Hong Kong Annual Yacht Show kicks off — 50 yachts, premieres, and new exhibitors showcased at Club Marina Cove.

The 2025 Hong Kong International Yacht Show opened at Club Marina Cove in Sai Kung, marking its 26th edition. Around 50 yacht models are on display until December 7, with participating brands from Italy, France, the United Kingdom, the United States, Finland, Poland, and China.

This year’s show features several Asian debuts, including the Sanlorenzo SL86A, Galeon 560 Fly, Nimbus W11, and the Lamborghini Tecnomar sailboat. First-time exhibitors include Fraser Yacht, Walcon Marine, Shenzhen Wan Fang, Ningbo Huariwin, and ePropulsion, which is showcasing the NYX42e twin-hull electric yacht — a project incubated by the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology’s Department of Engineering.

The four-day exhibition also brings together marine equipment and engines, navigation and communication systems, as well as water sports gear. Visitors come from regions including China, South Korea, Southeast Asia, Europe, and Russia.

Winnie Ng, General Manager of Club Marina Cove, stated that as the southern gateway of China, Hong Kong has long been a vibrant hub for yacht trading and services, with a stable base of buyers and enthusiasts — creating ideal conditions for the development of marine tourism and the yacht economy. She added that the marina is committed to promoting yachting culture, uniting industry resources, and, with the support of the Hong Kong Boating Industry Association, actively cooperating with the government to advance local yacht economy policies.

Free Admission to the 2025 Hong Kong International Yacht Show.

Opening hours: December 4 (2 p.m. – 6 p.m.) and December 5–7 (10 a.m. – 6 p.m.).

The exhibition will be held at 380 Hoi Min Road, Sai Kung, Hong Kong.

Club Marina Cove is located within the sheltered waters of Hebe Haven in Sai Kung. It is easily accessible by bus or minibus and is about a 30-minute drive from Kowloon city center. The clubhouse also offers dining and sports facilities.