From world debuts to designer interiors and sustainable solutions, here is your guide to the must-see boats at this year’s Monaco Yacht Show.
It’s that time again when the world’s yachting elite set course for the Principality, as the Monaco Yacht Show returns to Port Hercules from September 24th-27th. Each year this prestigious event draws thousands of owners, prospective buyers and luxury yachting aficionados to witness the very best the industry has to offer. The 2025 edition is shaping up to be the most impressive yet, with a fleet of 120 superyachts— nearly half making their world debut—and 60 luxury tenders set to steal the spotlight. More than 560 companies will showcase the latest in design, technology and innovation, promising a spectacle that captures the cutting edge of modern yachting.
Key zones return this year— including the Yacht Design & Innovation Hub, the Adventure Area and the Upper Deck Lounge—presenting dedicated spaces for education, networking and inspiration. Making its debut is the Blue Wake programme, launched in partnership with the Water Revolution Foundation. This initiative will shine a spotlight on eco-conscious technologies and solutions, giving well-deserved visibility to brands leading the charge toward a more sustainable future. “Sustainability has become an essential driver of innovation in yachting, and our role at MYS is to provide a platform where these advancements can gain the recognition they deserve,” says Gaëlle Tallarida, managing director of the Monaco Yacht Show. “With Blue Wake, we are reinforcing this commitment by ensuring that sustainability is an integral part of the event experience—engaging all stakeholders in meaningful discussions about the future of our industry.”
For anyone considering purchasing, chartering or building a yacht, the Monaco Yacht Show offers the unique opportunity to refine plans and fast-track decisions. With so much to explore, knowing where to begin is essential. The following pages feature our top highlights to look out for at this year’s extravaganza
Lady Marina
Best for: Long-range family cruising
Built by Feadship De Vries and carefully maintained, Lady Marina is a 64 m tri-deck superyacht first launched in 1999 for a multigenerational family to explore the Caribbean and Mediterranean in style. Now offered for sale with Moravia Yachting at €39,950,000 (VAT included), she combines classic pedigree with modern comfort across three decks linked by an internal elevator and a certified helideck for seamless access.
With a generous transoceanic range of 5,500 nautical miles, Lady Marina is designed for extended cruising. The Donald Starkey interior blends refined style with subtle character—from an owner’s private study to guest cabins named after star constellations. Lady Marina sleeps up to 17 guests across six main cabins, including a fullbeam master suite with private study, plus two smaller cabins for three additional passengers. A wellness area with gym, spa, sauna, two hot tubs and a panoramic observation lounge creates a relaxed, resort-style atmosphere ideal for adventures with relatives or entertaining friends.
Camila
Best for: Generous, stylish spaces
Camila, the newest in Bilgin Yachts’ acclaimed 50 m Bilgin 163 series, blends a sleek, sporty silhouette by Unique Yacht Design with interiors by Hot Lab that reflect modern sophistication and the owner’s personal style. Her layout connects expansive decks, a beach club and elegant interiors to create seamless spaces for entertaining or relaxing in privacy.
With 20 percent more interior volume than comparable yachts, Camila offers generous suites, sun decks and open-air dining areas intended for long, luxurious voyages. She combines contemporary design, comfort and performance for unforgettable journeys— the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show is her debut.
Alfa G
Best for: Award-winning design
Built by Oceanco for its original owner in 2004, Alfa G has undergone several multimillion-euro refits—the most recent was completed in September 2024 by G&K Yachting. This transformative €20 million project earned Alfa G the title of Best Superyacht Rebuild at the 2025 Robb Report Monaco & Côte d’Azur Best of the Best Awards.
The 82 m yacht’s new interiors— restyled by Alexandre Thiriat—feature opulent materials, bespoke furnishings and modern art pieces. Accommodation is for up to 16 in six cabins, including a duplex master suite with a private observation lounge and a VIP cabin. On deck, the refit added a new aft terrace with dining space, a snug and a state-of-the-art pool with an optional current for swimming. Multiple lounges, al-fresco dining options, a grand piano in the main saloon and a welcoming sky lounge create a relaxed, resort-like atmosphere, while a touch-and-go helipad and a fully equipped gym complete the experience.
Mangusta Oceano 50
Best for: Connection to the sea
Making her inaugural appearance at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show, the fifth Mangusta Oceano 50 combines sleek exterior lines by Alberto Mancini and the Overmarine Group’s technical department with a design focused on seamless connection to the sea. Three cascading beach terraces, two panoramic pools, a private aft lounge and expansive dining and sunbathing areas set the tone for outdoor living.
Inside, a full-beam master suite with a sea-view balcony and four guest cabins offer elegant accommodation. Vast windows and foldaway doors flood the bespoke interiors with natural light, while open-air lounges and spa-like spaces create a calm, resort-style atmosphere for long-range cruising.
SX120
Best for: Next-gen yachting
Unveiled at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show, the SX120 joins Sanlorenzo’s crossover line with a bold architectural profile and the brand’s signature made-to-measure approach. Designed for a new generation of owners, she emphasises lifestyle, openness and elegance, with a sweeping aft deck, fluid indoor-outdoor transitions and flexible, light-filled interiors. Every detail reflects Sanlorenzo’s design-led philosophy, from the expansive social spaces to the refined, contemporary aesthetic throughout.
Created for those who value both form and function, the SX120 brings a fresh sense of freedom to life on the water —maintaining the timeless sophistication for which the Italian shipyard is renowned.
King Benji
Best for: Socialising in luxury
Bold, playful and built for voyaging, King Benji brings a refreshed sense of freedom to luxury cruising. At 47 m, the Dunya-built explorer yacht offers accommodation for 10 guests across five uniquely styled cabins, with interiors designed for comfort, colour and easy socialising. Expansive deck spaces set the tone for life onboard—picture a foredeck plunge pool, a vast and versatile aft deck and a crow’s nest snug with sweeping views.
Inside, retractable glass walls transform the saloon lounges into breezy, open-air retreats, while dining ranges from teppanyaki nights on the bridge deck to laid-back lunches by the sea. This striking vessel is available to charter with Cecil Wright from €250,000 per week.
Solemates
Best for: Turning heads
Delivered earlier this year, Solemates brings a fresh look to Heesen’s 55 m Steel Series with bold green exterior lines and a restyled design that maximises ocean views throughout. Interiors by Luca Dini Design combine soft neutrals with vibrant bursts of lime, teal and baby blue for a contemporary yet welcoming feel. Six guest cabins—including a master on the main deck and VIP on the bridge deck— ensure comfort and privacy. Expansive decks, open dining spaces and a seamless indoor-outdoor flow create an inviting atmosphere for cruising in style, making Solemates a standout at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show.
Visitors can also compare her to Project Agnetha, another 55 m yacht from the same series, with Heesen arranging tenders to Cap-d’Ail throughout the show.
Energy
Best for: Contemporary living
Energy will be one of the largest yachts at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show—the 77.8 m Amels masterpiece is offered for sale with Fraser Yachts at €185 million. Delivered in 2022 with exterior design by Espen Øino and interiors by Zuretti, Energy offers seven staterooms for 14 guests—including a full owner’s deck with private hot tub, lounge and marble firepit.
Wellness spaces range from a beach club and spa to a gym, sauna and hammam, while a music lounge, beauty salon and boardroom add to the versatility. Expansive decks feature a swimming pool, helipad lounge and fold-out terraces for seamless indoor-outdoor living.
Valor
Best for: Exploring in style
At nearly 80 m, Valor is Feadship’s bold new explorer yacht, created for a repeat client with dreams of venturing from the Northwest Passage to the world’s most remote regions. She blends strength and elegance, with Studio De Voogt’s striking exterior lines, a warm Bannenberg & Rowell interior and expansive outdoor spaces including an infinity pool, hot tubs, a generous beach club and a private owner’s deck with terraces. Advanced hybrid propulsion allows periods of silent zero-emissions cruising, combining capability with sophistication.
Debuting at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show, Valor illustrates that true adventure can come with exceptional style.
Acala
Best for: Global exploration
Making a return to the Monaco Yacht Show this year, Acala is offered for sale with Cecil Wright at €29,995,000. The award-winning 43 m yacht, built by Cantiere delle Marche, captivates with her rugged explorer aesthetic, superb diving store and elegant interior. Commissioned by a seasoned yachtsman, Acala pairs Horacio Bozzo’s bold exterior design with Simón Hamui’s warm, natural interiors—complete with bespoke furnishings and tactile finishes.
With space for 12 guests across six cabins, a 5,000 nautical miles range and a robust steel hull, Acala seamlessly combines long-range adventure, luxurious comfort and head-turning design.
Riva 112’ Dolcevita Super
Best for: Italian panache
Fresh from her debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival, the new Riva 112’ Dolcevita Super brings a fresh take on life at sea with expanded spaces and an even closer connection to the water. At 34.37 m, she evolves the acclaimed 110’ Dolcevita with redesigned decks, a vast beach club with fold-out terraces, and multiple lounging and dining areas across the bow, cockpit and flybridge.
Interiors by Officina Italiana Design feature high-gloss rosewood, oversized windows and a choice of layouts, including a panoramic master suite, creating a yacht that blends Italian style, comfort and seamless indoor-outdoor living.
Admiral Armani
Best for: Couture details
A real head-turner, Admiral Armani marks Giorgio Armani’s debut in superyacht design, created with The Italian Sea Group to fuse high fashion with high seas. Making her world premiere at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show, the 72 m yacht combines minimalist architecture with satin metal details, sweeping terraces and vast floor-to-ceiling windows that blur indoor and outdoor living.
Interiors by Armani/Casa feature marble, walnut, bespoke lighting and fine fabrics for a calm, sophisticated ambience. From open-air lounges to a helipad and flexible entertaining spaces, the Admiral Armani redefines luxury yachting with the signature elegance of one of fashion’s greatest names.
Wedge Too
Best for: Classic sophistication
Wedge Too is a 65 m Feadship masterpiece designed by Philippe Starck, combining striking exterior lines with elegant, light-filled internal spaces. Built at Feadship’s original De Vries facility in Holland in 2002 and kept exclusively private with minimal use, she is now offered for sale with Camper & Nicholsons at €49.5 million.
Accommodation is for up to 18 guests across nine cabins, including a dedicated owner’s deck with private veranda, saloon and extensive suite. Expansive social areas include a full-width dining room for 16, a guest saloon with floor-to-ceiling windows and a sun deck with 360° views and oval pool.
BRABUS x Awake Shadow Explore jetboard
Best for: High-speed thrills
And finally, a bonus toy: the BRABUS x Awake Shadow Explore jetboard—a limited edition “one of 77”—is the ultimate water accessory for thrill-seekers. Blending BRABUS’s unmistakable style with Awake’s cutting-edge electric surfboard technology, it delivers high-speed performance with effortless control and agility. Perfect for launching off the back of your yacht or gliding across secluded bays, it offers the freedom to explore hidden coastlines.
Designed for adrenaline-fuelled fun or serene cruising alike, the Shadow Explore is a must-have addition to any superyacht garage—with the bonus of being environmentally friendly.
