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The Mediterranean Yacht Show 2023 is a targeted trade show for yachting professionals, and will be returning in April as one of the largest shows in the world exhibiting professional crewed yachts from this part of the world.

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The Mediterranean Yacht Show 2024 is a targeted trade show for yachting professionals, and will be returning in April as one of the largest shows in the world exhibiting professional crewed yachts from this part of the world.

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Alexandra off Monaco

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Alexandra cruising off Athens

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Yachts attending the Mediterranean Yacht Show 2024

We take a look at yachts attending this eighth edition of the world's largest crewed yacht charter show, which is returning to Greece this year. 

The largest yachts attending the Mediterranean Yacht Show 2024

<img alt="" src="https://syt-store-production.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/photo/156528/image/large-369bc0a59c30b6c9bb5d83ae836c5d61.jpg" data-gid="gid://syiq/Photo/156528">Superyachts Yalla and Alexandra outside Port HerculeSeen here following the Monaco Yacht Show, is 73m CRN superyacht Yalla cruising by the 49.9m Benetti Alexandra as the moonlight lights up the waters outside Monaco’s Port Hercule. Launched in 2014, Omega architects are responsible for Yalla’s exterior design, and amongst her many features on board is a dedicated wellness area on the lower deck, complete with beach club and swimming pool. She is powered by twin CAT 3512B engines of 1,573 hp each. Alexandra was completed in 2002 to a design of Stefano Natucci, and features an elegant interior by the Terence Disdale Design studio. Alexandra can accommodate 14 guests in 7 cabins (owner’s suite, 2 VIP cabins, 2 Double Suites and 2 cabins with twin beds).By Charl van Rooy, photo by <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/christo303/" target="_blank">christo303 </a>

 Superyachts under moonlight outside Port Hercule

Yachts International – July 2014 • Arrive in Style: Luxury Limo Tenders • Concept yachts we love • Sweet Sensation: Benetti’s 184 Foot Lady Candy • The future of Satcom: Stronger, Faster, Father • The Annual Top 10 Issue: The Largest Yachts Launched in The Past Year • Welcome to Superyachting’s new SuperteamBoat International – August 2014 • I-NOVA – A comfortable and chic long-range vessel • Orient Star – The differing demands of three owners • State of Grace– Stylish, Modern and Comfortable • Heliad II – The first offering from Lynx Yachts • Market analysis of the first quarter • All the action &amp; winners at The Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta &amp; RendezvousShowboats International – July 2014 • 184’ Benetti Lady Candy • Best Yachts of 2013 • Cruising Myanmar: Behind the Bambo Curtain • Out of this world: 116’ Conrad's Lunar • 25 new toys &amp; tenders: PLUS: the best place to show them – Pros debate • Time of their lives: 126’ Alloy's CaryaliThe Superyacht Report – July 2014 • Natural Selection • New Blood • Taking a Seat at the Table • The Extra Man • The Shipyard Issue • Event ReviewsSuperyacht World – June 2014 • Art &amp; Soul: How a owner’s passion for art created Nameless • Best watches from Baselworld • Eyos: The art of exploration • Finish Line: A fine family cruiser • Private jets: scouring an empty leg • Wonderful Refits Special • The stories behind Dream, Life Saga, Alexandra V, Raasta and M5If you want your superyacht publication in this list then please send a copy to:SuperYacht Company BV Att: Maarten Janssen Westerdok 824 1013 BV Amsterdam The NetherlandsBy Marvin Meyer

What's inside this month's superyacht publications - July/August 2014

SuperYachtTimes is proud to announce that we will be a media partner of the Mediterranean Yacht Show. Organised by the newly formed Greek Yachting Association (GYA), the luxury yacht charter show will take place from 3rd to the 7th May 2014 in the historic town of Nafplion in the Peloponnese area.<img alt="" src="https://syt-store-production.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/photo/148147/image/large-f546163a49ddeec5d2eb9f7f37dbb9aa.jpg" data-gid="gid://syiq/Photo/131062">The GYA was founded by Greek yachting professionals involved in the charter, brokerage, management, insurance and construction of large yachts. The GYA and its members represent over 90% of the crewed charter yachts in Greece under central agency agreement. The objective of the association is to maintain high standards of professionalism in charter, sales and yacht management; closely cooperate with MYBA association as MYBA members and MYBA companies; organise an annual charter yacht show for the Greek and foreign flag charter yachts under Central Agency Agreement.The organisers of the show, though in no shortage of options around Greece, have chosen Nafplion as the host for this year’s show for its typical Greek beauty and large modern harbour for the superyachts on display. The organisers are hopeful that the location will prove to be a sure representative of the diversity of locations around the country which fall into Charterers ‘must visit’ lists.<img alt="" src="https://syt-store-production.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/photo/148148/image/large-3fab478ab43484e578cefb396c49767e.jpg" data-gid="gid://syiq/Photo/139552">Although an exciting event for the Greek yachting industry, it is still important for foreign brokers to visit the show in order to observe the level of quality of the yachts on display, as well as the level of service on the charter yachts by the crew. Although the Mediterranean Yacht Show are enthusiastic of creating a bigger and better charter show than ever, it is no doubt disappointing to many that the show is still not open to foreign flagged yachts, an area of contention that will hopefully be improved in the future.<img alt="" src="https://syt-store-production.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/photo/148149/image/large-9e8ffdd6ae16bf2d34d16e634a99d6ed.jpg" data-gid="gid://syiq/Photo/146422">Regardless of this, an impressive list of superyachts will be attending the show which are being displayed to the professional charter industry. As an extra incentive, visiting charter brokers are invited to join a mini charter themselves after the show. Some of the boats that will be attending include:Alexandra, 50 metre motor yacht from Benetti Lady Dee, 47 metre motor yacht from Voorland Shipyard Holland Ionian Princess, 45.73 metre motor yacht from Christensen Barents Sea, 42 metre motor yacht from Mondomarine O’rion, 40.97 metre Motor yacht from Siar Moschini Allure, 40.50 metre sailing yacht from Sterling Yachts Aqua, 40.00 metre motor yacht from Admiral CNL Mabrouk, 40.00 metre motor yacht from Canteri Di Pisa Ouranos, 45 metre motor yacht from Tecnomar Daloli, 37 metre motor yacht from Heesen<a href="http://www.gya.gr" target="_blank">www.gya.gr</a> <a href="http://www.mediterraneanyachtshow.gr" target="_blank">www.mediterraneanyachtshow.gr</a>By Gemma Fottles, photos by Maarten Janssen