Nice. That was when I learned of the €15 (about $16.50) minimum charge for taking a taxi anywhere within Monaco, even a three-minute drive to the train station. As a reminder, Monaco spans just 0.78 square miles .

And taking a taxi to somewhere outside Monaco will cost you €90.

Monaco does have city buses , but they never showed up as an option on Google Maps — which I, and many people, rely on to navigate a city these days — and they stop running at 9:30 p.m. On weekends, a night bus runs until 4 a.m., but as it wouldn't take me back to Nice, that didn't help me much.

I felt this lack of transportation options acutely throughout my stay, especially after I attended a ritzy kickoff gala the night before the yacht show. After the gala, private cars and yacht-show courtesy cars were parked outside the venue to drive VIPs the four or five minutes back to their hotels like the Metropole.

But as a non-VIP and a non-millionaire unable to shell out $100 for a taxi back to Nice, I walked uphill and up seemingly endless stairs to the train station, finally making it back to my Airbnb over an hour after leaving the party.

Monaco really is a playground for millionaires

Other parts of Monaco seemed a bit more low-key, but around the Monte Carlo district and Port Hercules, where all the hustle and bustle for the yacht show was taking place, the city was an exhibition of lavish wealth.

I felt strangely relieved to get back to Nice every night — back to what felt like the "real world," with its regular people not decked in head-to-toe designer duds or driving Ferraris.

While it was fun getting a peek into the glamorous Monaco lifestyle, the outrageously high prices —and the presence of so many people who can actually afford them — made it clear that Monaco is not quite meant for someone like me.

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Parking in Monaco: all you need to know

Whether you are a tourist, employee or resident, we can tell you where to find a spot, and at what price .

For aesthetic reasons in particular, there is little on-street parking in Monaco. In fact, there are only 1000 places available. Apart from free parking for electric cars and for all motorists on Sundays (on-street only), the usual rate is €2.40 per hour, payable directly at the parking metres or via the PayByPhone and Monapass applications. You should also be aware that the maximum parking time is two hours in most neighbourhoods. Fee-paying car parks are therefore the best option.

Where to park in Monaco?

The Annonciade, the Grimaldi Forum, the Jardin Exotique… Around forty public car parks and nearly 20,000 parking bays are dotted around the Principality.  An interactive map lets you see where spots are free, in real time. Enter the desired location and the intended parking time, and it will show the nearest car park by means of a flashing blue dot.

For tourists who wish to visit the Prince’s Palace or the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, the best option is the Parking des Pêcheurs, for example.

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A banner on the right also shows a full list of all car parks. To make it even easier, the street from which the car park can be accessed and a prediction of the number of remaining spaces are also provided.

Car park rates

With the exception of six specific car parks (the two park-and-ride facilities and the Abbaye, Place d’Armes, Les Oliviers and Bellevue car parks), all Monaco car parks charge the same rates.

It is free of charge if you stay for under an hour . However, charges are 2.70 euros for 1hr15, €4.20 for 1hr30, €5.70 for 1hr45 and 7 euros for 2 hours. There is a sliding scale of charges, with 3 hours of parking costing 11 euros, and €14.50 for 4 hours…

Prices are lower at night – between 7pm and 8am –  at €0.70 per hour. For 24-hour parking, the price is 20 euros. Lost tickets incur a flat charge of 25 euros per day.

Please note: entry is not free on Saturdays or Sundays , the weekend rates are the same as those charged during the week.

Monthly season tickets

For more peace of mind, it is possible to rent a parking bay in a public car park in Monaco. Convenient, but as L’Observateur de Monaco  reports, 10,000 applications are currently pending . Priority is given to Monegasque residents who do not have private parking in their building.

Principality employees can also apply. Priority is given to drivers who drive electric vehicles and/or have a carpooling subscription.

PayByPhone app now allows people to pay online for parking in Monaco

Rates were increased for the new year, with monthly season ticket rates as follows: for Principality residents, the subscription is €112.50 per month in 2023 (compared to €107.50 in 2022) excluding discounts.

For employees, the 2023 subscription charge is €98 (€93.50 in 2022) per month, for 300 hours of parking. Civil servants and government employees have discount rates. Finally, for employees who have a season ticket in a park-and-ride facility (details below), a discount of €42 is applied. The season ticket therefore costs €56.

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Park-and-ride is cheaper

The aim of park-and-ride facilities (also known as city entrance car parks) is simple: to ensure that as many motorists as possible park on the outskirts and therefore ease congestion on the Principality’s roads. For the moment, the only park-and-ride facility near Monaco is the Zac Saint-Antoine in Cap d’Ail . Another is planned for 2024, at the Jardin Exotique.

Commuters and visitors will have the choice of travelling to their place of work, or elsewhere, between buses with a free subscription, or the Salines tunnel which, once completed, will enable them to reach Princess Grace Hospital and Fontvieille on foot.

Without a subscription as mentioned above, the park-and-ride facility is still cheaper : 4 euros per two-hour period, compared to 7 euros in a ‘normal’ car park.

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Artificial intelligence in car parks… 

While number plate scanning has been in operation for more than ten years at the entrances and exits to most Monegasque car parks, new artificial intelligence sensors should be appearing in the coming months. The aim is to eventually do away with paper tickets.

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The Yachts You Need to See at Monaco Yacht Show 2022

It can be difficult to navigate the waters, if you pardon the pun.

By Bea Isaacson

Once again, Monte Carlo’s Port Hercules will be welcoming the biggest and the best of the yachting world into its harbor for the globe’s most prestigious ocean-faring events. It is, of course, the Monaco Yacht Show 2022.

Attracting visitors from all corners of the world, September 28 to October 1 will see boats and humans alike descend upon the sun-soaked port for a yacht show unlike any other. First established in 1991, the Monaco Yacht Show has dazzled the industry with its pure scope, from the world’s biggest vessels to extravagant toys..

Yet with such a large collection, it can be difficult to navigate the waters, if you pardon the pun. So whether you’re a regular attendee excited to see what 2022 has to show, or a first-timer to the glamour of Port Hercules, here are Elite Traveler’s unmissable yachts for Monaco Yacht Show 2022.

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This luxury yacht, which was built in 2021 and launched this year, has a length of just over 197 ft and enters the ranking of the largest yachts across the world at a cool number 456 th . The fourth largest yacht built by Dutch company Heesen, Lusine has a cruising speed of 13 knots and a top speed of 17.5 knots.

Designed to comfortably accommodate twelve guests in six gorgeous suites, one suite is purpose-built to be uber-glamorous under the banner of the VIP label, which will be of particular excitement to this year’s Monaco Yacht Show guests. Other features include an elevator, underwater lights and air conditioning.

The interior of the Lusine was designed by Dutch designer house Sinot Yacht Design, whilst Omega Architects are responsible for the boat’s graceful exterior. All in all, Lusine really is as exceptionally designed as she is wonderfully luxurious.

Seven spacious staterooms, thrilling artwork and even an underwater scene glasswork backdrop; the Laurel yacht is a magnificent charter experience that prioritizes beauty alongside comfort, to awe-inspiring results.

First introduced to the luxury boating world in 2006, and refitted for the new decade in 2014, Laurel can accommodate up to 12 guests and 24 members of crew for an unrivaled luxury experience on the seven seas.

Built by Delta Marine of the Pacific Northwest, Laurel holds her own within American yacht history as it is the second largest yacht to be built in North America since the Great Depression.

Also featuring a sun deck, a gym, a spa pool and even a three-story-high glass sculpture by Seattle artist Mary van Cline, Laurel has a cruising speed of 15 knots and an overall length of 239.5 ft.

Sleek and graceful, Twizzle is a classic of the sailing boat genre, with her gorgeous interior, generous deck space, and effortless form on the water.

Launched in 2010 to great acclaim, Twizzle – and her shipyard, the legendary Royal Huisman – was the happy recipient of the Show Boats Design Awards for best interior design and best recreational area, alongside the ISS Best Superyacht Interior Design Award and Best Sailing Yacht Design Award.

So what gives? In short: a lot. Accommodating up to eight guests in four cabins, the 190.2-ft sailing yacht charter offers both wondrous luxury and thrilling scope for adventure, featuring two Laser Pico sailboats, towable toys, water skis, scuba diving equipment, wakeboards and kayaks.

Twizzle is also notable for her family-friendly disposition, with a layout that is compromised of a master suite, two double cabins and one twin cabin.

Launched earlier this year – and only delivered last month – new kid on the block Project X is already a force to be reckoned with. Delivered by Greek shipyard Golden Yachts, the exterior of the boat was designed by British firm Ken Freivokh Design, a multi-disciplinary team internationally renowned for its “out of the box” designs.

Measuring 288.7 ft, Project X boasts a large open deck with a swimming pool, cascading decks and a unique column-shaped ‘X’ structure, which in turn hides an internal, balcony-hosting, three-deck atrium. And that’s not all: the superyacht is also rumored to feature the largest circular glass elevator of its kind.

But it’s the interior, designed by Massari Design, that is of particular interest. The interior design of Project X has never been seen before, rendering the superyacht’s presentation this Monaco Yacht Show an international debut.

Magellano 30

Ferdinand Magellan was a legendary Portuguese explorer of the 16 th century, and five centuries later, the Azimut Magellano 30 Metri promises to epitomize the spirit of adventure and discovery for the 21 st century in her Monaco Yacht Show 2022 debut.

Coming in at just under 98.4 ft in length, and with a maximum speed of 24 knots, the Magellano is ideal for those desiring to travel long distances across the globe, and the boat’s fuel efficiency gives her a considerable amount of geographical independence and freedom compared to competitors.

And it’s not all just practical matters with the Magellano , with notable beauty both inside and outside the boat. Boasting many multifunctional spaces, including three bedrooms, the design is minimalist and fresh, with evident nautical influence that feels more Bond than boring.

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Parking Your Yacht At The Monaco Grand Prix Doesn’t Come Cheap

05 apr 2022 by tayla in boats , formula 1 , lifestyle , money , motorsport , world.

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If the expense of booking the world’s largest charter yacht for a week is difficult to wrap your head around, then you’ll really have to do mind yoga to understand the ludicrous cost of actually owning a yacht .

Next up, enter the concept (because it really is just a concept for us mere mortals) of getting a prime yacht parking spot at the Monaco Grand Prix and the staggering figures that go with it.

DMARGE did some digging and spoke to Istanbul-based luxury yacht manager Candaş Balci to divulge approximately how much it costs to moor a superyacht in Monaco during one of its peak annual events.

There are different parking spots (berths) in the main marina that come with different rates depending on how much of the F1 track the yacht can see.

According to Balci, for a 35-metre yacht in a place that has no view of the track and only of the inside of the port, it will cost around €30 000 (R480 000) for the week.

The berths that look directly onto the track can go for around €50 000 through to €100 000 (R1,6 million) for the week, “which is almost their yearly berth fee in a normal marina”.

More digging (through  Reddit’s F1 Technical page) uncovered this price list from 2019, which seems more or less consistent with the pricing Balci gave:

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Forbes also reported on this some time ago, with similar ballpark figures:

“To moor in one of the world’s most expensive marinas during high season, a superyacht owner can be expected to pay up to $4,130 per night, and during prime time events such as the Monaco Grand Prix rates can skyrocket to $100,000 or more for a five-day stay in Monaco’s prime berths.”

According to  212 Yachts , getting a berth during the Monaco Grand Prix is highly competitive, and something one needs to do well in advance as the port gets filled to capacity pretty quickly.

That means hastily completing a port application form:

In order to do this, you must first select your charter yacht as technical details of the vessel must be specified on the form. Those directly associated with the Formula One, the Monaco Grand Prix and the event sponsors are fast tracked in the process, contributing to the extremely competitive nature of this process.

At what stage the yachtie exits their own competition to watch the race, I will never know.

[source: dmarge ]

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The Monaco Yacht Show 2023: A Round Up of the Top Stories

By Frances Flannagan

After a truly spectacular edition of the Monaco Yacht Show this year, we take a look at some of the top news stories from the event. From new launches, to concept designs, this year’s show featured a host of exciting industry updates.

The Monaco Yacht Show 2023 undoubtedly saw a range of exciting updates for the industry; we take a look at six of the top news that was unveiled during the show. We delve into the announcement of the launch of the first Amels 80, the unveiling of two concept designs from Feadship and Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design, the reveal of Benetti's 85m project and Rossinavi’s 66m diesel electric ALCHEMY, as well as taking a look at Lürssen's 97m CARINTHIA VII following her 10-month refit. 

The First Amels 80 Launched

On schedule to be delivered in 2025, the first Amels 80’s new hull and superstructure were spotted outside of her build shed. Described by Sean Bianchi, Partner and Head of New Construction at Burgess, and Naval Architect, as a yacht which will ‘stand out amongst her peers and set the benchmark for future yachts’, her launch was highly exciting news announced by the shipyard on the first morning of the yacht show.

Designed by Espen Øino, Amels 80 features a holistic and modern exterior design, in keeping with the Amels DNA. She also features sustainable materials and innovative hybrid technology, a key factor of the next-generation Amels' design. 

‘The Amels 80 is a design that will not age. Her modern strong lines will look as good in 10 years as the day she is delivered. She is a big ship, full of features, with an impressive interior volume. She is everything and more that you would expect from an 80-metre yacht. There is a sense of scale, and nothing is wasted,’ commented Espen Øino.

Her interiors are custom-built, penned by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design, with a neutral and natural palette, allowing for the owner to add their own personal style. She can accommodate up to 14 guests, who can enjoy a 200 square metres sun deck, a waterside beach club which opens on three sides and a wellness area and spa, to name a few of the fantastic amenities on board. 

Benetti’s Full-Custom Espen Øino-Designed 85m Project Announced 

PROJECT LIFE, Benetti’s new full-custom 85m, is a welcome addition to the Italian yard’s megayacht fleet. Her exteriors have also been penned by Espen Øino, who has injected Benetti’s distinctive characteristics into PROJECT LIFE’s design: the capacity to invent new lifestyles, offering varied interpretations of this concept across the decks. All spaces onboard are designed with sociability in mind, for instance, the large revolving lounge that changes its focal point depending on the time of day. 

Her interiors have been designed by Francois Zuretti, who has chosen a beautiful balance between the colours and the surrounding environment, with an expanded opening that allows natural light to enhance the spaces. 

PROJECT LIFE is built with all the available technologies to help reduce consumption, including diesel-electric propulsion and integrated hybrid solar panels that collect solar and thermal energy to power appliances onboard.

A Look Inside Lürssen’s 97m CARINTHIA VII Following Refit 

Following a 10-month refit by Lürssen at its Hamburg facilities, the results of CARINTHIA VII’s extensive refit were revealed at this year's Monaco Yacht Show, where she was presented to the charter market for the first time, represented by Fraser.  

She was designed by Tim Heywood, regarded by many as one of the world’s first true mega yachts. Kept largely hidden from industry over the last 21 years, with her interior rarely seen, her introduction to the charter market has been eagerly awaited, as has the results of her refit. 

Her new work includes redesigned exterior decks, new lounge and living areas and a new 12m/39’ pool and 90sqm air-conditioned gymnasium. Her interiors are sophisticated and elegant, with beautiful wooden flooring pervading the design and neutral beige and browns contrasted with cool-tone hues of blues and stunningly clean white stylings. She is a true masterpiece and an unmissable offering to the charter market. 

Embracing Sustainability: Feadship Debuts Project DUNES

DUNE takes a significant step towards Feadship’s goal of Net-Zero superyachts, combining features that reduce energy demand with technology that eliminates emissions and increases efficiency. Each individual element of the design assists in reducing environmental impact, for instance, shading windows to reduce cooling requirements, however, when implemented together, they slash a superyacht’s environmental impact dramatically.  

Inspired by the aesthetics of sand dunes, this vessel reflects the onboard lifestyle that today’s owners desire, with flexible, multi-purpose spaces, endless views, and a combination of sociable open-plan areas with cosy, intimate spaces. She has an asymmetrical superstructure with almost no straight lines, meaning that spaces drift into one another, furthering the notion of flow throughout the yacht, and the heavy use of glass seamlessly blends the interiors with the surroundings. 

Her design, along with all Feadship concepts, is a true joint effort between Feadship, Studio de Voogt and the yard's Knowledge and Innovation department. With a wealth of expertise and experience across all collaborators, the shipyard’s concept designs are able to be of the highest possible quality. 

AWARE, The Essence of Luxury, Presented by Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design

Sinot Yacht Architecture & Design presented the 79.9m yacht concept AWARE at the Monaco Yacht Show, a ready-to-build, fully operational concept with a 1600 mm scale model. Her design combines proven technology with innovation and the use of the most precious and durable materials. At the forefront of this design is space optimisation, with an abundance of space on board, vast exterior decks and an unparalleled inside-outside connection, 

AWARE has been described as the ‘Essence of Luxury’: a logical step in yacht design in which all space is optimised to give guests on board the best possible experience. Sander Sinot, Designer at the firm commented:

‘For the design of AWARE the focus is on maximising the space on board within the yacht’s limited structure. We designed open plan layouts for the beach club, lounges and exterior decks that offer inherent flexibility and ample space while reducing the number of decks.’

With exceptional features to optimise the outside areas, including a beach club with a three-metre high ceiling, the interiors have similarly been designed to provide ultimate functionality and a spectacular inside-out experience. She is a tri-deck design with an open plan pavilion on the bridge deck, allowing for unrestricted views of the ocean on all sides. 

Rossinavi’s 66m Diesel Electric Motor Yacht ALCHEMY

Unveiled at Port Hercules was Rossinavi’s 66m M/Y ALCHEMY, a fully custom design by Vitruvius Yachts with interior and exterior styling by Enrico Gobbi. She features diesel-electric propulsion, propelled by rods to reduce the loss of energy between the engines and navigation speed. 

ALCHEMY is an elegant tri-deck design with a focus on the outdoor areas and wellness aspects of the yacht. With a spacious central corridor, the forward owner’s cabin offers a clear view of the sea, creating a sense of openness in the design alongside a strong connection to the surroundings. A special emphasis has been placed on ensuring comfort on board, in particular the minimisation of vibrations, meaning that every technical and material choice has been considered to reduce noise and vibrations. 

The atmosphere throughout this vessel is calm and elegant, with every single piece of furniture being bespoke. Enrico Gobbi commented:

‘Spa mood was the keyword for the interior design and exterior decor of this yacht; natural materials, soft colours, and essential shapes for the interiors. Soft indirect lights to 'wet' the simplicity of the forms, where the detail and construction quality had to emerge and characterize the space: 'detail makes the differences' this is the motto that we have followed more than ever in this project together with the owners.’

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The 32nd edition of the Monaco Yacht Show was as spectacular as ever, we can only begin to imagine the wonders that the 2024 event will hold. 

"The Amels 80 is a design that will not age. Her modern strong lines will look as good in 10 years as the day she is delivered." Espen Øino, Designer and Naval Architect

"The Amels 80 is a design that will not age. Her modern strong lines will look as good in 10 years as the day she is delivered."

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MONTE CARLO — Welcome aboard at the Monaco Yacht Show, where the world’s superyachts are bought and sold. Warning: If you find the excesses of the 0.01 percent triggering, avert your eyes.

The scene here is like a parking lot crammed with water toys that cost a cool collective $4.3 billion.

The technical term for the size of these pleasure craft is “enormous.” The top class — the megayachts — are now 100 meters in length — that’s 328 feet, more than a football field from goal line to goal line. There are dozens of these boats on order.

There’s also talk of gigayachts to come. Asked what a giga might be, a top broker joked: “That would be a repurposed aircraft carrier.”

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There are onboard elevators, naturally, to get between the four, five and six decks. Surfaces are clad in lost forests of teak and mahogany with gleaming stainless steel accents. The deckhands are constantly polishing, rubbing, squeegeeing.

You might think superyacht sales would be super down, what with global inflation, a real estate bust in China, threats of recession, trench warfare in Europe and — dare we say it here? — a planetary climate crisis. Surprise. You would be wrong.

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Russian oligarchs have traditionally been big buyers of showy yachts, accounting for an estimated 10 percent of sales. Sanctions and the U.S. Justice Department’s Task Force KleptoCapture have taken a bite. A lot of the Russian boats — including the $700 million megayacht Scheherazade, allegedly owned by Vladimir Putin himself — have been seized.

But the world is bigger than Russia — and there are more billionaires than ever.

“The sanctions didn’t affect the industry as much as you might think,” said Bob Denison , a top American broker with new offices in Monaco. He said the orders for “new builds” in European shipyards that were canceled because the buyers were placed on sanction lists were quickly snapped up by others who weren’t.

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“There’s not enough superyachts,” said Jeremy Roche, one of Denison’s directors.

It costs 600 euros ($635) for a day pass to the Monaco Yacht Show. Many well-heeled lookie-loos have come this week to stroll along the blue-carpeted docks and bump into a champagne tent.

And by well-heeled, we mean it. You must take off your shoes to board boats at the show — even if you are the prince of Monaco. So high-end footwear is strewn in front of the gangways, the ubiquitous Gucci loafers jumbled together with sneakers from Dior and Balenciaga that will set you back about $1,000 per pair.

The number of real buyers — the whales — is harder to calculate. A sales rep estimated there might be one buyer for every 100 staff — that’s exhibitors, brokers, deckhands, hostesses, marketers, cleaners, security.

We got an invitation from a friendly publicist to take a tour of Phoenix 2, built by Lürssen shipyard in northern Germany. She’s 90 meters, or 295 feet, with room for 14 guests in seven cabins, attended by a crew of 28 — and on sale for $132 million.

The boat was designed for the “richest man in Poland,” the late Jan Kulczyk, who wanted the interior to resemble an art deco Manhattan penthouse. There’s an Empire State Building vibe, with a lot of black and white — plus a bourbon bar, lap pool, steam sauna, screening room, gym, wine cave, Steinway piano and duplex owners’ cabin.

Henry Smith, a partner at Cecil Wright brokerage, was showing the boat and happy to discuss the evolving market for superyachts — generally, boats more than 24 meters.

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Three decades ago, a 40-meter yacht would have been gigantic, he said. Today, those are considered midsize. Of the roughly 1,200 superyachts on order in boatyards, about two dozen are more than 100 meters.

“Boats just get bigger and bigger, with prices going up and up,” he said. “The future looks bright.”

The pace of sales is down a bit from the records of the pandemic years, when the ultrarich sought out superyachts as safe havens. But Smith said this year is still good.

He and his brokerage recently oversaw the sale of superyacht Kismet , originally built for Pakistani American billionaire Shahid Khan , owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars. The boat was on the market for just three months and sold for 149 million euros ($157 million).

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The buyers keep coming, but they are changing, the brokers say.

Traditionally, they have been multimillionaires — 99 percent male — who sell their businesses in their mid-60s and want some high-end downtime with family and friends. The trend now is younger, with younger families, who struck it rich, or as Smith called it, experienced “a big liquidity event.”

He said, “I took on a chap who made several billion very quickly,” who wasn’t sure exactly what he wanted, except that he really wanted … something big.

At the boat show, we learned that sometimes it’s impossible to accommodate everything you need on your superyacht.

Tenders — used to ferry owners and guests from ship to shore — have a low profile and can be stored aboard in what the yachting community calls “the garage.” Robert Oakley of Falcon Tenders will sell you Miss Wonderly for $2.19 million. It’s powered by a hybrid diesel-electric engine, which gives you one hour on electric in port. “Think limousine,” he said.

But where do you put the sub?

Ian Sheard, the engineering director of Seamagine , maker of private submarines, explained it to us.

“You got the big white boat, the superyacht, right?” Sheard said. “Then you need the toy hauler.”

“The ‘shadow ship’ that follows the superyacht that has all the stuff you can’t fit on the superyacht.”

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His submarines cost $4 million to $7 million and can carry two to seven passengers, with over 12,000 drama-free dives so far.

On our tours of superyachts, the guides often spoke of the boats’ “understated glamour.” But the glamour seemed bluntly stated, which was kind of the point?

Some interiors had a look and feel of a neutral-color Four Seasons. Others brought to mind a Vegas suite for a high-roller.

Aboard the $110 million Kensho, the publicist said that the owner (Udo Müller, chief executive of Ströer Media), wanted “a villa at sea.”

She described it as “more Zen, more calm.”

The kind of calm that three onboard bars might provide.

An older, smaller superyacht can be had for as little as $10 million — the price of an upscale home in Los Angeles or London. But if you are not ready to buy, many of the boats are used by their owners for only a few weeks in the high season and are otherwise available for charter.

To rent the Phoenix 2 costs a base price of $1.22 million per week. That doesn’t include fuel, food, drink, taxes, mooring and dock fees or tips — so call it $1.6 million. We had to ask a couple of times about the bill and were told to keep adding zeros.

It’s the fuel that gets you. A 50-meter yacht making a fast run between Monaco and St. Tropez might burn through $35,000 of diesel.

And even if you don’t go anywhere, a mooring ball or a slip at a primo port can cost thousands of dollars a night.

There was some talk at the Monaco Yacht Show about sustainability — about new green fuels, more gentle anchoring — but it was a sideshow.

Smith, the super broker, put it this way. “Green yachting is mostly a fallacy,” he said, adding, “no illusion, these things pollute.” Though you can mitigate the damage a bit.

He suggested anyone chartering a superyacht for a week “go out and plant a lot of trees.”

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