Boot Düsseldorf 2024: Everything you need to know

What: Boot Düsseldorf 2024
When: 20-28 January
Where Messe Düsseldorf
Opening times: 10am-6pm daily
Tickets: From €19 (bootclub members) to €29 (on the door)
Web: www.boat-duesseldorf.com

If you genuinely want to compare a lot of boats back-to-back then no other show makes it more convenient than Boot Düsseldorf. It’s one of the biggest indoor boat shows in the world (if not the biggest) and it has everything from kayaks to superyachts.

It’s a big show to get around so it’s best to allow two full days to take it all in and ensure you don’t have to rush your lunch of Bratwurst and Altbier in the charming outdoor food market at the show’s centre.

How to get to Boot Düsseldorf

There are plentiful low-cost flights into Düsseldorf airport from all over the UK. From there it’s a 10-minute taxi or 20 minutes on the bus to the Messe Centre for Boot Düsseldorf.

There’s a good selection of Boot Düsseldorf hotels, both near the Messe Centre itself or in the town centre near the Altestadt (old town), which is well worth visiting of an evening for a bratwurst and a lager (or two, or three).

N.B. In years gone by, your Boot Düsseldorf admission ticket got you free public transport around the city, but as of 2022, that is no longer the case – you will need to buy a separate ticket to visit the city centre.

Boot Düsseldorf 2024 line-up

The nine-day exhibition is expected to be busier than ever, with almost 4,000 exhibitors already confirmed to show their wares at the Messe Düsseldorf showground.

The full line-up of boats attending the Boot Düsseldorf 2024 is still taking shape and rest-assured there will be far too many to see in a single day. Below is our selection of the most exciting motorboats to track down:

Brig Navigator 24
De Antonio Yachts Limited Edition
Dromeas 33 SUV
Fairline Targa 40
Nerea NY24 Limo
Omikron OT60
Quarken 35 Cabin
Rand Roamer 29

The new GTC model adds extra four-season practicality to the Saxdor 400 range

Dromeas 33 WA bound for Boot Dusseldorf 2024

Since Olympic sailor, Efe Kuyumcu, founded Dromeas Yachts in 2017, his mission has been to build the toughest and most versatile high-performance offshore leisure boats in the world – and the new Dromeas 33 WA represents the next step in that campaign.