After the success of the new look Sydney boat showWhich attracted more than 23000 visitors, for the first time at the Sydney Show Ground, Sydney Olympic Park on 14–17 August, says the organizers that their new two-show format is proving popular with both the boating industry and the public.
Construction at this pace of August show of Mulfa events, Sydney International On-Water Boat Show Darling Harbor will promise to celebrate Australia’s prestigious maritime style, innovation and adventure on 13–16 November 2025.
The exhibitor will demonstrate its latest ships and products in an extended footprint in Darling Harbor.
Adam Smith, president of the Botting Industry Association Limited (BIA), said the decision to develop the show in two special programs was bold, but the show has been rewarded even after the recent success in the ground.
Smith said, “After the 55 -year -old heritage of the Sydney International Boat Show, it is fantastic to look at its development. These changes ensure that the show currently lives, appeals and sets the right tone to represent and sell marine lifestyle.”
The Sydney International on-Water Boat Show will move beyond the traditional exhibition model of the last 55 years, creating an atmosphere of a true festival that captures the vibrancy of Sydney in the spring.
A purpose-manufactured marina in Cock Bay will feature more than 200 luxury ships, with a huge onshore showcase spread over Palm Grove, Tamballong Bulleward and Tumballong Park. On Sunday, from 11 am to 7 pm to Saturday and Sunday from 11 am to 6 pm, the expanded hours of Sydney’s famous twilight and springtime are designed to take advantage of the attraction, which highlights the aspirational lifestyle that represents boating.
From large luxury motor boats and power cruisers to cerboats and state-of-the-art marine technology, visitors will get the opportunity to browse, buy or charter ships, detect the latest gear and immerse themselves in the atmosphere of Darling Harbor with interactive activities, as well as a border of food and alcohol.
Photo Credit: Kara Roberts/Mulfa Events
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