Singapore Yacht Show is a couple of days away and we’re looking forward to the event’s ninth edition at ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove. During this four day event, you will be able to discover a variety of luxury yachts and we’ll tell you five suggestions of what you can discover.

Be Mine by Lurssen

This yacht was built by shipyard Lürssen in Germany in 1991 and last refitted in 2017 in New Zealand. The interior design was made by Celeste Dell`Anna and the exterior was made by Beiderbeck Designs. She has the capacity for 8 guests in 4 suites comprising 1 owner cabin, 1 VIP cabin, 2 double cabins.

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SD 126 by Sanlorenzo

This spacious vessel follows Sanlorenzo’s tradition of adding elements of the transatlantic liners of the 30s into their yacht projects. The main features to highlight in this vessel is her main saloon terrace that can open up the interior to the sea below, as well as a 12-seater dining saloon that can open up to the aft deck and take outside and inside spaces. This ship has the capacity for 10 guests and 6 crew in 9 cabins.

Princess 30M by Princess Yachts

This is the perfect yacht for a Spring or summer cruise seen as at the outside of the ship you’ll be able to find elements such as sun loungers, sofas, dining area, a wet bar and even a spa bath. Guests will be welcomed into six beautifully appointed suite cabins while enjoying a wonderful interior design work by Princess Design Studio.

Ferretti 850 by Ferretti Yachts

This ship, like many projects from Ferretti Yachts, has an interior design filled by full-height surfaces, light curtains, and freestanding furniture, making this a truly contemporary project when it comes to yacht design. Inside you can find 4 suite cabins as well as a swimming platform that has the capacity of becoming a beach area.

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Seawolf by JK. SMIT

This is the oldest yacht in our list dating all the way back to 1957. The ship was originally built to be a long-range cruising ship, meant for exploring. However, fate had different plans for her and in the year of 2002, she went through a full conversion to become a private motor yacht, having been refitted a total of three times after that. She has the capacity to receive and sleep 12 charter guests in 6 cabins and comes complete with elements such as a sundeck, wet bar and Spa pool as well as several water toys like kayaks, diving gear, and an 8.5m sailboat.

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