Top Yacht Brokers in Monaco

The oldest yacht brokerage house still operating. Founded in Gosport, England, by Francis Amos; Monaco moved to flagship status after the firm restructured under the Rodriguez Group. Full-service: sales, charter, new construction, crew, management. The reference name in the 50m+ segment.

Monaco footprint: Monaco headquarters. Permanent stand at Monaco Yacht Show. Decade-plus tenure on Quai Antoine 1er.

Founded by Nick Edmiston with a London base and Monaco satellite that has grown into the primary Mediterranean operation. Strong in the 60m+ private-client segment. Known for low public profile of transactions and emphasis on confidentiality.

Monaco footprint: Office on Avenue d'Ostende. Active at Monaco Yacht Show.

Founded by Nigel Burgess. One of the broadest full-service operations covering sales, charter, technical management, and crew placement. Monaco office handles Mediterranean charter inventory and ownership transactions in the 30–80m range.

Monaco footprint: Long-standing Monaco office. Visible Yacht Show presence with major fleet representation.

Founded in Monaco by Charlie Birkett and Gary Wright. Boutique high-end positioning focused on superyachts 30m and above. Known for tight operational integration between brokerage, management, and crew — fewer transactions, deeper relationships.

Monaco footprint: Headquartered in Monte-Carlo since founding. Visible at Monaco Yacht Show and Cannes.

American heritage broker founded by John Hunt Northrop and James Allen Johnson. Acquired by MarineMax (NYSE: HZO) in 2021. Strong charter inventory and US-Mediterranean cross-flow. Monaco office is the European charter hub.

Monaco footprint: Monaco office in the Fontvieille district. Major Yacht Show participation.

Founded by W. F. Stuart Hill. Acquired by the Azimut|Benetti Group in 2008, which gives the firm a primary-market new-construction angle distinctive in the broker landscape. Monaco office handles a large share of the European sale and charter book.

Monaco footprint: Monaco office on Le Panorama. Anchor presence at Monaco Yacht Show.

Founded by Evgeniy Kochman. Monaco-headquartered with notable presence in the 70m+ ultra-large segment. The firm has handled some of the largest new-builds delivered in the 2010s and 2020s. Subject to public scrutiny in 2022 around client-base disclosure; transparency reporting has evolved since.

Monaco footprint: Monaco headquarters since founding. Visible at Monaco Yacht Show with new-build reveals.

Founded by Peter Bennet in Antibes. Distinctive for combining brokerage with crew training and placement at meaningful scale. Monaco office is the transaction front-office for Mediterranean charter and 25–60m sales.

Monaco footprint: Monaco office complements the Antibes HQ. Strong charter desk presence.

Formed by the merger of Hill Robinson and Yachting Partners International. Swiss governance with offices across the Mediterranean. Mid-to-large brokerage with active charter desk. Less media presence than the top 4, more operational depth than the size of the firm suggests.

Monaco footprint: Monaco office plus broader European footprint.

Founded by Cecil Wright. Boutique brokerage focused exclusively on the largest segment of the market — 70m+. Low public profile, high transaction value per deal. The firm is named on relatively few but very high-tier transactions.

Monaco footprint: Monaco satellite supporting Mediterranean transactions.