Come 27 April 2023, 50 of the finest yachts, catamarans and day boats from Asia will congregate at ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove in Singapore for the Singapore Yachting Festival.
13 boats from across the world will make their Asian Premiere debuts at the boating show. The flybridge class, catamarans and day boats dominate this lineup, offered by regional dealers Asia Marine, Boat Lagoon Yachting, Derani Yachts, Hong Seh Yachting, Marine Italia, Premium Nautical, SYC Powersports, Simpson Marine, The Boat Shop Asia, and Xtreme Machine.
According to Wade Pearce, founder of SG Marine Guide, the 2023 Singapore Yachting Festival will highlight the robust and expanding boating culture of Singapore and the region. The festival itself will provide an open venue for those interested in getting involved in the boating scene.
Featuring World Class Yacht Builders
The newly launched yachting festival has also attracted a number of global leading yacht builders. This will include the pioneering ‘cross-over’ yachts Sanlorenzo SX88 and SX78, as well as the Bluegame BGX60. The Ferretti Yachts 860, 780, and 500 will all launch, showcasing the brand’s signature classic style. The Princess X95, the newest member of Princess Yachts’ flagship X Class line, will make its debut with the Princess Y85 and F62. The Azimut Yachts 78, with her daring, potent, and elegant design, is sure to be a showstopper during her debut.
The Ferretti Yachts 780.
Catamarans are popular in Singapore and throughout Asia because of their roominess, stability, efficiency, comfort, and luxury. Learn more about the 40-foot Bali Catspace and the high-performance upgrades it has, both sail catamaran options in the line. There is a catamaran for everyone, whether they’re in the market for the performance and style of a Leopard 53 Powercat, the exceptional range of an ILIAD 50, or the fun and unique design of an Aquila 36 Sport.
Festival goers can also party on the AquaBana lounge.
Cost-effectiveness, simplicity of maneuverability, distinctive features, and cutting-edge technology have contributed significantly to the meteoric rise in popularity of day boats and weekenders of all sizes. At SYF, you can see a wide variety of day boats, such as the outboard flybridge Merry Fisher 1095 Fly, the cabin cruisers Beneteau GT41 and Fairline Targa 45, the cabin outboard cruisers Axopar Brabus Shadow 500 and Saxdor 320 GTC, the center console cabin Nimbus T11, Oryx 379, Sessa Key Largo 40, the Schafer V33, and many more.
There’s More to the Boats
The 2023 Singapore Yachting Festival will feature more than just these seaworthy marvels. Take the RHIB Ride for an exciting ride through the Southern Islands! Zoom around on a high-speed military-style boat, catching the big ocean waves of passing ships. Hang on tight as your skilled guide takes you on a heart-pounding tour through hidden coves and secret beaches, weaving in and out of the ocean waves. If you’d rather be below the surface, you can ride on a SEABOB, the best waterscooter in the world.
Explore the underwater on a Seabob.
Begin the celebrations in the world’s largest floating dance lounge, the AquaBanas. Show off your moves on the 100 sqm on-the-water dance floor (and accompanying dancing pole), relax at the bar with new acquaintances, or simply kick back and enjoy the fresh music blasted by a live DJ while taking in the busy harbour scene. Prepare to be greeted with open arms by the ultimate floating paradise!
The Kinetic Option’s e-surfboard.
The Kinetic Option, a Singaporean company, has invented and produced an e-surfboard, while Lift Foils and WaveShark, two of the most well-known companies in the e-foil sector, will also be demonstrating their products. You won’t want to miss the sound of the supercars from Porsche, Lamborghini and Ferrari on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, plus there will be live entertainment and roving bands all across the festival grounds.
Tickets to the festival are now available. Get your single day pass for S$20 or a multi-day pass for S$50 here.
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