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A world-leading event in superyachting, the Monaco Yacht Show sets sail this September in idyllic Port Hercules. An annual port of call for yacht owners, future superyacht purchasers and industry decision-makers to celebrate the quintessence of the superyacht lifestyle, this year’s extravaganza of nautical glam presents nearly 300 exhibitors launching le dernier cri in boat toys, architecture and the latest yacht trends.

While visitors will almost certainly flock to the nearly 60 superyachts on showcase – including 40 brand-new launches by some of the most famous shipyards like Benetti, Feadship and Lürssen – guests will also notice a decidedly more varied experience, highlighted in two new unique exhibitions, one dedicated to sailing boats and another to yacht design and innovation where visitors can interact with the latest high-tech design projects and their creators. It’s the perfect opportunity for keen investors to meet up with industry experts and MYS’s highly curated luxury manufacturers to discuss their next yacht project or simply meet with a range of builders and designers, yacht brokers, and the providers of tenders, nautical gadgets and water toys – as well as gadgets for the land and skies, such as private jets, helicopters, motorbikes and automobiles. Another new touchstone is the new Dockside Area, a portion of the show dedicated to companies directly linked with the construction of superyachts and tenders, which will be exclusively open to end customers with an invitation on the first day (Wednesday 22 September 2021).

With Covid safety protocols strictly in place, the event promises safety of the utmost degree, with a host of sanitary measures that include mandatory PCR tests, face-mask requirements as well as deep-cleaning protocols which will take place throughout each day’s event.

For more information on the event visit monacoyachtshow.com