The largest free event in the Channel Islands returns for the bank holiday weekend.
The annual celebration of maritime culture will be in situ from Saturday 2 May to Monday 4 May.
In addition to impressive leisure and navy boats to explore, there are a range of activities to watch and take part in, such as water sports and surf simulators.
There will also be live music at Marina Gardens, the North Quay Bar and The Pinnacle, featuring local musicians across all genres.
Boat show-goers will be able to tour HMS Tyne, which plays a vital role in safeguarding UK waters.
There will be opportunities to visit the 80metre long 1,700-tonne vessel and talk to the crew about their operations at sea.
Recognisable Jersey names will also be at the Marina, such as Geomarine, Jersey Coastguard, and DFDS, speaking to islanders about their work.
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