Sydney’s largest marine and boating event, Sydney Boat Show, returns next month, unveiling a stellar lineup of exhibitors, products, activities, and masterclasses to celebrate the newest and latest in boating, fishing, water sports, and marine lifestyle all under one roof. The four-day blockbuster is set to takeover Sydney Showground from 30 July to 02 August, welcoming over 120 local and global exhibitors, with hundreds of boats and thousands of products on display, alongside an action-packed event program.
The 2026 event will see the return of Australia’s biggest names in boating and marine, with new models, Australian Premieres, and industry leading innovations. Among the highlights, Chapman Marine Group will present the all-new Sea Ray 230 SPO Outboard, alongside a range of Sea Ray bowriders and the new Beneteau Antares 9 V2 Coupe, along with the Antares 8 V2, and the sporty Flyer 9 Sundeck. Hunts Marine will showcase the latest Cruise Craft and Extreme Boat models, including the new Extreme 746, while MW Marine will feature three Australian Premieres, as part of their largest ever display at this year’s show with the Jeanneau MF1095 Coupé S2, Jeanneau Cap Camarat 9.0CC S2, and Wellcraft 28 TTop.
Luxury and performance will also take centre stage, with Riviera displaying its highly anticipated 4300 Sports Express Motor Yacht, designed for effortless cruising and entertaining. Caribbean, led by Maritimo will welcome their 40F Flybridge and 27F Flybridge. Water sports enthusiasts can discover the latest from Malibu Boats, Axis Wake, and Nautique Central, including new-generation models, while JSW Powersports will showcase the latest Sea Fox vessels and the high-performance SEABOB, offering visitors a glimpse into the future of on-water recreation. Boating Industry Association (BIA) Chief Executive Officer, Andrew Fielding is thrilled to see a leading lineup for this year’s show.
“Sydney Boat Show has history as Sydney’s premier boating event for nearly 60 years, and we are so proud to see such a strong line-up of exhibitors and partners coming together to deliver an engaging, hands-on experience for visitors in 2026,” Mr Fielding said. Visitors can expect a diverse program across the four days, focused on education, entertainment, and realworld skills. From fishing masterclasses led by experienced anglers offering practical tips, tackle advice and proven techniques, to live cooking demonstrations with Paul ‘Burty’ Burt, there’s an activity for every type of marine enthusiast. The Supertank returns, bringing fishing techniques to life, demonstrating lure action, fish behaviour, and on-water strategies in an interactive setting. For families looking for an interactive day out, the dedicated kids’ fishing clinic will explore the basics of fishing, water safety, and outdoor recreation in an educational and fun environment.
From experienced boaters to those just getting started, Sydney Boat Show is a destination to explore the latest in boating, fishing, and outdoor gear, and interact directly with exhibitors, to gain insights into new products and innovation shaping the season ahead. Sydney Boat Show 2026 returns from Thursday 30 July to Sunday 02 August at Sydney Showground, Sydney Olympic Park. Gates open from 9:00am to 5:00pm Thursday through to Saturday, and from 9:00am to 4:00pm on Sunday. Early bird tickets start at $16PP* with children under 16 free. Sydney Boat Show is proudly owned by Boating Industry Association (BIA) and supported by Transport for NSW as Official Partner in Safety. The show is supported by Major Partners, Anaconda and GMSV, and Event Partners, Century Batteries, Mitchcap, and Pacific Boating.
