Port Hercule is preparing to welcome some serious brokerage firepower for the Monaco Yacht Show 2026. Among the attending fleet are 10 yachts carrying some of the show’s highest asking prices, including major Feadship and Amels builds alongside several much newer propositions.
Backed by YachtBuyer MarketWatch and Intelligence data, we count down the 10 highest-priced yachts with published asking prices currently confirmed for MYS 2026.
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1. 72m Vanish | Feadship | €148,000,000
Guests
14
Cabins
7
Crew
19
Sitting at the top of the list with a €148 million asking price, 71.5m Vanish is one of the headline brokerage yachts to seek out at Monaco this year. Delivered by Feadship in 2021, the 1,728GT yacht has the pedigree to match the price tag, with Harrison Eidsgaard responsible for both her exterior and interior and De Voogt behind the naval architecture.
Her standout feature is the sheer variety of spaces packed into her four decks. There is a swimming pool, expansive beach club, gym, helipad and guest elevator, plus a more private owner's suite with its own study. Yet Vanish isn't restricted to Mediterranean hopping - a 5,200nm range at 12 knots gives her genuine long-distance capability. She accommodates 14 guests across seven cabins and, for buyers comparing large Feadships in Monaco, offers a rare opportunity to step aboard a relatively recent example of the Dutch yard's custom work.
Vanish is listed for sale on YachtBuyer with a current asking price of €148,000,000.
2. 77m Boardwalk V | Feadship | €135,000,000
Guests
14
Cabins
7
Crew
22
The 76.5-metre Boardwalk V is one of the highest-priced yachts currently confirmed for the Monaco Yacht Show 2026. Delivered by Feadship in 2021 and refitted in 2025, the 1,848 GT superyacht was designed by De Voogt Naval Architects, with interiors by Amy Halffman Designs. Accommodation is arranged for 14 guests across seven cabins, supported by a crew of 22.
Boardwalk V's key features include a three-sided beach club, two helipads and a 6-metre mosaic-lined sundeck pool with an integrated hot tub. A pair of custom 8.5-metre Hodgdon tenders is housed in the forward tender garage, helping keep the main guest areas clear. Her layout places a strong focus on outdoor living, with broad deck spaces and direct access to the water.
Boardwalk V is listed for sale on YachtBuyer and is currently asking €135,000,000.
3. 74m Synthesis | Amels 242 | €132,000,000
Guests
14
Cabins
6
Crew
23
At 74m, Synthesis is actually longer than Vanish, but her €132 million asking price puts her second in this year's ranking. The Amels 242 yacht was delivered in 2021 and returns to Monaco following a 2026 refit, giving prospective buyers the chance to inspect a recently updated example of the Dutch yard's Limited Editions platform.
Synthesis gets particularly interesting on the owner's deck - a 384-square-meter private domain with an office, suite, forward Jacuzzi and wide-reaching views. Elsewhere, the Amels yacht takes a less conventional approach to entertaining. The traditional main-deck dining room was sacrificed for a more social layout flowing toward the distinctive red-tiled infinity pool, while formal dining moved upstairs. Add a sea terrace, spa with hammam and sauna, 5,000nm range and room for 14 guests, and Synthesis makes a compelling proposition for buyers who expect to spend serious time aboard.
Synthesis is listed for sale on YachtBuyer and is currently asking €132,000,000.
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4. 73m Coral Ocean | Lurssen | €99,000,000
Guests
12
Cabins
6
Crew
28
Joining the ranking at €99 million, 73m Coral Ocean arrives at Monaco following a major period of investment. Originally delivered by Lürssen in 1994, the 1,526GT yacht underwent a €35 million rebuild in 2022, followed by further works in 2026 that included her 30-year survey and new stabilizers. The earlier rebuild earned her the Judges' Special Refit Award at the 2023 World Superyacht Awards.
The Jon Bannenberg-designed yacht has plenty to seek out on board. Her reconstructed sundeck features a glass-bottom spa pool, bar and outdoor cinema, while the owner's deck aft can accommodate up to 40 guests for dining. A six-meter shell door turns part of the main salon into a waterside terrace, and the extensive wellness facilities include a gym, steam room, infrared sauna and treatment room.
Coral Ocean is on the market with Ahoy Club and is currently asking €99,000,000
5. 78m Rocinante | Lurssen | €88,500,000
Guests
12
Cabins
8
Crew
26
At 2,334GT, Rocinante is one of the highest-volume yachts in the Monaco sales fleet. Delivered by Lürssen in 2008 and refitted in 2024, the 78.4m superyacht carries exterior design and naval architecture by Espen Øino, with interiors by Alberto Pinto. She accommodates 12 guests across eight cabins, including an upper-deck owner's suite with a private terrace and spa pool.
Standout features include a certified helipad with refueling facilities, a dedicated diving center and an elevator serving the guest decks. A lower-deck wellness area houses a gym with a fold-down balcony, hammam, massage room and beauty salon, while a central pool anchors the sundeck.
Rocinante is on the market with Y.CO and is currently asking €88,500,000.
6. 75m Zeus | Blohm + Voss | €77,000,000
Guests
15
Cabins
6
Crew
21
One of the most distinctive yachts in the Monaco sales fleet, Zeus returns to the brokerage market for the first time in almost a decade. Delivered by Blohm + Voss in 1991, the 74.5m yacht was conceived by Martin Francis, with her sweeping convex windows and unconventional engineering setting her apart from other large yachts of the period. Her interiors were originally developed by François Zuretti working with Francis Design, while recent updates include new guest-area carpets, leatherwork, restored stonework and upgraded audiovisual, navigation and communication systems.
Performance remains central to Zeus. Twin Deutz diesels drive two wing waterjets, while a General Electric gas turbine powers a central booster jet, giving the yacht a reported top speed of 35 knots. Elsewhere, she offers six guest cabins, an upper-deck owner's suite with panoramic views, a glass-walled gym and an aft-deck basketball court.
Zeus is listed for sale on YachtBuyer and is currently asking €77,000,000
7. 62m Alchemist | Sanlorenzo 62Steel | €64,000,000
Guests
12
Cabins
6
Crew
16
Alchemist brings something different to the top end of this list. Asking €64 million, the 62m Sanlorenzo is the second hull from the Sanlorenzo 62Steel series, but her layout puts considerable emphasis on giving the owner space away from the yacht's main guest areas.
A dedicated owner's deck places the suite, study and lounge alongside a private forward terrace and swimming pool. At the opposite end of the yacht, the beach club opens on three sides at water level, with a bar, gym and hammam inside. Cleverly, the tenders have been pushed into twin garages amidships, leaving the stern entirely focused on guests. Alchemist can host 12 across six cabins and has a 5,000nm range at 11 knots, making her worth a closer look in Monaco for buyers weighing private space against serious cruising capability.
Alchemist is listed for sale on YachtBuyer and is currently asking €64,000,000.
8. 62m Lemon Tree | Sanlorenzo 62Steel | €62,000,000
Guests
14
Cabins
7
Crew
16
Just behind fellow 62Steel Alchemist is the yacht that started the series. Lemon Tree was delivered in 2021 as Sanlorenzo's first 62Steel and is now asking €62 million, offering Monaco buyers an interesting opportunity to compare two interpretations of the same platform almost side by side.
Lemon Tree's calling card is her unusually private owner's deck. The forward-facing suite opens directly onto its own terrace and pool, creating a secluded area well away from the main guest spaces. There is a second pool aft, positioned above a 117-square-meter beach club where its glass bottom sends natural light into the lounge below. Twin amidships garages keep tenders and toys away from this waterfront space. With accommodation for 14, an elevator between decks and a 5,000nm range, Lemon Tree is set up for owners planning extended periods aboard rather than occasional coastal cruising.
Lemon Tree is listed for sale on YachtBuyer and is currently asking €62,000,000.
9. 59m Akula | Rossinavi | €62,000,000
Guests
10
Cabins
5
Crew
13
Sharing a €62 million asking price with Lemon Tree, 59.4m Akula is a very different proposition. Rossinavi delivered the full-custom explorer in 2024 for an owner focused on reaching remote destinations, and the resulting yacht has an Ice Class hull, diesel-electric propulsion and an impressive 8,000nm range at 12 knots.
With a gross tonnage of 1,241GT, Akula is worth seeking out in Monaco for the unconventional thinking inside, too. There is no traditional main-deck saloon. Instead, space is devoted to the way her owners actually wanted to live, including a workshop, craft room and Japanese-inspired spa. An open-air observation deck is carved into the bow, while the yacht can carry two large tenders and even 20ft containers configured as scientific laboratories. For a buyer interested in genuine expedition capability rather than explorer styling alone, Akula should be one of the more intriguing yachts on the dock.
Akula is listed for sale on YachtBuyer and is currently asking €62,000,000.
10. 51m Promise | Feadship | €54,950,000
Guests
10
Cabins
6
Crew
13
Built for extended cruising beyond the usual yachting grounds, Promise was delivered by Feadship in 2018 and returned to the Dutch yard for a refit in 2025. The 902GT yacht was the first Feadship to receive Ice Class notation, with a strengthened steel hull and higher freeboard supporting navigation in light ice conditions. A touch-and-go helipad aft further supports her long-range credentials.
Inside, Bannenberg & Rowell developed a restrained contemporary interior centered on open views and understated materials. Accommodation is provided for 10 guests across six cabins, while notable spaces include a circular observation lounge with curved seating and a telescope. Twin Caterpillar engines give Promise a top speed of 14.5 knots, with a stated range of 4,500nm.
Promise is listed for sale on YachtBuyer and is currently asking €54,950,000.
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