Four days in which the world's superyacht industry moors in one harbour. It is a trade show in the way that Monaco is a town — technically accurate and entirely beside the point.
What we can put you in
Berth-side access across the show, with viewings arranged in advance
Private appointments aboard specific vessels rather than a walk-through
Introductions to brokers, yards and, where appropriate, owners
Terrace hospitality over Port Hercule for the evenings
Around it
Understand
Appointments, not queues
The vessels worth seeing are viewed by appointment only, arranged before the show opens. Turning up with a pass gets you onto the quay and no further.
Eat
Le Grill, Hôtel de Paris
On the top floor, with a roof that opens. Grilled Mediterranean fish and the best view over the harbour you will get from a table.
Explore
Villa Ephrussi de Rothschild
Along the coast at Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat. A rose-pink villa with nine gardens and a view of two bays. An hour that resets the whole week.
Dates, tiers and price come back together, and only once the route is confirmed. Nothing here is held until you ask for it.
