NIXIE
102 m
Lürssen · 2026
ViewMonaco · Main Event Guide
Monaco Yacht Show 2026
The complete ViewMonaco guide to the superyachts, show areas, access, transport and Monaco life surrounding the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show.
23–26 Sep2026 dates
120+Superyachts
60+Luxury tenders
4 daysPort Hercule
35thEdition
The 2026 edition
Superyachting takes over Port Hercule.
For four days, Port Hercule becomes a concentrated showcase of superyachts, yacht builders, brokers, designers, equipment specialists and luxury services. The official MYS fleet is expected to exceed 120 superyachts, with the Dockside Area also presenting more than 60 luxury tenders.
ViewMonaco brings the event together with the practical side of being in the Principality: how to arrive, which entrance to use, where to eat, where to stay and what to do once the show closes for the day.
Why this edition matters
New yachts.
Major premieres.
One harbour.
The first official 2026 fleet announcement included 43 yachts delivered in 2026, spanning from compact superyachts to the 102-metre NIXIE by Lürssen.
Fleet highlights
Superyachts to discover in Monaco.
A selection of standout yachts listed by the Monaco Yacht Show for 2026. Availability and boarding remain subject to the exhibitor, broker and the visitor’s pass or appointment.
ANGELIQUE
87.7 m
Turquoise Yachts · 2026
PANGEA
80 m
Amels · 2025
74 STEEL
73.4 m
Sanlorenzo · 2025
SEA RAIDER X
66.4 m
ISA Yachts · 2026
T60
60.6 m
Baglietto · 2026
Explore the show
Six ways into the Monaco Yacht Show.
The MYS is more than the yacht berths. Use these areas to decide what matters most to your visit before you start crossing Port Hercule.
Dockside Area
The on-water core of MYS: superyachts, luxury tenders, builders, brokers, naval architects and yacht-management specialists.
Sailing Yacht Area
Large sailing yachts and the specialists behind their design, construction and operation, within the Dockside Area.
Adventure Area
Tenders, water toys, vehicles and technology focused on exploration, leisure and the wider superyacht lifestyle.
Designer Gallery
New for 2026, a unified space dedicated to yacht designers, concepts and the creative thinking shaping future vessels.
Blue Wake™
The MYS programme highlighting validated environmental solutions and more responsible technologies across the yachting industry.
Upper Deck Lounge
A hospitality and design area at Parvis Piscine with lounge, restaurant and luxury interiors-focused exhibitors.
Plan your visit
The practical information that saves time.
Opening hours
- Wed 23 Sep: 10:00–18:30
- Thu 24 Sep: 10:00–18:30
- Fri 25 Sep: 10:00–18:30
- Sat 26 Sep: 10:00–18:00
Wednesday: Visitor Pass holders can enter exhibition areas, but the Dockside Area is reserved for invited guests and eligible VIP/guest passes. Visitor access to Dockside starts Thursday.
Four public entrances
- Quai Antoine Ier
- Parvis Piscine / Boulevard Albert Ier
- Quai Chicane
- Quai Albert Ier
Choose the entrance closest to the zones and appointments you want to prioritise.
Inside the show
Electric golf carts and MYS shuttle boats connect exhibition areas during show hours. Both services are listed by the organiser as free for participants.
Courtesy cars also operate, but are restricted to eligible VIP, exhibitor guest and yacht-owner pass holders.
Getting around Monaco
For MYS week, public transport is especially useful. The organiser states that Monaco bus services are free from 18 to 30 September 2026, with no ticket or pass required.
Access & orientation
Choose the best entrance before you arrive.
The Monaco Yacht Show has four public access points around Port Hercule. Choose the entrance closest to the areas, yacht appointments and services you want to prioritise, then use the official MYS map for live berth and exhibitor positions.
Quai Antoine Ier
A principal access point on the western side of Port Hercule, useful for visitors approaching from the Quai Antoine Ier and Fontvieille direction.
Parvis Piscine
An important central access point on Boulevard Albert Ier, close to the swimming-pool area and several major exhibition zones.
Quai Chicane
A harbour-side entrance providing convenient access to central show areas and useful connections across Port Hercule.
Quai Albert Ier
A practical entrance for visitors approaching from the eastern and Monte-Carlo side of the harbour.
Plan the complete stay
Stay, eat and move around Monaco.
Start with MYS, then move directly into the ViewMonaco directory and practical guides for the rest of your stay.
Hotels
Stay close to Port Hercule, Monte-Carlo or Fontvieille and reduce daily transfer time during the show.
Restaurants
Book early for lunch and dinner during one of Monaco’s busiest international weeks.
Parking
Compare public car parks and consider park-and-ride options rather than driving directly to the harbour.
Transport
Train, bus, taxis, lifts and harbour connections can all help you avoid MYS traffic.
After the Monaco Yacht Show
When the docks close, Monaco keeps going.
Use ViewMonaco to move from the show into dinner, cocktails, nightlife and events around the Principality.
Dinner
Port Hercule, La Condamine, Monte-Carlo and Larvotto all offer different post-show dining atmospheres.
Nightlife
Discover late-night venues, club nights and special MYS-week programming across Monaco.
What’s On: 23–26 Sep
See concerts, nightlife, restaurant events and other happenings listed on ViewMonaco during Yacht Show week.
FAQ
Monaco Yacht Show 2026 questions.
When is the Monaco Yacht Show 2026?
The show runs from Wednesday 23 to Saturday 26 September 2026 at Port Hercule in Monaco.
What are the opening hours?
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are scheduled from 10:00 to 18:30. Saturday is scheduled from 10:00 to 18:00.
Can a normal Visitor Pass access the yachts on Wednesday?
On Wednesday 23 September, Visitor Pass holders can access exhibition areas but not the Dockside Area. Dockside access for Visitor Passes begins on Thursday. Yacht boarding itself is always at the discretion of the exhibiting shipyard or broker.
Where are the public entrances?
The organiser lists four public entrances: Quai Antoine Ier, Parvis Piscine on Boulevard Albert Ier, Quai Chicane and Quai Albert Ier.
Are there shuttles inside the show?
Yes. MYS lists electric golf carts and shuttle boats between exhibition areas as free transport for participants during show hours.
Are Monaco buses free during the Monaco Yacht Show?
For 2026, the organiser states that all Monaco bus services are free from 18 to 30 September, with no ticket or pass required.
Can I board any yacht I see?
No. Onboard visits are subject to the exhibiting shipyard or yacht broker and may depend on your pass, profile or a pre-arranged appointment.
Where should I stay during the Monaco Yacht Show?
Staying inside Monaco reduces daily transfer time. Port Hercule and La Condamine are closest to the show, while Monte-Carlo, Larvotto and Fontvieille remain practical depending on your programme.
Should I drive to Port Hercule?
Driving directly into central Monaco can be slower during major events. Train, bus and park-and-ride options are often easier.
What can I do after the Yacht Show closes?
ViewMonaco covers restaurants, bars, nightlife, events and neighbourhood guides throughout the Principality.
ViewMonaco · Monaco Yacht Show
Make the most of Monaco during Yacht Show week.
From the docks to hotels, restaurants, transport and evening plans, use ViewMonaco as the local layer around the Monaco Yacht Show.
Independent visitor guide by ViewMonaco. ViewMonaco is not affiliated with, endorsed by or the official website of Monaco Yacht Show, Informa or any exhibitor, yacht builder, broker or sponsor. Event information can change; verify operational details and access conditions with the official Monaco Yacht Show before travelling.
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