From 25 to 28 September 2019, 125 exceptional superyachts built by the world’s leading shipyards were presented in Monaco. Among them were around 40 brand new models, unveiled at the show for the first time anywhere.
A total of 580 exhibitors and partners took advantage of this peerless showcase, including market decision-makers, superyacht builders, designers, luxury goods manufacturers and ship brokers.
The yacht exhibition was complemented by the latest in nautical accessories – inflatable structures, electric surfboards and private submarines – a selection of premium cars, helicopters and private jets.
Sustainable development, which has become a hot topic in the superyachting world, was also on the agenda in Monaco.
Savannah, by German builder Feadship, was presented as the first hybrid superyacht, with a single engine, three generators and a megawatt of batteries.
Black Pearl, the 107-metre sailing yacht from Oceanco, uses special shaft generators which produce electricity allowing the propellers to turn while the vessel is operating under full sail.
Fuel cells are becoming increasingly popular on the market: Italian shipbuilder VSY, for example, is developing a concept based on hydrogen technology.
Sapphire Experience programme
Established in 2016, the Sapphire Experience programme offers special clients a bespoke tour of the exhibition and support throughout the event.
With its concierge service, the programme includes private visits on board the exhibited superyachts and an invitation to various evening events over the course of the four-day MYS.
On the eve of the exhibition, members of the Sapphire Experience programme are able to take part in the MYS Opening Gala, to which influential figures in the industry are also invited. During the evening, the prestigious MYS Superyacht Awards Ceremony is held.
In figures:
We aim to put on the most prestigious superyacht event possible for the new
generation of clients.
Gaëlle Tallarida, Managing Director of the MYS
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