Top 10 things that I liked at Monaco Yacht Show 2026 

Sailing boats. Fun zone. A lot of superyachts and the most interesting features you can have on a boat – from an helicopter to an F1 car, from a golf practice zone to an entire Spa. Monaco Yacht Show 2026 was even more surprising than last year (if can be possible) and I cannot wait for the next edition. 

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More info about all the exhibitions and more conclusions after the conferences – to see on https://www.monacoyachtshow.com/en/. 
The stories on the spot – here – on @alinaaliman Instagram account (highlights and posts).
About Monaco Yacht Show 2025 – read HERE. 

The 2026 Monaco Yacht Show gathered more than 120 yachts across the quays in Port Hercule, alongside world premieres and bold new concepts that push architectural and engineering possibilities even further. 

The water shuttle: I know, I know, but this is the charm being on Monaco – boat shuttles driving around the port, taking us from one quay to another… I tell you, no better way to wonder around the nautic show and even to see, from a different perspective, the whole parade. 

The battle of the superyachts: The 111-meter Oceanco Leviathan was the biggest yacht in the marina – looking like a floating tech headquarters, with robots walking around on board, 15 stations and… an Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro parked on the helipad. Then, Nixie (by Lürssen) had 126 sqm beach club, spa, a huge gym and an infinity pool. An San Lorenzo displayed the 73.4m Silver Fox (and I was lucky to get a visit onboard, not so lucky to take pictures there 🙂 . Actually, there were 43 superyachts delivered in 2026 in Port Hercule for the 35th edition of MYS.

The Blue Wake Awards 2026: honouring the innovators leading the charge toward a more sustainable future in superyachting. Launched last year in partnership with Water Revolution Foundation, the Blue Wake™ programme provides an evidence-based framework for identifying environmental solutions with proven, measurable impact. This year, 60 validated exhibitors were competing – the entire list of winners – on https://www.monacoyachtshow.com/en/blue-wake-awards-2026-meet-the-winners

The sailing boats: 10 vessels were on the water and a lot of exhibitors presenting their newest boats. Sunreef unveiled its fully electric 100 Eco catamaran, with Sunreef’s patented solar power system integrated into the hull, superstructure, and bimini. The 62-meter Simena, built by Turkish yard Ares Yachts in 2026, stood out as the largest and most expensive sailing yacht at the event (inspired by classic clipper ships and traditional wood aesthetics). And I had the pleasure to take the first look at Oyster Yachts’ new 36M flagship – created in collaboration with a leading name in sailing superyacht design, Frers Naval Architecture & Engineering, it introduces a new level of scale, individuality and future-facing expression of the Oyster brand with the bluewater capability for which Oyster is known for. 

The fun water toys: the Adventure Area was pretty fun this year, too, and have found some nice water toys that I really really need. Water gear & the board from Brabus, the electric foil from Awake, the sea bob from Seabob FS Designed by Studio FA Porsche, the Riva beautiful board… 

The interior design area: it is always so nice to see the smart way that interior designers are looking new and elegant solutions for yacht interiors. I loved the fabrics and upholstery materials from Paola Lenti (this year with an expansion of the collections designed by Espen Øino), the Orsona Yachting mosaic, the sport gear Pinnetti Leather  and the table setups of Sabrina Monte Carlo. 

The classical Riva, always in my heart. Especially that one that appeared in James Bond movies. The end. 

The beauty & the unusual: I saw some boats I coulnd’t identify and some I like very much. Among them, the new boats from Scotland Nautique, the Fraser yachst, Pirelli ribs, the shape of Cecil Wright boats, the super powerful models from Kosovo – Koshi Marine, the omnipresent branding of Edminston brokerage company and the idea of putting artist to make an entire painting inspired by yacht models at Lürssen.

The sustainable idea of water supply: for the visitors provided by Pure Iconic Water. And the coffee from Cremadonna – the art & coffee in a same machine, disguised as a sculpture. 

The end: it is something unique to see (and, definitely, to hear who a Monaco Yacht Show is finished, with a lot of horns from every boast in the port). Just amazing vibe. 

Photography: Camil Aliman / dreamingof.net.