On 28 August, the jetties at Marina Havelauen will open: across more than 15,000 square metres, BOOT & FUN INWATER will be showcasing the latest boats, engines and water sports innovations. Visitors will be able to experience selected models first-hand on the Großer Zernsee.
The range extends from compact, trailerable sports boats through day cruisers and weekenders to premium yachts. Sailing boats, electric boats and houseboats are also represented. The brands announced include, amongst others, Aqualine, Axopar, Bayliner, Bavaria, Beneteau, Jeanneau, Linssen, Marex, Prestige and St. Tropez.
Weekenders, cruisers and motor yachts
For longer boat trips, there are several weekenders and motor yachts available. The Balt 818 Titanium sleeps four yet remains trailerable. The Jeanneau models Merry Fisher 695, 795 and 895 combine compact dimensions with added comfort.
The Suncamper 36 is making its German debut. This 10.90-metre motor yacht sleeps up to seven people and, with a draught of 64 centimetres, is also suitable for many lakes, rivers and canals.
In the premium class, the new Marex 390 takes centre stage. Thanks to an extendable table, its cockpit can seat up to ten people. With the Marex 310 SC, 330 SCA, 36 CC and 375, virtually the entire current Marex range is represented.
Also making its debut at BOOT & FUN INWATER is the Viknes V10. This 10.60-metre-long Norwegian motor yacht features three cabins. Other larger boats on display include the Prestige 520 Fly, the Gran Maestro 43 Coupé and the Campione 41 Coupé.
Quicksilver is exhibiting a total of eight models – including the Sundeck, Cruiser and Weekend ranges. A facelifted version of the 905 Weekend model is on display.
Other sports boats are available from brands including Nordkapp, Parker, Karnic and Bayliner. The range is rounded off by the SeaStorm 13s Advantage Sport and the Jeanneau Cap Camarat 10.5 CC.
Trailerable boats are particularly appealing for the lakes and rivers in Berlin and Brandenburg. They offer great flexibility and are ideal for both spontaneous day trips and weekends on the water.
800 PS internal combustion engine or electric motor
The range also includes high-performance models. The red Chris Craft offshore racing boat, powered by a Mercury 454 V8 engine, delivers 800 PS. According to the organisers, the Hydrolift X-26S, fitted with a Mercury 500R and 500 PS, can reach speeds of up to 107 km/h in fresh water.
Electric mobility is also represented: the Marian EVO 700 is making its German debut in Werder. This all-electric water ski and wakeboard boat is designed to combine sporting performance with zero-emission propulsion. Taiga Motors is also showcasing another high-performance model: the Orca electric jet ski. The wider range of electric models includes, amongst others, the Capriole 700, the Lasai 22GL, the Stickl 660 and the ESEA F800.
Boats for anglers, outdoor enthusiasts and houseboat lovers
The B1 Custom Trophy 22 CX Adventure is yet another exhibition boat aimed at outdoor enthusiasts. Among other features, the boat is fitted with a T-top, a roof tent and Garmin electronics.
Anglers can take a look at the Finval Sportangler with the 360 Spy Pole and Livescope. In the premium segment, the Axopar 37 XC Brabus Line has been announced as an all-weather and adventure boat.
Houseboats also feature prominently at the exhibition. Companies such as Mein Hausboot, Piper Boats, Desidus, Flexmarine and Hausboot Hafen Hamburg are showcasing a range of different concepts for living and travelling on the water.
A world premiere is coming from Brandenburg: the ‘Mein Hausboot’ boat builder in Teltow is unveiling the ‘Prestige’, an 18-metre-long houseboat with a spacious roof terrace.
In addition, two Voyager 900e models from Woterfitz have been announced. According to the manufacturer, the solar-powered houseboat is designed to be completely self-sufficient. It is fully electric and generates its own energy via on-board photovoltaic panels.
Details of BOOT & FUN INWATER 2026
Date: 28 to 30 August 2026
Location: Marina Havelauen, Harbour Promenade, Zum Großen Zernsee 6, 14542 Werder (Havel)
Admission: free
Ralf Marquard
Deputy Editor in Chief BOOTE