Monaco Yacht ShowAdventure as a show magnet

Martin Hager

 · 26.01.2023

Monaco Yacht Show: Adventure as a show magnetPhoto: Mc-Clic
Small harbour, full jetties: the organisers are expecting more than 100 yachts on the quays of Port Hercule again this year. The really large formats will once again moor at the cruise terminal.
The Monaco Yacht Show takes place from 28 September to 1 October and presents itself with an overhauled layout and adapted concept. In addition to an increased focus on green technologies, experience-orientated visitors in particular will find plenty of inspiration.

Every year at the end of September, Port Hercule is transformed into the hub of the superyacht world. Shipyards, designers and suppliers show a select audience what they are capable of in the most exclusive setting. Nowhere else in the world is the density of new yachts greater than during the four days of the Monaco Yacht Show (MYS). The value of the ships on display - year after year - amounts to several billion euros, a collection that is unrivalled. After the organisers of the most important large yacht event made extensive adjustments to the concept last September, the MYS will also present itself with a new layout and trendy focal points in 2022. New features include the Sustainability Hub, an exhibition area for companies specialising in technologies to reduce the ecological footprint of superyachts. The newly created Adventure Area is also dedicated to the themes of adventure, tenders and toys and the discovery of remote destinations on this planet. Here, visitors will find helicopters, exciting weekender formats as well as supercars and off-road vehicles that meet the highest standards. Fans of large sailing formats can rejoice: all the yachts with masts will once again be close together on Quai l'Hirondelle, in the immediate vicinity of the Yacht Club de Monaco. As usual, the daily prices for the 31st MYS are 500 euros, a two-day ticket is available for 850 euros.

Preliminary layout: The largest yachts are moored at the Quai Rainier III cruise pier and at the head ends of Quai Rainier 1er and Quai l'Hirondelle. BOOTE EXCLUSIV (DS97) as well as the Sustainability Hub can be found at Darse Sud. The new Adventure Area will be located on Quai Jarlan and Quai Antoine 1er. | Graphic: MYSPreliminary layout: The largest yachts are moored at the Quai Rainier III cruise pier and at the head ends of Quai Rainier 1er and Quai l'Hirondelle. BOOTE EXCLUSIV (DS97) as well as the Sustainability Hub can be found at Darse Sud. The new Adventure Area will be located on Quai Jarlan and Quai Antoine 1er. | Graphic: MYS

The highlight of the trade fair remains the unrivalled selection of new superyachts presented by the best-known shipyards and brokerage houses. Here are the recommendations from the BOOTE EXCLUSIV editorial team:

"AHPO": The 115-metre Lürssen, to which we dedicate a large yacht portrait from page 66, is likely to attract everyone's attention in Port Hercule even without a helicopter landing. The striking Nuvolari-Lenard design is one of the most exclusive charter yachts in the world and offers guests every comfort.
Photo: Guillaume Plisson

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