The list of luxury vessels that will take part in the Monaco Yacht Show 2021 event in September has become known.
The Monaco Yacht Show 2021 (MYS) will take place daily from 22 to 25 September from 10:00 to 18:30. This is the world's leading show featuring luxury boats available for purchase or charter. Visitors are in for a unique experience - they can learn about the latest trends in the world of yachting, communicate with leading experts and, of course, get acquainted with the latest shipyards from around the world.
It is impossible to present a detailed list of ships that will be shown during the show within one piece. But it makes sense to talk about the most interesting ones. The SuperYacht Times has compiled some of the newest, biggest and most famous models to be shown in Monaco.
13800, 55.5 meters, Lürssen Yachts, 2021
The latest model of the famous German shipyard. Designed by Bannenberg & Rowell, the 13800 is the smallest boat built by the shipbuilder since 1995. This model was introduced as part of an active project development program in the range from 55 to 75 meters.
Azimut Trideck, 38.2 meters, Azimut Yachts, 2021
The model, which is part of the Trideck series presented in May this year, is by far the largest solution from Azimut Yachts. She was developed in collaboration with Alberto Mancini Yacht Design and PierLuigi Ausonio Naval Architecture. To date, the company has already sold 5 units.
Path, 44.6 meters, Baltic Yachts, 2021
One of the few sailboats on the list. Path was launched in May of this year and handed over to the owner at the beginning of this month, who took an active part in the design process, which was carried out by specialists from Judel / Vrolijk & co. The vessel is equipped with a lifting keel and can accommodate up to eight guests.
Zazou, 65 meters, Benetti, 2021
This vessel, launched earlier this year, is able to provide the highest level of comfort for 12 guests, who can enjoy a spacious pool and a beach club with an area of 225 sq.m. The exterior was designed by renowned designer Giorgio M. Cassetta, while the interior was designed by Sinot Yacht Design.
Kismet, 95.2 meters, Lürssen Yachts, 2014
The largest vessel of all that will take part in MYS 2021. Kismet was transferred to the owner back in 2014 and is now up for sale. It is equipped with two helipads, a swimming pool, a jacuzzi and can accommodate up to 12 guests. The exterior of the vessel is designed by Espen Øino International and the interior is the work of Reymond Langton Design.
Moskito, 55 meters, Heesen Yachts, 2021
Originally known as Project Pollux, the vessel was delivered to its owner in April of this year. The exterior design was done by Omega Architects, while the interior design was done by Bannenberg & Rowell Design. On board there was enough space for a sauna, a jacuzzi, a whole park of tenders and much more.
Panam, 39.8 meters, Baglietto, 2021
Launched in June, this all-aluminum boat was designed by designer Francesco Paszkowski in collaboration with Margherita Casprini. Panam has an unusual "brutal" design that stands out sharply from other solutions presented at MYS 2021.
Viva, 94 meters, Feadship, 2021
One of the largest superyachts launched in 2021. A distinctive feature of this vessel is not only its size, but also increased environmental friendliness. The developers not only used a hybrid power plant, but also installed a waste recycling system on board. There is also a 14-meter tinder involved - the largest Feadship ever used.
WHY200, 27.05 meters, Wally, 2021
The first hybrid solution of the shipyard, which should be launched in the very near future. It features a futuristic design, thanks to which the developers managed to increase the amount of living quarters immediately on the 50%, compared to other ships of similar sizes. At the same time, the highest level of comfort is declared.
Morgana, 30.5 meters, Southern Wind, 2020
This sailboat was announced back in 2017. He already made its first flight, lasting 7000 nautical miles. A very interesting project featuring an aggressive racing look designed by Nauta, able to offer a decent level of comfort and high safety. An excellent solution for everyone who really loves the sea.
Cloud 9, 61.5 meters, Sanlorenzo, 2021
Originally known as Lammouche, this superyacht is the first of Sanlorenzo's 62Steel series. The interior was designed by Francesco Paszkowski, through whose efforts the ship received many interesting features. Such as the spacious owner's suite of 215 sq.m. and a glass bottom pool.
Tatiana, 80 meters, Bilgin Yachts, 2020
One of three 80m Bilgin 263s currently under construction at Bilgin Yachts in Turkey. This vessel was designed by Unique Yacht Design, while H2 Yacht Design designed the interior. According to the creators, Tatiana is built in accordance with IMO Tier II standards and is equipped with a special exhaust system that is highly environmentally friendly.
Artefact, 80 meters, Nobiskrug, 2020
Artefact's unusual and recognizable outline was created by Gregory C. Marshall, while the (no less interesting) interior was handled by Reymond Langton Design. The hybrid power plant of the vessel was created according to IMO Tier II standards, which makes it the most environmentally friendly.
Polaris, 70.2 meters, Rossinavi, 2021
Rossinavi's latest flagship project, presented in January of this year, should be launched in the very near future. The exterior and interior of the Polaris was handled by Team 4 Design and the ship was built to ice class standards. One of the distinguishing features is the waterfall in the main saloon.
K2, 49.5 meters, Columbus Yachts, 2021
This ship was delivered to the owner at the very beginning of summer. Entirely designed by Luca Dini Design & Architecture, it features sporty exterior lines and a "reserved and simple" interior. This vessel has a cruising range of 3,000 nautical miles at a cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 22 knots.
