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Boatsales Staff12 May 2026
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2026 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show preview

Over 300 exhibitors are expected at Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show in 2026. Here are some of the big players involved

The Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show (SCIBS) will return to the Gold Coast from 21–24 May 2026, bringing together more than 300 exhibitors and a large on-water and on-land display of recreational vessels at Sanctuary Cove Marina.

Organisers expect tens of thousands of visitors across the four-day event, which will feature a broad mix of Australian and international boatbuilders showcasing new models, premieres and established ranges.

Riviera

Riviera will present 12 luxury motor yachts ranging from 39 to 78 feet, including two world premieres: the 6200 Sport Yacht Platinum Edition and 5600 Sport Yacht Platinum Edition. The Gold Coast-based builder is one of Australia’s largest luxury yacht manufacturers and operates from its Coomera production facility.

Related: Riviera to debut two new sport yachts at Sanctuary Cove 2026
Riviera 4300 Sports Express

Princess Yachts

Princess Yachts will display seven vessels, including the new F65 and F58 models. The British builder is known for its flybridge and motor yacht range, with an emphasis on cruising comfort, interior space and modern design.

Princess Yachts F65

Boatology

Boatology will showcase four boats from Italian builder Cantiere Mimì’s Libeccio range. The line-up includes the 11 Cabin and 13.5 Cabin models, which combine traditional Mediterranean styling with contemporary cruising features.

Related: Mimì flagship cruisers set for Sanctuary Cove debut

Libeccio 8.5 Cabin

Sunseeker

Sunseeker will bring two yachts to SCIBS, the 76 Yacht and Superhawk 55. The UK-based brand is recognised for its performance luxury yachts and long-standing global presence in the high-end motor yacht segment.

Sunseeker Superhawk 55

Eyachts

Eyachts will present a diverse range of vessels, including several Australian premieres such as the Axopar 45 Cross Top, Axopar 45 Cross Cabin, Axopar 38 Cross Cabin, Axopar 29 CCX and Sirena 58. The display covers both day boating and cruising-oriented models.

Related: Axopar 38 makes global debut in Düsseldorf, Sanctuary Cove next
Axopar 38 XC Cross Cabin

Beneteau

Beneteau will exhibit nine models across its sailing and powerboat divisions, including Asia-Pacific premieres of the Oceanis 52 and Antares 12 Coupé. The French builder is one of the world’s largest recreational boat manufacturers, with a broad global production footprint.

Beneteau Antares 12 Coupe

De Antonio Yachts

De Antonio Yachts will return with its Spanish-designed range, known for concealed outboard engines and clean deck layouts. Final model selections for the 2026 show have not yet been confirmed, but the brand is expected to draw strong interest.

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Maritimo

Maritimo will showcase its latest Australian-built motor yachts, headlined by the global debut of the S50 Sedan Motor Yacht. The new model continues the brand’s focus on long-range cruising capability and locally designed performance luxury.

Related: Maritimo reveals all-new new S50 Sedan motor yacht
Maritimo M75

The 2026 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show will run from Thursday 21 to Sunday 24 May, open daily from 9am to 5pm. Tickets are available online.

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