43 Brand-New Superyachts Confirmed for the Monaco Yacht Show 2026

July 2026

The Monaco Yacht Show has unveiled the first official fleet list for its 35th edition, taking place from 23 to 26 September 2026 in Port Hercule. Already, 43 brand-new superyachts delivered in 2026 have been confirmed, with the final fleet expected to reach around 120 yachts by opening day.

This exceptional concentration of new launches reinforces Monaco’s position as the world’s premier showcase for the latest superyacht deliveries, bringing together shipyards, brokers, designers and owners in one exclusive location.

The newest generation of superyachts

The 2026 fleet spans an impressive range of sizes, from Arcadia Yachts’ 23.98-metre A80 to the spectacular 102-metre Lürssen Nixie, one of the largest new yachts making her Monaco debut.

Several leading shipyards will present their latest creations, including:

• Damen Yachting with the 80m Pangea and the 60m QU2

• Sanlorenzo with the 73.4m Silver Fox
• Benetti, Baglietto, Tankoa, The Italian Sea Group, Mangusta, Mengi Yay, Gulf Craft, Sirena, Moonen, Columbus Yachts and ISA Yachts, among many others.

Italy continues to dominate

Italian builders remain particularly well represented throughout the fleet.

Brands including Sanlorenzo, Benetti, Riva, Pershing, Custom Line, Azimut, Baglietto and Mangusta highlight Italy’s continued leadership across the luxury yacht sector, offering everything from semi-custom models to fully bespoke superyachts.

Strong presence across every size category

One of the most remarkable aspects of this year’s line-up is the diversity of the fleet. The highly competitive 40 to 60-metre segment welcomes numerous 2026 deliveries, while the 30 to 40-metre range remains equally dynamic with new launches from AB Yachts, Moonen, Maiora, Sirena and Palumbo Superyachts. The sub-30-metre market also sees significant activity, with new models from Princess Yachts, Arcadia, Wally, AVA Yachts and Arksen making their Monaco debut.

Sailing yachts and multihulls

Sailing yachts continue to play an important role at the Monaco Yacht Show. Among the highlights is Simena, the impressive new 62-metre sailing yacht by Ares Yachts, alongside recent launches from Nautor Swan, Vitters and Grand Soleil.

The multihull segment also continues to grow, with new catamarans from Sunreef and Lagoon joining the fleet, reflecting increasing demand for luxury multihull cruising.

A unique marketplace

Beyond the latest launches, the Monaco Yacht Show remains one of the world’s leading marketplaces for brokerage, charter and refit opportunities. Visitors will be able to discover an exceptional selection of recently delivered yachts alongside iconic vessels available for sale, charter or recently refitted, offering a comprehensive overview of today’s superyacht market. With additional yachts expected to be announced in the coming weeks, the 35th Monaco Yacht Show promises once again to gather one of the most remarkable collections of luxury yachts ever assembled in a single harbour.