The Most Spectacular Yachts Spotted in Monaco for the Grand Prix

This year’s Monaco Grand Prix is being held from the 24th to the 26th of May at the Circuit de Monaco in Monte Carlo. It’s an event which draws in spectators from all across the globe: a thrilling sporting occasion which is heavily associated with luxury. It is only fitting that such an event attracts an array of spectacular superyachts, as Owners and charterers wish to immerse themselves in this sensational event that takes place in one of the world’s top yachting hotspots. 

Over 60 pleasure vessels are currently docked in Monaco ahead of the start of the Grand Prix, of which we take a look at five of the most spectacular and notable names. 

FOUNTAINHEAD - 87.78m

FOUNTAINHEAD was delivered in 2011 by Feadship: an 87.78m yacht perfect for family use. She was created by De Voogt Naval Architects and Sinot Yacht Design, with Axel Vervoordt providing a beautiful blend of art, antiques and aesthetics. 

She exudes sophistication in terms of her layout, finishes and technologies, boasting an array of impressive leisure facilities including a gym, health club and contra-flow pool. FOUNTAINHEAD features six guest suites and a large Owner’s stateroom, alongside a recreation room and a library on the main deck that can both be converted into guest cabins.She also includes an array of water toys and two tenders to allow those onboard to make the most of their time on the water. 

CORAL OCEAN - 72.55m

Delivered in 1994 by Lürssen, CORAL OCEAN is a 72.55m yacht that includes every single amenity one would expect from a luxury vessel. She features exteriors by Bannenberg & Rowell Design and interiors from IBL Design. 

CORAL OCEAN has seven spacious guest cabins, a VIP suite and a main salon that has an opening shell door that creates a balcony over the sea. She can accommodate up to 12 guests and an impressive crew of 22, boasting a beach club, pool, sauna, massage room, cinema and gym. 

NENINKA - 67m

NENINKA was delivered by Amels in 2019 as one of its Limited Editions, with exteriors penned by Tim Heywood and custom interiors from Winch Design. She was based upon previous Amels 212 deliveries from the Limited Editions range, encapsulating modern classical lines whilst also adding a new stretched evolution to the elegance set by her predecessors. 

She can accommodate up to 14 guests across seven suites as well as 16 crew members, a standout feature of her design being a 65 sqm swim platform and beach club. 

HAMPSHIRE - 66.25m 

Launched in 2016 as VANISH, HAMPSHIRE is a 66.25m yacht built by Feadship. Her exteriors and interiors are penned by Harrison Edisgaard, boasting a modern and powerful exterior profile that is softened by harmonious lines. 

She features a range of standout elements throughout her design, including a free-standing staircase flanked by a glass wall over three decks, an extendable balcony from the Owner’s stateroom and a full-height atrium, these beautiful and intricate touches enhancing the sense of luxury onboard. 

AHS - 66m

AHS was built in 2005 by Oceanco, undergoing a major refit in 2019. She has a LOA of 66m, and features a fresh and contemporary design penned by Alberto Pinto.

She can accommodate up to 16 guests across six cabins, with a crew of 19 ensuring the most premium service on board. All spaces have been optimised for the guests’ use, as AHS boasts spacious cabins, expansive decks and an array of dining areas, both indoors and al fresco.

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Alongside these five stunning superyachts, other iconic vessels currently docked in Monaco include 90m LIONHEART, 60m KATINA, 55.2m LADY A and 53.5m HURRICANE RUN. 

With only one day to go until this thrilling event, we at Superyachts.com cannot wait to see what other superyachts are spotted in Monaco, as well as to follow along with the action of the Grand Prix.