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Home2024New Zealand’s festival on the water back for 2025

New Zealand’s festival on the water back for 2025

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Dates have been released for the Auckland Boat Show in 2025. Bringing a festival on the water to the heart of central Auckland, it will showcase all things boating from 6-9 March.

The Auckland Boat Show, scheduled to run as part of Moana Auckland, New Zealand’s Ocean Festival, is timed to allow boating enthusiasts to enjoy a feast of March marine activities.

The show gathers 2025’s latest releases from boatbuilders and brokers across New Zealand and the world, filling the central city with hundreds of boats.

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One of the key events of Moana Auckland, The Auckland Boat Show runs after the NZ Millennium Cup superyacht regatta in February. A large marina display will spread through Jellicoe Harbour, filling the space outside the former America’s Cup bases with newly released yachts, motoryachts, multihulls, superyachts, amphibious vessels and trailer boats.

On-land exhibits will complement the on-water component of the show, taking up a Viaduct Events Centre spot in central Auckland’s buzzing Wynyard Quarter.

Sea trials are a crucial component of the event. Manufacturers and brokers can demonstrate vessels to buyers on the Waitematā Harbour, bringing performance, sea-kindliness and handling to the forefront.

For 24 years the Auckland Boat Show has also provided an important stage for regional and international parts and services providers. With a large on-land component of the show, the event has become a launching point each year for annual releases of innovative products and new developments.


www.auckland-boatshow.com

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