Where to eat, stay, train and unwind during the world’s most iconic yacht show
If you’re heading to the Monaco Yacht Show 2026, you already know it’s about more than yachts. It’s about the people, the atmosphere, and the lifestyle. Whether you're attending as a charter guest, yacht owner, broker, or brand partner, this is your curated guide to the best of Monaco during yacht week — from power breakfasts to rooftop drinks, designer hotels, exclusive networking spots, and world-class wellness.
From sunrise espressos to late-night rooftops, this is the lifestyle edit you didn’t know you needed. We’ve curated the go-to places to eat, stay, train, and unwind — all within reach of the yachts and the action. Let’s start with where to eat.
From early-morning espressos to table-to-club dinners
Searching for the best restaurants in Monaco during yacht show week? We’ve got you covered. Whether you're arriving by tender or taking meetings over gamberoni, these are the spots that deliver on flavour, location, and yacht show energy.
Breakfast & Coffee Spots
Cova is a Monaco institution with Milanese flair. Expect polished service and good Italian coffee.
Newly opened in the new Mareterra neighborhood, Marlow is already a morning favourite for those who want a view with their coffee.
Start your day with coffee and a quick briefing at the Y.CO Clubhouse. Your host and itinerary of private viewings and introductions will be ready and waiting.
Top Spots to Dine Dock Side
Let Y.CO secure a lunchtime table at La Môme, where you can take in the harbour from above.
A low-key gem in Fontvieille. Les Perles de Monaco offers great oysters, an amazing view and no nonsense.
Greek-Mediterranean done properly. GAIA's terrace is the kind of lunch that turns into an afternoon without apology.
Poolside, sun-soaked, and close enough to the show to return without missing a beat, Le Deck is ideal for a lunch spot.
La Vigie Monte-Carlo is an iconic lunch spot. With classic Mediterranean flavours and idyllic dining on a private peninsula — with the added benefit of being able to tender in directly.
Monaco's Top Tables
Looking for the best hotels near the Monaco Yacht Show 2026? These are the properties that combine five-star service with show-day convenience.
For all out opulence, the Hôtel de Paris is luxury at full throttle. Casino Square address, rooftop wellness, and three Michelin starred restaurants under one roof.
Hôtel Metropole is a fashion-forward and magnificently re-imagined for 2026. Spa by Guerlain, Michelin dining, and that Karl Lagerfeld-designed pool.
Belle Époque beauty with direct access to Thermes Marins Spa and a calm, cultivated atmosphere just behind the harbour. Hôtel Hermitage is the definition of luxury.
Boutique vibes on the water’s edge. Monte-Carlo Beach has only 40 rooms, a saltwater pool, and its own tender-access dock.
Elegant escapes for all
NYX, a subterranean lounge, part members’ club, part cocktail cathedral. Curated crowd. 100 people max. No paparazzi.
Overseen by Dominique London, the Monte-Carlo Cigar Club is a temple for luxury cigar lovers. Located in the Casino de Monte Carlo featuring a smoking lounge, a bar, a walk-in humidor and a magnificent terrace overlooking the Hôtel de Paris, Monte-Carlo and the Mediterranean Sea.
SASS, where the terrace becomes a dancefloor and the Mediterranean is the backdrop. A crowd that knows the dress code without being told.
Open since 1974 and still the benchmark. An outdoor dancefloor under the stars, a crowd without equal. Some institutions never age — JIMMY'Z is proof.
Because Monaco is a marathon — not a sprint
Body Tailor is the place for Lagree Fitness addicts. High-intensity, low-impact, workouts that work every muscle. Finish with their signature lymphatic massage.
A must visit is the stunning new The Spa Métropole by Guerlain. Try the signature treatment, the ‘Ultimate Black Orchid’. With tailored options for men, as well as sensory experiences for children and rituals for couples.
Head up above the yachts to the Thermes Marins for a work out swim with a view. Direct access from Hôtel Hermitage and Hôtel de Paris.
Before the stands open and the docks get busy, join Y.CO for a morning workout on the Digue Rainier III. It’s a moment of calm, with a view of the harbour few others see.
What to wear and why footwear really matters
First time at the Monaco Yacht Show? Here’s your quickfire guide to navigating it like a seasoned insider — and avoiding rookie mistakes.
Monaco in late September is still warm so expect highs around 25°C. For daytime, lightweight linen, cotton, and breathable tailoring are your best friends. Sunglasses are not optional; neither is SPF.
At night, the dress code dials up. Think sleek dresses, tailored jackets, and well-cut shirts. Keep it classy Monte-Carlo.
On yachts: Always remove shoes unless told otherwise. If shoes are allowed, they’ll need to be clean, non-marking soles (stilettos are a big no no).
Off-yacht: Monaco has hills and stairs. Comfort matters, polished loafers, dressy flats, or smart sneakers will take you further than a strappy heel.
The team that opens every door
The yachts might be the headline - but the experience is what sets it apart.
If you’d like to join us as a guest of Y.CO, let us know below. A member of our team will be in touch to shape your itinerary – from private yacht viewings to hosted dinners and everything in between.
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+44 20 7584 1801Fort Lauderdale — US
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