UIVA Flytande 2025

UIVA Flytande, the largest in-water boat show in the Nordic region, will take place August 14–17, 2025, at the scenic Helsinki Sailing Club. This highly anticipated event brings together nearly 300 boats alongside a wide range of boating equipment, accessories, and services, making it a must-visit for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

Designed as a full-day experience for the whole family, the show features expanded exhibition areas, a lively atmosphere with street food vendors, and exciting live entertainment. Highlights include thrilling flyboard and freestyle jetski performances by the experts at Extreme-Life, adding an extra splash of adrenaline to this vibrant maritime celebration.

Boat Show Information:

Dates/Times:

• August 14-17, 2025
• Thursday-Saturday – 11am-7pm
• Sunday – 11am-6pm

Location:

• Helsinki Sailing Club Vattuniemen puistotie 1, 00210 Helsinki, Finland

Frequently Asked Questions

• How can I purchase tickets? – Tickets can be purchased online or at the door. Tickets cost €17 for adults and €7 for children aged 7–15 at the gate, with discounted rates available when purchased online. Children under 7 enter for free with a parent—just select a €0.00 ticket online, which will be exchanged for a Pörri ticket at the entrance. All other tickets are exchanged for wristbands at the gate; note that a delivery fee from Menokone/Floud may apply.
• Will there be VIP tickets? – VIP tickets cost €50 and are available online only in limited quantities. They include access to the VIP tent (ages 18+), which offers complimentary coffee, water, snacks, a glass of wine, free Wi-Fi, bag and coat storage, and restrooms. Access is valid for the day of your choice.
• Is transportation available to the showgrounds? – A free shuttle bus runs between Lauttasaari metro station and the Boat-Afloat Show throughout the event’s opening hours. The Uiva bus stop is located next to Lauttis Shopping Centre, at the corner of Lauttasaarentie and Otavantie.

Visitor Information:

• Travel – Helsinki is easily accessible by air, with Helsinki-Vantaa Airport (HEL) offering direct international flights from major cities around the world. The city center is just a 30-minute ride from the airport by train, taxi, or bus. Visitors arriving by sea can also take ferries from nearby Baltic destinations like Stockholm and Tallinn.
• Accommodations – Helsinki offers a wide range of accommodations to suit every budget and preference—from stylish boutique hotels in the historic city center to modern, waterfront resorts and cozy guesthouses. Many neighborhoods, such as Kallio, Punavuori, and Katajanokka, offer excellent options within walking distance of top attractions and excellent public transport connections. Whether you’re looking for luxury, design-forward stays, or budget-friendly comfort, Helsinki’s hospitality scene has something to match.
• Dining – Helsinki offers a rich culinary scene that blends traditional Finnish dishes with modern, sustainable cuisine. From classic fare like reindeer stew and smoked salmon in historic restaurants to creative tasting menus at innovative bistros, there’s something for every palate. Street food markets and cozy cafés also provide casual, flavorful options throughout the city.
• Site-Seeing – Helsinki is filled with unique sights, from the striking architecture of the Helsinki Cathedral and the modern Oodi Library to the sea fortress of Suomenlinna, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visitors can stroll through lively market squares, explore design boutiques in the Design District, or relax in one of the city’s many seaside parks. The city’s compact layout and excellent public transport make sightseeing easy and enjoyable.

Visit the UIVA Flytande website for more information and buy boat show tickets here.