Guillaume Plissonat at Monaco Yacht Show 2025

This September, the Monaco Yacht Show (MYS) invites you to see yachting through a different lens—guided by the poetic eye of maritime photographer Guillaume Plisson.

Celebrated for his ability to capture what often goes unnoticed—the tension in a gesture, the elegance of a curve, the stillness before departure—Plisson presents an exclusive exhibition, A tribute to yachting, displayed throughout the 2025 MYS.

From 24 to 27 September, nearly 100 large-format photographs will punctuate your visit, subtly integrated into the Show's landscape. The images are invitations to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the emotion that lies beneath the surface of yachting.

A preview of the exhibition will be unveiled during the MYS Grand Opening Night on September 23, 2025, offering invited guests an early glimpse into this visual and emotional journey.

Tribute to Yachting
Photographic exhibition by Guillaume Plisson
Monaco Yacht Show, 24 - 27 September 2025
www.monacoyachtshow.com

 The Monaco Yacht Show is an annual international exhibition dedicated to the world of luxury yachting. Created in 1991, it takes place at the end of September in the Port Hercule of Monaco.
The MYS is divided into two main exhibition areas: afloat and on the quayside. Afloat, nearly 120 superyachts, including around 40 world premieres, and over 60 tenders are displayed by the most renowned builders and brokers in the market.

Nearly 560 handpicked companies present their products and services in the yachting industry, including designers, naval architects, equipment suppliers, yacht service providers, and tender manufacturers.

The Monaco Yacht Show is renowned for the exceptional quality and impressive size of its superyachts. The event attracts private visitors interested in purchasing or chartering superyachts, as well as market experts. The show is also committed to promoting innovative and sustainable solutions for yachting.

The MYS is organised under the High Patronage of His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco.