Charter Show sets sail at the Abu Dhabi International Boat Show

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Abu Dhabi International Boat Show. (Image Credit: Supplied)
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Abu Dhabi, UAE – ADNEC Group, a Modon Holding company, has announced that the Abu Dhabi International Boat Show (ADIBS) will, for the first time, feature a dedicated Charter Show. This exclusive marina showcase will present superyachts, creating a premier environment for the global superyacht community.

Held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Ruler’s Representative in Al Dhafra Region, and organised by ADNEC Group, ADIBS has returned to the ADNEC Marina Hall and runs until November 23, 2025. Now in its seventh edition, ADIBS has become the region’s flagship marine event, bringing together industry leaders, innovators, sailing enthusiasts, charterers and buyers all under one roof.

The introduction of the new Charter Show at ADIBS 2025 marks the event’s evolution into a celebration of all things marine, serving as a thrilling platform that brings together leading companies and world-famous brands. The event not only reinforces Abu Dhabi’s status as the region’s leading destination for superyachts, luxury charters and marine excellence, but it also acts as a platform for international networking and collaboration for seasoned industry experts and beginners looking to start their marine journey.

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Abu Dhabi International Boat Show. (Image Credit: Supplied)

Ahmad Shaker, Chief Executive Officer of Capital 360 and Events, said: “The launch of the Charter Show is not only in line with our vision to cement Abu Dhabi as the leading marine destination in the Middle East and beyond, but it also a major step forward in enhancing the ADIBS experience for all. The introduction of this exclusive platform, one that is dedicated to luxury charters and superyachts, means we can bring together the global marine community to celebrate excellence across every aspect of the industry. Not only does the Charter Show add prestige to this well-established event, but it positions ADIBS as a global hub for superyachts.”

The Charter Show at ADIBS 2025 has been made possible thanks to the collaboration of Experience Abu Dhabi, Yas Marina and Leisure Marine Association, where visitors can expect to see a thrilling array of superyachts and luxury boats on display. 15 superyachts are participating in the Charter Show with 11 showcased in the Charter Show area. Among the many standout names at the event are Royal Yachts, who are featuring the 27.43m luxury yacht Mr & Mrs Smith, Al Kous Shipbuilding with the Al Shafar, Sunseeker with the Manhattan 68 and Gulf Craft’s Majesty 135. Meanwhile the Afra is another impressive feature of the Charter Show, a 50m Superyacht with a wooden superstructure.

Additionally, the Charter Show will feature an exclusive hospitality lounge, spotlighting premier showcases from leading international charter and brokerage companies. Visitors can participate in interactive workshops, engage in valuable networking opportunities, and attend private meetings designed to foster meaningful industry connections.

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Abu Dhabi International Boat Show. (Image Credit: Supplied)

ADIBS is a must-see event in Abu Dhabi’s event calendar, which continues to grow year-on-year. The 2025 edition features an expanded programme taking place over four days, with family-friendly entertainment alongside immersive experiences designed to truly capture the boating experience for marine enthusiasts, experiences skippers and first-timers alike. The even runs from 2pm-10pm every day.

Tickets for ADIBS 2025 are now available to purchase online here. Secure your place today and be part of an unmissable maritime experience.

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