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Friday's BASCO Blurb: Boat Buyers & Owners, Get Ready for the Singapore Yachting Festival 2025!

Aziza | BASCO Team

Apr 10, 2025

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The Singapore Yachting Festival 2025 is happening. This premier event will bring together yacht enthusiasts, industry leaders, and luxury lifestyle brands to celebrate the flourishing leisure marine industry in Singapore and across Asia. 


Get all the details you need below to stay in the know and make the most of this incredible event.


Here’s what else you’ll find in this newsletter:


  • Deal For Boat Buyers During Singapore Yachting Festival

  • Singapore Yachting Festival 2025 is Happening

  • Yachts, Innovation & Fashion at the 2025 Sanya Boat Festival

  • How much do electric boats cost?

  • Navigating Sailing Speak: Basic Sailing Terms to Know

  • Shocking Revelation: Where did Anchors come from?

  • New Listing: 2012 Meridian 391 Flybridge Electric

  • Boat Owners! Want to Reach Buyers During the Singapore Yacht Show ?

  • Offer for Powerboat owners: Do you have this boat?


If you're interested and want to learn about the latest news, advice, and opportunities for buying boats, just keep reading this week's newsletter.


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Deal For Boat Buyers During Singapore Yachting Festival





The Singapore Yachting Festival 2025 is a great opportunity for boat enthusiasts across Asia. Instead of walking the docks in the midday heat, you can explore high-quality brokerage boats from the comfort of your home, office, or hotel. Our Virtual Boat Showcase features well-presented, Singapore-based boats for sale, many of which are available for private viewings while you're in town. Explore boats at convenient Singapore locations without having to deal with the heat and humidity.


Find your ideal boat, comfortably.


Singapore Yachting Festival 2025 is Happening


The highly anticipated Singapore Yachting Festival 2025 is set to take place from 10 – 13 April 2025 at the ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove. This premier event will bring together yacht enthusiasts, industry leaders, and luxury lifestyle brands to celebrate the flourishing leisure marine industry in Singapore and across Asia. The festival will feature an impressive display of luxury yachts, superyachts, and marine innovations, alongside interactive exhibits and live demonstrations. 


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Yachts, Innovation & Fashion at the 2025 Sanya Boat Festival




If you've ever dreamed of a tropical escape filled with luxury yachts, runway fashion on water, and the gentle lull of the sea, mark your calendar for April 15 –18, 2025. The city of Sanya, also  known as “the city of a thousand yachts” — is ready to host the 2025 CICPE Sanya Boat Festival, and it promises to be an unforgettable celebration of marine lifestyle, innovation, and investment.


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Advise


How much do electric boats cost?


Electric boats are becoming more and more popular, as people look for more environmentally-friendly and efficient ways to get out on the water. However, many potential electric boat owners are wondering about the cost of electric boats, and how they compare to traditional gas and diesel-powered boats. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at how much electric boats cost, and explore the benefits and drawbacks of electric propulsion.


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Navigating Sailing Speak: Basic Sailing Terms to Know


If you’re reading this, chances are, you are new to the world of sailing and would like to know more.  As you’re doing research, you’ve probably encountered a variety of confusing terms. For example, what exactly is a ‘baggywrinkle’, and what do they mean by ‘abandon ship’? Before you start panicking, take a deep breath! BASCO has got you covered with our comprehensive list of sailing terms you need to know.


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Shocking Revelation: Where did Anchors come from?


The history of the anchor as a symbol of navigation is a long one. In ancient times, anchors were mostly made of stone or wood. They were heavy enough to keep the ship from drifting away. Nowadays, they are usually made of iron and shaped like a cross. Historical records indicate that the earliest versions of anchors were used as religious offerings. The first recorded use of an anchor was in about 1250 B.C. when a Greek merchant ship found itself sinking off the coast of Crete.


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Trade

New Listing: 2012 Meridian 391 Flybridge Electric


She has been professionally converted to an electric boat. This means no more spending on expensive petrol, making it cheaper to run and better for the environment. The boat is great for charters or living on the water, with plenty of space and comfort. If you're looking for an affordable and reliable boat, this is a great choice. 


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Boat Owners! Want to Reach Buyers During the Singapore Yacht Show ?





It is expected that the Singapore Yachting Festival 2025 will attract over 14,000 visitors, continuing the impressive growth seen in recent years. If you're looking to sell your boat during the Singapore Yachting Festival without physically exhibiting at the show, now is the perfect time. We’re accepting a limited number of boats in the following categories.


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Wanted to Buy Wednesdays: Do you have this boat?


We’re looking for a cabin cruiser for a motivated buyer in Indonesia:


  • Type: Cabin Cruiser - Budget: USD 400k

  • Preferred Model: Tiara 39 Coupe or similar

  • Size Range: 30’–45’

  • Build Year: 2018+

  • Cabins: 1

  • Berths: 3–4

  • Heads/Baths: 1–2

  • Budget: USD 400k


Does your boat fit the bill? Or do you know of one that does? If so, fill this form



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