South Coast Boat Show announces two prize draws
Raymarine navigational equipment and a luxury charter holiday are up for grabs in two free prize draws at this year’s South Coast Boat Show at MDL Marinas’ Ocean Village Marina, 6-8 May.
The winner of the first draw will receive a Raymarine AXIOM+ 9 RV, with a Raymarine Element 9 HV going to the person in second place. Both have the Raymarine Lighthouse Chart preloaded for GB and Ireland. Additionally, eight runners up will win Lighthouse Charts, preloaded for GB and Ireland. Show sponsor Raymarine will also be exhibiting its range of navigational equipment and docking technology.
Exhibitor Dream Yacht Charters is offering visitors to the show an opportunity to win a holiday of a lifetime. The winner of this free-to-enter prize draw* will be offered a six-berth, three-cabin yacht for a seven-day charter in one of Dream Yacht Charter’s 50+ destinations worldwide, including the Indian and Pacific Oceans, Europe, the Caribbean and the UK. The company is also sponsoring the show’s press and preview day on Friday 6 May, with a dedicated media centre in the Southampton Harbour Hotel.
Raymarine’s AXIOM+ 9 and a Dream Yacht Charters catamaran
“We’re delighted to be able to offer this year’s visitors to the South Coast Boat Show these two fantastic free prize draws, offering the winners some truly fabulous prizes,” says Tim Mayer, MDL’s sales and marketing director.
“The show itself is on course to be a winner too, with over 30 global power and sail brands, showcasing over 70 boats on the water. It’s the perfect show for anyone looking to purchase a brand-new boat now, or in the very near future.
“There’s plenty to see on the shore too, with many marine businesses taking space to showcase an extensive range of ancillary services such as associated gear, finance and insurance.”
Visitor attendance at the show is free, and tickets can be booked on the South Coast Boat Show page. All registered visitors will automatically be entered into each of the free prize draws.
*T&Cs apply.
