Record Number of Yachts Launched at Dubai Boat Show 2025

The Dubai International Boat Show 2025 was held recently from 19th to 23rd February at Dubai Harbour. It has been hailed as the Middle East’s premier luxury yachting event and rightfully so. Its highlights included: 

  • record yacht launches, 
  • a showcase of marine technology innovations, and 
  • astounding high-end lifestyle experiences.

As one of the leading yacht brokers in the UAE, Glamour Yacht brings you an exclusive recap of this prestigious event’s most significant highlights and industry trends.

A Grand Showcase of Yachting Excellence

This year’s Dubai International Boat Show brought together over 1,000 exhibitors from across the globe! The event featured:

  • World premieres of luxury superyachts from top shipbuilders.
  • Sustainable marine innovations, showcasing hybrid and electric propulsion.
  • Key industry networking events for yacht buyers, investors, and brokers.
  • Exquisite lifestyle experiences, including supercars, watersports, and fine dining.
  • Record attendance, with over 30,000 visitors from more than 60 countries.

Dubai has established itself as a global yachting hub and this event has positioned it as an ultimate marketplace for luxury yachts and marine investments.

Notable Superyacht Launches & Major Debuts

One of the biggest attractions of the Dubai International Boat Show 2025 was the unveiling of world-class yachts and high-end marine vessels. Over 67 yachts were launched in this premiere event. Among the most talked-about launches were:

  • Sunreef 55 Ultima: The world’s first hybrid catamaran, Sunreef 55 Ultima blends eco-friendly propulsion with luxury. It offers silent cruising with unmatched comfort.
  • Gulf Craft’s Majesty 112 Terrace: A superyacht with expanded outdoor spaces, Majesty 112 Terrace offers a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience.
  • Wally wallytender48X: This 14.9-meter luxury tender features powerful outboard engines. Hence, it has speed, agile, and displays sleek Italian styling.
  • Oceanco’s ‘Lily’ Concept: A 330ft futuristic superyacht, Lily has asymmetrical decks and floating platforms.

Alongside these debuts, specialised pavilions showcased an array of smaller luxury boats, catamarans, and custom-built tenders, catering to yacht owners and buyers with diverse marine lifestyle preferences.

Sustainable Yachting & Innovation Trends

Sustainability took centre stage at the Dubai International Boat Show 2025. The exhibition featured:

  • Hybrid and electric propulsion systems, reducing carbon emissions.
  • Advanced hull technology, improving fuel efficiency.
  • AI-powered navigation systems, optimising onboard automation.

The UAE has shown a keen commitment to marine sustainability. At the Dubai Boat Show, we saw how the industry is evolving towards greener, more responsible luxury boating.

Beyond Yachts: A Celebration of Luxury Lifestyle

The Dubai International Boat Show 2025 was not all about yachts. It featured many elite lifestyle experiences, such as:

  • Supercar Avenue: A breathtaking display of luxury hypercars and high-performance vehicles.
  • Dive MENA Expo: Featuring the latest in diving gear, underwater technology, and expert workshops.
  • Luxury Retail & Marine Accessories: Showcasing high-end fashion, yacht interiors, and bespoke marine gear.
  • Gourmet Fine Dining & Entertainment: Exclusive Michelin-starred cuisine and live performances.

The event also hosted expert panels and discussions. Some of the topics that were discussed extensively here included yacht investments, marine regulations, and future trends in luxury yachting.

Dubai Boat Show 2025 Set The Bar High

The Dubai International Boat Show 2025 was bigger and better than ever. Record-breaking attendance. Exclusive yacht launches. Unmatched luxury. It set a new standard for the future. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed called it a symbol of Dubai’s global success. 

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