The Discover Boating Miami International Boat Show will have a revamped footprint when it returns in February.
The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) together with Informa Markets and the International Yacht Brokers Association (IYBA), have announced an enhanced on-water footprint together with and a renewed focus on delivering stronger value for exhibitors and the recreational boating industry.
The organisations say the updates are designed to elevate the exhibitor and consumer experience, improve boat show navigation, and strengthen visibility for brands.
The 2026 show will introduce a more connected layout across Miami Beach and downtown Miami, designed to enhance the exhibitor and consumer experience, improve boat show navigation across its venues, and strengthen visibility for brands.
Luxury setting
Another update for 2026 will be the debut of the Miami Beach Yacht Collection along Indian Creek on Collins Avenue.
The new in-water yacht showcase brings a higher-profile presence to Miami Beach, offering a luxury setting intended to attract qualified buyers and spotlight premium product lines, while more seamlessly connecting to the show’s main hub at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
The show will also see continued investment with enhancements to Sailor’s Cove, with IGY Yacht Haven Grande Sailor’s Cove serving as the Miami Boat Show location for sailing brands, bringing together vessels, gear, and sailing lifestyle experiences.
Anchor destination
In addition, expanded marina infrastructure and additional space is intended to create a more dynamic hub for sailing exhibitors and attendees, providing opportunities for engagement, on-water demos and new activations.
The Miami Beach Convention Center will continue as the anchor destination, with transport upgrades to improve flow and reduced travel time between show destinations.
Pride Park, and Superyacht Miami will continue as destinations within the show’s revised footprint.
The Discover Boating Miami International Boat Show will take place from 11 – 15 February 2026.
