More than AED200M ($54.5m) Yachts and boats will be displayed at the 11th Dubai Pre-Pay Boat Bow 2025, as the event returns to Dubai Creek Marina from October 31 to November 2 under the total. “
The annual show will feature more than 50 local, regional, and international brands, with more than 50 boats and yachts ranging from 20 to 100 feet and beyond.
Visitors will be able to explore a wide variety of pre-owned boats in a balance of quality with competitive prices.
Dubai Pre-Pared Boat Show 2025
Organized by Viya Marine since 2011, the event has grown into one of the world’s leading marine exhibitions, connecting marine enthusiasts, investors and luxury yacht buyers.
It continues to strengthen its position as the premier regional platform in the global lake and mountain region.
Abdullal Ali Al Noon, director of special projects at Dubai Golf, responsible for Viya Marine, said the exhibition will enhance Dubai’s position as a world leader in the water industry.
He added that the exhibition provides a powerful platform to connect international companies, investors and enthusiasts.
Al Noon Noon said that this year’s theme, “a boat for everyone,” embodies the commitment of the planners and the commitment to provide pet ownership options, while highlighting sustainability and circular goals as driving principles from this growing industry.
Yacht ownership
He pointed out that the 2025 plan comes amid strong growth in the entertainment market in the Middle East
The exhibition is expected to attract a wide spectrum of visitors – from sea lovers and aviation enthusiasts to investors – who provide a great opportunity for industry professionals to network and form relationships with leading leaders.
Attendance has grown steadily over the years, receiving thousands of visitors from various nations.
Organizers expect more than 5,000 attendees this year, reflecting the growing regional and international interest in cruise tourism across the UAE and the wider GCC.
Marine Sector
This event takes place as the UAE continues to strengthen its fleet sector, which represents around 50 percent of the Yacht and Marina Market in the Arabian Gulf and the Middle East.
The country’s most advanced infrastructure in the country – with more than 22 marinas and more than 4,190 berths for yachts and boats – supports the continued expansion of maritime trade, leisure, and investment.
In line with the Dubai Industrial 2030 plan, the exhibition provides a platform for business deals and investment opportunities, demonstrating the Emirate’s vision to develop the maritime industry and ensure its long-term sustainable growth.
Sustainability and the circular economy at the core
The pre-owned boat show also contributes to expanding the market for pre-owned boats, reduces the need for new boat production, and promotes a culture of recycling – in line with the UAE’s commitment to a circular economy.
