Monaco Yacht Charter

Monaco Superyacht Charter

Monaco is one of the world’s most prestigious and exclusive destinations, renowned for its luxury lifestyle, glamorous atmosphere, world-class events, and stunning Mediterranean setting. Nestled along the French Riviera between the sea and the mountains, Monaco offers an extraordinary blend of elegance, sophistication, and cultural richness within one of the smallest yet most influential countries in the world.

Famous for its iconic harbor filled with superyachts, luxury hotels, designer boutiques, and fine dining establishments, Monaco has long been a playground for international travelers seeking the highest standards of hospitality and leisure. The principality is home to legendary landmarks, including the renowned Monte Carlo district, historic palaces, beautiful gardens, and cultural institutions that reflect its rich heritage and global prestige.

Visitors can explore picturesque waterfronts, enjoy exceptional shopping, attend prestigious international events, and experience a vibrant social scene that attracts celebrities, business leaders, and luxury travelers from around the globe. Monaco is also celebrated for its commitment to culture, sustainability, and innovation, offering a unique combination of tradition and modernity.

Whether enjoying panoramic Mediterranean views, relaxing at luxury resorts, attending world-famous events, or discovering the principality’s historic and cultural treasures, Monaco delivers an unforgettable experience where elegance, exclusivity, and timeless glamour come together.
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A 2025 Sanlorenzo SL90 based in Naples with an asymmetric hull layout, four cabins for eight guests, beach club, swim platform and a crew of four.
Catch Me

27M

Sanlorenzo

2025

79000€

Guests

A 44.2-metre Pendennis sailing catamaran delivered in 2011 and refitted in 2023, one of the largest of her kind, with a 16.6-metre beam, foredeck trampolines and a flybridge jacuzzi, chartering
HEMISPHERE

44M

Pendennis

2011

235000€

Guests

The 44-metre Conrad Extra Time pairs a long-range steel hull and plumb-bow profile with a minimalist M2 Atelier interior, a full-beam master and outdoor cinema, cruising the Western Mediterranean for
Extra Time

44M

Conrad Shipyard

2024

240000€

Guests

A fast 46-metre Palmer Johnson sport yacht with a dark hull and Nuvolari Lenard styling, refitted in 2023 and chartering the Caribbean, Bahamas and Western Mediterranean for twelve guests from
Thunder

45M

Palmer Johnson

2008

160000€

Guests

The most highly specified 40m Sunseeker ever built: a 2014 World Superyacht Award finalist with HPM beach-club interiors featuring semi-precious stone, bespoke art and drop-down balconies.
Thumper

40.1M

Sunseeker

2014

168000€

Guests

The 35-metre Benetti Classic 115 Bang! pairs a timeless Stefano Righini profile with a Mediterranean-inspired Zuretti interior, a full-beam master with his-and-her baths, a sundeck Jacuzzi with barbecue and a
Bang!

35M

Benetti

2000

90000€

Guests

The fast 42.6-metre Benetti H pairs a Stefano Righini split-level Portuguese-bow exterior with a cool-grey RWD interior, a main-salon cinema, a full-beam master, a foredeck jacuzzi and a beach club,
H

42M

Benetti

2015

136000€

Guests

A 51-metre Codecasa from 2005, refitted 2019 and 2023, with calming-blues interiors, an elevator, approved RYA Water Sports Centre and 12 guests across 6 cabins.
Emerald

51M

Codecasa

2005

200000€

Guests

A 2004 Palmer Johnson reborn as a modern beach house through a 2021 Patrick Knowles refit, with a full-beam master suite and a beach club gym, chartering the Mediterranean and
Alta

43M

Palmer Johnson

2004

185000€

Guests

The 79-metre CRN Mimtee pairs an elegant Zuccon exterior with Laura Sessa’s light, nautical-blue interior, a private owner’s-deck master suite, three-platform beach club and full wellness suite, cruising the Mediterranean
Mimtee

79M

CRN Ancona

2019

900000€

Guests

A 73-metre steel motor yacht built by HDW in 2012 with eight guest cabins, a spa and gym, and expansive deck spaces for Mediterranean charters.
Plan B

73M

HDW

2012

800000€

Guests

A 65-metre Benetti with a six-deck plan built for actual use, chartering the Mediterranean and Middle East from €645,000 a week.
Artisan

65M

Benetti

2019

645000€

Guests

The 59.8-metre Benetti Sunday pairs Stefano Natucci lines inspired by the liner Normandie with a spectacular Art Deco Studio IPSO interior, a full-beam master with owner-s study and a flybridge
Sunday

59M

Benetti

2006

300000€

Guests

The 32-metre classic Feadship Heavenly Daze pairs timeless 1972 elegance with a fresh contemporary interior, a vast sundeck and modern stabilisers, cruising the Mediterranean for up to 9 guests.
Heavenly Daze

32M

Feadship

1972

67500€

Guests

Highlights

Monaco Yacht Charter
Monaco yacht charters offer the freedom to experience the destination on your own terms. Each itinerary can be shaped around the way you want to travel, with the flexibility to move between time on the water, moments ashore and the simple pleasure of life on board.
Monaco yacht for charter
Monte Carlo & Luxury Lifestyle
Monte Carlo is one of Monaco’s four historic districts, built up around the Casino de Monte-Carlo since Charles Garnier’s Belle Époque building opened in 1863. The surrounding streets hold the Hôtel de Paris, Hôtel Hermitage and a concentration of flagship boutiques within a few hundred metres of each other. Unlike much of the Riviera, distances here are short enough to cover on foot between a morning at the casino gardens and an evening table overlooking the harbour.
Monaco yacht for charter
Superyacht Marina & Waterfront
Port Hercule is Monaco’s main harbour and one of the few deep-water ports on this stretch of coast built to take superyachts alongside, rather than at anchor offshore. It sits directly below the Prince’s Palace and the old town of Monaco-Ville, so guests can walk ashore into the historic centre in minutes. Each September it becomes the site of the Monaco Yacht Show, drawing yachts and buyers from across the industry for four days.
Monaco yacht for charter
World-Class Events
Monaco’s calendar runs on two fixed points: the Formula 1 Grand Prix in late May or early June, raced through the streets around the harbour, and the Monaco Yacht Show each September at Port Hercule. Both fill the principality’s marinas and hotels well beyond capacity, so either one shapes an itinerary rather than fitting around it. Outside those weeks, Monaco keeps a steadier rhythm of galas, regattas and the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters tennis each spring.
Monaco yacht for charter
Culture & Heritage
The Prince’s Palace has overlooked Monaco-Ville since the Grimaldi family took the fortress in 1297, making it one of Europe’s oldest ruling families still in residence. The changing of the guard takes place daily at 11:55am in the palace square. Nearby, the Oceanographic Museum, founded by Prince Albert I in 1910, sits on a cliff edge above the sea and houses one of Europe’s older aquariums alongside its marine research collections.
Monaco yacht for charter
Mediterranean Elegance
Monaco packs four districts, Monaco-Ville, La Condamine, Monte Carlo and Fontvieille, into just over two square kilometres, so the change from historic old town to casino quarter to a modern marina happens within a short walk or a five-minute tender ride. Larvotto Beach, the principality’s main public beach, gives guests a place to swim without leaving Monaco’s waters, while Fontvieille’s newer marina offers a quieter, less crowded alternative to Port Hercule.

Monaco Yacht Charter Enquire

Enquire about a Monaco yacht charter to receive current yacht availability, seasonal guidance and expert insight into the cruising areas, anchorages and experiences that best fit your preferred style of charter, creating a clearer route to the right itinerary.

Monaco Yacht Charter Itineraries

The Week Unfolds
Across Monaco, each itinerary reveals a different rhythm, from lively ports and waterfront towns to secluded anchorages, island escapes and stretches of coastline best discovered from the sea. Together, they create a more layered way to explore, with every route shaped by the places, experiences and moments found along the way.
Côte d’Azur
Seven days from Monaco to the car-free island of Porquerolles and the monks’ vineyard on Saint-Honorat, by way of Cannes and Saint-Tropez.
South of France
Seven days along the French Riviera and into Corsica, from the glamour of Cannes and Saint-Tropez to the principality of Monaco and the wild limestone coast of Bonifacio.
Sardinia
Seven days along the Costa Smeralda, from the granite of Capo Testa and the Maddalena archipelago to Porto Cervo and Porto Rotondo.
Tuscan Isles
Seven days from Viareggio to Rome, taking in Cinque Terre, Napoleon’s Elba, the granite solitude of Montecristo and the Tuscan archipelago.
Amalfi Coast
Seven days from Naples to Rome, taking in Capri, Positano and the wild Pontine islands of Palmarola and Ponza.
Corsica
Seven days around Corsica, from the citadel at Calvi to the Scandola reserve, Napoleon’s Ajaccio and the white cliffs of Bonifacio.
Nice
Seven days along the Côte d’Azur, from the hill village of Èze to Monaco, Cannes, Saint-Tropez and back to the old town of Nice.
Naples
Seven days from Ischia and Ponza to Capri, the Amalfi Coast and Sorrento, finishing among the archaeology and pizza of Naples.
Balearics
Seven days across Mallorca, Ibiza, Formentera and Menorca ’ cathedral to nightclub, Es Vedrà to the Tramuntana, ending on empty Menorcan sand.
Monaco
Seven days based on the Riviera’s principality, from Èze’s cliff village to Port Hercule, Cannes, Saint-Tropez and Cap d’Antibes.

Monaco Must See & Do

The anchorages, experiences and places that define a yacht charter in Monaco, and the ones worth building your itinerary around.
Top Anchorages

Port Hercule
Port de Fontvieille
Anchorage off Larvotto Beach
Cap-d’Ail roadstead, just west of the border
Open bay mooring off Monaco-Ville

Top Things to Do

Visit the Casino de Monte-Carlo
Watch the Changing of the Guard at the Prince’s Palace
Tour the Oceanographic Museum
Walk the Monaco Grand Prix circuit route
Visit the Jardin Exotique de Monaco

Top Places to Visit

Monaco-Ville and the Prince’s Palace
Casino de Monte-Carlo and Place du Casino
Port Hercule waterfront
Fontvieille Marina and Princess Grace Rose Garden
Larvotto Beach

Monaco Charter Advices

Everything you need to know before chartering a yacht in Monaco, from the best time to visit to where to drop anchor.
When should I charter a yacht in Monaco?

June through September is the core season, with July and August bringing the warmest water and the busiest harbour. Late May to early June overlaps with the Formula 1 Grand Prix, when Port Hercule closes to charter traffic for the race and hotel prices in the principality climb sharply. September brings the Monaco Yacht Show, which fills the same harbour with exhibiting superyachts. Outside those two windows, June and early July offer full sun with a calmer marina.

What's the nearest airport for a Monaco charter?

Nice Côte d’Azur Airport (NCE), about 20 kilometres to the northwest, is the closest international airport and the standard entry point. A helicopter transfer with operators such as Monacair or Heli Air Monaco takes roughly seven minutes and lands at Monaco’s own heliport in Fontvieille. By road, the same journey takes 35 to 45 minutes depending on traffic along the coast, longer during the Grand Prix or Yacht Show weeks.

Where can I anchor or moor near Monaco?

Port Hercule takes the largest yachts directly in the centre of Monaco, a few minutes’ walk from Monaco-Ville and the casino quarter, though berths are limited and often booked out during the Grand Prix and Yacht Show. Port de Fontvieille offers a smaller, quieter alternative nearby. When both are full, Cap-d’Ail just over the French border and the open roadstead off Larvotto Beach give practical overflow options a short tender ride from the centre.

How many days do I need in Monaco?

A day or two is enough to see Monaco-Ville, the casino quarter and the Oceanographic Museum on foot, since the whole principality covers just over two square kilometres. Most charters treat it as a stop on a longer French Riviera or Ligurian coast itinerary rather than a full week on its own, pairing it with Cap Ferrat, Villefranche-sur-Mer or the Italian Riviera towns just across the border.

How does the Monaco Grand Prix affect chartering here?

During Grand Prix week, usually the first weekend of June (June 4 to 7 in 2026), Port Hercule is closed to leisure yachts and converted into grandstands and paddock space for the race itself. Charters planned around the event typically anchor off Cap-d’Ail or further along the coast and tender in, or book a berth months in advance through a specialist agent. The Monaco Yacht Show each September brings similar, if less extreme, pressure on marina space.

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