SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW 2022

Five perfect days of sunshine, boats, fun and dreams – the Sydney International Boat Show once again shone as a glistening showcase of the best of Australia’s boating lifestyle. Tim Simpson reports on what again proved to be a must-see event.

Tim Simpson, SIBS

After two long years of waiting due to COVID, in late July the Sydney International Boat Show (SIBS) returned to the picturesque waters of Cockle Bay in downtown Sydney’s glorious entertainment precinct of Darling Harbour. The 53rd Sydney International Boat Show delivered a five-day celebration of all things boating, including watercraft from paddleboards to multi-million-dollar floating palaces, all inviting inspection from a constant procession of buyers and dreamers. Visitors and business representatives flew in from as far afield as Europe, the USA and Tahiti. Over the five days of exhibition, more than 45,000 people enjoyed the inspiration of one of the world’s greatest showcases of boating – and the weather could not have been more perfect. Since the last Sydney Boat Show in 2019, the Darling Harbour vista has been…

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