The Monte Carlo Yachts MCY 76 is a masterpiece of contemporary yacht design, seamlessly blending elegant aesthetics with state-of-the-art technology and performance. At 23.05 meters in length, this yacht offers spacious accommodations and remarkable seaworthiness, making it perfect for both long voyages and shorter cruises. The exterior, crafted by the renowned Nuvolari Lenard, features a graceful silhouette that is both modern and timeless. Its innovative use of space includes an expansive flybridge, offering panoramic views and a perfect spot for relaxation or entertaining guests. Inside, the interior design also by Nuvolari Lenard, showcases luxurious materials and meticulous craftsmanship, ensuring a comfortable and stylish atmosphere for all aboard. The MCY 76 is powered by twin MAN V12 engines, each delivering 1550 horsepower, capable of reaching a maximum speed of 31 knots while maintaining a cruising speed of 24 knots. This power allows for a comfortable and efficient ride, regardless of the destination. With a fuel capacity of 4000 liters, the yacht boasts an impressive range, ideal for extended adventures on the water. Accommodations include four spacious cabins, comfortably sleeping up to eight guests, in addition to separate quarters for a dedicated crew of two. The yacht’s layout is designed to maximize comfort and privacy for all onboard, making it an excellent choice for family vacations or hosting guests. The MCY 76 exemplifies Monte Carlo Yachts’ commitment to innovation, quality, and luxury, ensuring an unmatched yachting experience.
Length
23.1M
Beam
5.7M
Draft
1.8M
Day Guests
12
Sleeping
8
Cabin
4
Crew
2
Cruise Speed
24KT
Max Speed
31KT
Fuel
4000L
Range
320NM
Engine
2 x MAN V12 1550 hp
Option 1
2 x MAN V12 1650 hp
Naval
Monte Carlo Yachts Engineering
Exterior
Nuvolari Lenard
Interior
Nuvolari Lenard
New Starting From
€3,600,000
High Price Brokerage
€3,000,000
Low Price Brokerage
€2,700,000
Thirty-one knots at the top, twenty-four at a comfortable cruise.
Twin MAN V12 engines drive the 76 to that top speed, with a more powerful 1,650hp option available for owners who want the extra margin. At cruise, she covers 320 nautical miles on a 4,000 litre fuel capacity, enough for a run from the Riviera to the Balearics without a refuelling stop. The flybridge-forward hull carries her weight low and stable, and her 5.7 metre beam keeps the ride settled even when the sea builds. For a yacht in this size bracket, the balance between outright speed and genuine range is what sets her apart from flatter, thirstier rivals.
The overlapping circular windows are unmistakably Monte Carlo Yachts, and unmistakably Nuvolari Lenard.
Nuvolari Lenard drew both the exterior and interior of the 76, and the continuity shows. A full-beam flybridge sits above wide, uncluttered side decks, reached by a Portuguese bridge that keeps the foredeck secure underway. A carbon fibre hardtop shades the upper deck without adding visible bulk to the profile. Large hull side glazing and a low, confident sheer line give her a longer, leaner look than her length on paper suggests. It is a design language built to be recognised from a distance, and to age without looking dated.
Four cabins, eight guests, and a master suite that runs the full width of the hull.
The owner’s suite sits amidships across the full beam, the most stable position on board, with a walk-in wardrobe and a dressing area ahead of the ensuite. A VIP cabin and two further guest cabins complete the layout, sleeping eight in total, with two crew berths kept separate from the guest areas. Giorgetti furnishings and a choice of grey or white oak, lacquered surfaces and Carrara marble let each owner shape the interior to their own taste. Large salon windows keep the main deck bright, with sightlines that carry through to the water on both sides.
The flybridge is where the 76 does most of her entertaining.
Set beneath the carbon fibre hardtop, it runs the full width of the hull and connects to the main deck by twin staircases, a layout Monte Carlo Yachts carries across the range. A single companionway leads below, a deliberate simplification that frees up space on the accommodation deck compared with the layouts on smaller models in the range. Aft, the cockpit opens onto the swim platform, while forward, the wide side decks allow genuine movement around the yacht at anchor rather than a careful sidestep past the superstructure.
A four cabin motor yacht with the proportions of something considerably larger.
Built by Monte Carlo Yachts with naval architecture and engineering handled in-house, the 76 measures 23.1 metres in length on a 5.7 metre beam, with a 1.8 metre draught keeping shallower anchorages within reach. Standard twin MAN V12 1,550hp engines can be upgraded to 1,650hp for owners who want extra speed in reserve. Sleeping eight guests across four cabins with two crew, she is sized for a family or a small charter group without asking for a superyacht budget or a superyacht crew to run her. For an owner who wants genuine volume without stepping into a different scale of ownership altogether, the 76 makes her case clearly.
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