Event Details
Welcome to the Monaco Yacht Show 2026
From September 23 to 26, 2026, Port Hercule once again becomes the most exclusive stage in the yachting world. For its 35th edition, the Monaco Yacht Show brings together shipyards, designers, brokers and some of the world's wealthiest visitors to admire more than 120 superyachts on display in the water, with a combined value running into billions of euros.
Highlights and Attractions at the Monaco Yacht Show
- More than 120 superyachts shown in real water conditions right at the quay, many over 50 meters long
- Around forty world premieres of new yachts each year
- Over 560 exhibitors covering shipyards, design, equipment and brokerage
- The Adventure Area featuring tenders, water toys and other yacht lifestyle gear
- The new BOAT Lounge, a dedicated space for networking and industry discussion
- Talks and networking formats including daily BOAT Radio sessions
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Program and Schedule: What to Expect in Monaco
The Monaco Yacht Show opens on Wednesday with a launch conference and runs through Saturday over four full days. Alongside viewing the yachts themselves, the program includes exclusive networking evenings, industry discussions on the future of yachting, and on Thursday a dedicated session introducing newcomers to superyacht ownership. The full supporting program is finalized by organizers in the months leading up to the event.
Tickets and Admission for the Monaco Yacht Show
Tickets are sold exclusively online through the official website, with no ticket sales available on site. A Wednesday pass costs 400 euros, while a standard one day pass for Thursday through Saturday costs around 700 euros. Multi day passes are also available for visitors who want to attend more than one day, along with the exclusive Sapphire Experience offering VIP access at a significantly higher price.
Visitor Tips: Travel and Accommodation in Monaco
- Hotels in Monaco and nearby Nice fill up fast during show week and prices rise sharply, so early booking is essential
- The easiest way to arrive is through Nice Airport, followed by a helicopter transfer or train into Monaco
- Comfortable shoes are a good idea, since walking the length of the quays can add up to several kilometers
- Anyone with serious buying interest should arrange broker meetings ahead of the event rather than on site
