The BC Boat Show

Port Sydney Marina

Apr 11, 2019

The largest in-the-water boat show on the West Coast Starts May 2nd through May 5th at Port Sidney Marina.

The BC Boat Show hosted by the British Columbia Yacht Brokers Association (BCYBA) is an opportunity for yacht brokers to display and sell boats for sale to a wide audience who can go on board all of the boats and discuss the many features with knowledgeable and professionally certified brokers.

There are usually around 200 boats of all sizes in the water as well as many marine related business displays featuring everything from boat yard services, hardware, equipment, navigation electronics, clothing, etc.

Fleming 55People attending the show over its four-day run can expect to spend many delightful hours touring the boats of their dreams, seeing the latest yachts both new and used, and witnessing many interesting demonstrations. Sales often occur right at the show, as the brokers are usually prepared to offer special pricing for an at-the-show sale.

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