Monaco Yacht Show 2026
Connections. Ideas. What’s Next.
The Monaco Yacht Show may last four days. The conversations it creates often last much longer.
For LOTHOS, this year’s Monaco Yacht Show was once again a meeting point for people from across the yachting world: Yacht owners, captains, project managers, designers, shipyards and long-standing partners.
A Place for Real Exchange
Monaco has always been close to LOTHOS. As one of the places where the international yachting community comes together, it gives us the opportunity to meet our clients and partners in person, exchange ideas and understand what is happening across the industry.
The Anchor Table
One of the highlights of our time in Monaco was the LOTHOS Anchor Table at the Yacht Club de Monaco.
Created as a space for personal exchange, the Anchor Table brought together yacht owners, captains, project managers and industry partners in a setting away from the pace and noise of the show.
More Than Four Days
The show itself may be over, but the conversations continue. Ideas discussed in Monaco will turn into projects, partnerships and new possibilities in the months ahead.
For us, that is what makes Monaco more than an industry event. It is a place to strengthen relationships, discover new opportunities and shape what comes next.
Until the Next Conversation
Among the guests were representatives from leading shipyards, designers, family offices, technical managers, international yacht brokers, project partners and suppliers from around the world.
Shipyards including
Safe Harbor · MB92 · Lloyd’s Shipyard · Amels / Damen · Oceanco · IMS · Adriatic42
Designers including
Sam Sorgiovanni · Lydia Hegbourne
We would like to thank everyone who joined us and contributed to the conversations that made the Anchor Table and the Monaco Yacht Show 2026 so special.
Some conversations will become projects. Some will become partnerships. And some simply remind us why personal connections remain at the heart of what we do.
The show may be over. The conversations continue.