Monaco

Yacht Charter in Monaco

38 options across our Monaco fleet.

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Yachts Available in Monaco

MCY66 — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
MCY

MCY66

MCY66 — 20m

  • 20m
  • 12 guests
  • 3 cabins
from €6,000/day View →
Azimut 60 — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
Azimut

Azimut 60

Azimut 60 — 18.5m

  • 18.5m
  • 10 guests
  • 3 cabins
  • 30kn
from €5,400/day View →
Sunreef 80 — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
Sunreef

Sunreef 80

Sunreef 80 — 23.9m

  • 23.9m
  • 8 guests
  • 4 cabins
  • 14kn
from €12,500/day View →
Moby-Dick — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
Fountaine Pajot

Moby-Dick

Moby-Dick — 20m

  • 20m
  • 20 guests
  • 10 cabins
from €4,500/day View →
Azimut 86 — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
Azimut

Azimut 86

Azimut 86 — 26m

  • 26m
  • 12 guests
  • 4 cabins
  • 27kn
from €9,000/day View →
Extra 86 — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
ISA / Extra

Extra 86

Extra 86 — 26m

  • 26m
  • 12 guests
  • 4 cabins
  • 22kn
from €13,000/day View →
Azimut 45 — Monaco Lux Yachts, Monaco
Azimut

Azimut 45

Azimut 45 — 13.7m

  • 13.7m
  • 11 guests
  • 2 cabins
  • 32kn
from €3,750/day View →
Local notes

Fleet Range Across Thirty-Eight Vessels

Monaco Lux Yachts offers yacht charter in Monaco across 38 vessels, a spread running from the 20-metre Princess 64 Fly to 40-metre builds such as Riva Riva 130 and Sunseeker Thumper, with larger tonnage including Feadship's Emerald and Oceanco's The Wellesley at the top end. Chartering within this range is less about one hull than about matching length, layout and crew structure to the day planned, whether that means a short run out of Port Hercule or a longer trip toward Cannes. Renting at this scale also changes the planning timeline, since a compact day format books differently from a larger vessel that needs tender logistics and provisioning arranged in advance.

Guest Numbers and Layout Across Sizes

Guest capacity and sleeping arrangements shift across this fleet, so a yacht suited to an afternoon run for a small group is a different proposition from one built for nights aboard. Smaller vessels such as the Princess 64 Fly work for shorter sea days with family or close friends, while craft in the 40 to 56-metre bracket carry fuller crew and the cabin space multi-day charter requires. A guest-capacity briefing before booking helps here, since the right fit depends on group size and how many nights the charter covers.

Timing Routes Around Quieter Water

Short sunset cruises off Monaco suit an evening booking without demanding a full day's planning, while longer routes toward Cap d'Ail or Beaulieu-sur-Mer reach calmer swim stops away from the main midday traffic near Port Hercule. June and September tend to suit charters seeking fewer boats at the same anchorages, and a skipper can adjust the route once underway if swell builds off exposed stretches. Scheduling around Grand Prix or yacht show periods needs earlier planning, since berth and crew availability tighten across the fleet during those weeks. From €3,700 per day.