Benetti Shows B.Now 67M and 50M in Separate Monaco Berths

Benetti’s B.Now family occupied two distinct berths at the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show, with the 67-metre B.Now 67M at E13 and the 49.9-metre B.Now 50M at C06. Both appeared in the organiser’s official catalogue as 2026 motor yachts on exhibit, providing a direct comparison of the Oasis Deck concept at different sizes.

Two yachts and two berths

The Monaco listing records the 67M at Quai des États-Unis and the 50M at Quai Chicane, both exhibited by Benetti. These are separate show entries, not a single yacht with an inconsistent length or a design rendering counted twice.

The show catalogue establishes presence and basic dimensions, rather than a new contract, handover or asking price. In particular, the 2026 build year should not be read as evidence that either vessel changed ownership on the date of this article.

What the 67-metre specification adds

The larger yacht has an 11-metre beam and a quoted draft of 2.95 metres in the organiser’s technical entry. Its Oasis Deck design is described around open, multi-level social spaces and circulation towards the water, rather than merely stretching a conventional stern terrace.

The additional length and breadth change the architectural opportunities for private and shared zones. Actual layouts and equipment remain yacht-specific, so publicity for the range cannot establish the fitted inventory of a particular hull without its own specification.

The 50-metre counterpart

The B.Now 50M measures 49.9 metres with a nine-metre beam and 2.6-metre draft according to the same organiser. Benetti presents it as part of the same indoor-outdoor design family while maintaining a different overall scale and berth allocation.

The 50M’s official catalogue emphasises open sightlines and transitions from interior rooms to exterior decks. It does not state that the 50M has every system or room found on the 67M, making model-by-model comparisons more useful than assuming equipment parity.

Reading the post-show record

The two entries are a useful snapshot after Monaco’s 23–26 September edition, particularly for clients comparing new semi-custom or custom opportunities. The catalogue confirms the exhibitor, presentation and dimensions but cannot be used as a replacement for a signed specification or contract.

This report differs from the separate coverage of hybrid yacht DAGGER by concentrating on the relationship between the B.Now model sizes and their exhibition records. The hero is Benetti’s official 67M image, not a photograph presented as newly taken at the berth.

Official sources: www.monacoyachtshow.com; www.monacoyachtshow.com. This report preserves the dated distinction between a show appearance, a completed milestone and a planned future delivery.