
One of Sydney’s oldest boat shows will be opening once again at the Sydney Showground, Sydney Olympic Park, from March 7-8.
With origins going back to the early Sixties at Silverwater Park, the Sydney Trailer Boat Show has evolved to bring visitors a greater line up of the latest affordable craft and marine wares.
As more than 90 per cent of all registered boats in NSW measure less than eight metres in length, this show certainly covers the popular trailer-boating market.
Visitors to the show will be able to see an array of new trailerboats for most boating tastes, all kinds of boating wares, as well as the latest must-have fishing tackle.
To keep visitors entertained and informed, the Nautilus Marine Entertainment Stage will feature some great speakers. One not to be missed will be Classic Catches with Slippery Len Pascoe. The cricketing legend will share his personal fishing tales.
Certainly families won’t have to worry about keeping the kids entertained, with a host of daily shows and entertainment, face painting and more fun at the Kids Zone.
New to the show will be the Used Boat Market Place. Those not in the market for something new can have peruse the excess summer stock from the Sydney's big boat dealers.
Admission is free and the show will operate from 9am to 5pm on both days. There is easy access from the suburban rail network with the Olympic Park station located directly opposite the showground entrance. For those who prefer to drive, there are numerous parking options, including street and relatively low-cost parking stations.
Supported by Nautilus Marine Insurance, the Sydney Trailer Boat Show will operate from 9am to 5pm on Saturday and Sunday March 7-8. Entry is free.