The Monaco Yacht Show returns to Port Hercule from Wednesday, September 23 to Saturday, September 26, bringing together more than 100 superyachts, with a significant portion of the fleet available for private charter, ranging from brand-new deliveries making their global debut to established yachts returning after substantial refits.
Topping the charter fleet is Nixie, a 102.4-metre Lürssen and the largest rental on display this year. Delivered in June 2026 and designed inside and out by British studio RWD, the yacht’s appearance in Monaco marks her global debut, having joined the Mediterranean charter market directly following delivery. Formerly known as Project JASSJ, Nixie spans five decks and accommodates up to 12 guests across 10 cabins, including a dedicated owner’s deck.
Also new to the market is Angelique, an 88-metre yacht built by Turquoise Yachts with exterior and interior design by H2 Yacht Design. She accommodates 12 guests across seven cabins with a crew of 27, and places heavy emphasis on outdoor living, featuring an expansive sundeck, an outdoor cinema and a 6.5-metre glass-sided swimming pool, alongside a drive-in tender dock, beach club, and a helipad that converts into a basketball court.
Representing a more established presence in the fleet is Synthesis, a 74-metre Amels delivered in 2021 and refitted this year. Designed externally by Tim Heywood with interiors by Winch Design, the yacht sleeps 12 guests across six cabins and includes an aft infinity pool and a lower-deck wellness area with a sauna, hammam, massage room and plunge pool.
Offering a different kind of history altogether is Coral Ocean, a 72.54-metre Lürssen originally delivered in 1994 and given a major refit in 2022. Her Bannenberg & Rowell interiors retain the character of an earlier custom-build era, while accommodating up to 12 guests across seven cabins with a crew of 22, supported by a spa, sauna, gym and beach club.
Among the newest additions is Silver Fox, a 72-metre Sanlorenzo delivered this year as part of the shipyard’s 74Steel platform, combining exterior design by Zuccon International Project with interiors from Francesco Paszkowski Design and Margherita Casprini. The yacht features a 290-square-metre beach club, a glass-floor aft swimming pool, a private owner’s deck and hybrid diesel-electric propulsion, accommodating up to 12 guests.
Rounding out the group is Amor a Vida, a 67-metre CRN launched in 2025 with naval architecture by CRN and exterior and interior design by Nuvolari Lenard, developed in collaboration with Valentina Zannier. The steel-and-aluminium yacht accommodates 12 guests across seven cabins, featuring a full-beam master suite, private beach club and hybrid propulsion designed to improve fuel efficiency while reducing vibration.
With its consistent reputation for hosting some of the world’s largest charter yachts, this year’s Monaco Yacht Show once again offers visitors a rare opportunity to step aboard vessels spanning three decades of design and engineering, from newly delivered flagships to painstakingly refitted classics, all gathered in Port Hercule for four days.
Image: Nixie