Witness to a rich cultural and historical heritage, the sailing maritime heritage continues to fascinate.
Every two years, the Y.C.M. puts the spotlight on vessels that are the pride of their owners and a reminder of the long tradition linking the Principality to the sea.
Tall ships, often used as training vessels, are one of the star attractions of Monaco Classic Week.
These majestic vessels, with their impressive masts and sails, are both symbols of maritime history and educational platforms for sailors in training.
Sedov (Russie) – 117,5 m
Libertad (Argentine) – 104 m
merigo Vespucci (Italie) – 101 m
Gloria (Colombie) – 76 m
Signora del Vento (Italie) – 85 m
Palinuro (Italie) – 69 m
Capitán Miranda (Uruguay) – 30,3 m
Traditional sailing yachts are at the heart of Monaco Classic Week, representing the elegance and craftsmanship of bygone eras. These boats, often lovingly and meticulously restored, are still sailing today, testifying to the enduring heritage of traditional shipbuilding.
Atlantic (États-Unis) – 69,2 m
Creole (Grèce) – 65 m
Adix (Royaume-Uni) – 65 m
Elena of London (Royaume-Uni) – 55 m
Belem (France) – 51,2 m
Eleonora (Pays-Bas) – 49,5 m
Lulworth (Royaume-Uni) – 46,3 m
Naema (France) – 41,5 m
Cambria (Royaume-Uni) – 40,3 m
Black Swan (Royaume-Uni) – 40 m
Doriana (Italie) – 38 m
Velsheda (Royaume-Uni) – 38,5 m
Mariquita (Royaume-Uni) – 38,1 m
Thendara (Royaume-Uni) – 36,6 m
Shamrock V (Royaume-Uni) – 36,5 m
Moonbeam IV (Royaume-Uni) – 35 m
Altair (Royaume-Uni) – 34,8 m
Puritan (États-Unis) – 31,3 m
Lady Anne (Royaume-Uni) – 30,5 m
Kentra (Royaume-Uni) – 28,4 m
Tuiga (Royaume-Uni) – 28,2 m
Sumurun (Royaume-Uni) – 28 m
Savarona (Turquie) – 28 m
Mariska (Royaume-Uni) – 27,5 m
Oriole (États-Unis) – 24,7 m
Kelpie (Royaume-Uni) – 24,3 m
Sphinx (Royaume-Uni) – 21,6 m
Eilean (Royaume-Uni) – 22 m
Avel (Royaume-Uni) – 22 m
Il Moro di Venezia (Italie) – 20,6 m
