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Cape Town’s boat show gears up to welcome public

Celebrating South Africa’s maritime lifestyle

SOUTH AFRICA: Some of South Africa’s inconic boats will be on display next week as local boat builders once again welcome visitors on deck for tours that they hope will ignite an interest in water activities to grow the country’s boating fraternity.

Hosted in collaboration with the City of Cape Town and the South African Boat Builders Association at the V&A Waterfront, boatica Cape Town will once again showcase luxury yachts, catamarans, and the latest marine innovations.

From interactive displays to amazing on-water fun, the show continues to capture the interest of Capetonians.

After touring the quays and ogling the boats on display, visitors can also engage with other ocean-related products and services in the marquee where outboard engines, water craft, safety equipment and more can be viewed and discussed.

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