
Every year at the end of summer, Port Hercule is transformed to host the Monaco Yacht Show, one of the leading annual events on the international superyacht calendar. The 2026 edition, taking place from 23 to 26 September, will mark the 35th anniversary of this prestigious event, held under the High Patronage of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco since its creation in 1991.
Each year, the Monaco Yacht Show brings together the world’s leading shipyards and yacht brokers for an exceptional in-water exhibition. Around one hundred superyachts and sixty luxury tenders, including nearly forty world premieres, provide a unique opportunity to discover the latest trends and innovations in the industry. The fleet on display has an average length of 50 metres, with some megayachts exceeding 100 metres. Along the quays, more than 560 exhibitors, including designers, naval architects, shipbuilders, equipment manufacturers and luxury service providers, form a comprehensive ecosystem. For the 2026 edition, a new Designer Gallery will be introduced within the Dockside Area, bringing together some of the industry’s most prominent designers.
Beyond the exhibition itself, the show hosts the Monaco Yacht Summit, a series of conferences and round-table discussions bringing together experts, engineers, designers and yacht owners to address the industry’s key challenges, including technological innovation, environmental transition and investment strategies. The Blue Wake programme, meanwhile, highlights the most sustainable solutions presented by exhibitors, reaffirming the show’s commitment to a more responsible approach to yachting. Richard Mille is the official sponsor of this year’s edition.
Each year, the Monaco Yacht Show serves as an indicator of the strength of the international luxury market and of the Principality’s appeal to a global high-net-worth clientele. The yacht owners, shipowners and investors gathering at Port Hercule over these four days often share an interest in Monaco that extends well beyond yachting, whether they visit the Principality regularly, own a second residence there, or are considering making Monaco their permanent home.
There is a clear connection between the world of luxury yachting and Monaco’s high-end real estate market: the same profiles of buyers seek, both for their yacht and their residence, exceptional standards, discretion and easy access to the most exclusive services. The districts closest to the harbour, particularly La Condamine and the Carré d’Or, benefit directly from their proximity to Port Hercule and its yachting activity, making them especially sought-after areas among an international clientele connected to the world of superyachting.
What are the dates of the Monaco Yacht Show 2026? The event will take place from 23 to 26 September 2026 at Port Hercule in Monaco, marking its 35th edition.
How many yachts and exhibitors are featured at the MYS? Each year, the show brings together approximately 120 superyachts and around 60 luxury tenders, alongside an ecosystem of more than 560 professional exhibitors.
Is the Monaco Yacht Show open to the public? Access is available by purchasing a ticket through the show’s official ticketing service, with the exception of the opening day, which is reserved for invited guests.
Why is the Monaco Yacht Show relevant to the local real estate market? The event attracts a wealthy international clientele whose expectations, discretion, exceptional standards and proximity to the harbour, often align with those seeking to acquire luxury real estate in Monaco.
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