The Monaco Yacht Show Modifies Opening Times

The organizers of the Monaco Yacht Show have announced new opening times that correspond better with the schedules of private clients. It is hoped that this will ease the intensity of the four day event and improve the experience for visitors and exhibitors alike.

This year the Monaco Yacht Show will open to the public from 11am to 7.30pm (closing at 7pm on the Saturday), while exhibitors and the media will have access earlier in the morning to facilitate meetings and press conferences before the show opens to visitors.

Established in 1991 and set in the iconic Port Hercules, the Monaco Yacht Show is the undisputed highlight of the superyachting calendar. Every year the Principality of Monaco plays host to the international yachting world, gathered to experience the very latest and finest in luxury yachting. 

Amidst a backdrop of world class brands, private parties, gala dinners, business meetings and international press conferences, 125 magnificent vessels (including 40 new launches) are on display for clients interested to charter or purchase a superyacht. 

The Show also attracts 580 exhibitors from across the superyacht industry, including leading shipyards, yacht designers, luxury manufactures, marine suppliers and brokers, and an impressive lineup of tenders and water toys, prestige cars, helicopter and private jet manufacturers. 

amidst a backdrop of private parties, gala dinners, business meetings and international press conferences.  

The Monaco Yacht Show is an event by Informa and gratefully benefits from the recognition and the support of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco. 

The 29th edition of the Monaco Yacht Show

Dates: 25-28th September 2019
Location: Port Hercules, Monaco
Visitor opening times: Wednesday to Friday: 11am - 7.30pm; Saturday 11am - 7pm

Exhibitor access: From 8am every day
Media access: From 11am on Wednesday and from 8.30am Thursday to Saturday

*Images courtesy of Monaco Yacht Show, top image copyright superyachts.com