Northrop & Johnson’s 2026 Cannes and Monaco Yacht Show Lineup

From Cannes to Monaco and on to Fort Lauderdale, Northrop & Johnson is heading into fall boat show season with a diverse sales lineup.

The Cannes Yachting Festival takes place September 8–13, 2026, followed by the Monaco Yacht Show from September 23–26. Together, the two shows will see Northrop & Johnson present 12 yachts for sale, ranging from the 84’7″ (25.8m) classic Feadship SULTANA to the innovative 203’4″ (62m) sailing yacht SIMENA.

Across the lineup are motor yachts and sailing yachts, established shipyards and newer names, classic yachts and recent deliveries. For buyers heading to the South of France this September, it creates an opportunity to step aboard a broad cross-section of the current N&J sales fleet in the space of a few weeks.

Northrop & Johnson at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026

The Cannes Yachting Festival returns from September 8–13, with the show spread between the Vieux Port and Port Canto. Port Canto is home to the Yacht Brokerage Area, alongside the Sailing Area, Toys Area and Power Boat Marina.

Northrop & Johnson will be located in Port Canto for its stand and yachts on display, starting at 25.8m and extending to 36.6m.

BUNTY | 120′ (36.6m) Benetti

Built by Benetti and delivered in 2009, BUNTY is a 120′ (36.6m) tri-deck motor yacht with exterior design by Stefano Righini and interiors by François Zuretti. She accommodates up to 12 guests in five cabins, with a full-beam main-deck master suite with private study, two VIP cabins and two twin cabins.

Her three-deck layout provides several distinct outdoor spaces. The main deck has an alfresco dining area, the bridge deck aft adds circular dining and separate seating, while the sundeck has sun loungers, a large Jacuzzi and an outdoor bar. Zero-speed stabilizers, a 5.2m Castoldi Jet Tender and two Yamaha Jet Skis are also part of her specification. BUNTY is asking €4,900,000.

BUNTY is offered for sale with Northrop & Johnson Sales Brokers Ed Dickinson and Kevin Merrigan.

NOROADER | 116′ (35.36m) Sunseeker

The 116′ (35.36m) NOROADER is a Sunseeker 116 delivered in 2020 and upgraded in 2023. She accommodates 12 guests in five cabins and was originally built to Sunseeker’s Platinum specification with a range of bespoke upgrades.

Her 2023 updates brought new dark wood flooring, soft furnishings and lighting to the main and upper decks. The flybridge received a new bar, dining table with bench seating, two oversized circular daybeds, a retractable roof section and an extending canopy. Forward, the foredeck has a raised Jacuzzi, wide sunpads and a seating area that can also be transformed into an outdoor cinema using a four-meter screen. NOROADER is asking €10,750,000.

NOROADER is offered for sale with Northrop & Johnson Sales Brokers Matt Palmer and Ed Dickinson.

LADY VOLANTIS | 113’3″ (34.53m) Sunseeker

Another Sunseeker joins the Cannes lineup with the 113’3″ (34.53m) LADY VOLANTIS, a Sunseeker 115 Sport Yacht delivered in 2014 and refitted in 2020. She accommodates 10 guests in five staterooms and has a top speed of 26 knots and cruising speed of 18 knots.

The yacht has a hydraulic swim platform, foredeck sun loungers, shaded aft-deck dining with a bar and a large flybridge. Inside, floor-to-ceiling windows feature prominently in the main salon, while accommodation includes a full-beam main-deck master suite, two doubles and two convertible twins. LADY VOLANTIS completed her 10-year special survey in 2024 and is VAT paid. Her asking price is €5,950,000.

LADY VOLANTIS is offered for sale with Northrop & Johnson Sales Broker Matt Palmer.

*Not on display with N&J

BLUE ZONE | 87’6″ (26.7m) Sanlorenzo

Delivered in 2024, BLUE ZONE is an 87’6″ (26.7m) Sanlorenzo SX88 with minimal private use and low engine hours. She accommodates eight guests in four en-suite cabins and is powered by three Volvo D13 IPS 1050 engines, providing a top speed of 23 knots and cruising speed of 18 knots.

A defining feature of the SX88 design is its crossover stern and large beach club, with dedicated tender and toy storage. BLUE ZONE also has a flybridge skylounge with a retractable roof and opening side windows, allowing the space to transition between enclosed and open-air use. Her specification includes electric zero-speed stabilizers, an upgraded second 28kW generator and a Raymarine Diamond navigation package. She is asking €6,490,000.

BLUE ZONE is offered for sale with Northrop & Johnson Sales Brokers Gabriele Modica Ragusa and Edoardo Turati.

GIADA | 85’4″ (26.22m) Custom Line

GIADA is an 85’4″ (26.22m) Custom Line Navetta 26 Crescendo and one of only eight yachts built in the series. Her exterior and interior design are by Zuccon International Project.

Her interior uses light oak finishes and panoramic windows, while the main salon features a grand piano and generous seating. Outdoor areas are distributed across three decks, including a shaded aft deck, a skylounge aft with bar and modular seating, foredeck sunpads and a swim platform. GIADA is equipped with Seakeeper gyros and ABT-TRAC fins. Her asking price is €2,400,000.

GIADA is offered for sale with Northrop & Johnson Sales Brokers Monty Batt and Richard Higgins.

SULTANA | 84’7″ (25.8m) Feadship

At the other end of the design spectrum is SULTANA, bringing a very different piece of yachting history to the Cannes lineup.

SULTANA was built by Feadship at the De Vries yard in Aalsmeer and delivered in 1969. Originally named DIN DINA, she dates from the period of collaboration between Feadship and Carlo Riva that produced the Caravelle Series.

A major rebuild was completed at Feadship’s Makkum yard in 2012, followed by extensive refit work at Monaco Marine between 2021 and 2023. Her original Gardner engines were rebuilt, while a battery bank provides up to 12 hours of silent autonomy at anchor. SULTANA accommodates six guests in three cabins and has a range of approximately 2,500 nautical miles. She is asking €4,500,000.

SULTANA is offered for sale with Northrop & Johnson Sales Brokers Ed Dickinson and Ed Cavendish.

Northrop & Johnson at the Monaco Yacht Show 2026

A little over a week after Cannes closes, the focus moves along the coast to Monaco.

The Monaco Yacht Show takes place September 23–26, 2026, in Port Hercule. The 2026 show is set to bring together more than 560 exhibitors and 120 superyachts available for purchase, charter and private visits.

Northrop & Johnson will be located on Quai des États-Unis at Stand QE14, giving clients a dedicated place to meet with the N&J team between viewings.

The N&J Monaco Yacht Show lineup moves firmly into the larger-yacht segment, with six yachts ranging from 42.2m to 62m.

SIMENA | 203’4″ (62m) Ares Yachts

At 203’4″ (62m), SIMENA is the largest yacht in N&J’s Cannes and Monaco lineup. Built by Ares Yachts in 2026, the ketch accommodates 12 guests in six cabins and is offered at €45,900,000.

Naval architecture and exterior design are by Taka Yacht Design, while Design Unlimited created the interior. SIMENA cruises at 11 knots and reaches a top speed of 14.5 knots, with transatlantic range under power. Her interior uses walnut alongside antiqued brass, textured leather, woven metals and stone. The main-deck owner’s suite has a separate bathroom, dressing room and lounge area, with three additional double guest cabins and two twin cabins completing the guest accommodation.

SIMENA is offered for sale with Northrop & Johnson Sales Brokers Sean McCarter and Deniz Kaymaz.

*Not on display with N&J

EMERALD | 165’4″ (50.4m) Feadship

Originally built by Feadship in 1990, EMERALD completed a 16-month rebuild at Balk Shipyard in 2023 that extended her from 48m to 50.4m. The project incorporated a new interior by Design Unlimited alongside extensive technical upgrades.

The new layout provides six guest staterooms for 12 guests. Her bridge-deck salon and cockpit were extended, while the sundeck was enlarged and now has a spa bath, seating, sunbeds and a wet bar. Technical work included new Quantum stabilizers as well as new navigation, AV and IT equipment. EMERALD has an approximately 6,200-nautical-mile range at 11 knots and was a finalist at the 2024 World Superyacht Awards. She is asking €21,000,000 and is also available for charter with rates starting at €210,000 per week, plus expenses.

EMERALD is offered for sale with Northrop & Johnson Sales Brokers Richard Higgins and Matt Palmer.

LADY MAXINE | 157’6″ (48.77m) Royal Hakvoort

The 157’6″ (48.77m) LADY MAXINE was delivered by Royal Hakvoort Shipyard in 2010 and has 703GT of interior volume. She accommodates 14 guests in seven staterooms and has a private owner’s deck as well as an elevator serving all guest decks.

The yacht has undergone refits in 2021, 2024 and 2026. Her 2024 works included an extensive mechanical refit and renewal of her five-year special class survey, while the 2026 program incorporated an AV/IT upgrade and an interior refit overseen by Sinot. Her bridge-deck lounge was redesigned during the latest refit. LADY MAXINE is asking €24,995,000.

LADY MAXINE is offered for sale with Northrop & Johnson Sales Broker Ed Dickinson.

AMICA MEA | 152′ (46.33m) Royal Hakvoort

Also built by Royal Hakvoort, AMICA MEA measures 152′ (46.33m) and was delivered in 2004. Vripack was responsible for her design, with interior and exterior styling by Glade Johnson Design. Her full-displacement steel hull encloses 499GT, and she has a range of 4,500 nautical miles.

AMICA MEA completed her 20-year Lloyd’s survey in 2024 and underwent a substantial technical program between 2023 and 2025. She accommodates 11 guests in five cabins, including a main-deck owner’s suite, and carries up to nine crew. Exterior spaces include an aft deck for alfresco dining, a sundeck with a Jacuzzi and a beach setup. She is asking $19,500,000 and is also available for charter with rates starting at €200,000 per week, plus expenses.

AMICA MEA is offered for sale with Northrop & Johnson Sales Brokers Richard Higgins and Kristen Klein.

TITIAN PEARL | 141′ (43m) CRN

Built by CRN in 2001, TITIAN PEARL is a 141′ (43m) steel-hulled displacement yacht with exterior and interior design by Nuvolari Lenard. She has 432GT of volume and accommodates up to 10 guests in five cabins, including a full-beam main-deck owner’s suite with an office.

TITIAN PEARL completed an extensive two-year refit costing more than €6 million. The works covered her interior, teak decks, sundeck, exterior paint and upholstery, lighting, watermakers, navigation and communications equipment, zero-speed stabilizers and major technical work associated with her 25-year Lloyd’s Special Survey. Her gearboxes were fully overhauled in 2025.

TITIAN PEARL is offered for sale with Northrop & Johnson Sales Broker Ed Dickinson.

SIRENA 42 | 138′ (42.2m) Sirena Yachts

The 138′ (42.2m) SIRENA 42 is a 2026 Sirena Yachts 42m with a steel hull and aluminum superstructure. She has 433GT of volume, accommodates 11 guests in five staterooms and carries up to nine crew.

Her exterior design is by Luca Vallebona, with interiors by Milan-based Hot Lab and a fast-displacement hull form by Van Oossanen. Exterior features include a forward owner’s patio, an aft pool and fold-out bulwarks, with the option for a forward Jacuzzi. She has a top speed of 15 knots and cruises at 10 knots. SIRENA 42 is asking €23,950,000.

SIRENA 42 is offered for sale with Northrop & Johnson Sales Brokers Deniz Kaymaz and Kristen Klein.

*Not on display with N&J

Meet the Northrop & Johnson Team This Fall

Across Cannes and Monaco, clients will be able to connect directly with Northrop & Johnson’s team, discuss the yachts on display and explore other opportunities on the sales market. With yachts spanning more than 36 meters from the smallest to the largest in the combined lineup, the two September shows offer very different ways into the market within a single N&J showcase.

And the season doesn’t stop on the Côte d’Azur.

The 67th Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show will take place October 28–November 1, 2026. The show spans multiple waterfront locations in Fort Lauderdale and is recognized as the world’s largest in-water boat show.

From Cannes on September 8–13, to Monaco on September 23–26, and finally Fort Lauderdale from October 28–November 1, fall 2026 puts Northrop & Johnson on the ground at three major international yacht shows in less than two months.

To arrange a private viewing of any of the yachts appearing at Cannes or Monaco, contact the respective Northrop & Johnson listing broker or speak with the N&J team ahead of the show.