Boot Düsseldorf 2026: Everything you need to know
Boot Düsseldorf 2026: Essential Information
What: Boot Düsseldorf 2026
When: 17–25 January 2026
Where: Messe Düsseldorf
Opening times: 10am–6pm daily
Tickets: From €19 (2-day ticket for boot.club members) to €21 (standard 1-day online).
Web: www.boot.com
If you genuinely want to compare a lot of boats shoulder-to-shoulder, no other show makes it more convenient than Boot Düsseldorf. As the world’s largest indoor boat show, it spans 16 halls and covers everything from kayaks and diving gear to multi-million-pound superyachts.
Most of the industry’s heavy hitters are returning for 2026, with a large array of world premieres scheduled to be unveiled under the lights of the Messe.
Boat at Boot Düsseldorf 2026
British heavyweights are back in force this year. Sunseeker is set to steal the spotlight with the global launch of the Sunseeker Manhattan 56.
Princess Yachts will also bring a formidable fleet to Hall 6, featuring the X80 and the F58, alongside the V55 and V50.
Other notable boats at Düsseldorf 2026 include:
Aiata Sunfinder 50
Axopar 38 XC
Beneteau GT50
Boarncruiser Ocean 53 Sport
Greenline 42
Highfield ADV9
Marco Polo MP10
Marco Polo MP12
Mercan Yachting Petra SF-39
Nimbus 12 series
Santa Severa 42 Sport
Saxdor 460 GTC
Say Carbon 42 Sport
Sterk 26
Wellcraft 28
Getting to Boot Düsseldorf 2026
There are plentiful low-cost flights into Düsseldorf airport (DUS) from across the UK and Europe. Once you land, it is a quick 10-minute taxi (fixed rate of approx. €25) or a 20-minute bus ride to the Messe Centre.
For accommodation, there is a good selection of hotels near the Messe or in the city centre. Staying near the Altstadt (Old Town) is a perennial favourite for visitors, offering the perfect atmosphere for a post-show bratwurst and a few glasses of Altbier.
Important Note: In years gone by, your admission ticket included free public transport. This is no longer the case. You must purchase a separate ticket for the U-Bahn, buses, or trams to get to the city centre. The Rheinbahn “redy” app is the easiest way to manage this on the go.