 Port of Singapore : Profile
Immigration Department
Seaman's Section, SIR Building, 10 Kallang Road, Singapore 208718
Tel:639 16477
On arrival, foreign passport holders are granted a 2 week landing pass, which can be extended by application to the Immigration Office.
Maritime Port Authority
One Stop Document Centre, 7A Keppel Road #01-26, Tanjong Pagar Complex, Singapore 089054
Tel:632 52374
The opening of the luxurious Raffles Marina, in Tuas, on the west side of the island, has made Singapore much more attractive to those who prefer to dock in a marina. Those on a limited budget usually anchor as close to the Changi Sailing Club as they can, as the Club rarely has any spare moorings. The one great disadvantage of Raffles Marina is that it is far from downtown Singapore. Changi is more popular as it has a village atmosphere with a fresh produce market, good shopping and other facilities within walking distance.
Several new marinas have opened, or are about to open, in the proximity of Singapore:-
Sebana Cove is located on the banks of the Sebana river on the south coast of Malaysia.
Nongsa Point Marina is located on the northern shore of Batam Island, in Indonesia. To visit Nongsa Pont Marina yachts require a "green book". For Singapore-based boats the green book replaces the cumbersome sailing permit but the formalities for getting the book are just as lengthy and only Singapore-based boats bother to get it.
Keppel Bay is another new marina planned for the south shore of Singapore Island.
Danga Bay Marina is about to fully open on the Malaysian shore.
The SAF yacht club has 3 clubhouses, with berthing, at various locations around Singapore.
Anchorages
There is an attractive anchorage in Danga Bay where there is a small pontoon which can be used for dinghy landing and collecting water. In addition there are three yellow buoys for mooring by yachts. Although is is not clear how much has changed since the marina has been built here. Close by are shops, restaurant, a reasonable supermarket, internet access and a laundry.
Changi Sailing Club
32 Netheravon Road, Singapore
Tel:(65) 6545-2876, Fax:(65) 6542-4235, VHF Channel 77
enquiry@csc.org.sg
Located on Serangoon Harbour on the NE corner of the island. Not a marina, but has moorings available for boats up to 50 ft. LOA. It also has a floating pontoon for boats to come alongside to load/off-load and take on water. Dinghy pontoon. Chandlery, repair yard, slipway (up to 36 ft. LOA and 6 tons max).
One Degree 15 Yacht Club
Cove Drive, Sentosa Cove, Singapore
Tel:+65 6305 6988, Fax:+65 6376 0888
dockmaster@one15marina.com
All facilities. Aimed at the mega yacht market.
Ponggol Marina
600 Ponggal Seventeenth Avenue
Tel:(65) 6385 3218 / 3920, Fax:(65) 6385 3213 / 3923, VHF Channel 77
pmops@pacific.net.sg
Located at 01° 24' 57" N, 103° 53' 57" E. Taken over Feb 2009 by Outboard Motor Services Pte Ltd. Prices expected to rise in May 2009. Marina reported to be in bad state of repair. Water not available for filling tanks. Boatyard here run by Keico Marine Services offers a haulout facility and repair services.
Raffles Marina
10 Tuas West Drive
Tel:+65-6 861 9000, Fax:+65-6 861 2280, VHF Channel 77
dmo@rafflesmarina.com.sg
CIQP clearance is available at Raffles Marina by prior appointment, between 0900 and 1700hrs only. As ICA officers are not based at the marina, advance notice of 6 hours is required. Marina has 65 berths for boats up to 65ft; also docking for superyachts. 70 ton travelift, workshop for engine, mechanical, electrical and electronic repairs, chandlery, fuel, WiFi, laundry, pool, 24 hr security.
Republic of Singapore Yacht Club
52 West Coast Ferry Road, Singapore 126887
Tel:(65) 67689288, Fax:(65) 6768-9280, VHF Channel 77
info@rsyc.org.sg
Customs and Immigration clearance is possible here. 129 walk-on/walk-off wet berths with full facilities, also dry berths, chandlery. Welcomes visiting non-members provided space is available. Located conveniently close to town with bus and train service (within easy reach), only ten minutes from downtown by taxi.
SAF Yacht Club (Sea Sports Centre)
11 Changi Coast Walk, Singapore 499740
Tel:6546 5880 , Fax:6546 9089
sscangel@safyc.org.sg
Opening Hours: 9am - 7pm (Tue-Sun)
Marina berths.
SAF Yacht Club (Sembawang Clubhouse)
43 Admiralty Road West, Singapore 759962
Tel:6758 3359 , Fax:: 6757 9046
scangel@safyc.org.sg
Opening Hours: 9am - 10pm (Daily)
Marina berths. Laundry.
SAF Yacht Club (Changi Clubhouse – HQ)
110 Tanah Merah Coast Road, Singapore 498800
Tel:6758 3032 / 6389 3750 , Fax:6389 3754
ccangel@safyc.org.sg
Opening Hours: 9am - 10pm (Daily)
Marina berthing, chandlery, laundry and accomodation. 15 mins fromairport
Republic of Singapore Yacht Club [see above]
SAF Yacht Club (Sea Sports Centre) [see above]
SAF Yacht Club (Sembawang Clubhouse) [see above]
SAF Yacht Club (Changi Clubhouse – HQ) [see above]
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