Monaco Grand Prix
Yacht Hospitality

Watch the cars come out of the tunnel, brake hard into the Chicane du Port and run flat along the harbour towards Tabac, all from a deck a few metres from the barrier. Vision 4 Sport's Monaco Grand Prix yacht hospitality puts you on a superyacht moored in Port Hercule for the 2027 race weekend, 3 to 7 June, with packages from £900 per person.

This page covers Monaco yacht viewing specifically. If you want grandstand seats or hospitality suites, see our main Monaco Grand Prix hospitality packages.

Deck level changes what you hear. From the harbour, you get the engines loading up out of the tunnel, the brake lock into the Chicane du Port and the whole run down to Tabac, close enough to see the cars moving underneath the drivers.

Monaco Grand Prix yachts sit inside the circuit rather than beside it, which is why yachts at the Monaco Grand Prix have become the way the paddock itself watches this race. You also get shade, a seat, somewhere to eat and room to move around, none of which a grandstand offers across a very long day.

Every Monaco GP yacht package includes full race viewing, so there is no separate F1 ticket to buy. Your day runs from breakfast through to the end of the session, with catering by chefs from the Côte d'Azur and a complimentary bar throughout. Each Monaco F1 yacht package includes:

• Tender transfer from Fontvieille
• All-day open bar with champagne, beer, wine, spirits and soft drinks
• Gourmet catering, including luxury breakfast and buffet lunch
• Large screens on board for full race coverage
• An F1 guest appearance
• Bilingual host staff
• Race programme

Our yachts are moored in Port Hercule, on the stretch of harbour the circuit runs alongside. Position matters more here than on any berth in Formula 1.

Boats on the circuit side look straight at the track between the Chicane du Port and Tabac, where the cars are quick and the barrier is close. Berths further out on the pontoons sit back from the action and see considerably less, which is worth checking with any operator before booking a Monaco Grand Prix yacht berth. Every Vision 4 Sport superyacht position is trackside, and each berth offers a different section of the lap.

Boarding is by private tender, and our team meets you at the pick-up point to bring you across. Breakfast is served on deck as the harbour wakes up and the support races get under way.

Lunch is a buffet through the middle of the day, timed around the sessions rather than across them, with the bar running throughout. Our F1 guest speaker joins guests between sessions to talk through the weekend.

Once the racing finishes and the track reopens to the public, you can head into Monte Carlo for dinner or stay on board for the harbour at night.

Cabin stays run Wednesday to Monday, giving you the whole of race week in Port Hercule. Overnight guests get VIP concierge service throughout, luxury breakfast, buffet lunch, private evening dining and a private tender.

Twin cabins start at £22,000 based on two sharing, double cabins at £25,000 and the master suite at £30,000, with a king-size bed and floor-to-ceiling windows over the harbour.

Corporate groups can charter the yacht outright for the weekend, with branding on board and a programme built around your guests.

Dress is smart casual on board. Bring flat or soft-soled shoes, since heels are difficult on deck, and take sun protection and sunglasses, because June in Monaco is hot and the light off the water is stronger than it feels. Pack a layer for the evenings.

Arrive in good time for your tender at Fontvieille, as the harbour gets busy through the morning and access tightens once sessions begin.