Singapore is the premier superyacht logistics hub of Southeast Asia, with ONE15 Marina Sentosa Cove providing berths, engineering, chandlery and provisioning to a standard that matches any major European marina. Yachts available from 125,000 euros per week using Singapore as a base are typically 40 to 60 metres, with professional crews of eight or more and the range to explore both the Malaysian west coast to the north and the Indonesian Riau Archipelago to the south within a single charter week.
The city-state itself is a destination as well as a logistics centre, with Sentosa Island’s beaches and resorts accessible from the marina, the heritage shophouses of Boat Quay within tender distance, and the Marina Bay Sands skyline providing one of the most recognisable urban backdrops in the world for guests who choose to spend time in port. The contrast between the city and the wild islands of the Indonesian Riau Archipelago, visible from Singapore’s southern coast, is accessible within an hour by sea.
At 125,000 euros per week, the charter fee covers the yacht and crew. The Advance Provisioning Allowance of 25 to 30 percent covers fuel, provisioning and port dues. Singapore provisioning is among the most comprehensive in Asia, with European food imports, Asian produce and specialist charter supplies all readily available. All-in weekly budgets typically run to 155,000 to 165,000 euros.
Singapore is accessible year-round. Charter conditions in the Indonesian islands to the south are best from April through September, when the northeast monsoon has passed.
