Quayside is where the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge becomes a shared onshore experience. Beyond the races, it invites visitors, professionals and participants to discover the boats, the teams and the technologies up close — turning the quays into a place of discovery, connection and public engagement.
It extends the energy of the rendez-vous beyond the water and transforms the quays into a place of discovery, connection and public engagement — open to everyone throughout the event.
Get up close to the boats, the teams and the clean-energy technologies, with projects on show across the paddocks and pontoons.
Meet the engineers, students and industry professionals behind the projects, in a space built for exchange and visibility.
Open to the public throughout the event, Quayside brings visitors right into the action and the human side of innovation.
From the paddocks to the Village, the quays bring together the people, the technologies and the energy of the Challenge in one lively waterfront setting.
A direct gateway into the daily life of the Challenge: meet participants, see projects in detail and watch teams prepare, test and present their boats.
Developed with Aqua superPower, this floating platform offers AC and DC fast charging within the YCM Marina — a live look at the charging ecosystems shaping electric boating.
A lively hospitality hub with food, entertainment and experiences open to all — home to the evening prize-giving podium and a TV set for interviews and storytelling.
Hosted in the Hospitality Unit, a meeting point where students and young engineers connect with companies from across the yachting industry.
Configure propellers, motor and foils within a set budget, then take on the race challenges — the same simulator that powers the MEBC E-Championship.
Open knowledge-sharing sessions and two flagship conferences exploring advanced technology and alternative fuels for the future of yachting.
From the quays and promenades, spectators can follow the races in real time, with direct views over the race zone at the heart of Port Hercule.
A public viewing point offering direct views over the race zone, bringing visitors close to the on-water action.
An open vantage point along the waterfront, with a clear line of sight over the Stadium racing area.
At the heart of the on-water programme, the race area where the Challenge’s key trials and competitive formats take place.
Free entrance, open to all from 29 June to 3 July 2027 at the Yacht Club de Monaco, Port Hercule. Come and experience sustainable innovation up close on the water and ashore.
