The Government has announced comprehensive access restrictions for Port Hercule during the Monaco Yacht Show, running from 24th to 27th September.

The restrictions will be in effect from midnight on 24th September until 6:30pm on 27th September, with complete overnight closures and badge-only access during daytime hours.

Port Hercule will be completely closed to all maritime traffic between midnight and 7am each day during the event. From 7am to midnight, only vessels with official badges issued by Monaco Yacht Show will be permitted to enter the port.

The government has also imposed a strict speed limit of three knots throughout the harbour for safety reason, reflecting the high-value vessels on display and expected visitor numbers.

Premier superyacht event

The Monaco Yacht Show celebrates its 34th anniversary this year. Since 1991, Port Hercule has transformed annually into an exclusive showcase bringing together elite builders, brokers and  enthusiasts.

This year’s event will feature over 120 superyachts and around 60 luxury tenders. The fleet includes vessels with an average length of 50 metres, plus several mega yacht exceeding 100 metres. Additionally, around 40 new launches will reflect the latest market trends.

Lastly, more than 560 exhibitors recognised for excellence and innovation will showcase cutting-edge technologies and sustainable solutions.

How to obtain access badges

Boat owners and operators requiring port access during the show must obtain official identification badges directly from Monaco Yacht Show.

Applications open on 18 August and must be completed before the 9 September deadline. Badge requests should be made by calling +377 93 10 41 7

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Main photo credit: Monaco Yacht Show