While the festival remains a key platform for the regional yachting industry, the 2026 edition broadens its appeal with a more diverse oPering, engaging both industry audiences and a new generation of visitors. It also continues to serve as a launchpad for global brands unveiling new models in Asia, drawing fresh names to the event each year.
Jonathan Sit, Show Director of the Singapore Yachting Festival, said: “Against an evolving global backdrop, improved participation at this year’s festival shows that Asia remains a key area of interest for the yachting industry, with Singapore continuing to serve as an important platform for regional engagement. With newelements introduced this year, we are expanding how visitors experience the world of yachting beyond the vessels themselves.”
Asia's Leading On-Water Showcase for Everyone
An unmatched opportunity to step on board the latest yachts available in the region, with a line-up spanning day boats through to superyachts from leading international brands.
Day boats, ideal for island hopping, will include the Asia premiere of the Saxdor 340 GTWA, alongside models such as the Galeon 440 Fly and Merry Fisher 1295 Fly. Flybridge yachts will continue to dominate the marina, featuring models such as the Absolute Navetta 64, Sunseeker Manhattan 68 and Azimut Fly 62.
For sailing enthusiasts, the Beneteau Oceanis 54 and Hanse 460 will be on display, while sailing and motor catamarans will once again have a strong presence. Highlights include the Excess 13 and Lagoon 51 sailing catamarans, alongside power catamarans such as the Prestige M48 and Leopard 53.
New designs and advanced onboard technology will also be highlighted, with models such as the Azimut Seadeck 7 and Princess X80 showcasing the future of yacht design.
At the larger end of the yachting spectrum, visitors can expect to see standout production superyachts including the Princess Y95 and Nomad 101, as well as superyachts from Sanlorenzo.
Spotlight Zone: Masterclasses in Lifestyle and Design
New for 2026, the OPicial Spotlight Zone Partner, Tropicana Corporation Berhad, is curating a space that introduces a series of masterclasses and talks that explore the craft, provenance and design thinking behind some of the world’s leading brands.
The line-up includes wine sessions led by sommeliers in partnership with Angra Wine & Spirits, oPering a deeper look into rare viticulture, alongside whisky masterclasses with Brown-Forman that explore the heritage of the Scottish Highlands through expressions from The Glendronach and Glenglassaugh. Culinary experiences include oyster and cheese tastings with Classic Fine Foods, while Porsche’s speaker session explores the brand’s commitment to design excellence and driving performance.
Heritage, Wellness and Experiential Zones
The festival brings together family-friendly programmes including maritime heritage, modern wellness and hands-on experiences across a series of dedicated zones.
Making a return to the marina, the 130-year-old vessel Vega 1892 serves as a living testament to maritime history. Beyond its presence on the water, the “Sail of Hope” oPers visitors the opportunity to hear firsthand stories from its ongoing humanitarian missions across remote archipelagos.
In contrast, a new wellness oPering by Teiāh Hospitality introduces the Superyacht Wellness Experience, a ticketed experience centred on the science of high-performance living. Guests are guided through a two-hour journey exploring biohacking techniques and recovery rituals, demonstrating how advanced wellness technologies can support focus and wellbeing both on and oP the water.
Elsewhere, the Experiential Zone oPers a more hands-on perspective, with activities ranging from electric foiling and paddleboarding to fishing and underwater propulsion devices, giving visitors the chance to engage directly with a new generation of water-based equipment.
On Land: Lifestyle and Dining Experiences
Beyond the marina, a series of land-based experiences bring together automotive, dining and social elements. As the OPicial Car Partner for the Singapore Yachting Festival 2026, Porsche will showcase its inaugural fleet services programme, with six Taycan cars supporting VIP transfers throughout the festival. Daily supercar parades will feature a collection of marques including Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini and McLaren.
At the Festival Village, visitors can explore a mix of dining concepts, including Skillet, known for its wood- fired barbecue, alongside craft cocktail oPerings from Lap Spirits.
Across the site, Jebsen & Jessen is oPering a dedicated transport service to ensure seamless mobility between sites, featuring premium Club Car buggies.
VIP Hospitality
VIP guests have access to a dedicated lounge sponsored by OPicial Bank Partner, J.P. Morgan Private Bank, oPering fine wines, canapés and a relaxed networking environment. The Superyacht Lounge, sponsored by Damen Yachting, hosts intimate industry sessions with captains sharing perspectives from across the global yachting scene.
Tickets and Access
Singapore Yachting Festival runs daily from 3pm to 9pm, and until 8pm on Sunday, oPering both daytime exploration and an evening programme.
General admission tickets are priced at S$58 for a single-day pass and S$118 for a multi-day pass. VIP passes are available at S$250, oPering access to the VIP Lounge, Superyacht Lounge and Spotlight Zone, along with selected experiences including joyrides and buggy rides. Secure tickets at singaporeyachtingfestival.com.
