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Despite living on an nation surrounded by water, most Singaporeans may have a car licence, but not a boat licence. While a boat licence may not be directly useful in day-to-day transportation unlike a car licence, it is useful for people who wish to go offshore for fishing trips as well as those who wish to go island hopping for leisure. Getting a boat licence is relatively inexpensive in Singapore compared to a car licence, and some people have taken less than 3 months to obtain their licence. Here is a guide to getting a licence, and the costs associated with it.

As Singapore enters Phase 3 on December 28, 2020, the yacht charter industry has been given approval for up to 8 guests onboard any yacht.

Our flagship yacht – “La Fortuna” is a 45ft custom build Flash Powered Catamaran specially designed for smooth and luxurious cruising. The deluxe interior boasts finely crafted European style finishing and the saloon has unique visibility thanks to the large windows that surround and envelope the yacht interior making it cozy and optimal for rest while cruising. The yacht comes with large aft and front open deck featuring a modern and spacious open plan saloon and huge amount of outdoor space for alfresco dining, relaxing or entertaining. On the upper level, there is a large fly bridge area with a bimini and sun pads – great area to enjoy the view while cruising and for soaking up the sun.

Cannot travel?? No Sweat! Make your Boatcation/ Staycation interesting by adding an element of adventure to it. Rent a luxury yacht and stay onboard for 2 days or 3 days. Make it a completely fun and unforgettable experience with your family or friends!

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