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10 Best Yacht Charter Companies in Singapore (2026)

A guide to ten yacht charter companies in Singapore for private day cruises, sunset sails and island hopping, from owner-run catamarans to a tall ship.

By: Amir Wahab
Edited by: Amir Wahab
Published: 26 Sep 2026
Reading time: 5 min read

A private yacht cruising the turquoise waters off the southern islands of Singapore on a sunny day

This guide rounds up ten yacht and boat charter companies operating in Singapore, covering both owner-operators that run their own catamarans, motor yachts or a tall ship and agencies that book across many vessels. It spans private day charters, sunset cruises, celebrations and island-hopping trips to the Southern Islands and Lazarus. Treat it as a shortlist to compare rather than a ranking, and confirm the exact boat, crew, inclusions and departure marina directly with each operator.

1. White Sails Yacht

White Sails owns and operates its own fleet of three sailing catamarans, SunRise, SunRider and SunLight, rather than brokering other boats. The company runs private day and night charters from Marina at Keppel Bay and ONE°15 Marina at Sentosa Cove, with a captain and crew included. It positions the boats for birthdays, proposals, weddings, corporate outings and sunset cruises, typically heading to the Southern Islands such as Lazarus. Its site lists water toys including kayaks, paddleboards, snorkelling gear and fishing rods, plus onboard barbecue setups.

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2. EagleWings Yacht Charters

EagleWings Yacht Charters is an owner-operator berthed at ONE°15 Marina, Sentosa Cove, running a small fleet of its own vessels. Its best-known boat is a large Sunreef sailing catamaran, complemented by a motor yacht, giving options for both sizeable group parties and more intimate cruises. The company markets charters for celebrations, corporate events and relaxed runs to nearby islands such as Lazarus, and its site describes extras including barbecue service, kayaks, paddleboards and motorised water craft. Departures centre on Singapore's Southern Islands and city-skyline waters.

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3. Valencia Yachts

Run by a former private-yacht captain, Valencia Yachts operates a line-up of Leopard catamarans from roughly 43 to 51 feet, alongside a larger customised monohull. The flagship Valencia is a Leopard 51 power catamaran the company lists for day charters with sizeable groups. Boats depart from ONE°15 Marina at Sentosa Cove and Marina at Keppel Bay, and are marketed for celebrations, corporate days, sunset cruises and island hopping around the Southern Islands. Charters come crewed, and the operator highlights swimming stops and onboard dining.

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4. Aquaholic

Aquaholic is a single, owner-skippered 40-foot Fountaine Pajot Lucia sailing catamaran, operated under Luxury Charter Singapore from ONE°15 Marina on Sentosa. Because the owner runs just one boat, it suits people who want a hands-on, personal charter rather than a large agency fleet. The operator lists a maximum of 18 guests and offers four-hour, full-day and overnight options, geared toward relaxed cruises to the southern islands, proposals, sunset sails, hen and bachelor parties and small corporate groups. Swimming and water activities feature on most itineraries.

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5. Royal Albatross

Operated by Tall Ship Adventures, the Royal Albatross is a four-masted tall ship offering a very different charter to a modern catamaran. Based at Sentosa, it runs scheduled sunset dinner sails, city-lights cruises and weekend breakfast sails, with a sit-down menu served on deck as the ship sails the coast. Beyond ticketed sailings, the vessel takes private and full-ship charters for weddings, corporate events, proposals and milestone celebrations. It fits groups wanting a heritage sailing experience with fine dining rather than a swim-and-sunbathe day boat.

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6. YachtCharter.sg

YachtCharter.sg, run by Xynez LLP, has offered crewed charters since 2011 and lists its own fully crewed vessels, including catamarans and motor yachts such as Amethyst, Ximula and a Sunreef sailing catamaran. Boats are based around ONE°15 Marina, and the company markets private leisure cruising, weddings, parties, island getaways and corporate and team-building days, citing corporate clients on its site. It is a broad-fleet operator suited to groups who want a range of boat sizes and a booking desk that coordinates catering and extras.

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7. The Yacht Club

The Yacht Club, trading as TYC, is a crewed-charter company listing more than forty yachts that span budget-friendly boats to luxury vessels, so it is useful for comparing a wide price and size range in one place. Alongside standard private cruises it advertises fishing charters, overnight trips, bareboat options for the qualified, couple cruises, corporate events and wedding solemnisations. Because it draws on many independently run boats, confirm the exact vessel, its departure marina and what is included when you enquire, rather than assuming a single home berth.

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8. Zenith Yacht Charters

Zenith Yacht Charters runs charters across sailing and power catamarans, monohulls, superyachts and fishing boats, departing ONE°15 Marina at Sentosa Cove and Marina at Keppel Bay. The company lists larger catamarans for up to around fifty guests and offers turnkey packages with captain, crew and flexible durations from a few hours to a full day. It markets weddings, proposals, birthdays, corporate team-building and yacht dining with private chefs, and promotes charters around major city events. It is a broad option for groups still deciding on boat type and size.

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9. Sing Yachts

Sing Yachts describes itself as a booking platform and charter agency rather than a boat owner, curating a range of vessels from small catamarans and monohulls to larger superyachts across ONE°15 Marina and Marina at Keppel Bay. This makes it a convenient way to compare several boats through one point of contact. Listed uses include birthdays, corporate days, family cruises, weddings and sunset sails, plus Southern Islands trips with kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing and onboard barbecue. As with any agency, confirm which specific boat and crew your booking covers.

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10. ONE°15 Luxury Yachting

ONE°15 Luxury Yachting is a charter company based at Sentosa Cove that markets access to one of the largest fleets available locally, listing well over fifty yachts from sailing catamarans to motor vessels. That breadth suits groups who want plenty of choice for parties, weddings, corporate events and leisure cruises around Singapore and the Southern Islands. Note that the name echoes the ONE°15 Marina where many charters berth, but this is a charter operator rather than the marina itself, so confirm the specific vessel and inclusions when booking.

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How to choose

Match the boat type and size to your group and mood: a sailing or power catamaran offers open deck space and swimming stops for parties and families, a motor yacht is faster and more sheltered, and a tall ship suits a heritage dining experience rather than a swim day. Check the stated maximum guest number before you commit.
Confirm the charter is fully crewed with a licensed captain, since Singapore waters are busy and most private charters here include a professional skipper and crew rather than self-drive.
Ask exactly what is included: fuel for the intended route, water toys such as kayaks, paddleboards and snorkelling gear, barbecue or catering, ice and soft drinks, and whether any of these cost extra.
Note the departure marina, as most boats leave from ONE°15 Marina at Sentosa Cove or Marina at Keppel Bay, and check parking, access and the meeting point before the day.
Understand the weather and cancellation terms, because sea state and thunderstorms can affect sailings, and clarify what happens if a trip is shortened, rescheduled or called off.
Book well ahead for weekends, sunset slots and peak periods, and check whether you are dealing with the boat's owner-operator or an agency booking across several vessels so you know who is responsible on the day.

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Published 26 Sep 2026. No changes recorded since.

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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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