Monte Carlo 6S

The Monte Carlo 6S is among the most exclusive yachts in the so-called “demi-fly” category. With more 18 meter of LOA, the Monte Carlo 6S is the largest yacht manufactured by the shipyard. The excellent balance of volumes allows to include a retractable roof on the fixed Hard Top that greatly enhances the utilization capabilities of the upper deck, that is a comprehensive environment. The forward area is very beautiful, with two elegant chaises-longues adjustable in various positions, instead of the traditional sundeck. The middle windows guarantee excellent light to the bow cabin. Moreover, the saloon of the Monte Carlo 6S is a sort of open continuation of the galley’s area. The Monte Carlo 6S interior is characterized by a large saloon at starboard and a living near the control station that allows guest to cruise next to the captain. The lower deck can be accessed from a comfortable ladder, and here we find three spacious cabins equipped with bathroom with a separate shower enclosure. The full-beam master cabin is at the middle of the yacht, there is a sink on starboard side and a small studio on the left one. Moreover, there are separate premises for shower and WC, while the bed is in the middle at stern. The VIP cabin is at bow, whereas the third cabin is at starboard and it is equipped with two single beds. There is also a crew cabin with entrance from the swimming platform. A special mention is needed for Zeus drives that complete the two Cummins QSC 8.3 600 HP engines. The Monte Carlo 6S guarantee excellent handling and a minimum planing at a speed slightly higher than 12 knots. This unit was utilized only for a few yacht shows, and it has about 220 engine hours. It is also equipped with up&down platform, hydraulic gangway, air conditioning, dishwasher.

The historic French shipyard Bénéteau was founded in 1884 in Croix de Vie by Benjamin Bénéteau. At the very beginning, the shipyard manufactured fishing boats called chalutiers. Since the ‘60s, the shipyard started to produce pleasure boats and it has now become the undisputed world leader in the manufacture of sailboats, as well as one of the top five manufacturers of motor yachts in th world. In the 90s, a business strategy aimed at acquiring several important shipyards led to the creation of Bénéteau Group. Among the most prestigious acquisitions we find the following brands: CNB (production of yachts between 60’ and 94’); Jeanneau (sailboats); Prestige line (motor yachts) Lagoon (very famous brands for catamarans) and Monte Carlo Yachts (motor yachts between 65’ and 105’). View the technical brochure of the Monte Carlo 6S