Go Diving Show runs on 27-28 February 2027 at NAEC Stoneleigh, Kenilworth. It is for scuba divers of all levels, from novices to experienced divers.
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- Visitors (2026)
- 16,000
- Exhibition space
- 10,000 m²
- How often
- Every year
- Dates
- 27–28 February 2027
Official show website (opens in a new tab) godivingshow.com
At the Go Diving Show you can see dive equipment, holiday destinations and training in one place over two days at NAEC Stoneleigh near Kenilworth. The organiser says the show covers about 10,000 square metres, for divers from novices to experienced. It is a two-day scuba diving show for the public, run by the diving publisher Rork Media, which also runs Go Diving Show editions in Sydney and in the United States.
Dates for your 2027 visit
You can plan your visit for Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 February 2027, when the next UK edition runs at NAEC Stoneleigh. The 2026 show used Exhibition Halls 1 and 2 and opened from 09:30 to 17:00 on Saturday and 09:30 to 16:00 on Sunday.
Tickets at the 2026 show
With every 2026 ticket you got the hall, seminars and workshops:
- Single day, £20, Saturday or Sunday with unlimited re-entry (£25 on the door)
- Weekend pass, £35 for both days
- VIP pass, £75, a weekend pass plus 12 issues of Scuba Diver Magazine and a show team T-shirt
- Under 16s, free with an adult ticket
If you held an Access Card in the right category, you could claim a free companion ticket at check-in. Entry is by QR code, which also puts you into the door prize draw. You need no ID, and well-behaved dogs on leads are allowed.
Free talks, try-dives and features
You can hear every talk and panel free, first come, first served. The 2026 programme ran on four stages, the Main Stage, Photography and Inspiration, Technical, and UK Diving.
The try-dive pool takes you even as a complete beginner, as well as qualified divers, with supervision by certified professionals and a minimum age of 10. Sessions planned for 2026 included Discover Scuba Diving, sidemount and closed-circuit rebreather (CCR) trials, with booking due to open in February and limited places.
Other 2026 features:
- a virtual reality tour of a well-known shipwreck
- a chance to take part in research with Imperial College London, new that year
- an apnoea area to test breath-hold ability
- an underwater photography contest, where the organiser says more than 50 photographers won prizes the year before
- signed copies of Steve Backshall’s book Deep Blue: My Ocean Journey
- a display of classic diving equipment, including traditional hard-hat gear
- ocean conservation stands, and a mermaid for younger visitors
Who you can meet on the stands
You can meet exhibitors in dive gear, dive travel, insurance, liveaboards, local diving, media, non-profit, training and underwater photography, the categories the exhibitor directory sorts stands into. Names listed for 2026 included Apeks, Aqualung, AP Diving, Cressi, BSAC (British Sub-Aqua Club), British Divers Marine Rescue, Aggressor Adventures, Buddy Dive Resort Bonaire, The British Virgin Islands and Cyprus. The show appears in our travel and tourism and sport and fitness sectors.
Exhibiting
You can exhibit on shell scheme or space only, at these published UK rates:
| Stand type | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Shell scheme, inline | 3m x 3m | £1,695 |
| Shell scheme, corner | 3m x 3m | £2,195 |
| Shell scheme, end cap | 6m x 3m | £4,195 |
| Space only | from 36 sqm (6m x 6m) | £147 per sqm |
The pre-packaged stand gives you pipe and drape, two chairs, carpet and a draped table. You get a 10% discount if you book the UK and Sydney shows together, and each event is invoiced in its own country’s currency. You register interest through a form on the show website, which is not a binding booking. See our guides to shell scheme or space only and building an exhibition budget.
Getting there and free parking
You can park free in one of about 11,000 spaces, first come, first served. The organiser says the venue sits between the M6 and M40, around 6 miles south of Coventry near the A46. Signed routes come off the M40 at junction 15 and the M6 at junction 2. Rail services run every 30 minutes from London Euston to Coventry on weekdays and from London Marylebone to Warwick Parkway, both about 5 miles away by taxi. Birmingham International Airport is within a 30-minute drive.
Other shows at Stoneleigh
The same venue also hosts Race Retro from 19 February 2027 and The Cleaning Expo UK from 5 March 2027. In Coventry, SPATEX opens at the Coventry Building Society Arena on 2 February 2027. See also trade shows in Kenilworth.
Source: godivingshow.com/uk, godivingshow.com/uk/uk-show-info, godivingshow.com/uk/whats-on, godivingshow.com/go-diving-exhibitors
Visiting Go Diving Show
- Opening hours
- Sat 27 Feb 2027 09:30 to 17:00; Sun 28 Feb 2027 09:30 to 16:00
- Admission and tickets
- Paid tickets. 2026: single day £20 online (£25 on the door), weekend pass £35, VIP £75 with 12 issues of Scuba Diver Magazine and a T-shirt; all tickets cover hall, seminars and workshops; under 16s free with an adult ticket; free companion ticket for eligible Access Card holders
- Audience
- Scuba divers of all levels, from novices to experienced divers
- Sectors
- Sport & fitness, Travel & tourism
Details from the organiser (source: godivingshow.com, checked 26 October 2026).
Edition history
| Edition | Dates | Venue | Visitors |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2027 | 27-28 February 2027 | NAEC Stoneleigh | |
| 2026 | 28 February - 1 March 2026 | NAEC Stoneleigh | 16,000 |
Sources: godivingshow.com (uk, uk dive show 2026).
Where Go Diving Show takes place
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Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth CV8 2LZ
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