The regattas of Monaco Classic Week are the beating heart of this event, attracting the world’s finest classic yachts for a competition of both sporting excellence and prestige.
The Competing Vessels
Over the years, Monaco Classic Week has welcomed some of the most iconic vessels in the world’s maritime heritage.
Tuiga, a 1909 gaff cutter and flagship of the Yacht Club de Monaco, embodies the history and traditions of the Y.C.M. Alongside Tuiga sail giants such as Creole, a three-masted schooner built in 1927 by Camper & Nicholsons, as well as Maliclaire, a 35-metre topsail schooner dating from 1909.
Completing this prestigious fleet are Atlantic, Mariska (1908) and The Lady Anne (1912), all outstanding witnesses to the golden age of classic yachting. Together, these vessels make each edition an incomparable spectacle of nautical beauty, combining high-level competition with respect for maritime tradition.