Get ready to drop anchor at the Singapore Yacht Show. It’s scheduled next month from 11 – 14 April 2019 for its ninth year at ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove. 



The four-day event gives visitors an unrivalled opportunity to discover more yachts than displayed anywhere else in the region. Every year the Show brings together superyacht builders, product manufacturers and a whole raft of luxury lifestyle brands displaying the latest product innovations, design concepts and product launches. World-leading yachting brands showcasing a stellar line-up of regional premieres as Asia or Singapore Premiere.
The Show will open on 10 April with SYS2019 Gala Evening&Awards, a prestigious event that will bring together the biggest names in the global yachting industry and special VIP guests to celebrate the glamour of the 1920s at the stunning Capitol Theatre. The long-running and highly anticipated Asia Boating Awards will also form a crucial part of the evening’s entertainment.



Adrenaline addicted will find their place at the Floating Leisure Hub, which will be located in the middle of the marina and will house a 10 metre-long floating swimming pool and live demonstrations of the latest personal watercraft including jet skis, submersibles, inflatables, day boats, fishing equipment and drones.
“The fact that so many world-leading boating brands have once again chosen the Singapore Yacht Show 2019 as the platform from which to launch their latest models into the Asian market is extremely gratifying”, says Andy Treadwell, CEO of Verventia Pte Ltd, organisers of the Singapore Yacht Show.



With over 20 superyachts expected, many of which have never before been displayed in Asia, Singapore. Around 80 yachts expected in total in 2019, the Singapore Yacht Show will welcome more yachts and superyachts available for sale or charter than any other location in Asia.
Yacht Harbour overviews the largest yachts to be seen at this highlight event.




Length: 59m.
Builder:  JK. SMIT

Luxury explorer motor yacht SEAWOLF is full displacement steel hulled which was originally built in Holland by JK. SMIT, in 1957. She still has the capacity for long-range cruising through an area that requires exploring.  In 2002 she underwent a full conversion to become a private motor yacht, and she has since been refitted further three times in 10 years. She provides an extremely stable, strong and safe platform for up to 12 charter guests in 6 cabins when exploring the world’s beautiful waterways. She has large private cabins and ensuite bathrooms, contemporary electronics, a sundeck, wet bar and Spa pool, different water toys such as kayaks, diving gear, and 8.5m sailboat




Length:  40,35m
Builder: Lurseen

This custom motoryacht “Be Mine” (formerly Leonora) was built by Lürssen in Germany in 1991 and last refitted in 2017 in New Zealand. The yacht has a steel hull with an aluminium superstructure and 3 decks made from Teak. Her luxurious interior was designed by Celeste Dell`Anna and exterior design and engineering are the work of Beiderbeck Designs. Her current owner has maintained her to the very highest standards. 
Be Mine can accommodate for up to 8 guests in 4 suites comprising 1 owner cabin, 1 VIP cabin, 2 double cabins. This custom yacht is equipped with an ultra-modern stabilization system which reduces roll motion effect and results in a smoother more enjoyable cruising experience. Introduced by Simpson Marine Ltd. Brokerage.




Length:  40m
Builder: Perini Navi

The “La Numero Uno” sail yacht was built in 1983  with a displacement hull last refitted in 2017. Previously called Clan VI. Perini Navi is responsible for her beautiful exterior and interior design. Timeless styling, beautiful furnishings and sumptuous seating feature throughout to create an elegant and comfortable atmosphere. La Numero Uno’s accommodates up to 14 guests in five rooms, including a master suite, two double cabins, two twin cabins and two Pullman beds. La Numero Uno’s impressive leisure and entertainment facilities make her the ideal charter yacht for entertaining with family.




Length:  37.95m
Builder: Sanlorenzo
Status: Asia Premiere

One more yacht introduced by Simpson Marine Ltd. Brokerage is an impressive model in terms of interior spaciousness and overall dimensions with typical of Sanlorenzo’s tradition with elements recalling the great transatlantic liners of the 30s. At 38 metres the Sanlorenzo SD126 is the flagship of its semi-displacement hull fleet. Constructed in composite, the four-deck motor yacht has such features as the main saloon terrace that opens up the interior to the sea below, while the 12-seater dining saloon can fully open to the aft deck, merging the outside and inside spaces. She can accommodate up to 10 guests and 6 crew in 9 cabins.




Length:  30,56m
Builder: Princess Yachts
Status: Singapore Premiere

Luxury motor yacht "Princess 30M" invites you onboard. The M Class is a world-class flagship experience of Princess. A superyacht designed to express your individuality. The flybridge is accommodating with sun loungers, sofas, dining area, a wet bar and even a spa bath should you wish. Every detail is crafted and finished within  Plymouth shipyards.
The Princess Design Studio is ready to capture the very essence of your interior design ambition. And with the class-leading interior volume, the owner will have all the space possible to realise it. The handcrafted finish looks very stylish and prestigious. Guests are provided with five or six beautifully appointed suite cabins




Length:  30,56m
Builder: Ferretti Yachts
Status: Asia Premiere

The Ferretti Yachts 920 has a dynamic, irrepressible profile. The exterior spaces offer an impressive amount of space for relaxation as well as luxurious furnishings. The space located forward, in particular, is the largest ever on a Ferretti Yachts vessel of this size. The sun pad on the bridge house leads into a dinette fitted with two forward-facing sofas.
The stern area features the garage door and swimming platform, a spacious beach club and allow to handle a tender up to 4 m.
The lounge interior is a luxurious contemporary style. This exclusive 4-cabin layout of the yacht is organised into two en-suite double cabins on the port side and two doubles with single beds on the starboard side.




Length:  26.76m
Builder: Sanlorenzo
Status: Asia Premiere

One more of Italian design, Sanlorenzo yacht is introduced at the Show.
The larger side windows catch as much light as possible and let the guests enjoy the sea view even inside the salon. This space on SL86 is wider, the aim of this type of yacht is to optimise and maximise all the spaces and to fill them with natural light.
The layout is offered in two options: with the galley on the main deck, or on the lower deck, adjacent to the crew quarters. The flybridge is covered by a hydraulic hardtop for enough shade and also has space where guests can enjoy the Jacuzzi. The yacht has 6 luxury cabins and can accommodate up to 8 guests.
Sanlorenzo SL86 provide customers with innovations and an unparalleled level of individuality within its category.




Length:  26.62m
Builder: Azimut Yachts
Status: Asia Premiere

Azimut Yachts is a leading Italian yacht design and building company, is part of the Benetti Group, Azimut. On the Show, it will exhibit with many modern luxury motor yachts. The biggest is the Azimut Grande 25. Azimut designs are often progressive and intelligent and the styling is contemporary. 
Azimut Grande 25 metri has been designed and engineered according to the highest shipyard standards. The use of carbon fibre is a construction choice that allows increase volumes and surfaces size while keeping the same weight.
The interior design by Achille Salvagni presents an unprecedented mix of the elegant and the casual, while the exterior lines are by Stefano Righini. She has lots of space for living in the open air, to keep the connection with the sea.




Length:  26.20m
Builder: Princess Yachts
Status: Asia Premiere

The all-new Princess Y85 is the highest level of contemporary design. Her elegant profile with elegant interior provides everything for modern living. Plymouth-based Princess Yachts epitomises the best of British manufacture, from its quality, design and engineering to the refined elegant and luxury interior styling of its craft.
Her flybridge is an invitation to al fresco entertainment with a large dining area opposite a well-equipped wet bar. Three separate seating areas ensure the privacy for guests with the crew able to move discretely around the yacht. Up to eight guests are accommodated across four beautifully appointed en suite cabins. 
With twin MAN V12 engines propelling her to a top speed of 33 knots, she flies without looking back




Length:  26.14m
Builder: Ferretti Yachts

Ferretti Yacht 850 impress you from the moment you set eyes upon it, thanks to its clean and dynamic profile. Ferretti Group’s Product Strategy Committee, Studio Zuccon International Project, and the Group’s Engineering Department have collaborated to design the yacht. The use of perpendicular partitions, almost full-height surfaces, light curtains, and freestanding furniture are typical elements of this ultra-contemporary concept. 
The design of the main deck featured with a single full-height window which cuts through the entire superstructure. Guests can accommodate in 4 suite cabins. The yacht is equipped with a mechanism whereby the transom door provides a swimming platform, which becomes a beach area with a practical solution for the tender.

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