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23 to 26 September
The 35th Monaco Yacht Show opens this week in Port Hercule. Around 120 superyachts will be in the water, with 553 exhibitors ashore, and the organiser counts 43 yachts delivered in 2026 among the fleet.
The debuts to see
Lurssen’s 102-metre Nixie makes her public debut, one of six Lurssen deliveries this year. Sanlorenzo shows the first 74Steel, the 73.4-metre Silver Fox. Damen Yachting presents the world debut of the first Amels 80, Pangea.
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More debuts
Benetti brings the B.Now 67M Dagger, the largest model yet with the Oasis Deck. Baglietto shows its first T60, Kinda II. GX Superyachts debuts the hybrid 42-metre GX42, with a claimed 100 nautical miles of electric range.
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The market behind the fleet
2028+
New commissions at the leading yards mean waiting until 2028 or beyond for a build slot, the organiser notes.
BOAT International’s Global Order Book 2026: the count of yachts on order fell for the second consecutive year, while average length and tonnage reached record levels. Fewer boats, bigger boats, longer waits.
Yacht & Ocean
Watch the 43 yachts delivered in 2026: they are the show’s real substance, the new-build market made walkable.
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