Beneteau Heads to TIBS

January 8, 2026

As one of its five major global events, Beneteau confirms presence at the Toronto International Boat Show. For the first time, BENETEAU will be present as a constructor at the Toronto International Boat Show 2026, marking an important milestone for the brand in Canada. Alongside our dealer partners Maple Leaf Marinas and Boisvert Marine, visitors are invited to discover a selection of BENETEAU powerboats, including the ALL-NEW Antares 9 and the Flyer 8, showcased at Booth #144.

In addition, BENETEAU Sail will be represented by Anchor Yacht Sales at Booth #1337, where the Oceanis 34.1 will be on display.

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