The Southampton International Boat Show will return to Mayflower Park from 19 to 28 September 2025, promising a refreshed look and expanded events programme for its 56th edition.
Billed as the UK’s largest showcase for boating and watersports, the event will feature hundreds of leading marine brands, from paddleboards and dinghies to luxury superyachts, set against the backdrop of Europe’s largest purpose-built show marina.
This year introduces a new entrance to Mayflower Park, a reimagined show layout, and a series of themed zones designed to help visitors navigate the extensive displays and experiences.
This year introduces a reimagined show layout, and a series of themed zones designed to help visitors navigate experiences…
Plan your visit to the 2025 Southampton International Boat Show
Among the new additions is The Powerhub, dedicated to powerboats, and Angler’s Alley, focused on fishing craft and equipment. The Boating Academy will offer expert talks and advice for all experience levels, while premium ticket holders will have access to the new Waterside Lounge, providing a relaxed setting between on-site explorations.
The marina, central to the show’s appeal, will once again offer sea trials and curated areas dedicated to different boat types. The On The Water Stage will host stunt displays, including jet ski performances, with the full programme to be confirmed.
Returning attractions include the Try A Boat experience with FlexiSail, giving visitors the opportunity to take to the water free of charge, and Wetwheels, which offers fully accessible powerboat rides.
The festival atmosphere will continue at The Shipyard, featuring live music, street food, and family-friendly entertainment. Retail and chandlery zones will provide a range of nautical apparel, equipment, and marine gadgets, while Andark’s Dive Tank will offer free diving lessons for beginners.
Third-wave tickets are now on sale, starting at £33.00. Each adult ticket includes free entry for up to two children aged 15 or under.
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The Southampton International Boat Show will return to Mayflower Park from 19 to 28 September 2025, promising a refreshed look and expanded events programme for its 56th edition.
Billed as the UK’s largest showcase for boating and watersports, the event will feature hundreds of leading marine brands, from paddleboards and dinghies to luxury superyachts, set against the backdrop of Europe’s largest purpose-built show marina.
This year introduces a new entrance to Mayflower Park, a reimagined show layout, and a series of themed zones designed to help visitors navigate the extensive displays and experiences.
Plan your visit to the 2025 Southampton International Boat Show
Among the new additions is The Powerhub, dedicated to powerboats, and Angler’s Alley, focused on fishing craft and equipment. The Boating Academy will offer expert talks and advice for all experience levels, while premium ticket holders will have access to the new Waterside Lounge, providing a relaxed setting between on-site explorations.
The marina, central to the show’s appeal, will once again offer sea trials and curated areas dedicated to different boat types. The On The Water Stage will host stunt displays, including jet ski performances, with the full programme to be confirmed.
Returning attractions include the Try A Boat experience with FlexiSail, giving visitors the opportunity to take to the water free of charge, and Wetwheels, which offers fully accessible powerboat rides.
The festival atmosphere will continue at The Shipyard, featuring live music, street food, and family-friendly entertainment. Retail and chandlery zones will provide a range of nautical apparel, equipment, and marine gadgets, while Andark’s Dive Tank will offer free diving lessons for beginners.
Third-wave tickets are now on sale, starting at £33.00. Each adult ticket includes free entry for up to two children aged 15 or under.
Tickets to the show are available here.
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