Ranging from dayboats to superyachts, the show’s provisional line-up includes over a dozen regional debuts among an impressive array of 70 monohulls and multihulls.

ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove will again host the Singapore Yachting Festival 

This year’s Singapore Yachting Festival at ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove from April 10-13 will feature over 100 brands, with in-water exhibitors including the likes of Absolute, Aquila, Axopar, Azimut, Bluegame, De Antonio, Ferretti Group, Fountaine Pajot, Gulf Craft, Jeanneau, Leopard, Princess, Sanlorenzo, Saxdor, Sunreef and Sunseeker.

The 56m Charley 2 powercat built by Australia’s Echo Yachts and based in Singapore is the show’s largest confirmed yacht to date and among about a dozen or so Asia premieres. 

Gulf Craft (pictured above, last year) will be represented by models from its Nomad and Majesty lines

Jonathan Sit, Regional General Manager, ONE°15 Marina, said: “The Singapore Yachting Festival has firmly established itself among the world’s top 10 yacht shows, and this year’s edition is set to be our most dynamic yet.

“Singapore’s position as a global business hub makes it the ideal meeting point for the yachting industry, where new models make their first appearances and serious buyers fly in to experience them first-hand. We are excited to see the Festival evolve, bringing fresh opportunities and fostering deeper connections within the yachting and luxury lifestyle space.” 

Azimut’s Seadeck 7 is among Asia-Pacific premieres

Azimut models displayed by Marine Italia include the brand’s 38m Grande Trideck flagship, a Magellano 60, and the Asia-Pacific premiere of the Seadeck 7, while other Italian yachts include Absolute’s Navetta 53 and 52 Fly.

Simpson Marine will show Sanlorenzo’s SL96A asymmetric planing yacht, SD96 model and SX88 crossover yacht, along with Bluegame’s flagship BGX73. Ferretti Group is staging the Asia-Pacific premiere of Wally’s spaceship-like wallywhy150 (79ft) along with a Ferretti Yachts 780 and a Rivamare (39ft) from Riva’s Open series.

Ferretti Group will host the APAC debut of Wally’s wallywhy150

Boat Lagoon Yachting will show the Princess Y95, Y85, Y72, F65 and F55 flybridge motoryachts along with Jeanneau’s Merry Fisher 1295 Fly.

Sunseeker will host the Asia-Pacific premiere of its 90 Ocean alongside a Manhattan 68 in a collaboration with DCH Marine, which will also show Saxdor’s 400 GTC, 320 GTO and 270 GTO. The  Axopar 37 model will be shown by Derani Yachts, which will also show a Greenline 48 and Greenline 45.

Axopar models will be shown by Derani Yachts

Gulf Craft models include the Asia debuts of the Nomad 101 and Nomad 70, as well as a Majesty 62, all shown with dealer Magsubsea. Leopard will again have a formidable display, highlighted by the Asia-Pacific premiere of the Leopard 46 sailing catamaran alongside all three of the brand’s powercats: 53 PC, 46 PC and 40 PC.

The new Leopard 46 is part of another strong display from the catamaran brand

Fountaine Pajot’s Alegria 67 and Elba 45 sailing cats, and MY6 powercat will be shown by regional dealer The Yacht Sales Co in a strong show for multihulls. The Aquila 50 Yacht, shown by Marine Italia, and the Sky Walker S60 are among other powercats, while the Rapido 50 sailing trimaran is among Asia premieres.

Under sail, other multihulls confirmed so far are the Seawind 1160XL the trimaran Rapido 50, along with monohull Hanse 460.

Electric boats include the Sunreef 60 Eco (Asia-Pacific premiere) and Silent 62 solar-electric catamarans, and the Noordic 28 motorboat by UX Marine, while water toy demonstrations will also be a highlight of the on-water activity.

Sunreef 60 Eco

On land, the show will again include daily supercar parades and luxury car displays featuring the likes of McLaren, Porsche, Lamborghini and Ferrari, as well as an exclusive Aston Martin showcase. The Festival Market has been expanded to feature a wider range of alfresco food and beverage stalls, as well as lifestyle merchants. 

Meanwhile, Damen Yachting has been confirmed as the major sponsor of the new Superyacht Lounge, with Rolls-Royce and Sevenstar Yacht Transport among other supporters. The Superyacht Lounge is designed to “complement the larger yachts on display and offer exceptional experiences and valuable networking opportunities for yacht owners and industry professionals”.

J.P. Morgan Private Bank, a leading global private bank, has been announced as the show’s Official Bank Partner in another boost for the show.

The third Singapore Yachting Festival will be held from April 10-13

With this partnership, show organisers will be curating an elevated experience in the VIP Lounge, offering an exclusive environment for luxury lifestyle enthusiasts and industry leaders. The Lounge will feature premium hospitality, a curated selection of canapés and beverages, and bespoke liquor masterclasses for visitors. 

Harshika Patel, CEO of J.P. Morgan Private Bank in Asia, said: “J.P. Morgan Private Bank is proud to partner with SYF 2025, offering our clients a unique opportunity to experience the excitement and elegance of yachting. The Festival will showcase the remarkable growth of the yachting industry and provide a premier platform for world-leading yacht builders.

Over 100 brands will be represented at the four-day show

“Our commitment to supporting our clients’ passions is central to this partnership, as we aim to create experiences that resonate with their interests and aspirations. We are thrilled to celebrate the vibrant spirit of yachting with our clients and the broader community in Singapore and across Asia.”

In addition, JIU Asia, Cancan Furnishings, W Singapore – Sentosa Cove and other partners will bring a consumer-centric dimension to the Festival, offering exclusive brand showcases and luxury experiences that complement the world of yachting.

Prior to the four-day show, ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove will host the two-day Southeast Asia Yachting Conference (April 8-9) and Yacht Style Awards on the Wednesday evening (April 9).

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