As every year, the successful Inwater offshoot of the Boot&Fun indoor trade fair in Berlin takes place at Aquamarin's Havelauen marina.
This year, the 40th edition of Hiswa te Water will take place in Batavia Haven Lelystad. With around 170 exhibitors, the show is one of the most established trade fairs in our Dutch neighbourhood. Traditionally, the focus is on steel boats.
The Hamburg Yacht Festival at the Hamburg marina in Wedel is still relatively new to the trade fair scene. A special highlight is the maritime flea market taking place on Saturday.
The Cannes Yachting Festival has been held in the Bay of Cannes every September since 1977 and is the largest in-water boat show in Europe. Almost 700 boats are presented in two harbours, the Vieux Port and the Port Canto - the majority of them directly in the water.
The Salone Nautico in Genoa takes place every year in September in the harbour of Genoa. The exhibition covers an area of around 30,000 square metres, both on land and on the water. More than 400 exhibitors with over 600 boats and yachts are expected.
The Monaco Yacht Show is an annual exhibition for luxury yachts and is recognised as Europe's largest exhibition for superyachts on the water. More than 120 superyachts and over 60 other luxury boats are presented at Monaco's Port Hercules.
Interboot scores points with its informal character, test opportunities on the water and a colourful supporting programme. In southern Germany, Interboot is still the most important meeting place for the boating scene.
The Biograd Boat Show is the largest boat show in Central and Eastern Europe and takes place in the harbour of Biograd na Moru in Croatia. More than 400 boats and yachts are exhibited both in the water and on land.
The boat show in Fort Lauderdale in south Florida is the largest in-water boat show in the world. The show is spread across six different locations throughout the city and features more than 1,300 boats and yachts on display.
Boot & Fun in Berlin is now one of the largest boat shows in Germany. The German capital is home to 14 occupied halls, 85,000 square metres of exhibition space and around 800 exhibitors. Interesting for anglers: Angling World Berlin takes place at the same time as Boot&Fun.