FLY WITH BLADE TO THE 2026 MONACO YACHT SHOW
Port Hercules, seven minutes from Nice
BLADE is providing flights between Nice Airport and the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show, being held Wednesday, September 23rd to September 26th, for both arrivals and departures.
The Monaco Yacht Show reigns as the pinnacle of luxury yachting, showcasing opulent vessels and cutting-edge technology. This prestigious gathering captivates with elegance, sophistication, and unparalleled grandeur, embodying the zenith of nautical excellence. Step into a world where elegance meets innovation, where refined craftsmanship converges with technological prowess. The Monaco Yacht Show beckons, offering an unforgettable journey through maritime splendor.
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Official PartnerChauffeur service will drop you to your final destination or straight at the Show.
As official partner we have a dedicated pick up drop off location at the show.
The 2026 Monaco Yacht Show
From September 23–26, 2026, the world’s most iconic harbor becomes the global stage for yachting excellence. The Monaco Yacht Show returns to Port Hercules, where visionaries of design, craftsmanship, and innovation unveil the future of life at sea.
When you travel with BLADE, the experience begins before you set foot on a dock. Flying above the Riviera, every curve of the coastline is a reminder of why this is the most coveted stretch of water in the world. Your flight brings you directly into the heart of the show, closer than anyone else could arrive without landing on the bow of a superyacht itself.
This year’s edition promises a fleet of extraordinary yachts, groundbreaking marine technology, and curated lifestyle experiences that define the very edge of luxury. Whether you’re a seasoned yachtsman, an industry insider, or simply captivated by the artistry of the sea, the Monaco Yacht Show is more than an exhibition. It’s an immersion into the world’s most exclusive maritime culture.
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