Lantau Yacht Club Boat Show 2025

Two superyachts displayed by Camper & Nicholsons are among about 30 in-water yachts set for the fourth Lantau Yacht Club Boat Show (November 6-8), which will complement the first edition of The Festival of Connoisseurs (November 4-6) at AsiaWorld-Expo, also in Lantau.

Camper & Nicholsons, which is owned by China’s Sea Expandary Group and recently announced a new CEO, is exhibiting the 37m all-aluminium Zeepaard (2003), which was built by the JFA shipyard in France and exhibited at last year’s LYC Boat Show. This year, the global brokerage house is also displaying the 24m Codecasa Vero, which was delivered to her owner in 2024 and is based in Hong Kong.

Vero

Among brokerage superyachts, Lodestone Yachts plans to exhibit Wider’s 47m all-aluminium Timeless (2016), and a Riva 110’ Dolcevita from the Italian builder’s Flybridge series.

Among recent builds, Marine Italia Asia is showing three Azimut flybridge motoryachts – a Fly 78, a Fly 62 (click for Review) and a Magellano 60 – as well as an Aquila 42 Yacht powercat (click for Review). Absolute Marine is exhibiting an Absolute 52 Fly, extending the array of Italy-built yachts.

Sunseeker 100 Yacht

DCH Marine plans to display Sunseeker’s 100 Yacht and 82 Ocean Enclosed flybridge motoryachts in a strong showcase of the British builder’s motoryachts, as well as a Saxdor 400 GTC, 400 GTS and 320 GTO from the Finnish brand.

The Asia-Pacific dealership is also showing a selection of brokerage yachts including a Sunseeker 76 Yacht, Princess V50, and Bali’s 4.2 and Catspace sailing catamarans, while Asiamarine is exhibiting a Sunseeker 74 Predator. Other boats in the water could include a Leopard 42 sailing catamaran and a Fly H20 electric-powered hydrofoil by Yu Shui Flight.

CL Yachts CLB65 SUV

This year’s LYC Boat Show also includes a collaboration with the Zhuhai maritime industry, as part of the increasing cross-border cooperation between Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area.

The Zhuhai showcase includes on-land booths and about 10 yachts in the water including CL Yachts’ new CLB65 SUV built by Hin Lee (Zhuhai) Shipyard, owned by Hong Kong-headquartered Cheoy Lee Shipyards. Other yachts in the showcase include motoryachts by Selene Yachts (Zhuhai Jieteng Shipbuilding) and Zhuhai Aoxing Yacht, plus a McConaghy sailing catamaran.

The first day will include the opening ceremony (4.30-5.30pm) on the clubhouse lawn and an industry forum hosted by Invest HK. The show’s on-land and lifestyle attractions are outlined in Yacht Style’s first preview of the 2026 show.

Show admission is complimentary with pre-registration at this link.

Check for updates and transportation details (including shuttle bus and boat schedules) here and/or on Instagram.

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