For all its repute as a concrete jungle, you will be surprised by the presence of less-trodden areas and tranquil parts in Singapore. Here are some itinerary options for your charter with us, depending on charter duration."

Departures from Raffles Marina

Leisurely Cruise Along Johor-Singapore Straits

Set off on your journey after a safety/route briefing. Travel eastwards along the Straits of Johor, past the Tuas 2nd link and encounter rustic fish-farms as you bask in the quiet peace of the straits fringed by dense vegetation.

During this time, you can acquire a tan on the sundeck, or retreat indoors to relax. Upon arrival in the waters near Pulau Serimbun, we will then drop anchor for you and your guests to enjoy a leisurely meal and take in the quiet solitude of the area.

Serimbun is a great spot for its stunning sunsets, with its streaky palette of pinks and oranges. Thereafter, head back towards the marina as your cruising expedition draws to a close.


Departures from One15 Marina, Sentosa

Sample Itineraries

Day Charter
Kick off your charter at One°15 Marina, where the yacht’s captain and crew will be on hand to welcome you and your guests on board. Take a leisurely cruise to the Southern Islands. Thereafter, make the most out of the tranquility of the area and drop anchor between Lazarus Island and St John’s Island. Enjoy a leisurely alfresco meal while the yacht is anchored, before taking a dip in the water. Alternatively, take an exploratory jaunt around the islands. The yacht will be anchored for approximately 3 hours. Later, get set for views of Singapore’s amazing skyline from the very unique vantage point of the yacht’s decks as you approach Marina Bay Financial District. Thereafter, cruise around Sentosa Island before heading back to the marina.
Trip to Pulau Hantu

Get better acquainted with one of Singapore’s littlest known island, Pulau Hantu. Situated off the Southwestern coast, this is a quiet island still bearing the charm of an untouched haven for the lovers of nature. Here, ripened coconuts are left strewn around, a reminder of what it was like in the kampong days.

Meet your skipper on board DreamsS, and set off on your boating trip after a safety/route briefing. Spend the day exploring the peaceful lagoons and secluded pockets of nature around these islands. Depending on the tide, we can drop anchor and moor in the waters around the island. Chill out on the quiet stretch of sand with a good book, splash about in the cosy lagoon, or toss a Frisbee on patches of green on the island.

About 2-and-a-half hours before the designated end of the charter, head back towards the Western tip of Singapore.

Evening Charter
Kick off your charter at One°15 Marina, where the yacht’s captain and crew will be on hand to welcome you and your guests on board. Dusk is probably one of the most bewitching times of the day; if you are lucky, you might even experience a gorgeous sunset from the yacht’s open decks as you cruise towards the Southern Islands. If the wind in your hair and the salty air is making you hungry, you will be pleased to know that once you have arrived at the Southern Islands, the Lazarus Islands dock or Lazarus Bay will make an ideal spot to drop anchor because of its calmer waters. Here, you can dine in comfort while enjoying the tranquility of the surroundings. The yacht will be anchored for approximately 3 hours. Thereafter, the night lights of the city skyline beckons at the Marina Bay Financial Area. From the open decks of the yacht, the bedazzling cityscape has never been so alluring. Thereafter, take a cruise around Sentosa Island, where you might even catch the synchronised fountain display and fireworks before you cruise back to the marina – a befitting end to a wonderful cruise experience.
Pulau Hantu (Ghost Island)
The waters around this peaceful isle is a popular dive site, boasting some of the largest coral reefs and richest marine life in Singapore waters.
Sisters Islands (Pulau Subar Darat and Pulau Subar Laut)
A pair of islands with relatively secluded beaches, this is also a popular site with snorkellers because of its coral reefs and the its underwater wreck. As the currents around the islands are strong, this is a spot best suited for experienced divers.
Lazarus Island
Along with neighbouring Kusu Island and St John’s Island, Lazarus Island is quite possibly one of Singapore’s best kept secrets. Think laid back sandy beaches, clear waters for frolicking and snorkelling, as well as several good fishing spots. Tranquil and green surrounds make this a choice spot for the yacht to anchor for languid meals.
Kusu Island (Pulau Tembakul)
Snorkelling opportunities abound at this island, where sightings of fishes, elusive turtles and corals are not entirely impossible. Arguably the most developed of the Southern Islands,this tiny island is home to several Malay shrines and a Chinese temple. It is best to avoid visiting this island during the pilgrimage season in October, when throngs of devotees descend upon the island.

Dining Onboard

We work with a selection of catering partners to provide you with a range of menu options. Barbeque menu packages are available on request.