Monaco F1 Hospitality
Monaco Grand Prix Yacht Hospitality
Monaco F1 Hospitality
Monaco Grand Prix Yacht Hospitality
Race weekend from the deck of a yacht moored inside the circuit, arranged from our base in Monaco.
Port Hercule sits inside the circuit. For three days each year the harbour becomes the most sought-after address in motorsport, with the cars running past the chicane and along the waterfront a matter of metres from the decks. Monaco Grand Prix yacht hospitality puts you in the middle of that, with the racing close enough to feel and the whole principality as the backdrop.
We arrange places aboard a shared yacht rather than selling whole vessels, which means smaller groups and individual guests can take a spot in a position that would otherwise be out of reach. Our yachts are berthed in Zone 1, the prime stretch of the harbour closest to the track.
Three vessels are available across race weekend, at 31, 44 and 47 metres, hosting parties from 30 to 200 guests across multiple decks. Every position offers unrivalled views and atmosphere all the way to the top deck, with the racing on one side and the harbour on the other.
Guests board by tender from Fontvieille or Cap d’Ail harbour, with dedicated coordinators on hand throughout the day. Yacht hospitality runs across the Saturday and Sunday of Grand Prix weekend.
Every enquiry starts with a conversation rather than a quote. We ask what the weekend is for, how many guests, which days matter most and whether the yacht is the centrepiece or one part of a wider race weekend.
Places in Zone 1 are finite and the best positions are committed years ahead of race weekend. Availability shapes what is possible far more than budget does, which is why early conversations matter.
Having been based in the principality for over 25 years, we work alongside the operators, brokers and suppliers we have known for years. During race weekend our team is in Monaco and on the quayside, not managing it from another country. If the water is not quite right for your group, our terrace and private suite hospitality offers the same weekend from above the circuit.
The day starts with morning pastries and welcome coffee, followed by pre-lunch canapés and a gourmet lunch, with an open bar serving champagne throughout. On the Sunday there is a pre-race Q&A with a Formula 1 name before the cars go out.
Live music and a DJ run through the afternoon, and a silent auction is held in aid of Fight Aids Monaco. It is a louder, more social weekend than a terrace, and the atmosphere carries well past the chequered flag.
The 83rd Monaco Grand Prix runs from Thursday 3 to Sunday 6 June 2027, and enquiries are open now. Yacht places in Zone 1 are limited and the best positions go early, so we recommend starting the conversation well ahead. We can also arrange the rest of your stay across the French Riviera, either side of race weekend.
The cost of a place aboard a yacht at the Monaco Grand Prix depends on the vessel, its position in the harbour and the number of guests. The price covers the berth, catering, open bar, entertainment and tender transfers across the Saturday and Sunday. CMX Events prices each arrangement individually, so the starting point is a conversation about what you have in mind.
Monaco Grand Prix yacht hospitality includes morning pastries and coffee, pre-lunch canapés, a gourmet lunch, an open bar with champagne throughout the day, live music and a DJ, a Sunday pre-race Q&A with a Formula 1 name, tender transfers from Fontvieille or Cap d’Ail and dedicated coordinators on board.
Yachts moor in Port Hercule, the harbour inside the Monaco Grand Prix circuit. CMX Events berths in Zone 1, the stretch closest to the track, where the cars run past the chicane and along the waterfront a matter of metres from the decks.
Yacht parties at the Monaco Grand Prix range from 30 to 200 guests depending on the vessel. CMX Events uses yachts of 31, 44 and 47 metres, with viewing across multiple decks.
Yacht hospitality for the Monaco Grand Prix should be arranged as early as possible. Places in Zone 1 are limited and the best positions are committed years ahead of race weekend, so availability narrows considerably in the months before the event.
Mooring privately owned vessels is not a core part of what CMX Events does, but we can facilitate it where needed and have arranged it previously. Our usual offering is places aboard a shared yacht in Zone 1, the stretch of Port Hercule closest to the circuit.
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