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Monaco Grand Prix

22-25 may 2025.

The Principality of Monaco roars to life with all the frenetic energy of the Formula 1 Grand Prix. Whether you are an F1 fanatic or just a keen observer, experience all the intensity of one of the world’s most extraordinary motorsports events in the heart of the Yacht Club de Monaco.

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44m Yacht, Monaco Harbour

Experience the Monaco Grand Prix™ from our 'Zone A' tri-deck yacht, providing breathtaking views of the cars racing through the harbour circuit. This section of the track is among the most thrilling, and our carefully selected yacht ensures an optimal vantage point for enjoying the action. Guests enjoy VIP tender service from Port Heracles to the yacht, where champagne flows as the excitement unfolds just meters away. With views of the giant harbour screen and onboard screens, guests stay informed about the race. Hotel de Paris' official caterers collaborate with the onboard chef to curate a day of fine cuisine, including breakfast and lunch, with live cooking stations and an open bar offering champagne, wines, spirits, and more. A DJ keeps the atmosphere lively throughout the day.

• Zone One requested a berth offering the best views of the racing
• Multiple screens to keep guests abreast of the action
• Our  dedicated staff are on board to look after guests throughout the weekend
• Onboard chefs prepare a light breakfast & fine buffet luncheon
• Served with Champagne, spirits, fine wines, beers and soft drinks
• Souvenir lanyards
• Senate Grand Prix personnel are available for the duration of your trip
• Guests may use a ladder over the bow (front) to access the yacht

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Click here to view the race schedule, click here to view the circuit map, race viewing prices.

Why This Location?

This is the biggest and best type of yacht available in trackside berths and we have many years of experience making the day unforgettable.

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Very professional, customer orientated company - they remember your name when you call. Nothing seems too much trouble. Their packages are excellent - great choices along the Course to see the Cars. Rascasse and the Yachts in the harbour, being the best in my opinion.

Penelope Claire Mann - 2024

The Monaco Grand Prix was an amazing experience thanks to Senate Grand Prix. Senate Grand Prix takes the extra effort to treat all of there clients as if they where family and they make it affordable..

Art Gordon - 2024

From the moment you pick up the tickets , to the event itself, and the goodbye and drop off. I booked with Senate Grand Prix for the Monaco Grand Prix yacht experience and it has been second to none. Picking up your tickets at hotel hermitage with quite the welcome spread. Heading to the event with multiple people stationed in the principality to help you get to where you need (as this can get a little confusing for new timers). And, to the event itself, the Monaco Grand Prix weekend viewed from a beautiful yacht catered excellently, and served by quite the wonderful crew. I’m going again next year and bringing more of my friends and will be booking to senate Grand Prix again.

Mr. Lime - 2024

Absolutely fantastic experience - treated like royalty by the Senate team. Everything went like clock work and the service, food, facilities were great. The package we chose gave us exceptional views and we had a truly amazing experience!.

Stacey - 2024

Amazing trip to Monaco with my family and a few friends! We got to check one off the bucket list sitting on the back of a yacht watching the cars go by. Then moved spots each day for premier viewing and touring of Monaco. What an incredible experience. I would highly recommend this full package with stay at the Famous Fairmont. They even have two Michilin star restaurants in the hotel!

Jake William Thomas - 2024

What a weekend at Silverstone Grand Prix, the whole weekend exceeded my expectations and can’t thank the Senate team enough for providing such great service! The viewing from the legends suite was amazing, the food and drinks were faultless. Big Thankyou to Sian at senate for making it a fantastic experience, not just for me but for everyone that was in our suite. Highly recommend and will be booking with you in the future!

Scott Lonsdale - 2024

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Monaco Grand Prix Race Viewing

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Main Straight VIP Suite

Sun 28th May 2023

Style: Premium

Set up with a luxe feel, this main straight VIP suite is an incredible location for everyone - Pure racing enthusiasts, couples, friends and families. Showcasing the pearl of Monaco, the most noteworthy Monaco harbour and Main Straight. Listen to the cars as they rush by and feel it at your fingertips. Superb value with luxury amenities Food Service: featuring a combination of fine European Cuisine served as a Buffet Lunch Drinks Service: Champagne, Rose, Red Wine, White Wine, Fresh Juices, Soft Drinks and Water Highlight Offer: Ample Personal Space!

30 Guests Buffet Lunch Drinks

Open - Close: 10am – 6pm

Ample Space

Belvedere Weekend

Friday 26th May 2023

Style: Open Bar

ACM & F1 Experiences Monaco Formula One Open Bar. Food Inclusions: Canapés & A Premium French Gourmet Lunch Two Formula One Pit Lane Walks on Saturday & Sunday Trackside Exclusive Race Viewing - Reserved L Grandstand located beside the Formula One Pit Lane. Ability to view the Podium Ceremony and 360 degree circuit viewing

Canapés & French Gourmet Lunch

26th May 2023

Metropole Hotel Track Terrace

Hotel Terrace VIP Suite

Style: Platinum

An absolutely world class position and perfect for families, couples, racing enthusiasts, honey mooners and singles. You will have memories of this terrace experience forever with the desire to come back year upon year to revel in the stardom of the Monaco Formula One Grand Prix Your luxury terrace includes Premium Drinks and Served lunch Features the straight exit of Casino Square into Mirabeau corner Formula One circuit This is a very versatile location Circuit Viewing: Perfect and Close Premium Services includes Champagne Bar

Served lunch Champagne

Sat 27th May

Sun 28th May

Weekend Price

Ermanno Main Straight

Sat 27th & Sun 28th May 2023 Penthouse

Ermanno Main Straight Rooftop Terrace Location allows for viewing of the main straight leading on to St Devote corner. Enjoy this prime spot with a quality view of the starting line. Your luxury rooftop terrace includes served lunch Enjoy music from a live DJ Exclusive Q&A with a former driver. Bring your questions!

Former Driver Q&A lunch Live DJ

Heracles Building

Date: Sun 28th May 2023

Style: Gold

The Heracles Building is near St Devote Turn 1. Your adventure in this pocket of Monaco includes: Cocktail style lunch Fine Gourmet traiteur. Private / Shared Terrace Location: 4th Floor Viewing: 50%

Cocktail style lunch

Sat 27th May 2023

Caravelles Building

The Caravelles Building is on the main straight. Your action packed weekend includes: Buffet Lunch Delicious cocktails and an open bar on offer Fine gourmet traiteur Location: 6th Floor Viewing: 65%

Buffet Lunch

La Rascasse

Choose your dates

Superb close viewing of the last corner before the main straight Easy access from the walk bridge connecting F1 Paddock and La Rascasse Open Bar from 11am until 30 minutes after the day's track action on Saturday and 5pm on Sunday. Light breakfast, snacks with a FullBuffet Lunch is served both days. The Party begins as soon as racing is over Good viewing from multiples areas within the Rascasse Bar.

Buffet Lunch Open Bar

Fri 26th May

Super Yacht Tabac Corner VIP

Style: Super Yacht

Jump on board to experience a fabulous day on the harbor with a quality crew, amenities and the energy of the crowd as they watch the cars on track. Tri-Decker Table seating Pre and Post Buffet lunch snacks Champagne and Spirits After Race Party until 10pm on Sunday French Rose, Red and White Wines Juices and Soft drinks You will have a Private Fontvieille Harbour into Monaco Harbour tender transfer between 9 am – 6 pm on Thursday and between 9 am – 10 pm on Sunday.

Buffet Lunch After Race Party Sunday

Style: 37 Metre Yacht

Watch from the trackside as you take in the views from the Tri(3) Deck Yacht. This is a prime location with trackside viewing a classic experience. This lovely yacht caters for: Pre-Lunch Canapés Premium French Gourmet Buffet Lunch Tender transfers from Fontvieille to Monaco included Watch from the Tri Deck Yacht trackside

Champagne, Drinks & Premium Buffet Lunch

"DYNA"F1 Experiences 44 Metre Yacht

Style: 44 Metre Yacht

VIP Tender service to and from our Yacht Champagne, Fine Wine, Premium Beer, Soft Drinks are served Buffet lunch served with table and lounge seating on all 3 decks Trackside Zone A premium location inside Monaco Harbour Five star service all day everyday

Champagne, Fine Wine & Buffet Lunch

Weekend Price 2023

Celebrity Party Yacht

Style: Amber Lounge Celebrity Yacht

The ultimate race day experience on board a yacht that is representative of class and style. If you are an ocean lover, yacht and car enthusiast all angles of the Monaco Formula One Grand Prix are here. Cars, Champagne, Connections, Celebrations Pre-Lunch Canapés Premium French Gourmet Buffet Lunch Trackside Tri(3) Deck Yacht Friday Night Amber Lounge Party Pass 10.30pm - 4.30am Friday Afternoon 4.00pm to 10.30pm Yacht Party

Canapés & Premium Buffet Lunch

Amber Lounge Zone A Yacht

Monaco GP 2023 Package

Shine with the F1 invited Celebrities at this ultimate extravagant party atmosphere. Luxury VIP Tenders at your service This is in the exclusive premium viewing zone French Champagne that is always chilled Waiter service with a welcoming expression of six-star hospitality Chocolates, Fresh fruits, Served 10.30AM - 6.30PM SATURDAY Sweets, Deserts Open Champagne Wine Bar Buffet Lunch 12pm – 3pm F1 Driver interviews and Autograph signing Live DJ Mixes 11.00AM - 7PM SUNDAY The Party Vacay Superyacht in Monaco

Premium Buffet Lunch Champagne Bar

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Monaco Grand Prix (May 22 – 25, 2025)

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Our private super yacht, moored in a prime trackside berth on the Quay des Etats-Unis straightaway, provides the luxurious platform for an unrivalled weekend.

Our annual Friday night charity reception is the most coveted invitation of the weekend. Traditionally honored by the presence of HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco, the evening sees distinguished guests – Royalty, Olympians, astronauts, global CEOs, visionaries, influencers, celebrities – mingling aboard for an evening that is wholly exclusive yet wonderfully inclusive.

The experience includes:

• F1 ® and support race viewing from on board the yacht: Friday, Saturday & Sunday
• All on-board services with 5-star hospitality: fine foods, including caviar, fine wines, champagne, open bar throughout
• Private high-powered speedboat transfers to / from the yacht
• VIP access to exclusive F1 ® team and partner activities
• Evening yacht receptions with entertainment, DJ, dancing, 5-star hospitality
• Like-minded discerning international guests
• Limited number of daytime guests
• Custom, limited-edition My Yacht ® gifts
• Assistance with hotel, restaurant, nightclub, and transfer reservations
• In strict adherence to all Covid-19 regulations

Let our 25+ years of personal contacts within the Principality, plus 15+ years of professional super yacht experience, ensure you experience the ultimate Monaco super yacht weekend.

Space on board is limited. Secure your most incredible “bucket list” item and contact us today!

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Formula 1 grand prix de monaco 2025, glitz, glamour & glory.

The crown jewel of F1®, Monaco loops round through shimmering yachts and glitzy buildings. Docked in the iconic Marina, Monaco’s Paddock Club Yacht is the epitome of exclusivity and glamour with sensational views of the track and the city’s local treasures.

YOUR F1 PADDOCK CLUB™ EXPERIENCE ON THE YACHT IN MONACO

VIEWS FROM THE YACHT

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Up close & personalised.

An experience where you’ll go beyond behind the scenes. Where you can watch the cars push the limits of possibility as they swerve round the Marina. Hear from the great, good, and godly. Discover what it takes to build an untouchable team.

A HAVEN OF HOSPITALITY

Every Paddock Club™ dining experience is carefully curated by world-class chefs, who craft global and local dishes with handpicked, market-fresh local ingredients

YOUR WEEKEND ITINERARY

A sample of what your Sunday schedule could look like. Please note that this timetable is subject to change. 

09:30 Formula 1 Paddock Club™ opens 09:40 FIA Formula 2 Championship Feature Race 12:00 Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup Race 12:50 Aramco F1® Pit Lane Walk 13:00 Formula 1® Drivers’ Parade 12:50 Honour Lap - HSH The Price and The Princess of Monaco 14:45 National Anthem 15:00 FORMULA 1 GRAND PRIX DE MONACO 2024 17:30 Formula 1 Paddock Club™ Yacht closes

HOW TO GET THERE

Tenders will be available to escort you from the Paddock Club™ to the Yacht. 

Circuit de Monaco  23 Boulevard Albert 1er   BP 464 98000 MC Monaco

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Monaco Grand Prix yacht hospitality and party packages: The ultimate guide

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The Monaco Grand Prix is one of the rare F1 fixtures that can be viewed from a superyacht and with an exclusive hospitality package, you’ll be able to experience the electrifying racing and glamorous social scene from this VIP perspective.

There is no finer way to soak up Monaco ’s Formula One action than from the comfort of a superyacht, no matter whether you wish to see the live racing, join in the post-race celebrations or a combination of both. And, luckily, plenty of prestigious event companies make this possible.

Read on to discover what F1 hospitality packages are available to ensure you make the most out of your time at what is undoubtedly the most iconic race on the Grand Prix circuit.

F1 race hospitality packages

Day package deals give grand prix-goers the opportunity to enjoy the race from a superyacht berthed in a premium trackside location. These coveted slips provide unrivalled views of the drivers hurtling out of the tunnel at around 170mph before slamming on the breaks to navigate the Nouvelle Chicane.

World-class service will be supplied by the crew as soon as guests step on board, with premium food and drink available on demand. This creates the perfect setting for socialising with like-minded individuals and soaking up the electric atmosphere unique to the F1 circuit.

Access to the superyacht across the Monaco race weekend will vary according to the type of hospitality package you purchase. There are usually packages available for individual days, with the option to see the practice laps on Thursday offering some of the most cost-effective, with coveted packages over Sunday's race day understandably more expensive due to higher demand.

Accommodation isn’t provided with this type of package.

F1 after-race hospitality packages

As the track-side action draws to a close, many of the superyachts in Port Hercules will play host to buzzing F1 after-parties. Live DJs will take to the decks with state-of-the-art sound systems, top-end facilities and free-flowing drinks providing a luxurious club-like experience befitting of Monaco.

Famous faces, high-net-worth individuals and other VIPs always flock to the harbour for these renowned superyacht parties and, to mingle alongside the global elite, simply secure an after-race hospitality package.

Sunday night is usually the most popular as it follows the main race and grand prix drivers themselves are often spotted joining in the fun. You can purchase a ticket separately for either Saturday or Sunday night. On-board accommodation will not be provided.

F1 VIP race & yacht hospitality packages

Expanding the options further are packages combining day-time race viewing with after-race parties. The ultimate way to enjoy the grand prix, these offer a complete F1 experience involving prime race viewing spots, free-flowing drinks and gourmet food and exclusive entertainment into the early hours.

Other features can include ‘Q&A’ sessions with a former F1 driver as well as appearances from celebrities. Past names include Eddie Irvine, Tinie Tempeh, Martin Brundle and Amir Khan. Plus, the packages from the most esteemed companies include VIP tender transfers to the yacht.

Packages such as these can be booked for one day, two days or the entire race weekend.  

Yacht accommodation

With some weekend-long packages or ones that span over more than just one day, there is the chance to secure accommodation on board the superyacht.

As the majority of yachts can only sleep 12 guests, the cabins fill up quickly. So to take advantage of these hospitality packages that include accommodation, book early.     

What to consider before booking:

• How big is the yacht?
• How many people will be on board?
• Where will the yacht be berthed?
• What food and drink are included?
• Is there a DJ and other live entertainment?
• Will there be a driver or ex-driver meet and greet?
• What will the guest to staff ratio be?

If you are looking to combine all of these excellent advantages, you can read our article about the ultimate yacht hospitality package deal . Experience the races from a premium trackside spot, with world-class service and gourmet food and drink.  

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Monaco grand prix 2022, 26th may - 29th may, location:   monte carlo, monaco.

The next Monaco Grand Prix is going to be held in May 2022 in the winding streets of Monte Carlo. This is one of the most exciting tourist resorts in the Principality of Monaco with the circuit providing just what it takes to be a successful Grand Prix driver. Who will be crowned champion of this prestigious race in 2022? Catch the action from the comfort of a luxury superyacht moored in Port Hercules. Charter yachts definitely have the best vantage points to see the world’s most thrilling race.

CharterWorld provides the direct opportunity to rent a Monaco Grand Prix yacht charter boat to accommodate you and/or your family, friends and associates at this important event. Please contact us here at your earliest to ensure you have access to the best luxury yacht charters available.

Why not invite colleagues, clients, employees or friends on board your charter superyacht so everyone can take in the spectacular racing. With glamorous surroundings and glitzy nightlife Monte Carlo has everything and more visitors are looking for when on vacation. The Monaco Grand Prix is a nail-biting, wondrous race to experience at close quarters so find out more info soon. Experience the electric atmosphere, see famous film stars from your superyacht and have the time of your life.

CharterWorld provides fully organised Monaco Grand Prix yacht charters which are positioned right in the port. The Monaco Grand Prix Formula One in Monte Carlo is usually held in May - please, see the news below for the dates and the latest related to Monaco Grand Prix.

Super Yacht Charters    -   Corporate Entertainment    -    Superior Race Views   -  Hospitality Boats

One of the very best ways to experience the excitement of the race, either privately or corporately, is by chartering a luxury yacht and viewing the race from the aft deck. The bookings are advised to be as early as possible to get the closest spots and the choice of the best charter yachts in Monaco .

Contact us to book your yacht. We will provide the latest superyachts which have a berth in the harbour (Port Hercule) and will be offering Grand Prix accommodation and entertainment packages. You can also browse a selection of Grand Prix  yachts here .

CharterWorld provides the following for the upcoming Event:

- Superior yacht berths in the Port of Monaco near the racing circuit.

- Exclusive private hospitality on yachts which includes five star professional service and of course formula one race viewings.

- Larger groups (of 10-200) and 'all inclusive' events on private yachts with exceptional views of Monaco for special functions and events.

- VIP Access to night spots and entertainment.

- Motor boat charter sightseeing excursions out of Monaco to nearby restaurants and beaches.

Contact us for details on the latest yachts availalbe and for their position in the harbour.

Based locally in the South of France , CharterWorld can offer you the best charter yachts in the region, at the very best rates, to suit all styles and budgets.

There are several ways to enjoy the event. You can watch the races from the stands, or from one of the many roof terraces or hotel balconies along the track but, by far the most glamorous option is to charter a superyacht.

Different ways to charter a yacht during the Monaco Grand Prix:

- Renting a charter yacht right in the Monaco port provides the perfect venue for Grand Prix race watching and receptions, whether private or corporate. At CharterWorld we can help organize all your catering requirements, either with the yacht’s Chef, or in conjunction with outside caterers for larger receptions.

- A crewed boat charter to host a special event is a popular choice during the Grand Prix. There are many beautiful yachts ideally suited for cocktail receptions and parties, having vast deck space and all the technical expertise for on-board entertainment. Some yachts can host up to 200 guests in port, while a few also have special licenses for larger groups at sea (above the usual maximum of 12 guests). For parties, we can also put you in touch with local DJs and professional acts for all your entertainment needs. 

- Chartering a yacht for luxury accommodation offers a novel and practical alternative to finding a hotel. Monaco hotels typically fill up every year as early as six months prior to the Grand Prix, and rates can be very high. Commuting in and out of Monaco is also very difficult at this time, unless you can access the port by sea.

More About Monaco Grand Prix Yachts:

Every year in May, Monaco’s streets transform into the world’s best known racetrack in the Formula 1 Grand Prix circuit. As well as being a top sporting event, it is also one of Europe's premier social highlights, with many of the world’s top corporations and celebrities visiting the Principality to join in the glamour and excitement of this exclusive event. Many of those who come to stay with their group can also entertain and witness the racing action and excitement by organising accommodation on a Monaco Grand Prix luxury yacht charter.

The Monaco Grand Prix has been held annually since 1929 in the Principality of Monaco. It is a Formula One race which is considered to be one of the most important and prestigious races around the world.

The race consists of the actual city streets of Monte Carlo and La Condamine, which are specially prepared in advance. The cars race down right past the moored super yachts in Monaco harbour. The narrow course is made up of several tight corners, elevation shifts making it the most dangerous and demanding track still used for Formula One motor racing. Although the course makes it difficult for cars to pass, the amazing history and incredible spectacle continue to be considered the jewel of the maximum race category.

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Since it began in 1929, the Monaco Grand Prix has been considered as one of the most important and prestigious automobile races in the world, alongside the Indianapolis 500 and the 24 hour Le Mans, collectively the Triple Crown of Motorsport.

The Monaco event spans four days, beginning with practice runs in May, followed by support races and qualifying rounds, culminating in the main event in May. The race consists of 78 laps of a 3.3km circuit, around the narrow, winding streets of Monte Carlo and La Condamine, and the famous Port Hercule where the boats are moored. It is undoubtedly one of the most exciting tracks in the world, with little room for driver error.

The Automobile Club de Monaco, which also runs the Monte Carlo Rally and the Monaco Kart Cup, organises The Grand Prix of Monaco.

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The most epic super-yachts at the F1 Monaco Grand Prix

Yachts routinely steal the show during the F1 grand prix weekend.

The yachts docking in the harbour for the F1 Monaco Grand Prix have turned heads - with a couple particularly impressing.

A yacht named Seven Sins caused a commotion because there is a Bugatti Chiron onboard.

The Seven Sins can be chartered for a week at a much more reasonable $300,000 but that doesn’t come with the Bugatti! 

The car itself is worth around £2.5m and, now, there is one in full view in Monaco harbour during the F1.

Sightseeing at the Monaco Grand Prix: a $3 million Bugatti on a $25 million yacht. 🎥 tfjj/IG pic.twitter.com/QFAt7eAd38 — Vincenzo Landino (@vincenzolandino) May 24, 2024

A yacht named Evrima, owned by Ritz-Carlton, is being used by Lewis Hamilton , George Russell and Toto Wolff as part of their partnership with Mercedes .

Evrima is more of a floating luxury hotel than a boat.

Guests have voyaged around France before docking in Monaco for the coolest weekend of the year.

Rooms cost $10,000 to $100,000 for holidaymakers at this time of year.

If you want to charter Evrima, it will set you back $2.2m for a week.

It boasts 149 rooms, a private terrace for each suite, an infinity pool and even an onboard therapist.

It has direct access to the seawater, and watersports, from its deck.

The biggest yacht at the Monaco Grand Prix (so far) is actually owned by the Ritz-Carlton. • 149 Cabins • Pools, Spa & Gym • Rooms cost $10,000 to $100,000+ It's essentially a luxury cruise — you spend a few days in France and then dock in Monaco for the race. Pretty crazy. pic.twitter.com/7aGVIs5Peg — Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) May 23, 2024

A superyacht named Faith has also docked in Monaco for the grand prix and it is known to some of F1's richest people.

The $200m yacht was previously owned by Lawrence Stroll, the current Aston Martin owner.

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The $200 million superyacht Faith has arrived in Monaco for the F1 race. • Helipad & 2 Jet Skis • Gym, Theater, Pool & Sauna The boat rents for $1.5M weekly and was owned by Lawrence Stoll (until he sold it to Michael Latifi, the father of former F1 driver Nicholas Latifi). pic.twitter.com/QQpuQR5JDB — Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) May 24, 2024

A yacht named Lionheart is also turning heads in Monaco this year.

It was formerly owned by businessman Philip Green, and is valued at $150m.

The largest yacht currently in Monaco's Port Hercule is Lionheart, a superyacht built for businessman Philip Green by Benetti SpA, which cost $150 million. She carries the most memorable tender — a VanDutch 55 named Lioncub. #MonacoGP https://t.co/imLYYhw8Uc pic.twitter.com/C3WzzyQZh0 — Vincenzo Landino (@vincenzolandino) May 20, 2024

Most famously, when Kimi Raikkonen was forced to retire early from the 2006 Monaco Grand Prix, rather than go back to his team garage he instead walked straight to the harbour to find his yacht.

Moments later, he was spotted lounging in the sun onboard his private yacht with his friends - with the F1 race going on without him.

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The “Pacha III” looks almost “tiny” with its 36 meters, but the timeless beauty is still a place of honor in the harbor. After all, it belongs to the oldest sister of Prince Albert II, Princess Caroline . Although it is not one of the largest luxury yachts in the Principality of Monaco, it is often the center of interest. Dozens of paparazzi photos show Caroline of Hanover and her Casiraghi sprouts along with partners and friends on the legendary boat. Could she say, the 79-year-old “Pacha III” would have something to say. The yacht was bought just before the death of Caroline’s second husband, Stefano Casiraghi, son to a prominent Italian family, who died in an off-shore crash in October 1990 off the coast of Saint Jean Cap Ferrat, near Monaco. Since then “Pacha III” has a special meaning for Princess Caroline and her family. In the year 2000 Stefano‘s mother, Fernanda Casiraghi-Biffi, was awarded the Foglio Italiano of Montecarlo – Foglio d’Oro Prize for her merits in charity events and as President of Engeco SAM, (now owned by Pizzarotti &C S.P.A.) a very important building company in the Principality. It is an habit to the Monaco family to have composed names yachts: Princes Rainier and Grace used to own “Stalca” St (ephanie) Al (bert) Ca (roline) a yacht, after naming Albercaro Alber (t) and Caro (line) their first yacht. Princess Stephanie named her yacht “Louine”, of course after her two first kids, Lou (is) and (Paul) ine . In the XIX and XX centuries, Prince Albert I , great-great-grandfather of Albert II, owned four, increasingly impressive research yachts: Hirondelle, Hirondelle I, Princess Alice and Princesse Alice I, named after his second beloved wife, the American-born Alice Heine , Duchess of Richelieu . Back to the Caroline and Stefano’s boat, previously she already had several names such as Briseis, Cardigrae, Priamar and Arlette II. The name “Pacha III” is made up of the initials of their three children Pierre, Andrea and Charlotte together. Pacha , means P (ierre) A (ndrea) Cha (rlotte). Also, it is a nice coincidence that the initial of Alexandra, the Caroline and Ernst August Hanover ‘s daughter, is the last letter of Pacha… Caroline had to add the “III” because there existed already a Pacha, Pacha I and a Pacha II. She was originally built in 1936 by the British shipyard Camper & Nicholson in Southampton. Her dark blue steel hull is slender 5.60 meters wide and has a draft of 2.50 meters. On board nine guests can be accommodated by seven crew members. The Grimaldi Clan uses the yacht regularly for trips in the Mediterranean. Now Caroline’s children are increasingly using the boat. So also recently newlewds Pierre Casiraghi and noblewoman Beatrice Borromeo .

Probably no other family of rulers of Europe can be seen under the media’s observation, like the Monegasque princes’ house. The millenarian history of the Grimaldis is at least as interesting as their current glamorous performances. Fast boats and beautiful women, international jet set, the Grimaldi Forum Congress Centre, the Prince’s committment to sustainability and once a year Formula 1 Grand Prix , the Rose and the Red Cross Gala, all this an much more is Monaco. But what would the dwarf state on the Côte d’Azur be without the Grimaldis? The princely family is probably the best PR machine for their country. Whether it’s the joy of the world or the catastrophe – (the Grimaldi Royal House, founded in 1297, is the oldest in Europe) the world is there live. The Grimaldis now land regularly on the covers of the boulevard and lifestyle media. The first attention is given to the first-born daughter Caroline (* 1957). The failure of their first and later annullated marriage to much older real estate agent Philippe Junot was also in the limelight as the accidental death of her second husband Stefano Casiraghi . Her last marriage to Ernst August Prinz of Hanover , to which she owes the title of Caroline Prinzessin from Hanover, always provides grateful material for the Yellow Press. Her younger sister, Stéphanie (* 1965), also contributed a lot to bringing the family back into the flash of lightning. Meanwhile the sisters have calmed down. Both engage in social projects; Caroline has three grandchildren, Stéphanie got three children from two marriages. HSH Albert II is now in the center of interest. No wonder he is a prince, he has a beautiful wife – and adorable twins.

Well, now I invite you to continue navigating the website and make a Graceful tour in the Galapagos with the Grace Yatch! Although M/Y Grace looks as young and chic today as the princess who honeymooned aboard her in the 1950s, she is nonetheless what the French call “une femme d’un certain age”: born in 1928, just before The Crash silenced the Roaring Twenties, she’s surrendered none of her youth’s glamour to the scars and wrinkles of a gallant life, including a stint chasing submarines during World War II. Combat aged on her, but benefactors like Aristotle Onassis, John Issa, and Prince Rainier ensured she was kept in the style to which she was accustomed. Now, as the M/Y Grace, she plies the waters of the Galapagos Islands, once again the elegant hostess to carefree, adventurous, perfect parties. M/Y Grace bore many names since Santiago Soulas, an Argentinean, commissioned her in Southampton. She weighed 298 tons, was 147 feet long, with a 23-foot beam and a draft of 12 feet. Soulas kept her four years before selling her to Zarch Couyoumbian, a Greek gentleman who named her Rion. In 1938, Sir George Tilley, chairman of the Prudential Insurance Co., acquired and enjoyed her until 1939, when the British conscripted her for the war effort. The Royal Navy – well-heeled in warships – needed smaller vessels for coastal patrols and snatched yachts from the Mediterranean and the Caribbean playgrounds. Rion found herself in a Tynemouth shipyard, stripped of her furnishings and paneling. She was strengthened to carry a 12-pound quick-firing gun on the forecastle, twin 40mm Oerlikons alongside the bridge and a rack on the stern holding eight 300 lb. depth charges. The corporate crew quarters were removed and hammock-hooks were welded to the deck. The forward suite became the operations and sonar room, another suite became the radio room, and the aft suite was an ammunition magazine. On October 21, 1939, she joined the Royal Navy with a crew of 20 under the command of Lt. T. Brydon, RNVR. She and 15 other vessels patrolled the entrances to the Solent and along the Isle of Wight: calm waters with the Germans focused on the skies.

On patrol off the Nab Tower, however, a Dornier 110 returning from a bombing raid stafed Rion. She took some damage to her superstructure but suffered no casualties. On May 26, 1940, during Operation Dynamo, Rion was dispatched to the beaches of Dunkirk to evacuate the British Expeditionary Force. She made three 39-mile runs from Dunkirk to Dover, each time delivering 300 soldiers. On her third run, a near-miss from a bomb off her starboard bow killed 14 soldiers and one sailor and left shrapnel holes in the hull. Repaired in Portsmouth, she resumed duty in the channels from Portsmouth to Southampton. Rion’s finest hour came on November 22, 1940 with a daring nighttime capture. She was patrolling south of the Isle of Wight with HMS Shemara and HMS Valera. At 2:44 a.m. radar contact was obtained 10 miles southwest. Lt. Brydon ordered pursuit and discovered a German E-boat floundering in the swells, and Rion and Shemara opened fire from astern of the boat. The Germans returned small-arms fire but surrendered when a shell from Rion hit her bridge. Rion escorted the E-Boat to the Portsmouth Harbour naval base. Rion had not finished yet: she discovered a submarine on the night of March 23, 1941, and made numerous depth charge runs, but the large oil slick seen at dawn was insufficient evidence to confirm that Rion had destroyed the U-boat. By June 3rd, Rion’s port engine had been crippled, and she was decommissioned for three months before returning to duty: stripped of armaments and refitted with three-tier bunks and a red cross painted on her sides and upper deck, she became an annex to the Royal Navy Hospital. Here she remained until the war’s end, when she was rechristened HMS Noir. On October 1945 she was decommissioned and 17 months later she arrived at her original builders—Southampton’s Camper & Nicholson—for restoration. On September 16, 1947 she was returned to Sir George Tilley. Upon Sir George’s death in 1951, Aristotle Onassis ’ charter firm acquired HMS Noir and renamed her Arion. Two years later, the yacht became property of Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco as a wedding gift from Aristotle Onassis.

Over the course of the next 2 years the yacht was refitted to embark her new era as one of the most elegant and tasteful Galapagos Cruise yachts to sail the enchanted Galapagos Islands. The cabins are in the Sun Deck, the top-most deck of the yacht where one can find plenty of reclinable lounge chairs for sunbathing or for reading in the open air. The Albert Deck has 2 Master Suites and 2 Twin Suites with ocean-view windows. The captain’s bridge, the al-fresco lounge and al-fresco bar are also located on this deck. The Carolina Deck is fitted with 5 Premium Staterooms (double and twin) with ocean-view port-holes. The Monaco Deck is the main deck of the yacht with the interior dining room, the reception area and the main lounge. On the outside of this deck there are the al-fresco dining area, the stern resting area and the jacuzzi. And… A FABERGE IMPERIAL EGG EMBODIES A FABULOUS LUXURY YACHT FULL OF HISTORY: THE STANDART YACHT

MOSCOW. Last but not least, and exort ing you to read the Fabergé Eggs history in the CULTURE & MONACO WEALTHS wish to report a curiosity about fabolous luxury yachts , with the description of the Fabergé Standart Yacht Leaf Egg . The “Standart 1909” is a transparent hollowed-out rock crystal egg, mounted horizontally, with a gold band with inlaid leaves of green enamel and small diamonds marking the separation point between upper and lower halves, which bears the inscription “Standart 1909”. The surprise is a golden replica of the Imperial Yacht , the Standart Yacht, made of gold and platinum , and coated in vitreous enamel . The model rests on a carved bed of crystal representing the ocean, but can be removed from the egg.

The c5,500 ton Standart was commissioned by Tsar Alexander III in Copenhagen . It was launched in 1895 and was 116 meters long, which made it the largest yacht in the world at that time. Outfitted with ornate fixtures, including mahogany paneling, crystal chandeliers, and other amenities (including a stable with a cow to provide the imperial children with fresh milk) it was a floating palace for the Russian Imperial Family for their vacations in the Baltic Sea. The Russian Imperial Family was vacationing on the Standart during the summer of 1914, when they received the news of the aassassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, in Sarajevo, marking the start of World War I . After the Russian Revolution the ship was placed in drydock until 1936, when she was converted to a minelayer. During World War she played a significant role in the defence of Leningrad.

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Heesen reveals ambitious new 62-metre superyacht project at Monaco Yacht Show – Monte-Carlo

World-renowned Dutch superyacht builder Heesen Yachts debuted a daring new Steel FDHF 62-metre superyacht – codenamed Project Monte-Carlo , at their kick-off press conference at the Hotel Hermitage in Monaco.

One of the shipyard’s most ambitious projects to date, the yacht’s design by British studio Harrison Eidsgaard has been tailored to meet the requirements of modern owners who want to spend increased periods of time on board.

The four-deck yacht will be one of the yard’s largest yachts by volume ever built in Oss. Heesen’s CEO , Niels Vaessen, explained that the design is a direct response to trends they are currently seeing in the market. “It is unusual for us to build a four-decker, but we have had a few requests for such a boat from former clients, so it made sense to create one. We are addressing a key market of owners that are looking to maximise space and experience on board to share with family and friends.”

The luxury of privacy Optimising the increased space afforded by the four-deck design, Project Monte-Carlo will have an entire deck dedicated to the owners. Catering to a trend post-pandemic of owners spending periods of time working on board, the area incorporates both a lavish master suite and a spacious office area.

Designer Peder Eidsgaard highlighted that the owner’s deck offers supreme privacy and could be utilised in different ways depending on their reference.

“It is a very open master suite, with the bathtub, shower and office all interconnected,” he said. “The benefit of this arrangement is that an incoming owner can easily toy with the space devoted to each area. The potential is huge; you expand the master suite to include a private foredeck with its own sundeck, jacuzzi and a fold-down balcony to starboard. From his/her office, the owner can walk straight out onto the balcony and take a seat.”

The guest accommodation will be split across the main and lower decks. Eidsgaard’s design proposes a mix of up to five lavish VIP cabins and comfortable doubles.

Connected to the sea Project Monte-Carlo has also been created to allow owners and guests to feel a constant connection to the water. The design includes a large 23-square-metre pool, with glass sides giving the impression that you are swimming in the sea and fold-down wings on the aft deck that allow you to sit right over the water.

Other key spaces include a ‘beach lounge’ on the main deck, where low-slung sofas offer an informal dining area for up to 14 guests, with sliding doors again connecting the yacht to its surroundings. There is also a firepit observation lounge under the mast, an outdoor kitchen, and a semi-open sky lounge seating area, including a hidden pop-up TV for movie nights.

Holistic living Wellness is also of increasing importance to owners, and therefore, the design allows for a dedicated centre on the lower deck.  Provisional designs for this space include a large gym, sauna, hammam and massage or beauty room.

The yacht’s beach club is also ideal for launching water toys, and its impressive storage will ensure that Project Monte-Carlo can be equipped with the latest toys available, including e-foils, wave runners and a diving kit. Additionally, the yacht has storage for two tenders, which are used for easy excursions back to the shore.

Sustainable planning Along with the rest of the superyacht community, Heesen is committed to a more sustainable future. In line with this and Heesen’s BlueNautech strategy , the boat is technically enabled for serial hybrid propulsion, with space for a large battery bank. It also has a methanol-ready tank layout for future conversion to hydrogen combustion or even a fuel cell. The fast displacement hull form is optimised for 12-knot cruising, but the power train can manage up to 16 knots.

“We see that our owners are increasingly interested in minimising their environmental impact,” added Peter Van Der Zanden, Heesen’s General Manager for Design & Development. “By planning the yacht around tried-and-tested green solutions, we are helping them make good decisions that don’t add much time and cost to the build.”

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Sirena Yachts unveils 36m flagship composite model at the Monaco Yacht Show

Turkish shipyard Sirena Yachts has unveiled its latest model, the Sirena 118, during a press conference at this year's Monaco Yacht Show .

Built in GRP, the 36-metre will be the largest in the shipyard’s composite line. Sirena’s in-house design team is responsible for the exterior lines while Dutch studio Cor D. Rover penned the interiors.

There is accommodation for up to 12 guests and seven crew, comprising a VIP suite and four further guest cabins on the lower deck. The shipyard has dedicated significant energy to the owner's area, which is located forward on the main deck and can extend across two decks. A spiral staircase connects to a private relaxation space on the lower deck, which features a fold-down balcony.

There are also plenty of social areas on board, including an informal dining and lounging area on the main deck aft and further dining and a wet bar on the upper deck.

With naval architecture by Milan-based German Frers , her fast displacement hull will give her a top speed of 16 knots and an economical speed of 11 knots, propelled by twin MAN V12 3,100hp engines. With the more powerful 3,800hp package, she will deliver a top speed of 21 knots.

"The Sirena 118 will be the largest GRP yacht we have built to date," said Sirena’s CEO Çağin Genç. "Smart solutions, impeccable engineering and sharp, contemporary styling combine with our deep appreciation of the yachting lifestyle. We are looking forward to keeping yachting fans updated as the project develops towards completion in 2026."

The shipyard's flagship – created in collaboration with Luca Vallebona and Hot Lab – is currently under construction in Yalova, Turkey. Delivery is scheduled for 2026.

For those attending the Monaco Yacht Show, visit Stand DS103 to say hello to the BOAT International team.

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Maserati makes a statement about its all-electric future at mys.

Maserati’s 2024 Monaco Yacht Show (MYS) exhibit from September 25 to 28 isn’t limited to sea-going vessels. The Modena, Italy-based luxury performance brand’s exhibit includes two all-electric vehicles, the Maserati GranCabrio Folgore super sportscar and the Maserati Tridente 10.5-meter day boat .

Why Maserati chose the Monaco Yacht Show to present its all-electric duo

Held in Port Hercule bay on the Côte d/Azur in Monaco, the MYS includes more than 560 exhibits. The show attracts those interested in the glamour and quality of the world’s most luxurious, comfortable, and innovative boats. Maserati is a perfect fit for the setting.

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The 10-passenger Maserati Tridente, co-developed with Vita Power and finished by Hodgdon Yachts, is made of carbon fiber, contributing to the vessel’s strength, low weight, and durability. Powered by a maximum 600 hp electric motor and 252 kWh, the Tridente cruises at 25 knots and tops out at 40 knots. The Tridente can recharge in less than an hour with a direct current.

The GranCabrio Folgore at the MYS has a Rose Gold finish and a Titan Grey convertible top. The four-passenger super sportscar has a top speed of 180 mph and can accelerate from 0 to 62.2 mph in 2.8 seconds. Energy-saving innovations, including mapped drive modes, give the Folgore a maximum range of 278 miles, although certainly not when driven at 180 mph.

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Spanning some six decks, Inspire can comfortably accommodate 22 guests and 52 crew. The top deck is dedicated entirely to the owner and offers nearly 3,000 square feet of living space. The private oasis includes a giant primary suite, a lavish en suite with a full-beam vanity, two dressing rooms, a glass-enclosed lounge with a winter garden, and an outdoor terrace that is perfect for morning yoga. Friends and family sleep below, with eight spacious guest cabins on the main deck and two upscale VIP suites on the beach deck. The VIPs are both fitted with fold-out balconies, so guests too can partake in yoga.

At the heart of the interior lies an elegant lobby with a sculptural staircase that leads to all levels. The lobby doubles as a gathering space for the nearby theatre, which houses a stage, a full-beam screen, and seats for up to 40 guests.

One deck up lies a circular restaurant that can satiate the owner and their guests at any given moment. The tables can be arranged for intimate gatherings or large soirees alike. The exterior deck on this level is outfitted for alfresco dining, with loungers surrounding an oculus that affords spectacular views of all below.

Heading back downstairs, guests will find an epic beach deck with a fully equipped wellness center, a beach lounge, and a swim platform. The real pièce de résistance of this deck is the otherworldly “blue-hole swimming pool.” Surrounded by rugged rock formations, this glass-bottomed wonder provides breathtaking vistas of the ocean.

Another highlight is the Nemo lounge on the lower deck. Located approximately 16 feet below the water’s edge, the observation room allows seafarers to fully appreciate marine wonders without getting their hair wet.

“The marine environment has always inspired mankind; by its visual splendor of surging waves and endless skies, as well as its sense of wonder, tales of exploration, and legendary voyages,” designer Sander Sinot said in a statement. “Inspire builds on that legacy by providing unprecedented openness between the inside and out, vast exterior decks, and features such as a blue hole swimming pool and submersible Nemo room.”

Sinot says Inspire is “ready to be built,” the team just needs to land a buyer.

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Designertraum: Die Lürssen-Jacht „Kismet“ ist in diesem Jahr eines der luxuriösesten Schiffe in Monaco.

Sie sind wieder da – die Superjachten wie die „Amaryllis“, die „Sealion“, „Dar“ oder „Kismet“. Festgemacht am Pier des Hafens von Monaco sind sie Teil der Monaco Yacht Show, die einmal im Jahr die Branche zusammentrommelt. Daran hat auch der Untergang der Segeljacht „Bayesian“ mit dem tragischen Tod des Milliardärs Mike Lynch und sechs weiteren Personen nichts geändert.

So optimistisch die Töne noch zu Coronazeiten mit einem wahren Auftragsboom und vollen Auftragsbücher waren, die Zeiten haben sich geändert. Der Kryptoboom, in dessen Folge sich etliche der frischen Milliardäre ein Luxusschiff gönnten, ist vorbei. Und infolge des russischen Angriffskriegs auf die Ukraine fallen auch viele der russischen Oligarchen aus, die traditionell zur Zielgruppe für Superjachten gehören. Es herrscht eine neue Realität. „Der Markt stößt an seine Grenzen“, heißt es gleich zu Anfang im „Global Order Book 2024“, in dem das Marktgeschehen um Superyachten ab einer Mindestlänge von 24 Metern genau beobachtet wird. Der Auftragsbestand werde wahrscheinlich weiter schrumpfen, heißt es dort, auch wenn 2024 noch ein hohes Produktionsniveau aufweise.

Für dieses Jahr verzeichnet das „Order Book“ einen leichten Rückgang bei den in Bau oder in Auftrag gegebenen Luxusjachten. 1203 Projekte waren es im vergangenen Jahr, im laufenden sind es 1166. Von den aktuellen Aufträgen profitieren gemessen an der Bruttoraumzahl insgesamt, mit der das Maß für die ermittelte Gesamtgröße der Schiffe bezeichnet wird, besonders die Werften in Italien . Danach folgt Deutschland , allerdings mit weniger Projekten, dafür mit umso größeren Schiffen. Maßgeblicher Schiffsbauer für die größten Jachten der Welt ist und bleibt dabei die Lürssen Werft aus Bremen-Vegesack, die in vierter Generation von den Vettern Friedrich Lürßen (74) und Peter Lürßen (64) geführt wird. Ihren Firmennamen schreiben sie mit Doppel-s, der Internationalität wegen – denn die Kundschaft der als Oligarchen-Werft bekannten Luxusbauer  sitzt traditionell im Ausland. Neben Lürssen gehören zu den wichtigsten Playern der Branche Werften wie Sinot Yacht, ISA Yachts, Fincantieri Yachts und Feadship, Oceanco, Sunseeker oder Nobiskrug.

„Für unsere Werften in Deutschland sieht es nicht schlecht aus,“ sagt Claus-Ehlert Meyer , Geschäftsführer vom deutschen Boots- und Schiffbauer-Verband. „Das liegt auch daran, dass die Bundesregierung viele Bestellungen abgegeben hat – vom Patrouillenboot bis zum Kriegsschiff.“ Auch aus anderen Ländern seien Aufträge eingegangen. Das betrifft zwar nicht den Luxusjacht-Bereich per se, die Werften profitieren jedoch insgesamt, wenn die anderen Sparten wachsen.

Zusammengebrochen ist das Geschäft mit den Riesenschiffen ohnehin nicht. Der weltweite Markt für Luxusjachten wurde im Jahr 2023 auf rund 7,7 Milliarden Dollar geschätzt, heißt es bei Fortune Business Insight  . 2024 soll das Volumen vermutlich etwa 1 Milliarde Dollar darüber liegen. Trotz der Dämpfer gehen daher die meisten Beobachter von einem mittelfristigen Wachstum aus, allein weil die Zahl der vermögenden Privatpersonen weltweit weiter zunimmt , insbesondere in Europa. Auch Henry Smith, Director der spezialisierten Maklerfirma Cecil Wright in Monaco, sagt gegenüber manager magazin: „Der Markt für große Jachten ist eine Nische und relativ klein. Aber wohlhabende Käufer sind nach wie vor auf der Suche nach Luxusjachten.“

Branchenbeobachter hatten erwartet, dass gerade der Markt für mehr als 100 Meter lange Gefährte nach dem Boom deutlich einbrechen würde, da russische Eigner aus diesem Markt mehr oder weniger verschwunden sind. Doch der Rückgang gestalte sich bislang milde, heißt es. Gab es 2023 weltweit noch 26 Projekte für solche Schiffe, sind für 2024 insgesamt 24 Projekte im „Order Book" gelistet.

Angetrieben wird die Nachfrage für Luxusjachten inzwischen von Käufern aus den USA , Europa und dem Nahen Osten. Dennoch sagt Meyer: „Die Russen fehlen an allen Ecken und Enden.“ Nicht nur als potenzielle Käufer, sondern auch als Auftraggeber für Renovierungen und Wartung der Jachten. Inwieweit sich der Verkauf von staatlich beschlagnahmten Oligarchen-Jachten auf den Markt auswirkt, ist dabei noch unklar. Makler Smith befürchtet, sobald ein Präzedenzfall geschaffen sei, dass es zu einem Überangebot an gebrauchten, hochwertigen Jachten komme und die Preise nach unten sinken könnten.

Den Basar an den Kaimauern von Monaco bremst das nicht, dort trifft sich in diesen Tagen nun die Crème de la Crème der Branche. Nicht so sehr neue Schiffe seien zu sehen, sagt Meyer, der jedes Jahr mit einem Stand des deutschen Verbands im Hafen des Fürstentums vertreten ist. Man käme, um sich inspirieren zu lassen. Die größte private Luxusjacht weltweit, die „Azzam“ aus dem Hause Lürssen, die sich angeblich im Besitz des Präsidenten der Vereinigten Arabischen Emirate befindet, wird wohl nicht dabei sein. Dafür dient ein anderer Lürssen-Bau der Inspiration: Die 122 Meter lange „Kismet“, die gerade erst ausgeliefert wurde. Und etliche andere stehen zum Verkauf, wie diese Übersicht zeigt:

„Amaryllis“

Amaryllis: Ein 78 Meter langes Schmuckstück

Als Eigner der Amaryllis, Baujahr 2011, wurde bis zuletzt der frühere Präsident der Bank of Moscow, Andrej Borodin , angegeben, der schon seit Jahren im Exil in Großbritannien lebt. Die 78 Meter lange Jacht wurde einst bei Abeking & Rasmussen gebaut. Zwölf Gäste haben auf dem Luxusschiff Platz, das bislang für 770.000 Dollar pro Woche gechartert werden konnte. Mittlerweile steht das 2023 renovierte Schiff aber auch zum Kauf bereit. Kostenpunkt: 89 Millionen Dollar.

Sealion: Auf der Jagd übers Meer

Die 2009 zu Wasser gelassene „Sealion“ steht ebenfalls zum Verkauf. Gebaut wurde der Traum fürs Meer vom damaligen italienischen Jachtbauer VSY, 2023 wurde sie renoviert. Bis 2021 gehörte sie dem Investor Anthony Lyons , der sie einst den ersten Eignern, Nick und Christian Candy , abgekauft hatte. Einen Verkaufspreis gibt Jachtmakler Denison Yachting nicht an. Früheren Angaben zufolge soll die 62 Meter lange „Sealion“ 35 Millionen Dollar gekostet haben. Wer das Schiff vor rund drei Jahren übernahm, ist nicht bekannt.

„Akula“ – Baglietto T52

Akula: Flaggschiff aus Italien

Erst in diesem Jahr fertiggestellt, ist die unter dem Namen laufende „Akula“ T52 eines von drei Flaggschiffen aus dem Hause Baglietto. Das 52 Meter lange Schwesterschiff in weißer Außenhaut wird mit einem Kaufpreis von fast 37 Millionen Euro gelistet. Wer der Käufer der „Akula“ ist, ist derzeit nicht bekannt. Allerdings könnte der Name Hinweise geben: „Akula“ hießen in den 1970er Jahren von der damaligen Sowjetunion gebaute U-Boote. Auf Russisch bedeutet der Name „Hai“.

Bartali : Beach Club auf dem Wasser

Zum Verkauf steht auch die etwa 47 Meter lange Jacht namens „Bartali“ aus dem Jahr 2016. Der italienische Jachtbauer Wider schuf darin Platz für elf Gäste nebst Crew. Fünf Kabinen, Swimmingpool und Beach Club gehören dazu. 2021 wechselte das Schiff seinen Besitzer, der Listenpreis lag damals bei 30 Millionen Dollar. Nun steht das Schiff wieder zum Verkauf. Kostenpunkt: 19,8 Millionen Dollar.

Dar : Aus der Welt der Oligarchen

Diese knapp über 90 Meter lange Jacht steht ebenfalls zum Verkauf. Die „Dar“ wurde von der niederländischen Werft Oceanco gebaut und 2018 fertiggestellt. Als Besitzer wird der in Jordanien geborene russische Milliardär Ziyad Al Manaseer zugeordnet, der als Putin-nah gilt. Für Aufsehen sorgte das Schiff, als es 2023 im Hafen von Singapur festmachte. 2018 soll die „Dar“ 175 Millionen Dollar gekostet haben, nun steht sie zum Verkauf.

Pegasus : Oldtimer aus den Niederlanden

Auf 52,25 Meter Länge kommt die „Pegasus“. Die Luxusjacht hat schon ein paar Jahre auf dem Buckel. 1997 wurde sie von der niederländischen Werft Feadship ausgeliefert und fuhr unter griechischer Flagge. 2009 wurde sie renoviert. Sie ist meist im östlichen Mittelmeer unterwegs. Für 29,750 Millionen Euro soll das Schiff nun zu haben sein.

Olympus : Angebot in Monaco

Auch die 1996 gebaute „Olympus“ aus dem Hause Feadship steht zum Verkauf, ein Jahr älter als die „Pegasus“. Ansonsten ähnelt sich ziemlich viel: Auf der Monaco Yacht Show wird das ebenfalls 52,25 Meter lange Schiff mit demselben Verkaufspreis von 29,750 Millionen Euro aufgelistet. Erst 2023 wurde die Jacht renoviert.

Bold : Weit gereist in diesem Jahr

Die 85-Meter-Jacht „Bold“ stammt aus dem Hause der australischen Werft SilverYachts. Als Eigentümer des Schiffs wird niemand anderes als der deutsche Gründer der SilverYachts-Werft, Guido Krass, genannt, der sein Vermögen als Gründer des Energie- und Gebäudetechnikspezialisten Centrotec gemacht hat. Die „Bold“ wurde 2019 an ihren Besitzer ausgeliefert. Allein 2024 soll sie noch durch den Suezkanal, das Rote Meer, vor Australien, Indonesien und den USA sowie in der Karibik gekreuzt sein. Zwölf Gäste plus 20 Crewmitglieder haben Platz. Über den möglichen Kaufpreis wird geschwiegen, aber eine Woche Charter kostete schon mal 976.000 Euro.

Kismet : Luxus in der Luxusliga

Die 122 Meter lange „Kismet“ wurde erst in diesem Jahr fertiggestellt und stellt sicherlich eines der Highlights in Monaco dar. Die Jacht soll Shahid Khan gehören, einem pakistanisch-US-amerikanischen Milliardär. 360 Millionen Euro soll sie gekostet haben. Eine Woche Charter wird mit 3 Millionen Euro veranschlagt. Acht Kabinen stehen für die zwölf möglichen Gäste zur Verfügung. Dazu sorgen 36 Crewmitglieder für das Wohlergehen der Passagiere.

Oculus : Relativ günstiges Vergnügen

Zwölf Gäste plus 5 Crew-Mitglieder kann die „Oculus“ aufnehmen. Das etwa 37,2 Meter lange Schiff der türkischen Werft Numarine Yachts wurde erst dieses Jahr ausgeliefert und darf sicherlich der Inspiration dienen. Die Kosten fürs Chartern belaufen sich auf mindestens 180.000 bis 195.000 Euro pro Woche. Der Standort liegt im Mittelmeerraum.

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