MEDYS 2026: Largest Attending Yachts For 11th Mediterranean Yacht Show

From iconic explorer yachts to brand-new launches, this year’s lineup highlights the diversity and scale of the modern charter market.

Taking place in Nafplion, the 2026 Mediterranean Yacht Show is an invaluable event for charter professionals, offering a platform to inspect yachts, meet crews, and gain insight into the upcoming summer season. Among the fleet, several standout superyachts over 55 meters are drawing particular attention for their size, pedigree, and onboard offerings.

The Mediterranean Yacht Show is one of the largest crewed yacht charter shows in the world, dedicated exclusively to the East Mediterranean yacht charter market. Held annually in Nafplion, the show attracts brokers, central agents, and industry professionals looking to explore the latest yacht rentals available in Greece and surrounding cruising grounds.

With a strong focus on crew engagement, yacht presentation, and onboard hospitality, MEDYS plays a pivotal role in shaping charter bookings for the season ahead.

At over 70 meters, 235.3ft (71.7m) luxury yacht charter KOGO is the largest yacht attending MEDYS 2026, bringing explorer-style capability and substantial volume to the show. Originally built by Alstom and extensively refitted in 2025, she is designed for long-range cruising while maintaining the comfort and amenities expected of a modern charter yacht.

Her expansive decks and robust build make her well-suited to extended charter itineraries in the Mediterranean, while onboard features such as a beach club, wellness areas, and multiple social spaces ensure versatility for guests. KOGO’s scale alone positions her as one of the most notable yachts in this year’s lineup.

Built by Oceanfast, 228ft (69.49m) charter yacht NOMAD combines long-range cruising capabilities with a wide array of onboard amenities. Designed for exploration, she offers a transoceanic range and is equipped with features including a helipad, private cinema, spa facilities, and a beach club.

Originally commissioned by Greg Norman, NOMAD makes her first-ever boat show appearance at MEDYS this year, bringing a unique pedigree to the charter market. Her recent updates from her 2020 refit ensure she remains competitive among modern superyachts, while her expansive toy collection and guest areas make her a strong contender for extended Mediterranean yacht charters.

Dutch shipyard Feadship is synonymous with quality, and 204.5ft (62.3m) yacht rental FOS exemplifies this reputation. Delivered in 2000 and refitted in 2022, she blends classic craftsmanship with updated systems and refreshed interiors suited to contemporary Greece yacht charter demands.

FOS offers generous interior volume and well-appointed guest spaces, alongside multiple outdoor decks designed for entertaining. Her pedigree as a Feadship charter yacht continues to make her a sought-after option for charter clients who value build quality and timeless design.

As one of the newest yachts attending the show, 196.10ft (60m) superyacht charter O’MADELEINE represents the latest in Greek yacht construction, having been delivered in 2025 by Golden Yachts. Her modern design emphasizes open-plan living, expansive deck areas, and a strong connection to the sea.

With contemporary interiors and a layout tailored to socializing, she offers a fresh option within the 60m segment. Her recent delivery means she enters the charter market with the latest onboard technologies and design trends.

Luxury yacht charter AELIA, built by Benetti and refitted in 2024, combines Italian styling with practical charter features. Her design focuses on comfort and usability, with well-balanced indoor and outdoor spaces that cater to a wide range of guest preferences.

Her recent refit ensures updated interiors and improved onboard systems, while her size places her firmly within the upper tier of motor yacht charters attending MEDYS. Measuring up at 183.9ft (56m), AELIA remains a consistent presence in the Greece and Cyclades Islands yacht charter market.

Originally built by Picchiotti in 1985, 183.9ft (56m) charter yacht O’NATALINA brings a classic superyacht profile to the show, complemented by a 2017 refit that modernized her interiors and onboard amenities. Her design reflects traditional yacht styling, offering a different aesthetic compared to newer builds.

Her spacious layout and proven performance make her a reliable choice for charter, particularly for guests seeking a yacht with established cruising credentials and a timeless feel.

GECO represents the contemporary edge of the Admiral S-Force 55 yacht charter fleet, combining bold exterior lines with refined interior styling. Delivered in 2020, 181.1ft (55.2m) superyacht rental GECO offers expansive deck areas, a helipad, a beach club, and a wide selection of entertainment spaces.

Her layout emphasizes both relaxation and activity, with features including a swimming pool, cinema, and extensive water toy collection. As one of the largest Admiral charter yachts on the market, GECO highlights the growing presence of this yard within the Mediterranean fleet.

From the scale of KOGO to the contemporary appeal of O’MADELEINE and GECO, the largest yachts attending the Mediterranean Yacht Show 2026 demonstrate the breadth of options available in today’s charter market.

For brokers and industry professionals, MEDYS remains an essential opportunity to explore these yachts firsthand and prepare for the upcoming Mediterranean season.

As the show is strictly trade-only, access is not available to the general public; however, if you're interested in one of the attending yachts, an industry professional can attend the show on your behalf. To find out more about this service, or to secure a booking on one of the displayed yachts, reach out to your preferred yacht charter broker today for up-to-date availability.

Or, for more inspiration ahead of your summer 2026 charter vacation, browse over 4,000 luxury yacht charters on YachtCharterFleet, the biggest collection of curated superyacht charters.