The Malta Boat Show drew a few thousand visitors to Dockyard Creek in Cospicua and Vittoriosa over two evenings and two full days, closing on Sunday 3rd November. The revival of the show was driven by Yachting Malta with the support of the Ministry for Transport, Infrastructure and Public Works.
More than 45 exhibitors, close to a kilometre of quay and pontoons and 80 boats on the water showed the latest yachts, boating accessories and marine services to enthusiasts, professionals and families, and the show sparked networking and new collaborations across the industry.
“The Malta Boat Show showcases Malta’s rich maritime heritage while highlighting the latest technological advancements shaping the yachting industry today. This event not only celebrates our maritime legacy but also looks to the future, recognising the significant contribution of yachting to the Maltese economy,” said Yachting Malta Chairman Hon. Chris Agius, who thanked Minister Chris Bonett’s ministry, Transport Malta, the American University of Malta, Grand Harbour Marina, the Cospicua and Vittoriosa local councils, Infrastructure Malta and the Cospicua Boating Group.
The next Malta Boat Show returns to Dockyard Creek from 30th October to 2nd November 2025.
Photo Credit: © Yachting Malta / Andrea Azzopardi
