10 Largest Superyachts Confirmed for Monaco Yacht Show 2026

Planning your Monaco visit? For a complete list of confirmed exhibitors and yachts, visit our Monaco Yacht Show 2026 Attending Yachts page, conveniently organised by premiere status and YachtBuyer review coverage.

The largest yacht confirmed for the Monaco Yacht Show 2026, the 111-metre Leviathan, was delivered by Oceanco in 2025. Designed by Oceanco, Lateral Naval Architects and Mark Berryman Design, she showcases luxury cruising with scientific capability, featuring a tri-fold beach club, integrated laboratory, dive centre and advanced propulsion technology.

At 102 metres, Nixie is the second-largest yacht attending the Monaco Yacht Show and one of the biggest deliveries of 2026. Built by Lürssen with exterior and interior design by RWD, she features a 126-square-metre beach club, a glass-bottom infinity pool and a commercial-certified helipad.

The third-largest yacht at Monaco Yacht Show 2026, Draak returns following a major transformation from the former Equanimity into the support vessel for Leviathan. The extensive refit added specialist expedition facilities while preserving the award-winning Oceanco platform.

Fresh from her 2026 delivery, Angelique is the fourth-largest yacht attending Monaco Yacht Show and the biggest ever built by Turquoise Yachts. Designed by H2 Yacht Design, she features a private owner's deck, full-beam beach club, glass-sided swimming pool and expansive entertainment spaces.

The sixth-largest yacht confirmed for the Monaco Yacht Show 2026, Pangea is the first completed Amels 80. Featuring Espen Øino styling, Sinot interiors and hybrid propulsion, the award-winning flagship showcases the latest evolution of Amels' semi-custom platform.

Seventh on the list is the 78.4-metre Lürssen Rocinante, delivered in 2008 and extensively refitted in 2024. Designed by Espen Oeino with interiors by Alberto Pinto, the 2,334 GT yacht is built for long-range cruising, with a 6,000-nautical-mile range, certified helipad with refueling station, dedicated dive center and a full lower-deck wellness area. Currently offered for sale at €88.5 million, Rocinante can accommodate 12 guests across eight cabins. 

The 76.5-metre Feadship Boardwalk V was delivered in 2021 and refitted in 2025. Designed by De Voogt Naval Architects with interiors by Amy Halffman Designs, the 1,848 GT yacht features a three-sided beach club, two helipads and a 6-metre mosaic-lined sundeck pool with an integrated hot tub. Accommodation is provided for 14 guests across seven cabins, while a forward tender garage houses two custom 8.5-metre Hodgdon tenders. Boardwalk V is currently listed for sale on Yachtbuyer and is asking €149 million.

Eighth on the list is the 74.5-metre Blohm + Voss Zeus, delivered in 1991 and refitted in 2026. Designed by Martin Francis, she remains instantly recognizable for her three tiers of convex windows and high-speed profile, reaching up to 35 knots through a diesel and gas-turbine propulsion system driving waterjets. The 1,150 GT yacht also features a glass-walled gym, basketball court and an upper deck largely dedicated to the owner. 

Zeus is listed for sale on YachtBuyer and is currently asking €77,000,000.

Joining the latest confirmed fleet in ninth place is the 74-metre superyacht Synthesis, an Amels 242 delivered in 2021 and extensively refitted in 2026. Designed by Tim Heywood Design with interiors by Winch Design, she features a 384-square-metre private owner's deck with an office, suite and forward Jacuzzi, alongside a distinctive red-tiled infinity pool and extensive entertainment spaces.

Rounding out the top 10 is the 73-metre Lürssen Coral Ocean, delivered in 1994 and refitted in 2026. Originally launched as Coral Island, the 1,526 GT yacht was designed by Jon Bannenberg and remains notable for her distinctive profile, expansive beach club and sundeck pool with a counter-current system. Her owner’s suite sits on the upper deck with panoramic views and a skylight formed by the base of the pool above, while wellness facilities include a gym, spa and steam room. Coral Ocean is currently offered for sale at €99 million. 

This year's top 10 reflects a market where new-build innovation sits alongside major refit investment. Leviathan, Nixie, Angelique and Pangea are all recent deliveries, while Draak, Savannah, Rocinante, Zeus, Synthesis and Coral Ocean have returned to the spotlight following substantial refit programs. That spread underlines the continued value being placed on established large-yacht platforms, particularly when owners are prepared to invest heavily in technical, interior and lifestyle upgrades.

Hybrid propulsion also remains an important part of the picture, represented by yachts including Savannah and Pangea, while the wider fleet continues to place more emphasis on private owner areas, large beach clubs, wellness spaces and direct access to the water. The presence of Rocinante, Zeus, Synthesis and Coral Ocean on the brokerage market adds another layer, with several of Monaco's largest attending yachts also available to buyers rather than appearing purely as private or new-build showcases.