The unveiling of the MCY 105, the largest to date, coincided with Monte Carlo Yachts’ five year anniversary, and the 32-metre flagship is the most tangible exemplification of the company’s vision and the best expression of Monte Carlo Yacht’s iconic, timeless style and the naval allure of its collection. The MCY 105 is the largest in the MCY collection, and the boatyard’s distinctive trait of creating spaces only available on mega-yachts is particularly evident. The interior spaces onboard the MCY 105 are incredibly voluminous. The large Portuguese deck at the bow, and the flybridge with equipment and living space are unmatched in its class, while the unique and ergonomic Raised Pilot House gives maximum comfort to the master cabin - located on the main deck - that features full beam and giant, full-size windows. Featuring the MCY collection’s iconic design elements such as a perfect balance of the hull and superstructure, the MCY 105 is the result of a painstaking attention given to proportions, the inherent dynamism of the lines, and to every single detail, no matter how small. The MCY 105 is elegant and instantly recognisable, and the imposing bulwarks and high bow award the boat with the naval allure so distinctive of the timeless MCY style.

Yacht C48 rangeYacht Line. Refreshed version of C46, already awarded “Boat of the Year” at the London boat show in 2008,  stands out today for its Italian Spirit characterized by her elegance, conviviality and sportiness. The design includes modern lines and lighting studies to make the spaces even wider and more in contact with the sea, a bigger cockpit and numerous technical upgrades. The large hydraulically operated beach platform at the stern allows simply launching of the onboard toys. The garage has space for up to a 2.85 meter tender, suitable for the C48 to carry a jet-ski.

This cruiser accurately represents the metamorphosis of the C 35, one of the yard’s greatest achievements and a best-seller with more than 500 models sold in 15 years. The new C 35 sport-coupe’ is inspired by the structured style and linear edges of the C 68 with a redistribution of the interior space in a modular style. The internal lay-out has been designed to allow the owner a huge freedom of choice. To live in an “open space” due to a large common area and a single cabin or, by using the partition, to create two equally spacious cabins, one at the bow and the other at the stern, each equipped with private access to both the kitchen and the bathroom.