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Yachts moored along a marina quay with desert mountains behind

18 – 21 February 2027 · Beacon Bay Marina, El Gouna, Egypt

In the water,
in February.

Twenty-six degrees and flat calm while northern Europe is under a cover. Everything here floats: no halls, no carpet, no boats on trailers. If you cannot take it out for an hour, it is not in the show.

  • Every yacht afloat and available to trial
  • Charter and liveaboard operators in one basin
  • Four days, no public trade split

Who is exhibiting

Afloat, and out on the water every afternoon

Tickets

One ticket, all four days

Day ticket

US$30

Any one day, both basins

  • Both basins and the main quay
  • Programme sessions
  • Water taxi between basins
Book day ticket

Conference only

US$220

Friday, the regional conference

  • Full conference day
  • Lunch and the evening reception
  • Papers issued afterwards
  • Show access on the Friday
Book conference only

There is no separate trade day. Brokers, buyers and owners are all here for the same four days, which is smaller and considerably more useful than the alternative.

Programme

Four days, and a conference on the Friday

Thursday 18

  1. 10:00 Show opens, both basins All berths
  2. 13:00 Sea trials begin North basin
  3. 16:30 Cruising the Red Sea: permits and reality Pavilion

Friday 19

  1. 09:00 Regional conference opens Pavilion
  2. 11:00 Suez transit, honestly costed Pavilion
  3. 14:30 Building a charter fleet east of Suez Pavilion
  4. 19:00 Conference reception Main quay

Saturday 20

  1. 10:00 Show opens All berths
  2. 12:00 Reef anchoring without wrecking it Pavilion
  3. 15:00 Dive compressor maintenance, live South basin

Sunday 21

  1. 10:00 Final day, brokerage viewings Main quay
  2. 14:00 Buying a boat abroad: the paperwork Pavilion
  3. 17:00 Show closes

Why come

A show shaped by where it is

01

February, and everything is afloat

Twenty-six degrees, flat water and boats that can be taken out. A northern European show in February is a hall full of hulls on stands, which tells you nothing about how any of them behave.

02

The regional trade is here

Yards, agents and insurers who actually work east of Suez, rather than European firms with a leaflet about the region. If you keep a boat here, these are the people you will end up ringing.

03

No trade day

Four days, everybody together. A separate trade morning sounds professional and mostly produces two thin shows instead of one busy one.

04

Small on purpose

Around sixty exhibitors, not four hundred. You can see all of it properly in a day and a half, which is why people come from Europe for a long weekend rather than a week.

An open-sided pavilion on a marina quay in strong sunlight

“I looked at four boats in Düsseldorf in January and learned nothing that a brochure would not have told me. Here I was out on three of them in an afternoon in flat water and warm sun, and bought one in the April.”

Buyer · first visit 2025, returned twice since
4.7 from 1,050 reviews

Getting here

Beacon Bay Marina, El Gouna

Beacon Bay Marina, North Basin
El Gouna, Red Sea Governorate, Egypt

Thu – Sat
10:00 – 19:00 EET
Sunday
10:00 – 17:00
Airport
Hurghada, 30 minutes by road

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