The largest-ever Classic Boat Festival returns to St Katharine Docks this September.
Next month marks the best of the boating season with the return of the Classic Boat Festival at London’s largest marina, St Katharine Docks, on the 7th & 8th of September.
The 15th edition, this year’s event will be larger than ever, extending into the west basin and showcasing over 50 stunning vessels. Favourites including the war heroes, the Dunkirk Little Ships will return, alongside the Motor Tug Kent, Bates Starcraft range, and the impressive 20-metre Navy P2000 ship. Larger vessels such as the Thames Sailing Barges, Edith May, and the Adieu will be in situ, in addition to the Whitstable Smack Thistle that will be displayed alongside the public pontoon.
Capturing the essence of nautical allure, this exclusive event showcases traditional craftsmanship and historic boats, allowing attendees to experience the spectacle of beautifully restored classics as they line the docks in the heart of the capital.
The festival will kick off with a majestic horn salute, a cherished tradition that signals the beginning of the festivities and will also mark its grand finale. Alongside the impressive vessels, attendees can enjoy a plethora of landside activities tailored for families, making it a perfect day out for all. While exploring the festival, visitors can also indulge in delectable food and beverages from the dockside bars, restaurants and pop-up stalls.
With a captivating array of classic boats, each with its rich history, St Katharine Docks will be transformed into a visually stunning living museum. From elegant sailing yachts to majestic steamboats, this curated collection promises to be a feast for the eyes and a fascinating journey into the heyday of maritime travel.
Offering free entry for all, take advantage of your chance to be part of this unforgettable celebration of maritime heritage at London’s largest marina on the 7th and 8th of September for a weekend of nautical wonders and family fun.
Read more: https://www.skdocks.co.uk/events/classic-boat-festival-2024/
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