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PERTH BOAT SHOW

What to see, do and buy at Perth Boat Show

Western Australia’s boating community will converge on the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre when the 2026 Perth Boat Show returns from September 4-6, hosted by the Boating Industry Association of Western Australia.

Dubbed ‘WA’s boat show in the city!’, the three-day event will bring together more than 80 exhibitors across six pavilions, showcasing trailerboats, personal watercraft, marine electronics, fishing equipment, accessories, clothing and services.

The 150 boats on display alone tally to more than $40 million, with the total value on show expected to reach around $50 million.

Visitors will be able to compare the latest releases, speak directly with dealers and industry specialists, and discover new technology and equipment for fishing, cruising and watersports. Club Marine staff will be on hand to help with any insurance-related enquiries while providing a free gift for members.

Demonstrations, information sessions at Perth Boat Show

The Boat Shed Stage will host live demonstrations and Sea Safe information sessions, while presenter Pete Curulli will roam the exhibition floor for Perth is OK! On Deck with Pete, interviewing exhibitors and highlighting standout products.

Friday’s extended session runs until 7pm, with discounted $12.50 entry available from 3.30pm, live music from soloist Bronte and the Skippers Bar providing a relaxed start to the weekend.

Families are well catered for, with free activities at Little Nippers Cove from 10am to 4pm on Saturday and Sunday. Father’s Day celebrations on Sunday will include giveaways for early-arriving dads and the chance to win a weekend warrior prize pack.

Showgoers can also enter the Floatables Door Prize draw, valued at $4129, featuring a water bouncer, two inflatable stand-up paddleboards, a soft cooler and pump.

Highlights across the show:

  • Little Nippers Cove: free kids’ activities 10am – 4pm, Saturday and Sunday
  • A Father's Day outing on September 6 across all six pavilions, with a weekend warrior prize pack up for grabs and freebies for early-bird dads
  • The first 200 dads attending on Sunday can score a free coffee or some merch. Plus look out for specials and giveaways from exhibitors.
  • The Skippers Bar, the place to unwind between pavilions
  • A Door Prize draw for a Floatables prize pack valued at $4129, including a water bouncer, two inflatable SUP boards, a 20L TPU soft cooler bag and a 3-way pump
  • Late-night Friday trading, with discounted entry from 3.30pm for just $12.50
Perth Boat Show

Perth Boat Show

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Boats on display at Perth Boat Show

Headlining the fleet is the Bluegame BG54, a striking Italian-built 16.57m motor yacht and this year’s feature boat, valued at over $2 million.

Among the largest displays will be Aquasports Marine, representing Quintrex, Bar Crusher, Haines Hunter, Polycraft and Rayglass. Other major trailerboat brands include Stabicraft, Surtees, Stacer, Northbank, Yellowfin, Revival, Stejcraft, Whittley, White Pointer and locally built Genesis Craft and Razerline boats.

Local manufacturing will be represented by plate-alloy boatbuilder Blue Dog Boats, from Serpentine WA, along with FG Boats, GenesisCraft Australia and Lux Custom Boats.

Blue dog boats

Image: Blue dog boats

The premium end of the market will be represented by DCH Marine Group with Saxdor and Sunseeker, Eyachts with Axopar, MW Marine with Jeanneau and Wellcraft, and displays from Sargo Boats. Vertesea will showcase its Navis 980 HTL and 810 HT, along with the Fortis 785 WA.

Watersports enthusiasts can inspect Malibu and Axis towboats, Barletta pontoon boats and Highfield rigid inflatables, while Momentum electric outboards will offer a glimpse of quieter, emissions-free propulsion.

Electronics and equipment will also feature prominently. Garmin’s display incorporates Fusion, JL Audio and Lumishore, while Raymarine, Simrad, B&G, Furuno and FLIR products will be represented across several specialist stands.

Seakeeper will display its gyro stabilisers and Seakeeper Ride vessel-control system, alongside fishing tackle, marine flooring, batteries, trailers and onboard energy systems.

For those thinking beyond the boat, Toyota will display towing vehicles including the Tundra, while tourism exhibitors will highlight destinations such as the Mackerel Islands and Rottnest Island.

The Boat Shed Stage will host live demonstrations and Sea Safe sessions, while Pete Curulli will roam the show for Perth is OK! On Deck with Pete. 

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Bar Crusher 615BR

Northbank boats

Northbank boats

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White Pointer 800SC

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FG Boats 9.7

Barletta pontoon

Barletta pontoon

Perth Boat Show

OPENING HOURS

The show runs from 9.30am to 7pm on Friday and 9.30am to 5pm on Saturday and Sunday.

TICKETS

The registration desk will be cashless so bring along your credit card or pre-purchase your  tickets online to save any delays. Ticket includes entry and access to the stage demonstrations, entertainment and displays.

Adults: $22 .50 + online booking fee | $26 at gate

Concession: $17.50 + online booking fee | $20 at gate

Child (5 – 15 years): $10 + online booking fee | $10 at gate

Child under 5: Free

Family Pass (Two Adult/Two Children): $55 + online booking fee | $60 at gate

Friday 3.30pm to 7pm – Adult & Concession tickets: $12.50 + online booking fee | $15 at gate

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