Notre tournée des salons nautiques se poursuit

12 mars 2026

Nous sommes ravis d’annoncer que nos bénévoles seront présents à trois autres salons cette année, offrant aux participants des réductions sur trois cours indispensables pour les plaisanciers !

  • Navigation 1 – Carte de conducteur nautique – 50 % de réduction
  • Navigation 2 et 3 combo – 20 % de réduction
  • Radio Maritime – 20 % de réduction

Économisez jusqu’à 90 $ si vous suivez les trois cours.

Visitez le stand CanBoat/NautiSavoir lors des salons suivants :

Moncton Boat & Sportsmen Show | Apr 10-12

Expo Rendez-Voile Montreal | Apr 18

BC Boat Show | Apr 30-May 3

De plus, vous pouvez participer afin de gagner un lot de prix pour plaisanciers comprenant une radio VHF ICOM d’une valeur de 400 $, des gilets de sauvetage Salus Marine Wear, des produits d’entretien pour bateaux Natural Marine, ainsi que des abonnements aux applications Aqua Map et Dockit !

Pour en savoir plus, cliquez ICI. Rendez-vous lors d’un prochain salon!

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