SEAWORK 2026 ● Boats and Shipbuilding

Everything You Need to Know About Seawork 2026

Why Visit Seawork 2026?

Seawork 2026, one of the world’s leading commercial marine and workboat trade shows, will take place from 9 to 11 June 2026 at Mayflower Park in Southampton, Hampshire, UK. The event serves as a central hub for the commercial maritime industry, bringing together shipbuilders, equipment manufacturers, service providers, and industry professionals from across Europe and beyond.

Seawork is recognized for showcasing innovations in workboats, commercial vessels, marine equipment, and maritime services. The exhibition provides both established companies and emerging businesses a platform to present products, engage with buyers, and explore trends shaping the future of commercial shipping and maritime operations.

Who Can You Meet?

• Experience the commercial marine & workboat industry’s leading showcase of vessels, equipment, technology, and services for ports, workboats, and maritime operations.
• Attend conferences and business briefings covering innovation, decarbonisation, safety, and regulation.
• Network with senior industry professionals and high‑calibre decision‑makers from over 60 countries.
• Engage in live demonstrations, on‑water trials, and interactive exhibits that bring products and services to life.

Southampton Beyond the Trade Show

SeaWork 2026 brings together a plethora of professionals from a myriad of different sectors, including shipbuilders, engine manufacturers, safety equipment suppliers, and technology innovators, alongside a variety of emerging maritime startups.

Book Your Stay for SeaWork 2026 in Southampton with ProExpo

While attending SeaWork 2026, visitors can also take time to explore the vibrant maritime city of Southampton. Known for its rich nautical history, the city offers several interesting attractions, including the SeaCity Museum, which tells the story of the city’s connection to the sea and the RMS Titanic sinking. Stroll through the historic Tudor House and Garden, one of the city’s most important heritage sites, or enjoy shopping and dining at Westquay Shopping Centre. For a relaxing break after the exhibition, visitors can also walk along the waterfront at Mayflower Park, offering scenic views of the busy port and cruise ships that regularly depart from the city.