World renowned for its awe-inspiring annual lineup of superyacht debuts, the Monaco Yacht Show, now in its 28th year, will feature some 125 superyachts representing a combined price tag of approximately $3.9 billion and an average length of 164 feet (50 meters).
Flip through the gallery below for an up-to-date overview of the newest yachts expected to be making an appearance at this year’s show.
Note: This list is updated on regular basis and may be subject to change in the event of a sale, charter or cancellation before the show.
Gallery: Yachts On Display at the Monaco Yacht Show
The 244-foot custom motor yacht Elandess was built by Abeking & Rasmussen in Germany at their Bremen shipyard. She was delivered to her owner in 2018. Harrison Eidsgaard is responsible for her beautiful exterior and interior design.
The 188-foot Volpini 2 is not only the first Amels 188 Limited Editions to hit the water, but also the first superyacht ever to be Tier III emissions compliant.
The new Arcadia 105 is the evolution of the Arcadia 100. The new model represents the innovation-driven, green-aspirational Italian shipyard’s first collaboration with Milan-based studio Hot Lab Yacht & Design.
The Grande 32 Metri is the newest member of the Grande series, styled by Stefano Righini, with interior design by Achille Salvagni. Unique to the 32 Metri is the side access garage and a raised pilothouse with a “wide body” bow design.
This 48-meter sistership of Andiamo features many upgraded spaces. Francesco Paszkowski Design designed the exteriors, while Baglietto Interior Design, combining modernity and luxury, planned the interior layout. The exterior spaces are vast, with the sundeck alone sprawling across 1,506 sq. ft. of alfresco space, including dining space, a sunbathing area and an infinity pool.
The 163-foot Blake is Benetti’s largest GRP hull and aluminum superstructure launch to date. Blake has a distinctive interior layout, featuring exceptional livability, designed in partnership with London-based firm Bannenberg & Rowell Design. Her remarkable habitability, impressive range (4,000 nautical miles at 11 knots) and low level of noise and vibration make the yacht ideal for spending long periods on board in total comfort.
Stella di Mare is a 40-meter explorer yacht built by CBI Navi, designed by HydroTec (exterior design/naval architecture) and Fossati Design Bureau (interior). Her European owner wanted an ocean-going yacht that would service three family generations from seven to 75 years on board.
Owned by fashion designer Roberto Cavalli, the fully custom 88-foot yacht, Freedom, which is part of CCN’s Fuoriserie line, was designed by Cavalli along with his friend and designer Tommaso Spadolini. The yacht’s strong exterior lines and bold interior reflect Cavalli’s personality. He aimed for maximum privacy while still allowing for close proximity to the water.
Built in Poland by Conrad, the 40-meter Viatoris was delivered in 2018. She boasts a maximum cruising range of 4,000 nautical miles at 10.5 knots, powered by twin 670-hp Caterpillar C-18 engines. Designed by Reymond Langton Design, with Diana Yacht Design handling the naval architecture, she accommodates up to 10 guests and a crew of six.
Power Play is more than just a support vessel that carries tenders, toys and extra provisions. This 182-footer is actually more of a hybrid between a shadow boat and primary yacht, with three large staterooms, a main-deck salon and an purpose designed aft deck for guests.
The 92-foot Cadet V has an efficient semi-displacement hull, with technological and interior tweaks taken from suggestions by those familiar with the first few hulls. Yacht designer Alberto Mancini crafted the exterior, as he did all of the Ilumen models. Dominator chief designer Luca Catino created the interior.
Zalanka features a metallic hull tonality, which according to Dominator Yachts will “turn heads at sea and adds further to her uniqueness.” She has a spacious tender garage and is set to carry two full-carbon e-bikes from Purismo. Her modern interior features Amara ebony, backlit white onyx, taupe silk, Georgette marble and light oaks from the Lissoni Collection.
Rock is a design feat by Dutch design firm Vripack. She is just 24 meters, but has 170 square meters of interior space plus 140 square meters of exterior living area. Her main-deck owner’s cabin boasts remarkable panoramic views. Vripack’s super-displacement hull makes her incredibly seaworthy and gives her a range of 3,000 nautical miles. Rock is a green boat, with Mastervolt lithium ion batteries to power all systems in total silence.
The Navetta 37 has a brand new hull design incorporating a bulbous bow for fuel efficiency and handling in all kinds of sea conditions. Her wide-body design permits a remarkable full-beam, main-deck owner’s suite with superb views. The Navetta 37 also features Custom Line’s patented Dual Mode Transom, alternately a tender launching ramp or a beach club. As a beach club, she has an indoor lounge under the aft deck, an amenity typically found on much larger boats.
The new Navetta 42 is the flagship and the first Custom Line over 300 GT. Developed by Italian design studio Zuccon International Project and shipyard’s in-house engineering department, the Navetta 42 has a classical layout with the owners’ suite on the main deck and four VIP cabins on the lower deck.
Gaining worldwide attention since it was launched, the Majesty 100 is characterized by her unique enclosed sky lounge and a powerful but efficient propulsion system. Lavish interiors finished with exquisite interior craftsmanship and ample lounging areas give way to timeless exterior styling.
The sophisticated Majesty 125 embodies the values of the Majesty Yachts brand of superyachts: luxury that is meaningful, customization without compromise and performance-based sea keeping. Designed for private getaways and effortless entertaining, this powerful trideck is also built for performance with multiple engine options available.
Irisha’s exterior lines and interior are by Harrison Eidsgaard. This custom yacht incorporates elements of Heesen’s DNA: she is a full-aluminum, semi-displacement yacht below the 500GT threshold that allows for fast cruising. The owner’s brief called for a yacht that had to be unique in its looks. The proven engineering platform of the 5000 Aluminum class gave carte blanche to the designers to create a radical profile and to deliver the safety of a proven and efficient hard-chine hull: the best of both worlds.
The new Horizon RP110 raised pilothouse motoryacht is a showcase of superyacht design and amenities. Elements of the ocean blend into a contemporary design, giving the interior a relaxed yet sophisticated, modern beach house feel. Exterior design by JC Espinosa delivers sophistication. Large, sweeping windows and fluid style lines create a modern profile. The double chine hull design with enhanced hydrodynamics from naval architect Donald Blount ensures excellent sea keeping and performance.
Designed by Alberto Mancini, the Mangusta Gransport 54 has a fierce profile, a powerful engine, high cruising speed and ample and functional onboard spaces to easily cover long distances, quickly and comfortably.
The newest member of the Oceano line, the brief called for an ergonomic layout balanced with supreme attention to detail and the highest possible levels of comfort on board. This was achieved by placing a strong emphasis on noise attenuation as well as carefully delineating between the owner’s suite, guest areas and the crew quarters. Exterior lines are by Stefano Righini. Interior décor was developed in collaboration with Alberto Mancini.
Every model in the Monte Carlo Yachts collection has the DNA and spaces of a larger yacht, and the MCY 86 shines as an example of the boatyard’s vision and style. With five different layouts built using an innovative patented production process, the MCY 86 is graced by inimitable design expressed by spacious guest areas, unprecedented levels of equipment, and decors and furnishings from the very best that Made in Italy and Made in France have to offer.
At 30 meters, the MCY 96 takes the second spot on the Monte Carlo Yacht’s size podium. The MCY 96 was designed and developed for extended ocean voyages according to both Pleasure and Charter Yacht Rules, and may be also registered as a CE–A craft.
The unveiling of the MCY 105, the largest to date, coincided with Monte Carlo Yachts’ five-year anniversary, and the 32-meter flagship is the most tangible exemplification of the company’s vision and the best expression of Monte Carlo Yacht’s iconic, timeless style and the naval allure of its collection.
Brigadoon is constructed with a high-tensile steel hull and aluminum superstructure. Beyond her sharp lines and sleek low profile, comfort is key on this cool and contemporary motoryacht by the venerable Dutch builder.
The new flagship of the Swan Line is also available in Nautor’s Swan hallmark Flush Deck version with an uncluttered deck space and ultra modern lines. This makes the Swan 115 the ultimate performance Swan, combining the iconic style and quality the brand is renowned for with cutting-edge build techniques and materials. The new hull shape, with its reduced bow and stern rakes, have performance top of mind, with twin rudders for better control and responsiveness.
The Pearl 95 continues the hugely successful design collaboration between Dixon yacht design and Kelly Hoppen. As innovative and groundbreaking as her smaller sisters, the 95 is even more luxurious and breathtaking. This is legendary seakeeping, style and performance on a whole different scale.
The 128-foot Hoek sloop Vijonara was delivered in spring 2018, following her 18-month build program in Falmouth. Andre Hoek, her Dutch designer, says: “This is the second hull in our Truly Classic 128 series, and this project in particular has been a fantastic experience from start to finish.” This stunningly beautiful classic yacht showcases an extraordinary level of attention to detail in the interior and exterior joinery, making her a very special addition to the fleet of 30 other bespoke superyachts launched over the years by Pendennis Shipyard.
Designed by Bernard Olesinski, the 30-meter Bandazul was delivered in 2018. Her top speed of 22 knots comes courtesy of twin 1,920-hp MTU engines. She accommodates eight guests and five crew members. Bandazul features bespoke interior styling using a combination of wenge gloss wood with a light stone and soft fabric finish.
Flying Dagger has an exterior by Venice-based Enrico Gobbi of Team for Design and an interior by Rome-based Lazzarini Pickering Architetti. Constructed from aluminum, the she offers the latest in noise and vibration reduction technology. Top speed is 31 knots, with a cruising speed of 24 knots, courtesy of three MTU 16V2000 M96L engines coupled to Kamewa waterjets. She has a range of 3,300 nautical miles at 12 knots.
Built on the experience gained from the successful 46Steel, the 52Steel combines the refined elegance and timeless lines typical of a yacht signed by Sanlorenzo, together with forward-thinking technical innovations such as a unique beach club/tender garage and the extensive use of glass on board.
The three features that take the 460EXP beyond the usual yachting limits are onboard spaciousness, safety and self-containment. The 460EXP is designed to give her owner a real taste of adventure: the exploration of distant and exotic destinations, with the safety and comfort associated with a superyacht, combining the experience, craftsmanship, and innovation for which Sanlorenzo is famous.
An evolution of the 460EXP, the 500EXP E-Motion extended aft deck offers the ability to land a small helicopter, in addition to an increased toy carrying capability.
The 40 Alloy is essentially a two-and-a-half deck design, with an internal raised pilothouse and a main deck salon. The main deck and upper deck aft areas are designed for alfresco entertaining. Other features include four sea balconies and two gull-wing doors plus a dumbwaiter from galley to flybridge.
The cutting-edge 116 is built upon the proven platform of its hugely popular predecessor, the 115 Sport Yacht, but takes sophistication to the next level with a spectacularly reimagined deck and superstructure, open-plan layout and stylish modern interior.
The second yacht in the SW96 miniseries is the answer to the dream of an owner who wants to sail around the world in speed and safety. Seatius is optimized for a very high performance worldwide cruising program, and the owner is planning on sailing with a relatively shorthanded crew most of the time. Wide aft sections and an open transom ensure an ample deck area and abundant interior volumes.
The uncluttered sightlines of her raised salon blend a sleek coachroof with high ceilings and light which floods into the interior through panoramic windows and hull portlights. Seatius has an owner’s cabin forward with two guest cabins amidships and crew quarters and galley aft.
While reminiscent of the recently launched 69-meter Suerte, Solo is three meters longer and has a larger volume of 1,600+ gross tons. Other notable variances include underwater exhausts allowing for a substantial gain of volume on all decks, including a larger winter garden; a larger aft deck with 6-meter transversal pool; glass bulwarks sections for unobstructed sea views; and a wide-body upper deck allowing for an oversized panoramic salon. The interior has seats and tables by Fendi Casa.
The Wider 165 is a no-compromise vessel that features advanced multi-functional systems, user-friendly technology, diesel-electric propulsion and an enhanced relationship with the sea via the Wider beach club area, side platforms, balcony and an interior seawater swimming pool.
CRN’s newly delivered 164-foot (50-meter) Latona, the Italian Atelier’s latest masterpiece, was custom-built to meet the needs of a highly selective owner. Drawing inspiration from the “Superconero” of the 1960s, Latona is the culmination of joint efforts between CRN and Zuccon International Project.
Oceanco’s 295-foot (90-meter) Dar (Y717) has modern exterior styling by DeBasto Design and interior design by Nuvolari Lenard. Her groundbreaking design and technological advances reflect the latest in glass technology and she is the first yacht in the Netherlands to be given the official Lloyd’s Register Integrated Bridge System (IBS) notation and designation. Her superstructure is completely finished in reflective glass. From the interior, the glass yields panoramic floor-to-ceiling views aft, port and starboard. Her design was conceived to maximize opportunities for outdoor living and to have direct contact with the marine environment.
The 88.5m Illusion Plus symbolizes the superyacht of the future, with an innovative design that illustrates ambitious craftsmanship. Her impressive architectural design by Azure Naval provides immense deck spaces perfectly furnished to ensure maximum comfort. Her floor-to-ceiling windows accentuate her spacious open interior layout, which is propelled by Rolls Royce diesel-electric engines.
The focus on alfresco living can be seen throughout the Riva 110 Dolcevita, from the foredeck seating area, complete with a superyacht spa pool to the aft sun-lounging area on the upper deck.
The 252-foot custom motoryacht Go was built by Turquoise in Turkey at their Tuzla, Istanbul shipyard. She was delivered to her owner in 2018. H2 Yacht Design is responsible for her beautiful exterior and interior design.
The Monaco Yacht Show, now in its 28th year, is scheduled September 26-29. This year the show will feature some 125 superyachts representing a combined price tag of approximately $3.9 billion. At least 60 of the yachts are less than two years old. Their average length is 164 feet (50 meters). Approximately 590 exhibitors from 38 countries have signed up to be on hand. More than 40 manufacturers of tenders and toys will add to the mix.

The show includes a Sapphire experience with concierge services, VIP access to yachts, and events. Launch shuttles and electric carts help all visitors cover the show. Monaco’s local buses will be free to ride for show participants, and courtesy cars are available to VIP clients. New this year will be an art pavilion highlighting a variety of works from paintings to sculpture.

For more information: monacoyachtshow.com