Paris Nautic Show 2025: a new lease of life for boating in Paris

September 2025

A new venue, a new format, a new ambition!
After a 2-year break, the Paris Nautic Show returns in 2025 to renew the great tradition of Paris boat shows... and celebrate the 100th anniversary of a boat show in the capital.

1926 - 2025: almost 100 years of history
In 1926, Parisians discovered a boat show for the first time, first at Quai Albert 1er, at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, then at the Grand Palais.
A century later, the Paris Nautic Show continues this tradition, while reinventing it...

A new format for greater impact

At a time when the nautical industry is evolving rapidly, it is more essential than ever to reach out to enthusiasts and professionals to promote innovation and diversity in the sector.

👉 The show will be held over 5 days, from November 26 to 30 , 2025, and will adopt a condensed, dynamic format designed to facilitate visits, intensify exchanges and maximize impact.

Positioned at the end of the year, the show takes place at a key moment in the international nautical calendar. It's an ideal time for buyers, charterers and enthusiasts who are already preparing their projects for the 2026 season.

This condensed, qualitative and immersive format perfectly meets the expectations of a demanding, connected audience.

A new strategic location: Le Bourget

The Parc des Expositions du Bourget, already host to major events such as the Salon de l'Aéronautique and the Salon du Caravaning, welcomes this 2025 edition of the Paris Nautic Show.

This emblematic site allows the event to move upmarket, with :

More boats on display, including catamarans and large yachts;
Unique immersive experiences;
2 halls, 7 thematic universes and refurbished spaces for an optimal experience.

Non-contractual photo - Paris Nautic Show 2025

Show highlights

The Paris Nautic Show 2025 promises to be packed with new products:

A river village dedicated to inland navigation, with the presence of the four main players in the sector;
Life-size multihulls on display at Le Bourget for the first time;
Immerse yourself in ocean racing: direct contact with skippers at sea, dedicated activities, and a unique exhibition of models of Vendée Globe winners;
Immersive films to experience the sea in a different way.

The ambition is clear: to showcase the full wealth of the nautical world, from local boats to large cruisers.

A not-to-be-missed event for AGL Marine

AGL Marine has been exhibiting at the Salon Nautic de Paris (CNIT, Porte de Versailles and now Le Bourget) for over 30 years, so it was an obvious choice to return.

The Paris Nautic Show is of particular importance to us : 50% of French boating customers live in the Paris region.

Being in Paris means meeting our customers, prospects and partners face-to-face, while offering enhanced visibility to the leading brands we represent: Awlgrip, International, Sea Hawk, Seajet, Epifanes, Hempel, 3M, Sika, Propspeed, Anest Iwata, Durepox...

Why come to the Paris Nautic Show 2025?

The Paris Nautic Show combines the strength of a national and regional show, while following in the footsteps of major nautical events such as Düsseldorf, Cannes and Monaco.

It complements regional and thematic trade shows:

La Rochelle (Grand Pavois),
La Grande Motte (Multihull),
Arcachon,
Les Nauticales, and many others.

On site, everyone can :

Choosing your next RIB or pleasure boat for your vacations,
Rent a catamaran for a cruise in the Caribbean, Greece or the Mediterranean,
Book a week of discovery on French inland waters,
Explore the latest in board sports (paddle, surf, etc.),
Discover new engines and equipment,
Find the right fishing equipment,
... and, of course, visit the AGL Marine stand to discover all the brands and systems of paints, varnishes, antifouling and consumables that are revolutionizing the marine industry.

🚤 The Paris Nautic Show 2025 promises to be a must-attend event for all enthusiasts of sailing, motorboating, fishing, gliding and cruising. A high point for the industry, and a unique opportunity to dive into the future of boating, in the heart of Paris.