Australian Boat Shows, Activities, Attractions, Exhibitions, Displays, Centres, Displays and Locations
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Listed Below are the best Australian Boat Shows, Activities, Attractions, Exhibitions, Displays, Centres, Displays and Locations.
Major Boat Shows are held every year in the capital cities throughout Australia, and there are a number of Exhibitions, Festivals and other display events in the regional area.
For example the annual Sydney International Boat Show is held at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre & Cockle Bay Marina, Darling Harbour, Sydney and other venues.
The Club Marine Mandurah Boat Show has grown to become Australia's third largest on-water show and is renowned for its world class displays, where visitors can see luxury cruisers,
yachts, sports fishing boats, trailer boats and dinghies. The show also offers a range of boating accessories as well as fishing, camping and diving gear.
The Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, in Queensland is the largest on-water display in the Asia-Pacific region.
The Melbourne Boat Show is run annually by the Boating industry of Victoria. Every year there are more exhibitors, more boats, and more fun!
The Australian Wooden Boat Festival celebrates maritime craft, art and heritage through four unforgettable days of colour, action, music, theatre, flavours and fun.
The location is fantastic - on the docks of historic Sullivans Cove, the harbour of the Derwent and the city's scenic dockside precinct, with the convict-built sandstone pubs
and warehouses of Salamanca as the perfect backdrop. There are many other smaller shows, exhibitions, displays and tourism locations throughout Australia.
Listed below are the best Australian Boat Shows, Activities, Attractions, Exhibitions, Displays, Centres, Displays and Locations listed by name and location. Scroll through the list and click the operator's link to get more information. Click the town links to see the range of operators and tours available in the area. Use the search tools to select by State, Region and Town.
NSW>Sydney>Sydney
Sydney International Boat Show
The Sydney International Boat Show bring together more than 300 of the the leading manufacturers, distributors and marine retailers who gather at Darling Harbour to display the best of the best from the nautical world. Sponsored by NSW Maritime and organised by the Boating Industry Association of NSW, the show,is a true celebration of the boating lifestyle. At the spectacular Cockle Bay Marina, more than 300 luxury craft will be on display.
QLD>Gold Coast>Sanctuary Cove
Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show
Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show is the largest on-water display in the Asia Pacific region. The 22nd annual event willbe held in 2010 from May 20 to 23. The 2009 Show included about 600 boats and watercraft with 224 boats on water and a further 365 boats and water craft on hardstand and pavilion displays. Exhibitors, buyers and delegations came from India, Taiwan, China, United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, Singapore, the UK, Spain, the US and the Philippines.
SA>Adelaide>Adelaide
Adelaide Boat Show
The Adelaide Boat Show is held each year at the Adelaide Convention Centre, North Terrace. The show features a huge range of boats of allTypes and sizes, from the basic tinny to sophisticated cruisers, half cabs, reef runners, ski and wakeboard boats. It also includes kayaks and canoes and a massive range of accessories and boating equipment, electronic devices, fishing gear, clothing and safety equipment. There is lots of entertainment and advice sessions.
VIC>Melbourne>Southbank
BIA Melbourne Boat Show
The BIA Melbourne Boat Show is held within the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), on the banks of the Yarra River in the heart of the city. Staged by the Boating Industry Association of Victoria, the Show is designed to give visitors the best experience as they walk the open layout with long open aisles showing a huge variety of boats and accessories, Flathead Freds Fun Fishin Show for Kids, Lulu Kids Activities and the Anaconda Climbing Wall