Everlastmarine services P.L.

10/12/2025

⚓ Top 10 Vessel Brokerage Tips for Buyers & Sellers

Whether you’re buying or selling a vessel, knowing what to look out for can save you time, money, and stress. Here are 10 essential tips to guide you through the process:

1. Do Your Homework – Research vessel types, market prices, and demand before making a move.

2. Check Documentation – Ensure titles, registration, and ownership papers are complete and legitimate.

3. Inspect Thoroughly – Hire a marine surveyor to assess condition, safety, and compliance.

4. Understand Maintenance History – A well-documented service record adds value and trust.

5. Know Market Timing – Seasonal demand can affect pricing and speed of sale.

6. Evaluate Equipment & Upgrades – Modern navigation systems or engine upgrades can boost resale value.

7. Factor in Operating Costs – Fuel, docking, insurance, and crew expenses matter for long-term ownership.

8. Negotiate Smartly – Use market data to back up your price, whether buying or selling.

9. Work with a Trusted Broker – A professional broker ensures smoother transactions and wider reach.

10. Plan for Transfer & Delivery – Clarify logistics, handover, and after-sale support upfront.

10/07/2025

🚤 How to Build a 12–20 Meter Passenger Boat: Full Guide for Maritime Entrepreneurs

🔹 Step 1: Concept & Planning
Start with clarity and purpose.
- Intended use: Define if it's for short island trips, harbor tours, or water taxi services.
- Passenger capacity: Decide seating, comfort, and crew configuration.
- Compliance: Review local maritime authority standards (e.g. Singapore MPA regulations) for safety, construction, and operations.

🔹 Step 2: Vessel Design
Collaborate with experts or leverage CAD software.
- Naval architecture: Outline hull shape, weight distribution, buoyancy, and deck layout.
- Hull material selection: Fiberglass (cost-efficient), aluminum (light and durable), or steel (strong and sturdy).
- Style choice: Monohull for simplicity or catamaran for stability and extra space.

🔹 Step 3: Construction Phase
Bring your design to life.
- Keel laying: Set the structural foundation.
- Framing: Build bulkheads and compartments for strength and flotation.
- Hull shaping: Laminate fiberglass or weld metal for a robust structure.
- Deck & superstructure: Install navigation area, canopy, handrails, and seating areas.

🔹 Step 4: Systems Installation
Equip your vessel for functionality and safety.
- Propulsion system: Select inboard/outboard diesel engines based on efficiency and maintenance.
- Electrical systems: Set up navigation lights, onboard electronics, bilge pumps, and backup power.
- Optional plumbing: Include freshwater systems, basic toilets, or cooling fans for passenger comfort.

🔹 Step 5: Interior Fit-Out
Deliver comfort with durability.
- Seating: Use marine-grade materials that resist sun, saltwater, and wear.
- Safety gear: Equip life jackets, extinguishers, signage, and emergency lighting.
- Accessibility: Include ramps or handrails for ease of movement.

🔹 Step 6: Testing & Certification
Ensure your vessel is sea-ready.
- Sea trials: Test maneuverability, engine performance, fuel usage, and stability.
- Inspection: Collaborate with maritime authorities for safety certification and passenger permits.
- Final tweaks: Resolve minor issues and optimize systems before launch.

🔹 Step 7: Branding & Business Launch
Set the tone for your vessel’s identity.
- Naming: Give your boat a memorable name that reflects your brand.
- Aesthetic finishes: Apply custom decals, paintwork, and LED lighting.
- Marketing materials: Showcase your boat on digital platforms with a stunning profile, video tours, and service highlights.

21/05/2025

🚤 Choosing the Right Charter Vessel: A Guide for Your Next Adventure at Sea 🌊

Planning a day on the water or a multi-day voyage? Picking the right charter boat is the first step to making your trip unforgettable. With so many options available, it’s important to find the perfect match based on your group size, purpose, and budget. Whether you're fishing, cruising, celebrating, or just relaxing, here's what to consider when selecting your ideal vessel.

1️⃣ Start with Your Purpose
What’s the occasion?
Your reason for chartering will determine the type of boat you need.

🎣 Fishing trips are best suited to center consoles or sportfishing yachts equipped with bait stations, rod holders, and open deck space.

🛥️ Sightseeing or day cruising? Consider a comfortable catamaran or sailboat with plenty of space to relax, sunbathe, and enjoy the views.

🌅 Luxury overnight stays call for motor yachts or catamarans with full cabins, a kitchen (galley), entertainment systems, and often a crew to pamper you.

🎉 Special occasions like birthdays or bachelor/bachelorette parties may require a party boat with sound systems, open lounges, and catering options.

2️⃣ Group Size Matters
Your group size directly affects your comfort on board.

1–4 people: Small boats are ideal and budget-friendly.

5–10 people: Mid-sized yachts or catamarans provide more space and amenities.

10+ people: Look for large yachts or party boats with multiple decks and lounging areas.

💡 Pro Tip: Always choose a vessel with room to spare. Comfort goes a long way on the water!

3️⃣ Stay Within Budget
Charter prices can vary widely based on size, luxury level, and time of year.

💸 Budget Options: Bare-boats or smaller vessels are perfect for experienced boaters.
⚓ Mid-Range: Crewed catamarans or yachts with basic amenities and a captain.
✨ Luxury: Superyachts with chefs, jet skis, and full-service crews — perfect for a high-end escape.

Ask about what’s included (fuel, crew, equipment) to avoid surprises later.

4️⃣ Crew or No Crew?
Bareboat charters are great if you’re licensed and want freedom.

Crewed charters offer relaxation with professionals taking care of navigation, meals, and safety.

For beginners or larger groups, we always recommend going with a crewed option.

5️⃣ Do Your Research
✅ Read reviews, check photos, and confirm safety certifications.
✅ Speak directly with the charter company to ask questions.
✅ Book early during peak seasons to secure your ideal boat.

Ready to Set Sail?
Whether you're chasing fish, chasing sunsets, or just looking for a floating paradise, choosing the right charter vessel makes all the difference. Match your boat to your needs and you’re guaranteed smooth sailing!

📩 Have questions or want help choosing the right boat? Drop us a message – we’re here to help you plan the perfect trip!
👇 Comment below with your dream destination or favorite boating memory!

15/02/2024

Marine companies and vessel owners are working hard to tackle the problem of boats and vessel usage hurting the marine bio diversity around the world. In order to ensure that vessel do not contaminate the waters around the different part of the world, we have to do cleaning of the hull.

Standards to be finalised at end of year to help shipowners and ports in decision making

11/06/2023

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19/08/2022

Aluminum Boats vs Fiberglass Boats which one should you choose to fit your needs?

Pros of Aluminum Boats:-

- Good for sail in shallow waters: Aluminum boats are tougher and can sustain rocky beaches and shallower waters that might potentially damage the haul.
- High tensile strength makes the aluminum build long lasting.
- Easy maintenance for aluminum boat: Tougher material helps sustain lesser damage to the haul which help reduce the maintenance requirement annually.

Cons of Aluminum Boats:-

- Aluminum boats are heavier and create nosier sounds when travelling over water in comparison to Fiberglass boats.
- Comfortable level of aluminum boats are lesser due to the rigid material and design of the boat.
- Poor aesthetics as it is a harder material to build with which might restrict the design build.

Pros of Fiberglass Boats:-

- Design flexibility of building materials helps to create aesthetics beautiful boats.
- Ease of handling boats as they are lighter and more comfortable which makes them easier to handle than aluminum boats.
- No corrosion of material as fiberglass does not react with seawater which means you can leave them on the water for as long as you want.

Cons of Fiberglass Boats:-

- High maintenance due to the softer haul which make repair and replacement of material more costly annually.
- Fiberglass boats should only be use in deeper waters to avoid higher haul damage.
- Need constant waxing to avoid dirt staining the exterior of your boat and surface color fading.

In summary, we have to choose the right material for our boat use to ensure efficient and longevity of our beloved boats.

24/01/2020

Welcoming the great year of the Metal Rat, may everyone blessed with good health and wealth.

30/06/2019

Congrats on the grand opening of Nine.Tales.Tea - 久违の茶, May your business grow and grow.

05/04/2019

We are looking for Steersman / Helmsman (Master) equip with the followings:
- Working in Singapore marine project site.
- 1 to 2 year experiences related to
- Limitation of less than 500 GT Domestic Voyage
- Limitation of less than 500 GT Near Coastal Voyage
- Please send a copy of CV to our email address: [email protected]

17/01/2019

Our latest Everlast Marine crafts fleets of 2019. Use for project along Singapore waters. For inquiries on availability for charter or sales please email to [email protected] to find out further details.

17/10/2018

Our sister company Everlast-Marine-Engineering:Co.,Ltd latest project update on Oct 2018. We ensure quality design and build.

17/10/2018

Our sister company Everlast-Marine-Engineering:Co.,Ltd embarking on new project of 9.2M speedboat on Oct 2018.