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The Singapore Marine Guide (www.sgmarineguide.com), is the first online platform to help boaters, brands, suppliers, service providers and recreational hobbyists navigate the ever-evolving Singapore leisure marine industry. Designed specifically for Singapore, we cover the latest regulations, industry updates, cruising destinations and recreation activities in and around our local waters. The onli

ne listing platform already features 250+ leisure marine businesses here in Singapore, and provides a unique open and neutral marketplace for companies looking to promote their services to thousands of boating customers.

04/08/2026
Think Singapore is just high-rises and shopping malls? Think again!Whether you’re planning the ultimate weekend with the...
03/08/2026

Think Singapore is just high-rises and shopping malls? Think again!

Whether you’re planning the ultimate weekend with the family, throwing an unforgettable day out with your squad, or just craving the freedom of open water becoming your own captain is easier than you think!

Total Freedom: Rent a boat and steer your own adventure.
Island Hopping: Explore Lazarus, St. John’s, Kusu, and Sisters’ Islands on your own schedule
Unforgettable Memories: Ditch the usual crowded spots for sea breeze and sunset views.
Beginner Friendly: Step-by-step guidance to get you licensed and confident on the water.

Would you like to be the Captain of your own yacht?
https://sgmarineguide.com/general-info-singapore-boating/getting-started/

31/07/2026

Meet the OceanXplorer!

One of the world’s most advanced deep-sea research and media superyachts, spotted right here at Marina at Keppel Bay.

Serving as her regional home port for Southeast Asian marine expeditions, this 87-meter high-tech beauty (masterfully converted by Damen Shiprepair) acts as a floating laboratory. With enough room for 72 crew and scientists, she’s equipped to uncover the ocean's deepest secrets.

Nothing to do this weekend? Tired of just doing the Lazarus loop again?One of the best things about living in Singapore ...
30/07/2026

Nothing to do this weekend? Tired of just doing the Lazarus loop again?

One of the best things about living in Singapore is how close we are to beautiful island destinations.

If you're looking for trip inspiration for your next water adventure, here is a popular 6-stop idea that combines great snorkeling, fishing and relaxation spots.

Pulau Tioman (Monkey Bay) — Anchor in a sheltered horseshoe cove surrounded by granite reefs and sea turtles.

Pulau Harimau — Take the dinghy out to explore a secret natural sea cavern.

Pulau Rawa — White sand, electric-blue lagoon vibes, and that iconic water slide into the sea.

Pulau Besar — Glassy shallow waters, perfect for SUP paddling and sunset deck BBQs.

Pulau Tinggi — Cruise under a dramatic 600m extinct volcanic peak.

Pulau Sibu — Pure peace & quiet, pristine coral reefs, and a water sporting paradise.

This is just one of the few amazing routes you can take around the region.

Need route info, marina clearances, or charter advice?
Visit - https://sgmarineguide.com/listing/

Clear waters, cool breezes, and good company there’s truly nothing like a day out on the water. Whether you’re charterin...
27/07/2026

Clear waters, cool breezes, and good company there’s truly nothing like a day out on the water.

Whether you’re chartering a yacht for a special celebration or taking your own boat out for a weekend cruise, living the boat life always hits the reset button.

From diving into water sports and grilling a local feast on deck to just dropping anchor for a lazy sunset chill, the sea is where the best memories are made.

Visit this link for your next sea day inspiration!
https://sgmarineguide.com

Happening this week!
22/07/2026

Happening this week!

Hey boaters! What is the minimum amount of red hand flares that a pleasure craft should carry in Singapore?3, 6 or 9?Com...
21/07/2026

Hey boaters! What is the minimum amount of red hand flares that a pleasure craft should carry in Singapore?

3, 6 or 9?

Comment down below !

Meet Shinkai, the 55m (180ft) custom by Feadship built for ultimate global exploration and currently in Singapore.Loaded...
16/07/2026

Meet Shinkai, the 55m (180ft) custom by Feadship built for ultimate global exploration and currently in Singapore.

Loaded with an Ice-Class hull, a 7-tonne submarine, and a massive hydraulic crane to launch it anywhere in the world.

Driven by twin MTU engines with a massive 5,500nm transatlantic range, this Ice-Class beast features 5 luxury guest cabins, a striking central glass elevator, and a massive 23-tonne gyroscope for smooth sailing.

The ultimate flex? Her aft deck carries a 3-person U-Boat Worx submarine and a custom Toyota Land Cruiser ready for any terrain

She’s already conquered the Northwest Passage and Patagonia!

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