Our listings are deliberately small and well-known to us — yachts whose history, condition and crew we can speak to first-hand. Each comes with full specification, survey status and a candid view of what ownership involves.
We arrange viewings in Monaco and along the coast through the season, and represent buyers searching beyond the listed boats, on and off market.
A curated central listing
Our sale listings are deliberately small. Rather than a sprawling database, we represent a select group of motor and sailing yachts whose history, condition and crew we know first-hand, often as central agents. That means accurate specifications, an honest account of any refit or known issue, and a realistic asking price grounded in recent comparable sales rather than hope.
When you enquire about a listed yacht you reach someone who has stood aboard it, read its survey and spoken to its captain. That first-hand knowledge saves wasted viewings and gives you a clear picture before you ever travel to see the boat.
What to look for when buying
The price on the listing is only part of the story. Engine hours, refit history, the quality of past maintenance, class and flag status, and any outstanding finance all shape what a yacht is really worth and what it will cost you to run. We read these factors with you and flag the ones that matter for your intended use.
A well-kept yacht with a full service history and a recent survey is almost always a better buy than a cheaper boat with gaps in its records. We would rather steer you to the right yacht than the cheapest one, because the running costs of a neglected boat quickly erase any saving at purchase.
It also pays to think ahead to resale before you buy. Popular models from respected yards hold their value, charter well and find buyers quickly when the time comes; an unusual layout or a niche builder can be harder to sell on. We factor this into our advice, so the yacht you enjoy for the next few seasons is also one you can move on sensibly when your plans change.
Motor yachts for sale
Motor yachts make up most of the Monaco market, from sub-24-metre cruisers that one owner can enjoy with a small crew to 40-metre-plus superyachts with full interior teams. They suit owners who value space, speed between harbours and the amenities — beach clubs, stabilisers, generous deck areas — that make a week aboard effortless.
We match the boat to how you will actually use it: long Mediterranean summers, occasional event weeks, or a base for entertaining in port. Newer yachts cost more but carry warranty and lower near-term maintenance; well-kept older boats can offer remarkable value.
Sailing yachts and catamarans for sale
For owners drawn to quieter passages and lower running costs, sailing yachts and performance catamarans are a rewarding alternative. A modern cruising yacht offers comfortable cabins and easy short-handed sailing; a catamaran adds space, shallow draft for close anchorages and stability at rest that suits families.
Sailing yachts reward a hands-on owner but still charter and crew readily. We advise on the trade-offs — performance versus comfort, monohull versus multihull — so the boat fits both your sailing ambitions and your plans for time aboard.
Understanding the cost of ownership
The purchase price is the start of ownership, not the whole of it. A sensible annual budget allows for berthing — Monaco is among the most expensive in the world — crew salaries where applicable, insurance, routine maintenance and periodic refit, plus fuel and running costs. As a rough guide, annual running costs often fall around ten per cent of a yacht's value, more for larger crewed vessels.
We set out a realistic ownership budget before you buy, so the decision is made with eyes open. Where it suits, placing the yacht into charter can offset part of these costs while protecting its condition.
Viewings and the buying journey
We arrange viewings in Monaco and along the coast through the season, timed so you see each yacht properly rather than in a rushed afternoon. When you find the right boat we structure an offer, hold the deposit in escrow, and commission an independent survey and sea trial before anything is final.
From accepted offer to handover we manage the MYBA paperwork, due diligence on title and finance, and the change of registration, coordinating lawyers and surveyors so the purchase completes cleanly and on schedule.
Buying off-market
Some of the best yachts never appear in a public listing. Owners who value privacy prefer to sell quietly, and a buyer with a clear brief and a discreet broker often reaches these boats first. If nothing on our list fits, we search the wider market and our network for the specific yacht you have in mind.
This off-market search is where local presence and long relationships pay off: we hear of boats coming available before they are advertised, and can open a confidential conversation on your behalf.
After the purchase: berths and management
Securing a berth — especially in Monaco — is part of making ownership work, and we advise on availability and alternatives along the coast. Once the yacht is yours we can carry it straight into full management, handling crew, maintenance, compliance and budgets so ownership stays simple from the first season.
The same desk that sold you the yacht then looks after it, and is there again when, in time, you decide to upgrade or sell.
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Frequently asked questions
What yachts do you have for sale?
We keep a deliberately small, curated listing of motor and sailing yachts we know first-hand, often as central agents, each with full specification, survey status and an honest account of condition. If nothing listed fits, we search the wider and off-market for you.
Can I see a yacht before buying?
Yes. We arrange viewings in Monaco and along the coast through the season, timed so you can inspect each yacht properly, followed by an independent survey and a sea trial before any purchase is final.
What does it cost to own a yacht in Monaco?
Beyond the purchase price, budget for berthing (among the world's most expensive), crew where applicable, insurance, maintenance and refit, and running costs. As a rough guide, annual costs often run around ten per cent of the yacht's value. We set out a realistic budget before you buy.
Can you find a yacht that isn't on your list?
Yes. Many of the best yachts sell off-market. With a clear brief we search the wider market and our network for the specific boat you want, and can open a confidential conversation with owners on your behalf. Because we are based in Monaco and work the coast daily, we often hear of boats coming available before they are ever advertised.
Do you handle the sale paperwork and registration?
Yes. From accepted offer to handover we manage the MYBA documentation, escrow, due diligence on title and finance, and the change of registration, coordinating lawyers and surveyors so the purchase completes cleanly.
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