
The next edition of the most important event in the superyacht industry began in Monaco, bringing together vessels worth billions of dollars.
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The Monaco Yacht Show is an annual event showcasing the latest developments in the luxury yacht industry.
The Monaco Yacht Show has been considered the most important event in the superyacht industry for years. The 2026 edition, which runs from September 23 to 26, sets new standards right from the start. In the heart of Port Hercule, as many as 117 superyachts are moored, the total length of which exceeds 5.5 kilometers.
The average length of the presented units is 47.66 meters, and the average age of the yachts is only 6.47 years, which indicates an exceptionally young and modern fleet.
Among the 79 debuts, we can find as many as 46 yachts delivered in 2026. The largest of them is the 111-meter Leviathan from Oceanco - a real colossus that attracts the attention of all visitors.
$2.5 billion brokerage fleet
One of the most important aspects of the Monaco Yacht Show is the brokerage activity. This year, as many as 70 superyachts were put up for sale, with a total value exceeding USD 2.5 billion. The average asking price is $35.2 million, but much more expensive units are at the top of the list.
The most expensive yacht for sale is the 72-meter Feadship Vanish, valued at EUR 148 million. It is closely followed by the 76.5-meter Boardwalk V (EUR 135 million) and the 74-meter Amels 242 Synthesis (EUR 132 million). Other unique units include the 73-meter Coral Ocean from Lürssen (EUR 99 million) and the 75-meter Zeus from Blohm+Voss (EUR 77 million).
Monaco Yacht Show 2026 is also an opportunity for world premieres of the most innovative and luxurious units. The biggest star of this year's edition is Oceanco's Leviathan - a 111-meter superyacht with a diesel-electric drive, designed with the crew in mind and equipped with a diving center, laboratory and hospital.
No less impressive is the 102.4-meter Lürssen Nixie, with a 270-square-meter beach club and a suspended glass pool.
This year's edition of the fair places a strong emphasis on design and new technologies. The new Designers' Gallery brings together leading designers and innovative concepts in one place, and the Blue Wake program promotes pro-ecological solutions - from materials to technologies that reduce emissions and protect the marine environment.

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