With multiple 100m-plus yachts in its provisional line-up, the 35th edition of the superyacht spectacle will be held in Port Hercule from September 23-26.

Lürssen Nixie; Photo: Tom van Oossanen

Lürssen’s 102m Nixie – the German shipyard’s sixth delivery since March 2026 – is among world premieres expected at this year’s Monaco Yacht Show, based on an ongoing list updated by show organisers. Set to be berthed at Quai Rainier 1er, Nixie is designed inside and out by RWD, and available for charter through Edmiston.

Show organisers also stated that Oceanco’s 111m Leviathan, a 2025 delivery, would also be at the September 23-26 show, which is again expected to feature about 120 superyachts in Port Hercule.

Toby Moore, CEO of Informa Prestige, organiser of the Monaco Yacht Show, said: “What this fleet offers a client exists nowhere else in the world. In four days and in a single harbour, you can walk the decks of 43 yachts delivering this year (2026), stand alongside the yards that built them and the brokers who will charter, manage or resell them.

“At a time when a new commission at a leading shipyard means waiting until 2028 or beyond, that concentration of near-term fleet, builders and brokerage expertise in one place, once a year, is the first and most concrete benefit the show delivers to yacht clients.”

As well as Nixie and Leviathan, recent deliveries in the show’s provisional line-up include the first Amels 80, Pangea, and the ninth Amels 60, QU2, both exhibited by parent company Damen Yachting.

Sanlorenzo 74Steel Silver Fox

Sanlorenzo will display its first 74Steel, Silver Fox, a world premiere, as well as a 58Steel (2024). The 71.5m Feadship Vanish (2021) and 77.7m Malia (2023) by Golden Yachts of Greece will both be exhibited by Burgess.

CRN will stage the Europe debut of the 67.5m Amor à Vida, while other yachts from Ferretti Group brands include the first Riva 54Metri, making its global debut, and the Custom Line Navetta 35 following its scheduled premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival earlier (September 8-13).

Benetti will show a B.Now 67M at the show for a second successive year, following the launch of two new units in early 2026, as well as a new B.Now 50M. Azimut, also part of the AzimutƖBenetti Group, will show its first Grande 44M following the model’s scheduled debut at Cannes, and also display a Grande 30M and Magellano 30M.

Baglietto, another leading Italian shipyard, is staging the world premieres of its Fast50 (50m) and T60 (60.6m), while other debuts include GX Superyachts’ first GX42 Merinos, the Sirena Superyachts 42M and the Majesty 145 from Gulf Craft Group. Next Yacht Group is exhibiting AB Yachts’ AB110 and Maiora’s M|38, both 2026 deliveries.

Catamarans include the first Sunreef 100 Eco sailing catamaran, Ipharra II, a global debut, and Fountaine Pajot’s Thira 80, as well as Lagoon’s Eighty 3 powercat, set to debut at Cannes.

Ares Yachts’ 62m Simena (2026) and Vitters’ 44.3m Magic (2025) are among sailing boats, which will include the second Swan 128, Raijin, launched this year, and the Grand Soleil Plus 80 Long Cruise (Bianca II) following its debut at Cannes.

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