Superyacht Charter in Monaco
34 options across our Monaco fleet.
Superyachts Available in Monaco
The Wellesley
Twelve guests, six cabins, the entire Riviera ahead
- 56m
- 12 guests
- 6 cabins
Philip Zepter 50m
Twelve guests, six cabins, the whole Riviera coast
- 50m
- 12 guests
- 6 cabins
Riva 130 Bellissima
Riva 130 Bellissima — 40m
- 40m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
- 25kn
WallyAce 26
Morning calm off Cap Ferrat for twelve
- 26m
- 12 guests
- 5 cabins
Cerri 102’ Flying Sport
Cerri 102’ Flying Sport — 31m
- 31m
- 12 guests
- 4 cabins
Berth Access and Fleet Range at This Scale
Monaco Lux Yachts carries 34 superyachts available for charter in Monaco, spanning established tonnage such as Feadship's Emerald and Oceanco's The Wellesley alongside newer builds like Sunseeker Thumper and the Philip Zepter 50m. Superyacht rental in Monaco generally begins at Port Hercule or Fontvieille, where berth depth and tender space suit vessels in the 40 to 56 metre bracket that make up this selection. Hiring at this scale is a different proposition from a day-boat booking: lead times run to weeks, and berth confirmation, tender logistics and provisioning need settling before the itinerary is finalised.
Guest Numbers and Crew-Led Operation
Cabin configuration and guest capacity differ from one hull to the next, so a capacity briefing before contract signing matters more here than on smaller craft. Every vessel in this bracket runs with its own crew, and the captain typically manages Med-mooring, tender drop-offs and route adjustments when swell builds off exposed stretches such as Villefranche-sur-Mer. That crewed structure also shapes the APA and fuel model, since provisioning, berthing fees and running costs scale with the yacht rather than with a fixed day rate.
Matching Duration to the Route
A short sunset run off Monaco suits an evening booking and keeps logistics simple, while a longer charter toward Cannes opens onto quieter anchorages away from the main showcase moorings. June and September reward this approach, with calmer water and fewer boats competing for the same swim stops near Cap d'Ail. Multi-day plans toward Saint-Tropez bring customs steps into the route, which is why the captain is briefed on timing well before departure rather than left to decide at sea. From €5,000 per day.