Premier Marinas is hosting an exciting Boat Show at Chichester Marina this weekend - with in-water and onshore displays from onsite and external brokerages, including Blackrock Yachting, Boat Shop, RBS Marine and Hylas Yachts.
A chance for visitors to get up close to the boats and talk to experts with a passion for their brands. There will also be a wide range of products from global brands on display including lifestyle clothing, chandlery products and Raymarine electronics.
V2 Radio will be presenting live from the Boat Show on Saturday from 10.00 – 16.00, speaking to exhibitors and showcasing local
businesses at the marina.
A team member from Premier Marinas will also be on hand to provide visitors with a quote on berthing options at Chichester Marina or at one of Premier’s other eight sites and a representative from Premier Marine Lodges will be taking appointment bookings for those interested in viewing its range of luxury widebeam craft.
On both days the RNLI will be conducting life-jacket and boat safety checks.
Plus, local watersports company 2XS will be getting visitors out on the water with paddleboard demonstrations and staff from Premier Agapi Boat Club will be introducing prospective customers to the thrill of performance boating at a fraction of the cost.
Premier Marine Insurance, in partnership with GJW Direct, will be available to provide visitors with a quote.
So come and receive professional advice and shop for your next boat during an event dedicated to boating and watersports in all its forms – it promises to be an exciting weekend on the South Coast!
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