Monte Carlo Yachts MCY Skylounge For Sale

Monte Carlo Yachts / Monte Carlo Yachts MCY Skylounge

The Monte Carlo Yachts MCY Skylounge represents the pinnacle of luxury and innovation in yacht design, featuring an enclosed flybridge that redefines the concept of comfort and leisure on the water. With a length of approximately 22 meters, this yacht is designed to cater to the most discerning yacht enthusiasts seeking a perfect blend of elegance and performance. The MCY Skylounge is crafted with a GRP hull, ensuring durability and superior performance while cruising. The yacht is powered by twin MAN V12 engines, each delivering 1550 horsepower, allowing for a cruising speed of 21 knots and a maximum speed of 24 knots. This powerful configuration ensures an impressive range of up to 1500 nautical miles, ideal for long voyages without frequent refueling. The interior of the MCY Skylounge is a masterpiece of design, featuring the creative touch of Nuvolari Lenard, who are responsible for both the exterior and interior design. The yacht offers sumptuous accommodations for up to 8 guests in 4 elegantly appointed cabins, each providing a tranquil retreat with high-quality finishes and modern amenities. The Skylounge itself is a standout feature, offering panoramic views and a serene environment for relaxation or entertaining guests. In addition to its luxurious guest accommodations, the yacht also provides quarters for a crew of up to 3, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable yachting experience. Priced at approximately 4,500,000 euros for a new build, the MCY Skylounge represents a valuable investment in luxury yachting, with used models on the market ranging between 3,200,000 and 3,800,000 euros. This yacht is a true symbol of sophistication and style, perfect for those who desire the ultimate in comfort and elegance on the water.

Length

21.08M

Beam

5.8M

Draft

1.8M

Day Guests

Sleeping

Cabin

Crew

Cruise Speed

21KT

Max Speed

24KT

Fuel

4500L

Range

1500NM

Engine

2 x MAN V12 1550 HP

Option 1

2 x MAN V12 1650 HP

Naval

Monte Carlo Yachts

Exterior

Nuvolari Lenard

Interior

Nuvolari Lenard

Monte Carlo Yachts MCY Skylounge Price

New Starting From

€4,500,000

High Price Brokerage

€3,800,000

Low Price Brokerage

€3,200,000

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An enclosed flybridge that changes how a yacht is lived in, not just how she looks. The MCY Skylounge takes Monte Carlo Yachts’ most recognisable proportions and wraps them in a raised, glazed deck that turns weather into an afterthought rather than a variable. At just over 21 metres, she carries her volume with real intent: four cabins for eight guests, a full-beam master amidships, and the option of MAN V12 engines that push cruising to 21 knots by design, not on paper. Nuvolari Lenard, the studio behind every line of hull and interior, work here without a co-designer to answer to, which shows in how consistently the detailing carries through from the overlapping circular hull windows outside to the pearl-white lacquer of the owner’s cabin within. She sits in Monte Carlo Yachts’ range as the model built for owners who want the flybridge experience without ever leaving air conditioning behind, at a price, from 4.5 million euros new, that reflects a genuinely finished yacht rather than a base specification.

At Sea

Twenty-four knots at the top, and every one of them precise.

Twin MAN V12 diesels, 1,550 horsepower each as standard, or 1,650 horsepower for owners who want the extra margin, drive her to a 21 knot cruise and a 24 knot maximum. A 1.8 metre draught keeps shallower anchorages within reach despite the 5.8 metre beam that gives the interior its real volume, and 4,500 litres of fuel carry her up to 1,500 nautical miles at cruising speed, a range that turns a season in the Mediterranean into a genuine cruising ground rather than a series of short hops between marinas.

Exterior Design

Her hull windows are the signature everyone recognises first.

The overlapping circular ports that run along her topsides borrow from sport-fish profiles more than classic flybridge lines, and the bulwarks cut down amidships open the ocean view rather than hiding it. A Portuguese bridge with teak-capped rails runs forward, and aft, the swim platform is sized to carry a tender up to 12 feet, reached by twin transom stairways rather than a single central run. Forward, the bow lounge seats ten around electric high-low teak tables, with pop-up lighting and a retractable sunshade turning the foredeck into a genuine second living space rather than a sunbathing afterthought.

Interior & Accommodation

The master stateroom runs the full beam, and it shows.

A king berth sits on the centreline, flanked by pearl-white lacquer walls that read as calm rather than cold, with a sofa to port and a vanity and desk to starboard. The en suite carries a marble shower with a rain feature and a seat, a walk-in closet, and a washer and dryer tucked into the foyer beyond. Forward, the VIP stateroom takes a queen berth and its own en suite head, and two further twin cabins, each convertible to a double, bring the total to four staterooms for eight guests. Headroom throughout runs to just over two metres, rare enough at this length to be worth stating plainly.

Living Spaces

The sky lounge is where this yacht earns her name.

A centre helm seat, flanked by guest bench seating, sits behind sliding side windows and an electric sunroof, with aft doors that fold the space open to the outdoors when the weather allows it. Below, the main saloon carries windows over a metre wide, an L-shaped settee to port, and a galley forward with a four-burner induction cooktop, oven, dishwasher and full-size fridge freezer, feeding a dining table that expands to seat up to eight. The helm itself runs three Garmin displays alongside the MAN throttles and thruster joysticks, everything an owner-operator needs within reach of one seat.

Ownership & Specification

She is priced, and specified, to be flown solo.

At 4.5 million euros new, the MCY Skylounge sits as the enclosed-flybridge alternative within a range where Monte Carlo Yachts controls naval architecture and engineering in-house, while Nuvolari Lenard carries the same hand across both exterior and interior, a consistency that is rare when two studios usually divide the work. Crew quarters sit forward of the engine room, with twin bunks for a crew of three, kept separate from the four guest cabins aft. By day she takes twelve on board comfortably, by night eight in genuine comfort, a distinction that matters for an owner weighing charter appeal against private use.

The right yacht is about more than specifications. Compare the Monte Carlo Yachts MCY Skylounge side by side with related models, from same-range siblings to its closest rivals, and see length, beam, guests, cabins and speed line up at a glance. A clearer view of where the Monte Carlo Yachts MCY Skylounge stands, and a faster path to the yacht that fits.