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80% of exhibitor spaces already confirmed for 2023 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show

by Sarah Staerk 10 Dec 2022 22:43 PST 25-28 May 2023
Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show © Darren Gill

Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS) 2023 has had an exceptional response to the opening of exhibitor applications, with 80% of show space already booked and organisers anticipating the event to be sold-out well in advance.

In just the first week of exhibitor applications, SCIBS 2023 doubled the applications received for the previous year, setting the stage for a blockbuster year when the Show returns from 25-28 May 2023.

Presented by Mulpha Events, SCIBS 2023 will again feature a showstopping line-up of exhibitors across everything from superyachts and trailer boats to the latest marine gadgets and must-have technology, as well as a raft of exciting new launches.

Among the premium brands taking prime position on the water for the 34th annual SCIBS event are Axopar, Grand Banks, Horizon, Maritimo, Multihull Solutions, Ocean Alexander, Palm Beach, Princess, Riviera, Short Marine and Sundance Marine.

Bringing the latest and greatest in trailerable boats, watersports and inflatable craft are the likes of AMC, JSW Powersports, Northside Marine, QMC, Sirocco Marine, Suzuki, TR Marine, Volvo, Whittley Marine Group and Yamaha, all already on board for SCIBS 2023.

Taking their place in the Pavilion, showcasing the latest in marine gear, gadgets and high-tech innovations are industry leading brands including Akzonobel, Boating & RV, Club Marine, Dometic, Garmin, Navico, Quality Marine Clothing, Raymarine, Stella and Vetus-Maxwell.

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