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Grand Soleil 50

ALFAMARINE 140

• Twin MTU 12V4000 M90 (2 x 2775 hp) diesel engines
• 80 kw and 66 kw Kohler Generators
• Koopnautic Zero Speed Stabilizers
• Twin 600l/h Idromar Watermakers
• Tender Area with Crane
• Jacuzzi on Flybridge
• Folding Bimini Top

• 2 x Caterpillar C32 Acert 1900HP
• Cabana Hampton- style pool house
• Side tender garage
• Owner private exterior area
• Owner's cabin the private sanctuary onboard
• Full height window

• 3 x Caterpillar C32 (3 x 1800hp) diesel engines
• 2 X Kohler Generator
• TRAC fins stabilizers
• Accommodation comprises of 4 guest cabins

• 3 x MTU (2 x 2600hp) Diesel Engines
• Karaoke system connected with Samsung device
• 2 x Kohler 62.5KVA Generator
• Seakeeper Stabilizer
• Fresh Water Maker
• Bow Thruster

• Twin MTU 16V 2000 M94 (2640 HP) Diesel Engines
• Bow and Stern Thruster
• William Jet Tender
• Fin stabilizers

Broward 32M

• Twin Detroit 12V-92TA (2x 1080hp) diesel engines
• ASEA Power convertor
• Commercially Registered
• Naiad Fin Stabiliser System
• Singapore & Thai Charter Licenses
• Cholmark 5.8m Tender with 2x 60hp
• Many Recent Upgrades and New Equipment

• Twin MTU 16V 2000 M93 (2 x 2434hp) Diesel Engines
• Flybridge GRP hardtop with electrically operated opening centre section
• Raised Pilothouse with Main Deck Master Suite
• 5 cabin guest layout incorporating 2 VIP suits
• TRAC STAR Hydraulic Fin Stabiliser System
• Fendi Casa Interior setting

• 5 Cabins Layout with Master Cabin Main Deck
• Williams 505 Turbo Diesel RIB
• Zero Speed Stabilizers
• Bridge Upgraded 2024
• RINA Certified 2024
• New Teak Decks
• Refit 2023/2024

• Twin MTU 2000 V16 M91 (2 x 2030hp) Diesel Engines
• Condaria Air conditioning System
• TRAC 370 SERIES Stabilisers
• Hydromar Watermaker
• 2 x Kholer Generators

• Twin MTU 16V-2000 M94 (2 x 2639hp) Diesel Engines
• GRP Flybridge hardtop with electric canopy
• Hydraulic Bow and Stern Thruster
• Garage with lifting tender system
• Mitsubishi ARG 250 Stabilizers
• Generator and Watermaker
• Underwater Light

• Twin MTU 2000 M94 (2 x 2640 MHP) Diesel Engine
• TRAC 16X Fin stabiliser system
• 2 x 50kW Generators
• 5 Cabin Guest Layout
• Flybridge Hardtop
• Underwater lights

• Twin CAT C32 A (2x1925hp) Diesel Engines
• Walnut Interior Wood Gloss Finish
• TRAC 12X Fin Stabiliser System
• Spa Bath on Flybridge
• 2 x 50kW Generator
• Water Maker

• Twin MAN V12-2000 (2x2000mhp) diesel engine
• Wing station controls on starboard side of flybridge coaming
• Beach club in place of transom garage
• Walnut interior wood satin finish
• 2 x ONAN 50 Kw Generator
• Sleipner Hydraulic system
• Hydraulic Stern Thruster

• Sleipner Hydraulic system and SPS93/VF1950 vector fin stabiliser system
• Spot Zero combined watermaker and water purification system (190l/hr)
• Hydraulic Stern thruster
• Flybridge Crane

• Twin MTU V8 2000 M72 (2 x 985hp) Diesel Engines
• Garage storage and trolley system for tender and Jetski and SeaBob
• PTOs on both engines with BCS bow-thruster unit
• CMC Electric zero speed stabilisers
• Williams 445 jet tender [as new]
• Idromar watermaker 270lt/hr
• 2 x 40Kw Kohler Generators

Sunseeker 88

• Twin MTU 12V-2000 M94 (2 x 1950 hp) Diesel Engines
• Jacuzzi area with hot and cold water
• Underwater Lights
• Flybridge hardtop
• Stabilizers

• Twin CAT C32 ACERT diesel engines (2x 1825hp)
• TRAC STAR 9X Hydraulic Fin Stabilizer System
• Long range (13000 Litre capacity) cruising
• Walk-through bow seating with sunshade
• Transom Garage & Jet Ski Storage
• Flybridge Hardtop with Sunroof
• Hydraulic Bathing Platform
• Saloon fold-out Balcony

• Twin CAT C32A 1925 (1925hp each) diesel engines
• Walnut interior wood Satin finish
• Gyro Stabilisation (Seakeeper 26)
• GRP Flybridge Hardtop

• 2 x MTU 12V 2000 M94 (2 x 1948mhp)
• TRAC Hydraulic fin stabilisers
• Bespoke Hermes interior design
• Fold down balcony finish
• GRP flybridge hardtop
• Spa bath on Flybridge
• Freshwater maker (190 litres/hour)
• Tropical Air conditioning system

• Twin MAN V12-1900 (2 x 1900mhp) Diesel Engines
• Silver Oak Interior Wood Satin Finish
• 2 x ONAN 27kW/50Hz Generator
• Sleipner Hydraulic System

Princess 85MY

• Twin Caterpillar C32A (2 x 1902bhp) Diesel Engines
• Hydraulic Lowering Bathing Platform
• Hydraulic Bow and Stern Thrusters
• GRP Hardtop with New Sunroof
• TRAC Fin Stabilisers
• Freshwater Maker

• Twin Caterpillar C32 Acert (2 x 1723 hp) diesel engines
• Special Edition Electric-retractable Galley Partition with Mirror TV
• Hydraulic Bow and Stern Thruster (variable speed 300KgF)
• ONAN 27Kw/50Hz and 13.5Kw/50Hz Generators
• Custom Marble Top Saloon Side Cabinets
• TRAC Star 7.5X Fin Stabiliser System
• Custom Bar/Central Island Dining
• Third Station Control

• Twin MAN V12-1900 (2x1900mhp) diesel engine
• Electrically Operated Sports Roof
• Seakeeper Gyro Stabiliser
• Williams 435SJ Tender
• Third Station Controls
• 2 x ONAN Generators
• Hydraulic Package

• Twin MAN V12-1800 (2 x 1800mhp) diesel engines
• Silver Oak interior wood satin finish
• Gyro Stabilisation (Seakeeper 16)
• ONAN 27 Kw Generator

• 2 x Caterpillar C32 ACERT (2x 1825hp)
• Flybridge Hardtop with electric sunroof
• TRAC hydraulic digital fin stabilizers
• Flybridge crane for tender or jetski
• Electric closable galley bulkhead
• Walk-through foredeck with seating and sunshade

Princess 78 Motor Yacht

• Twin MTU 10V 2000 M94 (2 x 1624 mhp) Diesel Engines
• Hydraulic Sternthruster (variable speed 300 KgF)
• TRAC Star 7.5X Fin Stabilizer System
• Walnut Interior Wood Satin Finish
• Third Station Controls in Cockpit
• CCTV Cameras

• Twin MAN V12 1800 (2x 1800hp) diesel engines
• Fin Stabilisation System
• 2 x ONAN Generator

• Twin MAN V8-1200 (2 x 1200mhp) Diesel Engines
• ONAN 19kW/50Hz Generator
• Seakeeper 9 Gyro Stabiliser
• Hydraulic Swim Platform
• Third Station

• Twin CAT C32A 1723 (1723hp each) diesel engines
• SK16 and SK9 Seakeeper Gyro Stabilisation
• Hydraulic Bow and Stern Thruster Poltrona
• Frau Dining Chairs
• 4th Station Control

• Twin MAN V12-1650 (2 x 1650mhp) Diesel Engines
• Sleipner Vector Fin Stabilisation System with VF800 Fins
• Hydraulic Bow & Stern Thrusters
• ONAN 27kW/50Hz Generator
• Underwater Transom Lights

• Sleipner Vector Fin Stabilisation system

• Twin MAN (2 x 1550hp) Diesel Engine
• Twin Cummings ONAN 24kW Generator
• Seakeeper 9000 Gyro Stabiliser
• Bow & Stern thrusters
• Stunning Interior
• Low Engine Hours

• Twin MTU 12V 2000 ASD (2x 1797hp) diesel engines
• Tropical Air Conditioning
• Arneson Surface Drives
• Bow and Stern thrusters
• Tender double garage
• CCTV System

• Twin Volvo Penta IPS 1200 D 13 (2 x 900mhp) Diesel Engines
• Tropical 96000 BTU Air Conditioning
• Variable Speed Bow Thruster 210kgf
• Bow and Stern Sunlounge Bimini
• CCTV System 3 Fixed Cameras
• Watermaker Unit 180 Lt/h
• Gyroscope SeaKeeper 16

• Elegant and timeless design by Nuvolari & Lenard
• Seakeeper zero speed stabilization
• Interior appointed with finest materials
• Lifting platform for easy tender launching
• Front cockpit layout with Portuguese bridge

Princess 68

• Twin MAN V8-1200 (2x 1200mhp) diesel engines
• ONAN 19 kW Generator
• Gyro Stabiliser

• Twin MAN V8-1400 (2 x 1400mhp) Diesel Engines
• Hydraulic Variable Speed Bow & Stern Thrusters
• Additional Fuel Tank For Long Range Cruising
• Flybridge Crane (430Kg SWL)
• Aft Cabin Fit Out

• Twin MAN V8 1000 (2 x 1000hp) diesel engines
• Flybridge with electric central opening and stern electric canopy
• Twin Anti-roll Quick Gyroscopic stabilizers MC2X 16
• Crew Cabin fit out
• Generator 27kW
• Tropical air conditioning

• Twin MAN V8 1200 (2 x 1200mhp) Diesel Engines
• Black American Walnut Satin Interior Wood Finish
• 2 x Cummins ONAN Marine Generators
• Upgrade Audio Package
• 2 x Gyro Stabilisers

• Twin MAN 1000 CRM diesel engines
• Seakeeper M7000A Gyro Stabiliser
• Cherry interior wood gloss finish
• Tropical Air-conditioning
• ONAN 19kw Generator

• Twin CAT C18 ACERT (2 x 1150 mHP) Diesel Engines
• Gyro Stabilizer Seakeeper 16
• ONAN Generator 19kW

• Twin MAN V8-1000(2x1000 hp) Diesel Engines
• Cummins 27KVA Generator
• Hydraulic Lifting Platform
• Fin Stabilizer Side Power
• Bow and Stern thruster
• Transom Beach Club

• Twin MAN V12-1400 (2 x 1400mhp) diesel engines
• Variable speed bow and stern thrusters
• Seakeeper Gyro Stabiliser (NG9)
• ONAN 19 kW generator
• Third station controls
• Crew cabin fit out
• Wi-Fi Router

• Twin MAN V12-1400 (2 x 1400hp each) diesel engines
• Additional stand-alone airconditioning system in saloon
• Additional crew bunk in crew cabin (2 in total)
• Custom port bunk cabin double bed conversion
• Additional table and sofa in master cabin
• 19kw and Additional 11kw generator
• Alba Oak Interior Wood Gloss Finish
• Metallic grey sports exterior styling
• Extra saloon side seating

• 2 x 1150 mHP (847 kW) CAT C18 ACERT shaft line
• Air Conditioning 92000 BTU
• Sofa/Bed in saloon
• 20 Kw Generator
• Joystick Control

Princess 64

• Twin CAT C18 (2 x 1150 hp) diesel engines
• Four cabins plus one crew cabin
• Hydraulic swimming platform
• Onan 17.5 Kw generator
• Bow & Stern Thrusters
• Underwater Lighting

• Twin MAN V10 Diesel Engines 1000 HP (746 kw)
• 4 Cabins Layout
• Air Conditioning
• Generator 16 kva

• Twin Man V8-1200 (2x 1200mhp) diesel engines
• Onan 17.5 kW Generator

• 2 x MAN R6-800 (2x800hp)
• Onan 13.5/kW50Hz generator
• Hydraulic Platform

• Twin VOLVO D13 (2x 900hp) diesel engines
• Seakeeper Gyro stabiliser system
• Hydraulic Bathing platform
• Flybridge GRP Hardtop

• Twin Volvo D13 900mHP Diesel Engines
• Sun Shade Sail on Bow with Removable Poles
• Seakeeper Stabilizers NG9 GYRO
• Onan Generator 19kw 50hz
• Crew Cabin with Two Beds
• Telescopic Gangway

• Twin MAN R6-800 (2 x 800mhp) Diesel Engines
• Reverse Cycle Air-conditioning (64000 BTU)
• Underwater Transom & Aft Hull Side Lights
• ONAN 17.5kW/50Hz Generator
• Sternthruster

• Twin Volvo D13-900 (2 x 900mhp) Diesel Engines
• Liebherr WKes653 Grandcru Wine Cooler
• Airconditioning/Heating Reverse Cycle
• Garmin XHD Colour Radar

• Twin Volvo D13-800 (2 x 800mhp) Diesel Engines
• Underwater Transom Lights (4 Lumishore SMX53 White)
• Electro-hydraulic Transom Platform
• ONAN 17.5kW/50 Hz Generator

• Twin Caterpillar C9-575 (2 x 575mhp) Diesel Engines
• Electro-hydraulic Up/down Bathing Platform
• FLIR Night Vision Camera
• Air-conditioning
• 2 x Generators
• Satellite TV

• Twin MAN R6 (2x730 hp)Diesel Engines
• Joystick to control engines and thrusters Seakeeper Stabilizer
• 17 kW Generator

• Twin Volvo D12-800 (775hp each) Diesel Engines
• New Carpet in Saloon / New Curtains and Ceiling in Cabin
• New Canvas for Flybridge Bimini and Exterior Upholstery
• Electro-Hydraulic Crane in Transom Locker
• Serotina Cherry Contrast interior
• New Bow Thruster

• Twin Volvo D9 (2 x 575 hp)
• 3 Cabin layouts plus crew quarters
• Fully refurbished in 2021
• 11Kw Generator

• Twin Detroit (2x 600 hp) Diesel Engines
• Two cabins with en-suite bathroom
• Flybridge with bimini top
• Tropical air-conditioning
• Onan generator

• Twin Volvo IPS 600 (2 x 435 hp) Diesel Engines
• Two cabins accommodating 4 people
• Cockpit wetbar with electric BBQ
• Williams 325 Turbojet Tender
• Raymarine navigation
• Onan Generator

Maritimo 48

• Twin Caterpillar C12 A (2 x 715mhp) Diesel Engines
• Caterpillar 11kW/50Hz Generator
• Bow and Sternthrusters
• Enclosed flybridge
• Karaoke Machine

• Revolutionary Open Space concept
• Salon converted into large cockpit
• All pictures in this brochure are all similar yachts

• Twin Cummins QSB 5.9 (2 x 425mhp) Diesel Engines
• Xenta joystick control for engines and bowthruster
• Air Conditioning BTU 60000
• Fine Wesmar stabilizer
• Seakeeper stabilizer
• Bow thruster

• 2 x 73 HP Yanmar inboard diesel
• 4 cabins with double berth
• Air conditioning
• Solar panel

• 2 X Cummins QSB 6.7 (2x550hp) Diesel Engines
• Fisher Panda 15Kw Generator
• Tropical Airconditioning
• Seakeeper stabilizers
• Bow thrusters

Monte Carlo MC5

• Two experienced owners from now
• no charters
• Twin Volvo IPS drives (2 x 435hp)
• Diesel Engine
• Engines and System have been fully serviced
• Under 50’ LOA requires only PVL Grade 2
• Designed to entertain a family of 6-8
• Three Cabins Layout

• Twin Volvo IPS 650 (2 x 480mhp) Diesel Engines
• Electro-hydraulic Swimming Platform
• Seakeeper NG6 Gyro Stabiliser
• ONAN 9.5kW/50Hz Generator
• Flybridge Wetbar
• Bowthruster

• Twin Yamaha F350 (2 x 350 hp) Benzene Engines
• Speakers and Audio system
• GPS Plotter Navigation

• Twin Volvo D9-575 (2 x 575mhp) Diesel Engines
• Mitsubishi Gyro Stabiliser
• New Carpet & Bedding

• 2 x Cummins QSB Diesels 480HP
• Electronic Controls with Sync and SkyHook
• Tender with Mercury Outboard
• Zeus Pod Drives

HANSE 458 2021

• Yanmar 57 hp Diesel Engines
• BBQ and fridge in Cockpit
• Four Cabin Layout
• Cockpit Speaker

• Twin Volvo Penta D4 (2 x 320hp)Diesel Engine
• Dinghy crane

• 2 x CUMMINS 480 Hp (2x352Kw)
• Metallic Silver full body paint
• Upgraded Stereo with JL Audio
• Multipad system to convert Jet ski dock to sun pad or to fighting chair

• Twin Volvo D6-370DP (2x370hp) Diesel Engines
• New Tender 2.4m with Suzuki 2.5hp
• Electro Hydraulic Bathing Platform
• New Sliding Roof Motors (2021)
• New Watermaker Fitted (2021)
• New Underwater Lights
• Bow Thruster 60Kg/f
• ONAN 6kW Generator

• Twin Volvo D6-435 (2 x 435mhp) EVC diesel engines
• Garmin Radar / Chartplotter / GPS & Auto Pilot
• Tender Launching System

Monterey 415

• Twin Volvo IPS600 435hp with joystick control
• Twin cabin layout with one double and one twin
• Furuno instrumentation including radar
• One owner from new with light usage Fisher Panda 7kw genset
• Tender and outboard
• Electric windlass

• Twin Volvo D4 (2x 300 hp) Diesel with Joystick
• Bathing platform extension
• Garmin Autopilot
• Air Conditioner

• Twin Mercury Verado 2 x 350 hp
• Cover set for stand-up stern seats and sundeck
• Special limousine lounge seating
• GPS Raymarine Axiom Pro 12 S
• Metal painted GRP Hard Top
• Electronic Pack

• 2 x Suzuki 325hp 4-stroke outboards
• Petrol Engine
• 2 x Double cabins
• v-berth with storage cupboards
• 2 x En-suite heads with electric flush toilet
• Hard top Bimini with two hatches
• Fisher Panda 5kw Generator
• Large aft swim platform

• Twin Volvo D6 375 HP
• Full air conditioning
• GPS/Chart Plotter
• Transom shower
• Swim ladder

Jeanneau NC 33

• Twin VOLVO D3-220 (2 x 220 CV) Diesel Engines
• Walnut Interior Woodworks
• Generator 6.4 KVA

• 2 x Suzuki 250hp Outboard Petrol Engines
• Aluminum T-Top with Fiberglass Roof
• Leaning Post with Cockpit Galley
• Hot Water Heater 220V
• Airconditioning 230V
• Front Sundeck

• Top pedegree performance cruiser
• Many upgrades in 2019 2021 and 2023
• In excellent condition with new teak decks 2024 and new standing rigging 2019

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How to buy a yacht in Singapore: Cost, size and other factors to consider before sinking your money in

The demand for big boys toys is on the rise, and it’ll only continue to grow. Here’s what you ought to think about before joining the party

It doesn’t take much to notice that the demand for yachts has been steadily increasing in Asia in the past few years. Yacht shows – such as the Singapore Yacht Show and Thailand Yacht Show – have reportedly pushed for a fair number of sales. In particular, the number of superyachts (over 79 feet / 24m in length) in Thailand increased by over 50 per cent in the last three years.

According to the 2019 Global Order Book , 78 per cent of yachts being built are motor yachts, with one in four measuring 78 to 88 feet (23 to 26m). But new builds only represent a small portion of yachts available to buyers. There are almost 800 superyachts advertised for sale online, and the majority of these are pre-owned.

Which yacht builder should I go to?

The first – and most important question – is who to buy your yacht with. If you’ve already seen a yacht you like, that solves a lot of issues. But if you need help finding the right yacht, that’s where you need a broker to step in. There are numerous brokers and dealers in Singapore, such as Simpson Marine , Hong Seh Marine and Boat Lagoon Yachting Singapore.

To build or to buy?

Many first-time owners prefer purchasing pre-owned yachts and refurbishing it, as it gives them an opportunity to really understand the workings of the vessel. Price wise, expect an upwards of USD9 million (S$12 million).

Uncovering the (not so) hidden costs

You’ll also have to take into account the upkeep, which includes everything from insurance, fuel, docking fees to crew salaries, maintenance and repair bills and more. A conservative figure to keep in mind would be shelling out 10 per cent of the yacht’s value towards its upkeep every year.

Pleasure pursuits

It’s also important to ask yourself what the main objective of your purchase. Is it for business, where the intention is to charter? Or is it for personal use. If it’s the latter, how open are you to renting it out when it’s not in use? On average, owners are on board just six weeks a year, and chartering the yacht allows them to maximise their purchase.

The charter market is fairly competitive, and this means you’ll need to be very selective about the yacht you’re purchasing. The most popular charter yachts offer equally sized ensuite cabins, plenty of space to entertain, are run by an exceptional crew. They also tend to have the latest amenities like tenders, jet skis, a gym, whirlpool tub and at times, a spa.

You also need to identify your clientele and market share. It’s easy to find a yacht that can accommodate eight people, but when you start looking at 10 or more overnight guests, the number of potential yachts will drop. Ask yourself if that’s a space you’d like to be in. It’s important to be aware that if you want the yacht to accommodate more than 12 guests, the classification rules change and it becomes more complex.

Building: bespoke, classic production or semi-production

For those who have their hearts set on building yacht, you can either go for a bespoke build or a production piece (mass built by the brand).

And here’s where things get slightly trickier. There are roughly 150 new yachts hitting the water every year, but only a few of these are custom builds . If you’re looking for a yacht under 100 feet (30m), consider a production yacht. Price aside, it will be delivered to you much sooner, given that there are less bespoke options on a yacht for you to consider.

If you go with a production yacht, choose between a classic or semi-production yacht, the latter which is essentially a more customised option. Semi-production superyachts sit on a production hull while allowing you to make a number of personal touches, offering the best of both worlds in terms of cost and personalisation.

But if you truly desire a custom-built superyacht, you can take a look at some concepts that have been backed by superyacht yards , or commission a team to craft a yacht that is tailored to your specifications .

Play the waiting game

Commissioning a new build is a complex process that spans years. Expect to wait upwards of three years depending on the size. According to a representative from Benetti Yachts , it takes roughly four years from the time someone toys with the idea of buying a yacht to actually making the purchase.

Choice of marina

Singapore is an obvious choice in the Southeast Asian region, given its lack of severe weather conditions and stable economy, explains Scott Walker, director of Asia Pacific Superyachts Singapore.

The city’s robust banking system is also preferred by the wealthy, which makes it simpler to send or receive money if you’re transferring the purchase price or dealing with charter fees. Plus, Singapore has shipyards and service providers in abundance. Adding to the appeal is the fact that foreign registered yachts can also be exempted from GST on purchases if they go through the proper channels, Walker says.

It’s location as a hub for the region is another reason to keep yachts in Singapore, as it’s within sailing distance to Pulau Tioman in Malaysia and the Anambas Islands in Indonesia.

Size matters

Of course, the marina you select also depends on the size of your yacht. The bigger the yacht, the more challenging it’ll be to find space for her in the region. The most common size for a superyacht is between 78 and 100 feet (24 and 30.5 metres), but that’s on a modest side of the scale. For context, Azzam , the largest yacht in the world measures six times that, at 590 feet (180m). And not many marinas are able to accommodate yachts of that size.

If you decide to keep your yacht in Singapore, you’ll need to ensure the size is under 200 feet (61m), because that’s the maximum size that can be accommodated ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove, our city’s most prestigious marina.

With 90 per cent of yachts staying at the marina on a long-term basis, ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove is a realistic option for a homeport. But space is competitive: the marina receives more than double the number of enquiries than they have berths each year, reveals Esther Ang, marketing manager of the marina.

In fact, demand is so high that the marina is undergoing renovation. By the end of 2020, it’ll be able to accommodate 19 superyachts, up from its original 12. Yet another reason to berth at ONE°15 is its CIQP facilities, which allows the boats to clear in and out of Singapore at the marina, instead of the Immigration Anchorage.

If you’re thinking of buying a yacht closer to 100 feet (30.5m), your berthing options increase – but the three other marinas in Singapore with space for yachts of this size. When Raffles Marina opens its CIQP facility in October, it may become a more attractive alternative to ONE°15.

How far can it go?

To understand just how long-range your yacht needs to be, you have to know where you’d like to take her. If you plan to cruise the coasts of Malaysia, Thailand and beyond, range is less of a concern because there are a handful of facilities that you can access, such as Royal Selangor Yacht Club, Royal Langkawi Yacht Club and Royal Phuket Marina.

But if you’d like to go somewhere more remote on a regular basis, you’ll need a yacht with a higher range. Take for example Indonesia, where the nearest marina is in Bali, and can accommodate yachts up to 98 feet (30m) in length. In this instance, you should aim for a range above 2,500 nautical miles. Feadship’s Najiba has a range of 6,000 nautical miles , for example, although that is exceptionally far.

For those who’re especially keen on exploring the numerous archipelagos that scatter the region, it’s best to opt for a yacht of a smaller size, which relates to a smaller draft, and ease for exploration. Or maybe consider purchasing a chase boat while you’re at it.

Lastly…

Don’t forget to hire a lawyer right from the start of the process. Buying a yacht is more like purchasing a jet or floating real estate, compared to a car and should be treated with as much scrutiny. We’ll leave you with a tip: Never skip the sea trial or full condition survey, and don’t skimp on doing the due diligence.

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CHAPARRAL 270

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This all popular cabin cruiser offers cabin sleeping for 4, aircon, enclosed toilet, generator, microwave, fridge and more...

BAYLINER 26 

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The is a Bayliner Rendezvous 26 deck boat for boaters that need lots of deck space and on a tight budget but don't mind a older age boat

PURSUIT DC255

Location: SAF Yacht Club

Exceptionally immaculate and very new (Nov, 2022), this 320 SunDancer cabin cruiser is kitted with the best of options like MerCruiser Skyhook

CHAPARRAL 310

This is a newer 2016 model year Chaparral 310 Signature Cruiser HT (Hardtop) right here at our Raffles Marina dock for immediate sale. 

C HAPARRAL 215

Everyone love a cuddy cabin boat here in Singapore and here's your chance to own one for very little money to start boating right away!

ROBALO R225

Want to fish but need a  cabin to rest when the bite is slow? Robalo R225 Walkaround w/250 Yamaha is the answer for you and your family 

MARITIMO M51

Possibly the best cruising & fishing motor yacht  for our seas. Fully air-conditioned   flybridge with tons of optional add-on for discern buyers

SG$1,980,000

BENETEAU 760

Always wanted a  shaft-drive  diesel cabin boat? The Beneteau Antares 760 is full of interior  spaces  to admire. Come to view!

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QUICKSILVER 605

Bargain on a 2019 Quicksilver 605 Center Console boat. Call us to ask about our in-house easy instalment payment on this boat. Top notch!

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BRIG 320HT 

Imported new (Mar 2023) with just 2 hours on the new Honda 20Hp Engine. FRP Hull, Fish Finder/Sonar, Stereo,  Hyperlon, Easy lift on deck 

SEARAY 190SPX

Just got your PPCDL and want to start boating right away but only want an outboard? Come check out this 19SPX! You'll love what you see!

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A very well fitted Robalo R222 Center Console, used lightly for local fishing only. Fitted with a dependable Yamaha 200hp engine

SEADOO SPARK

SZ Registered, 1 owner less than 50 hours and comes with original Spark mooring covers and maintained in excellent condition.

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The all new Pathfinder 2400 Open is now here in Singapore and available for sea trial! She's ready for serious fishing! Amazing options!

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Brand New 2023 SeaRay 210SPX with a Mercury 150 outboard engine. Comes factory fitted  wakeboard tower and more. Price to sell.

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Model: Reignwood 47 Length: 14.30 metres / 46.11 feet Beam: 4.48 metres / 14.8 feet Height above Water (inc. mast): 4.05 metres / 13.4 feet Draft: 1.11 metres / 3.7 feet Headroom: 1.95 metres / 6.5 feet Fuel capacity: 1500 litres Fresh-water capacity: 505 litres Weight (dry): 13.78 tons Gross Tonnage: 47.40 tons Built: 2012

USD $220,000

STANDARD EQUIPMENT INCLUDES:

• Full beam cockpit with unique seating layout
• Full length, soft top convertible roof system with large opening side windows
• Large bathing platform area, shower with hot and cold water
• Wet bar with sink and provision for BBQ
• Four wide forward facing seats at the helm, a fully integrated dashboard and large chart table area
• Secure side dock access with integrated cockpit closure system
• Large saloon with space for six to dine in comfort
• Largo C shaped sofa opposite galley converts easily to double berth
• Saloon Radio, CD with 2 speakers
• Galley offers fridge freezer (auto12/230 V). gas oven, grill and stove and galley extraction
• Forward master cabin with double wardrobes, separate en-suite head & shower compartment
• Flexible mid cabin offering five different sleeping options, large wardrobe. An en-suite shower area with a bi-fold door separating the toilet
• Large bonded portlights in hull side (port & starboard)

STANDARD NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT:

• VHF, Raymarine 240 E radio, compass (side reading), speed and depth logs, Raymarine ST60 and Volvo engine instrumentation (full set)

Model: Manhattan 60 Length: 19.60 metres / 64.4 feet Maximum beam: 5 metres / 16.5 feet Draft: 1.49 metres / 4.11 feet Fuel capacity: 3000 litres Fresh-water capacity: 700 litres Propulsion: Twin FP props in tunnels Engine options: up to 1800 PS (total) Maximum speed: up to 32 knots Cruising speed: up to 23 knots Range:  up to 270 nautical miles

SGD $1,100,000 (with charter license)

The main deck offers huge volumes in the salon + helm area, the lower deck boasts the fully equipped galley and three cabins each with ensuite. The aft crew cabin provides accommodation for one. The interior offers satin walnut furnishings with cream leather upholstery. The fun and sun seekers will enjoy the spacious flybridge and the hydraulic aft swim platform.

Model: Supreme 68 S Construction: Composite Length: 20.5 metres / 67.1 feet Maximum beam: 10.5 metres / 34.5 feet Draft: 1.8 metres / 6 feet Mast length: 28.1 metres / 92.1 feet Engines: 2 x 110 HP – 2 x 225 HP Fuel capacity: 1800l (475.51 US gal) – 4500 l (1188.77 US gal) Water capacity: 1000 l (264.17 US gal) Mainsail: 134.99 m² / 1453 Ft² Genoa: 96.99 m² / 1044 Ft²

SGD $4,600,000 (with charter license)

The Sunreef Supreme Range embodies a very specific philosophy of yacht creation. It is an audacious line of yachts and superyachts designed to become the world’s most comfortable and spacious range of lifestyle-oriented boats.

The Sunreef Supreme 68 S – the first unit from the Sunreef Supreme Range was officially revealed at the Singapore Yacht Show 2016. It is a 68 ft sailing catamaran with a total living space of nearly 300 sqm offering the surface of a superyacht on a unit below 24 m.

The Sunreef Supreme’s architecture revisits the way catamarans have been so far designed. A new, radical concept of the superstructure allows to keep the saloon and exterior deck on the same level. As a result, the Sunreef Supreme 68 S boasts an enormous main room surrounded with floor to ceiling glass – a smooth, seamless space opening onto the cockpit and giving direct access to the deck through sliding doors on both sides of the yacht. The mast of the Supreme 68 S is fixed at flybridge level with a carbon-made transversal beam, so the mast step does not interfere with the saloon’s volume. The exterior and interior surfaces of the boat merge into one panoramic lounging and dining area.

The design of the main deck and hulls offers a total versatility in the possibilities for a smart, individually tailored layout matching every single Owner’s lifestyle. With an infinite choice of materials for the décor of the saloon, cabins and bathrooms, each Supreme 68S reflects her Owner’s style and personality.

The Sunreef Supreme 68 S is equipped with an aft garage. This voluminous space allows to conveniently store a 5m tender and up to two jet-skis, diving gear and sails. The garage door, when lowered, levels with the yacht’s aft platforms to create an exterior lounging and sunbathing space.

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How Much Does it Cost to Buy a Yacht in Singapore?

How much does it cost to buy a yacht in Singapore? Well, expect to pay more than the cost of the yacht itself. There are also other expenses that you should take into consideration. This article will discuss just that.

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Introduction

Living on a yacht in the marinas of Singapore and sailing beyond them may be one of the things you’re looking most forward to. You may have already tried renting a yacht and experienced first-hand what it feels like to have one. And, with the experience that traveling by sea gives, you might just want to keep coming back for more. 

Over time, the cost of renting a yacht can add up. It also gives you less freedom to sail whenever and wherever you desire. Because of this, you just may be wondering how to buy a yacht for yourself. Read more to find out how you can start this exciting journey ahead and how much it will cost you.

On average, a new yacht costs $1,219,884 SGD ($887,453.05 USD), while a second-hand yacht costs $683,783 SGD ($497,445.09 USD). However, there are listings that can go as low as $45,773.84 SGD ($33,300 USD) and as high as $40,239,190.57 SGD ($29,185,058 USD). 

Apart from size and age, the cost of a yacht in Singapore is dependent on various factors. First, it depends on whether the yacht is brand new or secondhand. If purchasing a secondhand yacht, determine if the previous owner was a yacht charter company or a private individual. 

Yacht charter companies regularly sell their newly bought yachts in order to replace them with the latest models. This ensures that they offer the best to their customers. For buyers, this means you can find an ex-charter yacht that has been well-maintained, especially if it comes from a reputable charter company. Though upfront costs can be lower, you will also need to consider the cost of repairs. Given that it has been for public use, the interior and exterior are prone to wear and tear.

Second, the type of yacht also matters. The main types of luxury charter yachts are motor, sailing, catamaran, and gulet. 

Third, just as a car from luxury brands such as Audi and Tesla is more expensive, the company that manufactured the yacht also dictates its price. There are different brands to choose from when deciding on what luxury yacht to buy. In line with this, the yacht designer, who meticulously crafted the details of the yacht, also plays a part in its value.

What Other Costs Should I Keep in Mind When Buying a Yacht in Singapore? 

Apart from the cost of the yacht itself, there are other expenses that you should factor into your budget. These are listed below. 

1. Fees to rent a berth and obtain membership in a marina

There are relevant rental fees charged for individuals who intend to berth their yacht at a marina. In Singapore, there are different marinas that you can choose from, such as the following:

• One°15 Marina Club
• Marina at Keppel Bay
• Raffles Marina
• Republic of Singapore Yacht Club
• SAF Yacht Club
• Marina Country Club (Punggol)
• Changi Sailing Club

Each has its own services for berthing, additional amenities, and fees charged. For example, berthing a 50-to-60-foot yacht at ONE°15 Marina costs between $1,920 SGD and $2,300 SGD per month for members. But on average, you can expect to pay anywhere from $480 SGD to $1,500 SGD per month. 

For those who plan to anchor their yacht, this can often be done for free. Take note that this will most likely come with restrictions, depending on where you are. Furthermore, there may also come a time when you decide to store your yacht on land. This would similarly incur expenses to rent space in a storage facility. 

2. Maintenance and repairs of the yacht

For those buying a second-hand yacht, this often involves the need to refurbish both the interior and exterior. But beyond that, all yachts will eventually need maintenance and repairs later on. Expenses for regular cleaning services should also be included. Some would say that annual maintenance costs are roughly 5–10% of the yacht’s value. However, it would still depend on the frequency of use of the yacht and the weather conditions it is exposed to. 

Expect to pay around $1,500 SGD to $2,000 SGD every month. This includes costs for fuel and repairs, should you use your yacht every weekend. The aforementioned amounts still lean toward what you can at least expect, so it may be more than that.

3. Equipment and accessories 

Safety and communication equipment are must-haves when owning a yacht. This ensures that you’re well-prepared for unexpected situations should they arise. In general, it would be wise to keep a life jacket, a first aid kit, mooring lines and fenders, spare fuel, and others. Apart from that, batteries, pumps, lights, and oil are often recurring costs. 

4. Insurance for the yacht

An insurance policy is a prerequisite for all yacht owners prior to the issuance of a pleasure craft license. The appropriate insurance coverage for your yacht will be determined by its size, age, docking place, and how it will be used. Some would advise having enough insurance to purchase a new yacht. This becomes beneficial in the unfortunate event that the whole of your yacht becomes damaged beyond repair or gets lost.

More often than not, insurance plans shoulder the costs associated with damage and/or loss of the yacht, legal liabilities to affected parties, and for the owners of the yacht themselves. Basic insurance plans usually cost $1,200 annually, at the minimum.

5. Getting a Pleasure Craft License and a Driving License 

A pleasure craft refers to any craft that will be used within the port of Singapore for the purposes of sports or leisure. This excludes a craft used to board passengers who will go on sightseeing tours for a fee. When licensed by the Maritime and Port Authority (MPA), the pleasure craft will be prefixed with “SZ.” This indicates that the craft is licensed for private use. The license fee costs between $30.00 and $100.00 per year.    

Apart from that, the person driving the yacht himself must apply for a powered pleasure craft driving license (PPCDL) or an Advanced Powered Pleasure Craft Driving Licence (APPCDL). Prior to the application of a license, the following eligibility criteria must be met:

• Must be at least 16 or 18 years of age
• Must have completed a recognized course about the handling of a powered pleasure craft
• Must have obtained a valid medical certificate 
• Must have completed the PPCDL or APPCDL examinations administered by the Singapore Maritime Academy (SMA)

On average, the courses cost $350, which includes both theoretical and practical lessons. Apart from that, the license examination fees cost between $20.00 and $100.00, while the issuance of the driving license costs $10.00 or $20.00.

With this, be prepared to spend at least $50,000 per year to own a yacht in Singapore. This price gives you the most affordable yacht there is, so it would be better to expect more than that. When you do decide to buy one, you will also have the option of earning money by renting it out. But even when this is not the case, living on the water and being able to explore by sea can make it well worth the investment.

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How Much Does It Cost To Own a Boat or a Yacht in Singapore?

Cruising the seas on a yacht is the ultimate in luxury, as those folks with their very own super yachts berthed at Sentosa Cove’s marina would know.

Owning a boat is obviously not cheap the way a shopping spree at Daiso would be, but it does not have to cost millions either.

How much is a boat in Singapore?

Boats come in all shapes and sizes, and the prices can vary wildly. As with cars, a second hand boat costs significantly less than a brand new one.

Generally, prices cost from about $50,000 onwards for a second hand boat. On the other end of the scale, some of the biggest, fanciest yachts with spacious onboard living space can cost over a million bucks.

How much does it cost to berth your boat per month?

Wet berthing costs are generally in the $480 to $1,500 per month range, depending on location and the size of your boat. If you are getting a club membership in order to berth your boat, you might also receive other perks like use of the club’s gym.

Here are the available Marinas in Singapore:

• Marina @ Keppel Bay
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• One Degree 15
• Raffles Marina
• Republic of Singapore Yacht Club
• SAF Yacht Club Changi
• SAF Yacht Club Sembawang
• Changi Sailing Club

How to buy a boat in Singapore?

The easiest way is to approach a boat dealer. Dealers usually have a mixture of brand new and second hand boats for sale.

If you are not paying the full cost in cash, some boat dealers will offer their own loans if you are buying one of their boats. Alternatively, you can seek financing by taking out a personal loan .

Maintenance and repairs per month

Your maintenance costs will obviously depend on how frequently and intensively you use your boat. If you use your boat every weekend, you should budget at least $500 to $1,500 per month. This cost includes the cost of fuel and any repairs or replacements that must be made.

Other than mechanical checkups and maintenance, you should also take into account costs such as marina memberships fees, cleaning services and the price of getting your boating license if you do not already have one.

Insurance for a boat

Your boat insurance premiums will depend on factors such as boat model and size, as well as what your boat is being insured for. Most insurers will offer hull coverage, which protects the hull as well as the items attached to or kept and used on the boat, such as marine electronics.

Other features that might or might not be included are cleanup coverage in case of fuel spills, and removal of wrecks. You should also check the limits of the territory in which your boat is insured.

Be prepared to pay at least $1,200 a year for the most basic insurance plans.

How to get a boat licence in the first place?

In order to pilot a boat, you will need a Powered Pleasure Craft Driving Licence.

There are several organisations conducting courses (usually 2 or 3 days long) that will prepare you for the test, namely the following:

• SAF Yacht Club
• ONE15 Marina Club
• Singapore Police Force Aquatic Club
• Singapore Polytechnic
• Singapore Powerboat Association
• Water Venture Changi

To get your licence you will have to pass both a theory and practical test.

Set aside about $350 for the course fees, as well as about $190 for the tests and licence fee, assuming you pass on your first try.

Is a boat or yacht a liability or an investment in Singapore?

Like a car, a boat is a depreciating asset. You will be paying significant costs in order to operate and maintain it, and you are unlikely to be able to sell it at a much higher price than you got it for, unless you are undertaking major restoration or renovation works.

That being said, it is still possible to monetise your boat or yacht by renting it out. For instance, there is quite a bit of demand for weekend yacht parties in Singapore. This does take extra work though, as many yacht rental businesses provide not only a crew but also perks like champagne buckets.

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4 singapore blue-chip stocks you can buy for growth and peace of mind.

Blue-chip stocks are a category of stocks that provide stability and peace of mind to investors by their long track record and solid reputation.

The great news is that the majority also pay out a dividend that can supplement your earned income.

Investors will be looking out for blue-chip stocks that not only offer peace of mind but can report some growth.

These stocks can form the bedrock of your investment portfolio as the combination of growth and dividends should provide you with the best of both worlds.

Here are four blue-chip stocks that you can rely on for these benefits.

OCBC Ltd (SGX: O39)

OCBC is Singapore’s second-largest bank by market capitalisation and offers a comprehensive range of banking, investment, and insurance services.

The bank reported an impressive financial performance for the first half of 2024 (1H 2024).

Total income rose 7% year on year to S$7.3 billion on the back of a 3% year-on-year increase in net interest income to S$4.9 billion.

Operating profit climbed 7% year on year to S$4.5 billion while net profit came in at S$3.9 billion, up 9% year on year and registering a new record.

In line with the good results, OCBC has raised its interim dividend by 10% year on year to S$0.44.

Net interest margin dipped by just 0.05 percentage points from 2.28% in 1H 2023 to 2.23% in 1H 2024.

However, this was offset by a 5% year-on-year increase in average assets that caused net interest income to rise.

CEO Helen Wong is confident that the bank is on track to meet its 2024 targets of low single-digit loan growth.

Genting Singapore (SGX: G13)

Genting Singapore is the owner and operator of the integrated resort (IR) at Resorts World Sentosa (RWS).

RWS features six hotels with around 1,000 hotel rooms, a casino, one of the world’s largest aquariums, and a Universal Studios Singapore (USS) theme park along with a myriad of dining, retail, and entertainment options.

Revenue for 1H 2024 jumped 25% year on year to S$1.36 billion as tourism returned with a bang.

The IR operator saw its operating profit climb 29% year on year to S$450.9 million.

Net profit improved by 29% year on year to S$356.9 million.

The business also generated a positive free cash flow of S$261.2 million for the half year.

An interim dividend of S$0.02 was declared, a 33% increase from the S$0.015 paid out last year.

The first phase of RWS 2.0, the upgrading of the IR, is on track for a soft opening in early 2025.

New attractions include the Minion Land in USS and the Singapore Oceanarium along with a Central Lifestyle Corridor and an all-suite hotel in place of Hard Rock Hotel.

Singapore Exchange Limited (SGX: S68)

Singapore Exchange Limited, or SGX, is Singapore’s sole stock exchange operator.

The group reported a resilient set of earnings for its fiscal 2024 (FY2024) ending 30 June 2024.

Revenue was up 3.1% year on year to S$1.2 billion.

Net profit excluding one-off items increased by 4.5% year on year to S$525.9 million for FY2024.

In line with the good results, SGX upped its quarterly dividend to S$0.09 from S$0.085.

The bourse operator’s annualised dividend per share now stands at S$0.36.

SGX’s foreign exchange (FX) franchise has shown healthy growth over the years, with the over-the-counter FX average daily volume (ADV) nearly doubling from US$59 billion in FY2021 to US$111 billion in FY2024.

The group will continue to increase its slate of products with a focus on both China and India while realising synergies between its ferrous and freight offerings.

For its FX franchise, SGX will source for new clients across Asia and Europe.

Singapore Technologies Engineering (SGX: S63)

Singapore Technologies Engineering, or STE, is a technology and engineering group with businesses across the aerospace, smart city, defence, and public security sectors.

The 1H 2024 also saw the engineering giant report a sparkling set of financial results.

Revenue increased by 13.5% year on year to S$5.5 billion with operating profit climbing 17.7% year on year to S$522.9 million.

Net profit improved by nearly 20% year on year to S$336.5 million.

An interim dividend of S$0.04 was declared, taking the trailing 12-month dividend to S$0.16.

STE generated a positive free cash flow of S$523 million for 1H 2024.

The engineering firm’s order book was also robust as it clinched S$6.1 billion worth of contracts for 1H 2024.

STE’s order book as of 30 June 2024 stood at S$27.9 billion, of which S$4.9 million is expected to be delivered this year.

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