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The Auckland Boat Show stronger than ever

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With more than 300 boats displayed in 2024, and even more expected on the marinas for the 2025 show, the Auckland Boat Show will be the key summer boating event next year.

The Show returns to central Auckland’s Jellicoe Harbour from 6-9 March 2025, where it will showcase all things boating. Tickets go on sale in November for the event.

The annual show acts as a new release hub for New Zealand’s marine companies as they showcase their innovative products and leading vessels.

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The volume of new releases at the show attracts large crowds. In 2024 the show featured New Zealand debuts of boats built in Spain, Norway, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Finland and Australia, along with a huge proportion of newly-built New Zealand boats.

Alongside boats, the 2025 show will feature plenty of exhibitors showcasing the best of boating lifestyle, including Land & Sea and non-profit organisation LegaSea.

Sea trials are a crucial component of the event. With the Waitematā Harbour as the show’s neighbour, manufacturers and brokers can demonstrate vessel performance, sea-kindliness and handling to buyers on the water.


www.auckland-boatshow.com

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