POLBOAT Yachting Festival 2025

The 6th POLBOAT Yachting Festival returns to Marina Yacht Park in Gdynia from July 24–27, 2025. As Poland’s largest in-water yacht show, this free event will once again highlight top Polish shipyards, equipment manufacturers, and yacht dealers alongside a growing international presence from luxury brands and global media. Visitors can expect yacht premieres, sea trials, flyboard shows, jet boards, and more, along with the prestigious POLBOAT NIGHT Gala and Gdynia Polboat Awards. Weekend guests can also enjoy free boat rides through the “Become a Boater” initiative.

Watch POLBOAT Yachting Festival – Galeon Promo 2024 video on YouTube.

About POLBOAT

The Polish Chamber of Yachting Industry and Water Sports (POLBOAT), founded in Warsaw on May 11, 2006, represents the leading shipyards, suppliers, designers, charter firms, sailing schools, and key industry organizations in Poland. As the official industry liaison with government authorities, POLBOAT advocates for the sector’s interests both nationally and internationally. Through its membership in the European Boating Industry and ICOMIA, it actively supports and promotes Polish marine businesses on the global stage.

About the Venue

Marina Yacht Park, a Strategic Partner of the Polboat Yachting Festival and part of the PHN Group, is a state-of-the-art marina enhancing the appeal of Poland’s Baltic coast since 2019. Designed to meet the needs of both local and international sailors, it features 120 berths with water and electricity access, accommodating vessels up to 8 meters in draft. The marina includes dedicated berths for boats of various sizes, as well as docking spaces for jet skis, RIBs, and training vessels. Its modern facilities and advanced booking system make it ideal for both visitors and permanent owners. In 2020, it was recognized as Gdynia’s Investment of the Year in the “Gdynia Time” competition.

Boat Show Information:

Dates:

July 24-27, 2025

Location:

Marina Yacht Park, Antoniego Hryniewickiego, 81-340 Gdynia, Poland

As this is a free event, no ticket purchase is required to enter.

Visitor Information:

• Travel – Gdynia, situated on Poland’s Baltic coast, is easily reached via Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport (GDN), located about 25 kilometers away. The airport offers direct flights from numerous major European cities. Gdynia is also well-connected by rail and road, with frequent train service from Warsaw, Kraków, and other key destinations. As part of the Tri-City area—alongside Gdańsk and Sopot—it serves as a vibrant hub for travelers exploring northern Poland.
• Accommodation – Gdynia offers a diverse range of accommodations, from stylish waterfront hotels and boutique stays to budget-friendly guesthouses and modern apartments. Many properties are located near the marina or city center, offering easy access to the waterfront promenade, restaurants, and local attractions. For a more tranquil stay, visitors can explore charming B&Bs in nearby Sopot or Gdańsk, all easily reachable via the region’s efficient public transport. Whether you’re looking for luxury comfort or cozy charm, Gdynia caters to various travel preferences.
• Dining – Gdynia offers a vibrant dining scene that blends traditional Polish flavors with modern cuisine. Local favorites like milk bars serve classic dishes such as pierogi and schnitzels at budget-friendly prices, while places like Pierogarnia Mandu offer both traditional and creative takes on dumplings. Seafood is a highlight, especially at casual harbor-front spots serving fresh fish dishes. For a more refined experience, upscale restaurants in the city center showcase elegant interpretations of Polish cuisine, making Gdynia a great destination for food lovers.
• Site-Seeing – Gdynia offers a mix of maritime history, modern architecture, and coastal charm. Visitors can explore the ORP Błyskawica and Dar Pomorza museum ships, stroll along the seaside promenade, or relax at the city beach. The Kamienna Góra hill provides panoramic views of the harbor and sea, while the nearby aquarium and science center make great stops for families. Gdynia’s clean, modern atmosphere and scenic coastline make it a unique destination in northern Poland.

Visit the POLBOAT Yachting Festival website for more information.