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A Monaco Grand Prix yacht charter puts you on a private yacht in Port Hercule, metres from the circuit, for race weekend, 4–6 June 2027. We recommend booking as early as possible; many clients book 6–12 months ahead for the Grand Prix and 4–9 months ahead for the Monaco Yacht Show. Event-week rates, berth costs and APA rise significantly.
Event weeks book up months in advance. We recommend booking as early as possible; many clients book 6–12 months ahead for the Grand Prix. Next edition: 4–6 June 2027 (sprint weekend).
What can I expect at the Monaco Grand Prix on a yacht?
- Race weekend usually runs Thursday to Sunday, with practice, qualifying and the race itself.
- Berths in Port Hercule are allocated well in advance and closer berths command a premium.
- Yachts generally stay moored throughout the weekend rather than cruising.
- Expect a lively, social atmosphere on the water and along the quays.
Why charter a yacht for the Grand Prix?
- Your own private viewing platform, catering and bar.
- Space to host guests, family or clients in comfort.
- An exclusive alternative to grandstand or terrace tickets.
When should I book a Monaco Grand Prix yacht?
We recommend booking as early as possible; many clients book 6–12 months ahead for the Grand Prix.
Grand Prix weeks book up months in advance — often the year before. Berthing is limited and event-week terms (minimum stays, berthing fees) apply, so early enquiries give you far more choice.
Event-week charters often carry specific terms, including minimum stays and berthing fees. Our cost guide explains how these work, and we'll set out exactly what applies to each option we shortlist for you.
How does Rivelune help with a Grand Prix charter?
As Monaco-only specialists, we understand the event's timing, harbour constraints and charter terms. Tell us what you need and we'll hand-pick suitable options rather than send you a catalogue. We don't own yachts — we help you find and arrange the right charter, working with trusted partner brokerages while remaining your main point of contact.