Set against the backdrop of the V&A Waterfront, Africa’s most prestigious boat show, Boatica, is all set to sail into town from 27 to 29 October.
This three-day extravaganza is a must-attend event for boating enthusiasts and anyone keen to explore the world of watercraft.
Boatica is a grand celebration of South African boat, yacht and catamaran manufacturing. And, the event expands beyond the waters with an on-land display of all things boating.
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At Boatica 2023, you can anticipate an exciting collection of experiences. Immerse yourself in the Watercraft Showcase, where you can intimately explore the newest boats, yachts and catamarans, all proudly crafted in South Africa.
If you’re seeking extraordinary yachting adventures and memorable cruises, the Ultimate Yacht Experiences will delight you. This event isn’t just about leisure; it’s a fantastic platform for businesses and attendees to establish meaningful connections.
From boat and yacht manufacturers to marine equipment providers and leisure experience creators, you’ll have the chance to explore their latest offerings. And for those with dreams of sailing, the interactive Sailing Clinic awaits, providing aspiring sailors with the knowledge and skills to set sail on the open water.
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South Africa is emerging as a global leader in boat-building and Boatica plays a pivotal role in showcasing internationally acclaimed boats crafted by local manufacturers. The event bolsters Cape Town’s booming blue economy, a sector that contributes billions of rands to the city’s GDP annually.
Cape Town’s strategic location along the Atlantic Ocean, coupled with its dedication to sustainable practices, has positioned it as a global leader in various sectors within the blue economy. The blue economy encompasses fisheries, tourism, renewable energy, marine conservation, aquaculture and more.
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Alderman James Vos, Mayoral Committee Member for Economic Growth in Cape Town, highlights the significance of ocean sports in the city’s economy. With a robust growth rate and an estimated value of over R2 billion, it’s clear that the blue economy is a vital contributor to Cape Town’s economic landscape.
Details:
- Location: V&A Waterfront, 19 Dock Road
- Dates: Friday, 27 October to Sunday 29 October
- Tickets: Here
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Picture: Boatica Cape Town / Facebook
