Dubai: The Dubai International Boat Show 2025 (DIBS), the largest luxury yachting event in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), is set to return to Dubai Harbour from February 19-23, 2025.

The 31st edition will showcase over 200 yachts, cutting-edge marine technology, thrilling water sports, and exclusive industry networking events, reinforcing Dubai’s status as a global maritime hub.

Over 1,000 global brands presenting the latest in marine innovation, technology, and lifestyle accessories
Supercar Avenue, where high-performance luxury cars will be on display
Curated fashion collections and waterfront real estate showcases reflecting the opulence of the seafaring lifestyle.

For those passionate about marine exploration, DIVE MENA will provide a dedicated platform for underwater adventurers, marine photographers, and diving professionals, offering the latest in scuba gear, cameras, and diving techniques.

Thrilling Water Sports & VIP Experiences
Visitors can enjoy heart-racing performances of jet skiing, flyboarding, and kitesurfing, or indulge in gourmet experiences, with food trucks, fine dining, and live DJ performances set against the stunning Dubai skyline.

For an elevated experience, VIP guests can access the Privé Lounge by The World of Yachts, offering exclusive networking opportunities, fine dining, and premium entertainment.

Industry Insights at the Dubai Boat Show Leisure Yachting Conference
DIBS 2025 will also host the Annual Dubai Boat Show Leisure Yachting Conference, where over 200 industry leaders will discuss key topics including:

• Sustainable yachting and marine technology
• Regulations and policies shaping the industry
• The future of yachting and tourism in the region

Ticket Information & Official Government Resources
Tickets for DIBS 2025 start at AED 55 ($15 USD) for single-day access and AED 130 ($35 USD) for multi-day passes.

Visitors can purchase tickets and access event details through official UAE government and maritime industry websites such as Dubai Harbour and the Dubai Maritime Authority.