The Yachts Everybody Can’t Wait to see
One of the most celebrated events in the sailing world is the annual Monaco Yacht Show. This year it is due to take place 
1. Benetti’s FB264
Making its world debut at the show, the Italian super-yacht offers low-key elegance and a straight-edged profile. It also features handcrafted Italian furniture and emphasises outdoor space with four decks.
2. Admiral’s Quinta Essentia
The largest motor yacht ever launched by Admiral, the Quinta Essentia holds a greener than ever machine in a progressive profile. Vibration and noise levels are minimal with one of the most silent and fuel-efficient systems in the world.
3. Lürssen’s Coral Ocean
A 1994 build that has gone through a major refit, Coral Ocean is one of the original masterpieces created by the peerless Jon Bannenberg. The profile is that of a timeless classic.
4. Damen’s Fast and Furious
An entirely new version of an ordinarily boxy support vessel, this shadow boat is highly functional but also elegant. Owners can customize the configurations to include sailing, diving, hangar and helicopter options.
5. Perini Navi’s Sybaris
Considered a milestone vessel, the Sybaris is large, and yet easy to sail with joystick controlled electric captive winches.
6. Bilgin’s Giaola-Lu
With a vertical bow and interesting curves, the Giaola-Lu has a unique style. Natural light is maximized with large windows across the upper decks.
7. Metalships & Yachts’ Maybe
The largest yacht ever constructed in Spain, the Maybe was designed for elegance and functionality in equal measures. The Maybe features a bright contemporary interior and a helipad.
8. Baglietto’s Unicorn
The latest launch by the illustrious shipyard, the Unicorn offers generous interior space and a minimalist and chic ambiance than includes stonework, dark walls and large windows.
9. Heesen’s Galactica Super Nova
Heesen’s largest ship to date, the Galactic Super Nova has a sleek profile and boasts a massive deck of nearly 4,000 square feet. The super-yacht is considerably more fuel efficient than other yachts in its class.
10. Feedship’s Vanish
The interior of the Vanish features a freestanding staircase next to the glass wall of a full-height atrium. Helipads and a low-flung stair-step transom more commonly found on smaller yachts make this yacht noteworthy.