Founded in 1953

yacht club de monaco​

Founded in 1953 by Prince Rainier and presided over since 1984 by H.S.H. Prince Sovereign Albert II, the Yacht Club de Monaco brings together 2,500 members representing 82 nationalities.

Bringing under its burgee some of the world’s most prestigious private yachts, the Y.C.M. now occupies a unique position in the world of yachting and international luxury boating.

A private club dedicated to its members

The Yacht Club de Monaco is an exclusive club dedicated to its members, whether they are owners or captains of superyachts.

A public service delegation

An emblematic institution, the Yacht Club de Monaco promotes the Principality through its events and responsible yachting. An exclusive club, it brings together owners and captains of superyachts.

🇺🇸 SAIL4th250 — NEW YORK

Tuiga & Viola in New York 🇺🇸

The Yacht Club de Monaco is proudly represented by Tuiga 1909 and Viola 1908 during the celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of the United States in New York.

🌊 3 JULY

Class B Tall Ships (East River)

Twenty-nine tall ships sail down the East River, from Hell Gate Bridge to Gravesend Bay in Brooklyn. The first major highlight of the weekend.

🌊 4 JULY

International Parade of Sail (Hudson River)

More than 30 tall ships sail up the Hudson River to the George Washington Bridge. Tuiga and Viola escort La Belle Poule.

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EVENTS

In accordance with its statutes and its mission to serve as “a link between people who love the sea and the tourism and promotional interests of the Principality,” the Yacht Club de Monaco organizes numerous sporting and social events throughout the year, as reflected in its 2026 programme.

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MONACO CAPITAL OF ADVANCED YACHTING

Monaco, Capital of Advanced Yachting, positions itself at the forefront of sustainable innovation in the yachting industry by implementing pioneering initiatives. Through these efforts, Monaco is shaping a future where performance and sustainability come together in the service of tomorrow’s yachting.
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