We're looking for Listing Broker / Junior Broker to join our community as partners. If you're interested, please contact us today! Share < Back Listing Broker / Junior Broker Apply Now Remote Job Type Full Time About the Role The Position We seek a highly motivated individual who wishes to learn the ropes to become a successful Boat Listing Broker. Boat Listing Brokers earn commission on each boat that this sold, regardless of who sells the boat. It is the first step to master on the way to becoming a highly paid Digital Yacht Adviser (aka Boat Broker). The role consists of work in 4 broad areas: 1. Prospecting 2. Consultative Selling 3. Managing the Sales Process 4. Working with Internal Stakeholders Detailed responsibilities include • Supports the Selling Broker with boat sales tasks and follow ups • Hunts and finds boat listing opportunities within the extensive database • Sales pipeline management including • No overdue tasks • Review pipelines for pipeline health • Set up new pipelines • Manage pipeline data for accurate pipeline forecasting • Create pipeline reporting for boat owner clients • Attend to a set number of inbound and outbound enquiries per day • Connect with boat owner clients usually by WhatsApp, establishing rapport and discovering what their boat sale goals and objectives are • Qualifying clients and setting up meetings for the sales/support teams to discuss opportunities with prospective clients • Attend to sales enquiries from boat industry businesses and list their products and services to the Asia Online Boat Show • Plus, other duties as requested What a successful Boat Broker Intern does • Attends to tech support questions from clients and prospects • Supports the Selling Broker with sales activities and tasks • Carries out target number of inbound enquiries each day • Carries out target number of nurture follow-up each day • Carries out target number of outbound each day • Lists a target number boats and services in the Online Boat Show & Classifieds platforms • Lists boats in global boat listing websites and other classified sites • Carries out sales pipeline maintenance and updating each day • Other duties as requested Skills and Concepts You’ll Learn • Select Sweet Spot / Ideal Customers to target. • Procure & Organise data for Prospecting • Create Outbound Messaging for Prospecting • Build & Nurture base of Qualified Prospects. • Secure the right number of scheduled conversations / meetings. • Deliver value through insight-based and expert-based consultative conversations • Conduct detailed business & diagnostic Discovery. Manage (multiple) stakeholders (on Buyer & Vendor side). • Qualify buyers against the company’s business quality criteria. • Secure hard commitments from buyers and manage opportunity velocity. • Deliver a predictable flow on new customers / business per period e.g. month. • Provide accurate commit-level sales forecasts – forecasts you’d bet your salary on. • Build & maintain an opportunity pipeline that predictably delivers the target. • Participate in the Weekly Group & One-on-One Reviews. • Apply the company’s sales enablement collateral and tools. • Execute a daily routine that supports income goals. • Apply the company’s business and technical qualification criteria. • Adhere to compliance or regulatory rules that protect business quality. • Work with Marketing to generate quality sales prospecting data. • Provide the business with objective prospect & customer feedback. • Update senior management and / or the Board on sales progress. Skills of a Boat Broker (Listing) Intern you will learn in the training: - Know your sweet spot/ideal clients to target - Know how to build and maintain your full pipeline - Know how to follow up - Know how to nurture and care - Know how to find opportunities & problem solve - Know how to consultatively sell - Know how to secure critical hard commitments - Know your numbers & know what tools to use - Know how to forecast - Know your strengths & development areas - Know how to organise your ideal day/week/month - Know what tools to use Requirements Education and Experience Requirements  College or University degree an asset  Experience working in Yacht sales or related industry with expertise with boats a plus  Minimum of 2 years’ sales experience  Previous sales management experience an asset  Experience working with a CRM/pipeline system in a service driven business  Proficiency and experience with computers and mobile devices and working with software applications  Working knowledge and experience with Microsoft Office or Google G-Suite . Skills & Knowledge Requirements  Exceptional Customer Service Skills as this is a service driven business  Internet search literacy and technically savvy  Excellent interpersonal and communication skills (both verbal and written)  Positive attitude and team player  Attention to detail  Expertise in boating ideal Working Conditions & Physical Requirements  Work from home  Required to view boats/equipment About the Company About BASCO BASCO is the most reliable and effective boating platform in Asia-Pacific. We strive to address issues faced by the boating community in the traditional boat brokerage by investing our time to understand our customers and their needs so as to provide accurate information and present our best practices to help them achieve their innermost dreams about life at sea. We are a global virtual community of boaters, partners, and clients and we’re on a mission to provide trusted advice that takes risk and uncertainty out of boat ownership. BASCO informs and advises through the virtual Boat Buyer Expo, and through the Online Boat Show marketplace, connects boat owners with boating lifestyle clients, and to service providers, technical partners and dealers, who can assist them with their boating needs. First-time boat buyers often need guidance to avoid confusion and bad experiences in their boat purchase. BASCO ensures that trust is built in the community by showing first-time boat buyers through their purchase journey from learning the ropes to finally sealing the perfect deal. How BASCO’s Products & Services Work 1. Connect: The BASCO global community of boat dreamers, deciders, searchers, buyers, owners & service providers connect via virtual and physical networking events to expand and grow the boating community. 2. Advise: The Boat Buyer Expo provides free education focused advice and training courses; coaching programs, masterclasses, membership to the Boat Buyer's Academy and consultancy services are purchased by buyers and enthusiasts. Industry practitioners also pay for sponsored speaking sessions at our Expo. 3. Trade: BOBBAS – BASCO’s Online Boat Buying & Selling platform – and home of the Asia Online Boat Show where sellers list boats for sale in both classifieds and as Online Boat Show entries and buyers find suitable boats to bid, offer and purchase. Additionally, boat service providers and owners needing repairs find each other in the Boat Assist Technical Services Marketplace. We sell marketing and lead generation packages to boat sellers and service providers. We also sell virtual exhibition space to boat owners and industry exhibitors. Apply Now

A classic gentleman's yacht, a great project boat pending contract - Basco Boating News - Written by William Schick < Back Share Pending Contract: 1975 Jongert Trewes Ketch 59' Boat for Sale in Singapore William Schick Apr 8, 2022 A classic gentleman's yacht, a great project boat pending contract Another new to the market boat sells quickly. Asking Price USD90k, sale price confidential. This boat has been in the family for more than 20 years. Much loved with about $100k of hull work undertaken on this steel sail boat, she's ready for a new owner. A classic gentleman's boat it would make a great liveaboard as well. No subject to conditions on this one because it was sold as-is-where-is with exceptional boat buying value obtained, due to the owner wanting to move on and the price the boat was secured for. Contact William Schick for more boat details, we have a almost exact boat available in Batam, Indonesia, see more details HERE Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

Let’s look at some risks that you might face in your boat buying journey and how to overcome them - Basco Boating News - Written by Aziza Ahmed < Back Share Is there any easy way to avoid boat buying risks? Aziza Ahmed Sep 11, 2022 Let’s look at some risks that you might face in your boat buying journey and how to overcome them Apart from not buying on in the first place, yes that is the only way to avoid boat buying risk! But let's consider that buying a boat is a huge decision. If you're thinking about buying one, the first question that hits your mind is "How will I avoid boat buying risks?" While there are many factors to consider when it comes to buying a boat, having the right skills and knowledge can help you avoid many of those risks. Let’s look at some risks that you might face in your boat buying journey and how to overcome them. - Buying a wrong boat Buyer's remorse is a common phenomenon that can occur when you buy a boat. You might feel regret or sorrow if you bought the wrong boat, or if your purchase didn't live up to your expectations. To avoid this risk in your boat purchase: Know what kind of vessel you want before deciding where and how much money will be spent on it (i.e., budget). If there are several options from which to choose, research them thoroughly so that there are no surprises when it comes time for signing papers and handing over cash at closing on your new vessel - A lack of experience in dealing with marine insurance policies You need to understand what type of insurance is needed for your particular type of vessel, how it works and how much it costs so that you will be able to make an informed decision about whether or not getting this kind of coverage is right for you and/or your family members who might want such protection too! - Not getting the survey A survey will tell you if the boat is in good condition, whether there are any major problems and if it has been modified. It’s also the only way to know what kind of engine your new boat has, which can make a big difference when buying it because the engines are expensive! - Underestimating the importance of boat operation experience The next thing you should consider is the importance of engine knowledge. While you might think that just knowing how to drive a boat will be enough, this is not always true. You need to know how to operate your boat in order to avoid any trouble on the water. The same goes for operational experience—you want someone who has been around boats their whole lives and knows exactly what it takes to make sure everything works properly and efficiently so that nothing goes wrong during transport or use (and there's no reason why it should). - No test drive or sea trial The most important thing to do is take your boat out and see how it handles in open water. If you're unsure about the boat's seaworthiness, ask a marina if they can help you test it. They may be able to provide access to some of their docks or moorings, which will allow you to put the boat in motion without risking any damage or injury from hitting rocks or other boats. I hope you’ve found this information helpful and will take the time to do your homework before buying a boat. I want to make sure you have all the information necessary to make a well-informed decision on buying a boat. And if you don’t want to do this homework. Maybe then you need to read THIS . In this blog, you’ll find an amazing framework that helps you to avoid boat buying risk in THE easiest way. Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

In this blog post, you’ll discover the key benefits of marina membership, including reduced berthing rates and access to premium amenities. You'll also learn what non-members can expect when docking at a marina and why membership might still be the better choice. - Basco Boating News - Written by Aziza | BASCO Team < Back Share Is Marina Membership Worth It for Boat Owners? Aziza | BASCO Team Dec 30, 2024 In this blog post, you’ll discover the key benefits of marina membership, including reduced berthing rates and access to premium amenities. You'll also learn what non-members can expect when docking at a marina and why membership might still be the better choice. When it comes to owning a boat, one of the biggest decisions you’ll face is where to dock it. Marinas are the most common place to keep your boat, but should you buy a marina membership? What exactly do you get for your money, and is it really worth the investment? In this blog post, you’ll discover the key benefits of marina membership, including reduced berthing rates and access to premium amenities. You'll also learn what non-members can expect when docking at a marina and why membership might still be the better choice. The Benefits of Marina Membership Marina membership often comes with a host of perks that make the experience of owning a boat much more convenient and enjoyable. One of the main advantages is reduced rates for berthing . Instead of paying a standard rate each time you dock, members usually get discounted fees. This can add up over time, especially if you're someone who docks regularly. Beyond just berthing, marina members often gain access to exclusive services and amenities that non-members don’t get. For example, if you’re a member of a high-end marina like One15, you might get access to luxury facilities such as swimming pools, tennis courts, and a wide range of restaurants . These amenities make marinas not just places to dock your boat, but lifestyle destinations. For those who enjoy socializing and relaxation, marinas with these types of features can feel like a country club. Members also typically enjoy priority when it comes to berth allocation and boat maintenance services . This means that if you’re a frequent boater, you’ll likely have more flexibility in securing a spot when you need it, and you’ll get top-notch maintenance services that are hard to beat. Then What About Non-Members? On the other hand, non-members can still dock their boats at most marinas, but they usually have to pay a yearly or monthly fee for their berth. While this might seem like an easy option for those who don’t boat often, the service offering tends to be more limited. Non-members generally don’t get the luxury services and amenities that members do. They’re typically limited to basic facilities, and you won’t have the same level of access or flexibility when it comes to maintenance and berth allocation. Some marinas provide basic amenities like showers and restrooms. However, if you’re looking for extras like a nice meal, tennis courts, or the assurance that your boat gets top-quality maintenance, a membership can make a big difference. So, is marina membership worth it? If you’re a passionate boater or plan to use your boat regularly, a membership can be a wise investment. The reduced rates, priority berthing, and access to premium amenities make it easier to enjoy your time on the water. And for those who value convenience and luxury, membership often brings more than just a place to park your boat. And if you don’t use your boat frequently or prefer a no-commitment approach, paying as you go might be the right choice. But remember, you may miss out on the additional perks that come with membership. At the end of the day, it comes down to how much you plan to use your boat and what kind of experience you’re hoping for. Whether you're a member or a non-member, a marina is the perfect place to ensure your boat is safely docked and ready for your next adventure. Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

The debut in Cannes highlighted Azimut’s continued focus on combining design innovation with sustainable technology. - Basco Boating News - Written by Aziza | BASCO Team < Back Share Azimut Launches the First Unit of Grande 30M Aziza | BASCO Team Sep 18, 2025 The debut in Cannes highlighted Azimut’s continued focus on combining design innovation with sustainable technology. Azimut has officially launched the first unit of the Grande 30M , the latest model in its Grande Series, at the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival. The unveiling drew significant attention from the international yachting community, marking an important step forward for the brand. The yacht was designed by Alberto Mancini for its exterior lines, with interiors developed by m2atelier. This is the first collaboration between the two design names and introduces the Barefoot Luxury concept for Azimut, reflecting a new lifestyle vision for owners who value authenticity and informality on board. From a technical perspective, the Grande 30M is the first yacht to feature the new mtu propulsion system from Rolls-Royce, paired with mtu engines and POD solutions. This setup increases efficiency by 15% compared to traditional shaft line systems, helping to lower both fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions. The debut in Cannes highlighted Azimut’s continued focus on combining design innovation with sustainable technology. With the Grande 30M , the shipyard strengthens its position as a leader in creating modern yachts that balance performance, efficiency, and luxury. News Source: Azimut Official Website Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

This is one of our favorite boats, and we know you'll love it as much as we do. She is one of the leading and highly popular sailing boat brands. - Basco Boating News - Written by Aziza Ahmed < Back Share New Listing Alert! 2005 Beneteau Oceanis 473 sailing boat for sale Aziza Ahmed Sep 22, 2022 This is one of our favorite boats, and we know you'll love it as much as we do. She is one of the leading and highly popular sailing boat brands. We're so excited to announce the listing of a 2005 Beneteau Oceanis 473 sailing boat. This is one of our favorite boats, and we know you'll love it as much as we do. She is one of the leading and highly popular sailing boat brands. Built in 2005 this Oceanis 473 has only 2 owners since new, the first owner is one of BASCO's long standing clients and friend, and he sold this lovely boat to the existing owner approximately 10 years ago. The 2005 Beneteau Oceanis 473 Sailing Boat The 2005 Beneteau Oceanis 473 Sailing Boat is an ideal family cruising yacht. She is well-maintained, comfortable and ideal for sailing with family and friends. Whether venturing across oceans or short day trips, this elegant design will reduce your stress level to a minimum and leave you feeling at ease. Let the small world be your oyster! Year Built - 2005 Make - Beneteau Model - Oceanis 473 Hull - Fiberglass Length - 47.00 ft Beam - 14 ft Draft - 6.8 ft Flag - Singapore So, if you're on the look out for a 45+ sailing boat with impeccable brand credentials, do contact us for more information. Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

Navigating Luxury Waters: Explore the Elegance of Eight Exceptional Boats Ready for New Ownership! - Basco Boating News - Written by Jobayer - BASCO Team < Back Share Eight Spectacular Boats Awaiting New Owners This Month Jobayer - BASCO Team Nov 12, 2023 Navigating Luxury Waters: Explore the Elegance of Eight Exceptional Boats Ready for New Ownership! 🚤 Exciting News for Boat Enthusiasts! 🌊 Ahoy, maritime aficionados! We're thrilled to announce the launch of our latest blog post, " Eight Spectacular Boats Awaiting New Owners This Month ." Dive into a sea of possibilities as we showcase a curated collection of the most magnificent vessels currently on the market. From sleek yachts to sturdy sailboats, our blog explores the features and amenities that make each boat a nautical dream. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a first-time boat buyer, this post is your compass to discover the perfect vessel to set sail on your next adventure. Get ready to explore cutting-edge designs, advanced technology, and luxurious interiors that redefine the boating experience. Each boat has a unique story to tell, waiting for the right captain to steer its course. Don't miss out on the opportunity to be the proud owner of one of these maritime marvels! Embark on a journey through our blog and set your sights on the open waters with "Eight Spectacular Boats Awaiting New Owners This Month." 🌊⚓ Check it out now and let the maritime dreams set sail! https://basco.asia/eight-spectacular-boats-awaiting-new-owners-this-month/ Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

Boat Buying Confidence and Clarity to Pick the Right Boat at the Right Price, Without Making a Costly Mistake - Basco Boating News - Written by Dione Schick < Back Share 3 Things Everyone MUST Do To Transform Their Lives With Boating, creating memories of a lifetime on the water with friends and family Dione Schick Apr 8, 2022 Boat Buying Confidence and Clarity to Pick the Right Boat at the Right Price, Without Making a Costly Mistake Did you know that there are three, and only THREE CORE THINGS you must have in place to increase your Boat Buying Confidence and ultimately transform your life with boating - like we did as first-time boaters not so long ago, creating memories of a lifetime on the water with friends and family? I know it sounds weird, but after working with countless clients - I can tell you with zero doubt you need all three of these elements! (In fact, even if you dismiss my results and those of my clients, you’d be hard-pressed to find any successful Boat Buyers, Boat Searchers, or First-Time Boaters on the planet that didn't have these three things in place…) “So what are they?!” The good news is the “big 3 elements” are actually pretty simple (maybe not easy but simple nonetheless)... One: Commitment This might sound superficial but you have to be absolutely, 100% committed to doing what it takes right now to reach your Boating Lifestyle goals so you can transform your life, creating memories of a lifetime on the water with friends and family. This may sound too direct but 90% of folks simply either don’t take action or quit too easily along the way at the first sign of friction. And the ground-breaking research undertaken in 2017 by industry association, Grow Boating, confirms this fact! I have seen folks “say” they want it, people claim they’re serious, and countless others talk about their “big plans” to enjoy life on the water, creating memories of a lifetime with friends and family but really only a small fraction of folks have the commitment to actually make it happen and see things through... Two: Clarity Even committed and ultra-driven First-Time Boaters and Boat Buyers need CLARITY to achieve results. You can call it what you want: a roadmap, recipe, game plan or blueprint, but you have to follow a proven and easy-to-follow plan if you want to get from “Point A” (poor Boat Buying Confidence) to “Point B” (crushing your Boating goals!) In fact, this is why many fail- spending hours, days, weeks, months, and, yes YEARS searching, clicking, consuming content, buying every boat course, reading every boat blog, and listening to every boat video on Youtube…. This is the problem - no clear path! Time is our most precious asset and we believe every moment you invest toward realizing your Boat Buying goals should be spent making progress, knowing exactly what you should be doing next and exactly how to do it! This brings me to element Number Three: Three: Confidence This is where the rubber meets the road! The third essential element that virtually everyone must have in place in order to rapidly increase their Boat Buying Success and ultimately buy the right boat at the right price so you can get on the water with family and friends, is confidence! Not confidence in yourself necessarily, but 100% confidence in the fact that you are getting the support (straight forward, honest, impartial, objective) from a trusted expert who has the experience and boating skills to partner with you, help you get “unstuck” and keep you moving forward until you achieve your boating goals. And, you will get stuck! The research confirms it! You can have all the commitment and motivation in the world, a super clear path/roadmap to follow but you also need complete confidence in who you choose to work with along the way. Speaking of which - If you want to learn more about how our Blueprint to Unlocking Boat Ownership Secrets can help you increase your Boat Buying Confidence fast, with little to no stress, frustration, or wasted time, click here for the next step: www.newtoboating.com If you've been struggling to understand the boat market and the non-transparent boat prices, or to find accurate and complete boat cost information or, to pick the boat you want to buy at the price you’re willing to pay, then sign up here now and get started. If you want to understand the boat market & boat ownership like a boat boss, but don’t know where to start and if any of these first-time boat buyer challenges ring true with you, click here for the answers www.newtoboating.com Talk Soon, -- Dione Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

Australia’s biggest maritime project under review, plus updates from the Dragon Worlds and Cannes Yachting Festival. - Basco Boating News - Written by Aziza | BASCO Team < Back Share Friday’s BASCO Blurb: Dragon Worlds, Price Drops & Secrets of Boat Anchors Aziza | BASCO Team Aug 15, 2025 Australia’s biggest maritime project under review, plus updates from the Dragon Worlds and Cannes Yachting Festival. Love boating? Get your weekly dose! Sign up now for your FREE lifetime access by using THIS LINK to Boat Guru Marketplace AND be notified when all the AWESOME best stuff goes on sale Do you know the longest non-stop sea voyage in history? Reid Stowe set the record aboard his schooner, Anne. He started in 2007 with a companion for 306 days, then sailed alone for 846 days, returning in 2010. He survived using stored food, rainwater, fishing, and a small onboard garden. This is the longest continuous voyage at sea without resupply. It’s a mind-blowing testament to planning, perseverance, and human endurance . Next time you’re on a boat, remember, some sailors really take “lost at sea” to a whole new level! Here’s what you’ll find in the newsletter: Dragon World Championship 2026 in Hong Kong Why Australia’s Biggest Maritime Project Is Under Investigation A New Name Turns Heads at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2025 What is the best hull material for a houseboat? The Little-Known History Of Boat Anchors Looking for boat insurance? Price Reduced: 1994 Maxi Yachts Mixer EC Sailboat Wanted to Buy: 60' or larger Princess, Sunseeker or similar Boat Sold: 2008 Meridian 341 Sedan Flybridge Powerboat 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. Come on Board! Connect Dragon World Championship 2026 in Hong Kong In November 2026, Hong Kong will welcome sailors from around the globe for the Dragon World Championship. Scheduled from 21 to 29 November, this will be the first time the event is staged in Asia, marking a new chapter for the class. Over 1,400 of these boats are sailed worldwide. Their main event, the World Championship, is held every two years Read More Why Australia’s Biggest Maritime Project Is Under Investigation When the Darwin Ship Lift was first proposed, it was introduced as a $100 million investment in Australia’s maritime capabilities. Today, it’s back in the spotlight and it is not for its construction progress, but for the rising costs and the government’s decision to review how the project is unfolding. Sitting on Darwin Harbour’s East Arm, the ship lift promises to handle vessels up to 5,500 tonnes. Read More A New Name Turns Heads at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2025 Turkish yacht brand AIATA will make its debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2025. The company operates under the Anadolu Group, a major Turkish conglomerate with a broad business portfolio. This background provides AIATA with a strong platform as it enters the global marine industry. Read More Advise What is the best hull material for a houseboat? Houseboats are becoming increasingly popular as more people look for unique and adventurous ways to enjoy life on the water. Houseboats provide the perfect opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy the tranquility of the water. However, choosing the right hull material for your houseboat is a critical decision that you must make. Read more The Little-Known History Of Boat Anchors Have you ever wondered about the history of boat anchors? The name is pretty self-explanatory, but many people might not know much more about them than that. Sure, they keep a boat from floating away when it’s at anchor. This blog will teach you everything you need to know about the history and types of boat anchors Read more Looking for boat insurance? Owning a boat brings endless joy and adventure, but it also comes with its fair share of risks. Whether it's unforeseen accidents or unpredictable weather, being caught without proper boat insurance could lead to significant financial losses. Even more concerning, third-party damages and environmental costs can be devastating. Read more Trade 1994 Maxi Yachts Mixer EC Sailboat The price on this 1994 Maxi Yachts Mixer EC Sailboat has just been dropped, making it one of the most affordable ways to step into the boating world. She’s a hands-on project, which means you can put your own stamp on her and add value through restoration. Schedule a viewing and see the potential for yourself. Click here for more details Wanted to Buy: 60' or larger Princess, Sunseeker or similar A motivated buyer is looking for a 2019 or newer motor yacht, 60’ or larger, from Princess, Sunseeker, or similar brands. The budget is up to USD 2 million, and the preferred location is Asia Pacific. Have a match? Please reach out with full specs, photos, and asking price. We welcome inquiries from owners, captains, or agents with a suitable boat for this buyer. Fill the form here to get in touch. Boat Sold: 2008 Meridian 341 Sedan Flybridge Powerboat Congratulations to the new owner of the 2008 Meridian 341! Wishing you many unforgettable adventures on the water. If you’re a boat owner thinking about selling, we’re open to helping you. We can guide you through the process and help get your boat sold in around 3 months. Interested? Book your FREE discovery call! Thanks for reading this week’s update. Remember, we’re here to help you make the most of your boating journey. Easy Ways to Get in Touch 1. Need more info? Click the button above to send an info request 2. WhatsApp us on +65 9859 1244 (SG) +65 9155 4060 (SG) +61 (0) 458 356 993 (AU) 3. Live Chat with Us! at the Yellow Chat Box to the bottom right. Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

BASCO announces the re-start of their in-person networking events - Basco Boating News - Written by Aziza Ahmed < Back Share Singapore Boat Lovers Networking Event is Relaunched Aziza Ahmed Feb 25, 2022 BASCO announces the re-start of their in-person networking events Sentosa Cove, Singapore — 18 February 2022 — BASCO Boating, a trusted online boating marketplace and top independent boating consultancy based in Asia, has re-launched the Singapore BASCO Connect Networking event to welcome new members to boating, connect like-minded individuals who are passionate about the boating lifestyle and to introduce new boaters and expat boaters to the joys of boating in Asia. William Schick, Co-Founder & Managing Director of BASCO is excited to restart the new normal with networking and get-together events post-pandemic. He says: “Ever since the outbreak of the virus, we have had to build a whole new way of interacting. We were forced to abandon our face-to-face social circles. Now it’s time to go back to normal life, although the boating normal has of course changed forever due to the fast-track of online buying and selling of boats, the increased global demand, and inventory shortages, however, networking has its own importance. BASCO Connect is dedicated to bringing the boating community together with free events, partner collaboration & lifestyle. In short, a networking event that brings together professionals and boating enthusiasts who share a passion for boating lifestyle.” The Singapore networking event, is a chance to explore and connect with key figures in boating circles, discover boating trends, and experience the boating environment with the on-water Boater’s Bar, and to meet like-minded boat enthusiasts. Also, every month at the BASCO Connect Networking Event, a Boat Guru, either an established boat owner, a service provider or our own in-house BASCO Boat Guru’s, will discuss boating trends and new innovations. The BASCO Connect Networking Event will be held on the first Thursday of every month from 6:30 - 07:30 p.m. at The Boater’s Bar, One Degree 15 Marina Club, 11 Cove Drive, Sentosa Cove, Singapore 098497. The first drink is complimentary for new members. For more information or to register, Click here About BASCO ® : BASCO is the most reliable and effective boating platform in Asia-Pacific. We strive to address issues faced by the boating community in the traditional boat brokerage by investing our time to understand our customers and their needs so as to provide accurate information and present our best practices to help them achieve their innermost dreams about life at sea. BASCO has three divisions. BASCO Connect is dedicated to bringing people in the boating community together. Our community hosts a range of free events to network, connect and expand the boating community and to share the joys and pleasures of the boating lifestyle. BASCO Advise is dedicated to imparting knowledge about boating and boats. We advise First-Time Boaters about the risks and costs of owning and operating a boat. We advise the Boat Boss® who wants to upgrade, maintain, or sell their boats. We consult on new boats. BASCO Trade is dedicated to facilitating a simpler and easier buying and selling process. With our Online Boat Shows™, our Boat Guru® Marketplace and Boat Guru® Maintenance. These three divisions mean BASCO Boating is the most reliable and effective boating platform in Asia-Pacific. To learn more, visit: https://bascoboating.com/ or connect on https://www.facebook.com/BASCO.ASIA/ Media contact information William Schick, Managing Director, BASCO. support@BASCOboating.com Tel: +65 9155 4060. Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

Northumbria holds the inspiring tale of Grace Darling, a local heroine who risked her life in a raging storm to rescue shipwrecked sailors off the Farne Islands in the early 19th century. Few will recall the distinctive features of Grace’s wooden boat, which is now housed at her namesake museum in the village of Bamburgh, with its broad sides, flat bottom and high bow. - Basco Boating News - Written by BASCO Team < Back Share The Story of Grace Darling and her Coble Boat BASCO Team Feb 5, 2023 Northumbria holds the inspiring tale of Grace Darling, a local heroine who risked her life in a raging storm to rescue shipwrecked sailors off the Farne Islands in the early 19th century. Few will recall the distinctive features of Grace’s wooden boat, which is now housed at her namesake museum in the village of Bamburgh, with its broad sides, flat bottom and high bow. Northumbria holds the inspiring tale of Grace Darling, a local heroine who risked her life in a raging storm to rescue shipwrecked sailors off the Farne Islands in the early 19th century. Few will recall the distinctive features of Grace’s wooden boat, which is now housed at her namesake museum in the village of Bamburgh, with its broad sides, flat bottom and high bow. But only some people will know that her boat was a coble – a vessel peculiar to the northeast and one that is disappearing. The coble boat is a type of fishing boat traditionally used in the North East of England. It is a small, open boat with a flat bottom and high sides, designed for fishing in shallow waters. The distinctive shape of the boat — flat-bottomed and high-bowed — arose to cope with the particular conditions prevalent in this area. Flat bottoms allowed launching from and landing upon shallow, sandy beaches; an advantage in this part of the coast where the wide bays and inlets provided little shelter from stormy weather. However, fishermen required high bows to sail in the dangerous North Sea and in particular to launch into the surf and to land on the beaches. The design contains relics of Norse influence, though in the main it shows Dutch origin. The coble is usually propelled by a sail or oars and has a small cabin or shelter for the fishermen. In modern times, Cobles generally use diesel engines, removing the need for the distinctively shaped lug sail. The modern cobles often have a small wheelhouse forward, perhaps a half deck to shelter the engine, and gantries to support line haulers; both possible because there is now no sailing gear. That’s all for today! If you have any questions about Coble, please let us know. P.S. If you don't know what's going on in the boating world, you'll be at the mercy of wheeler-dealers who want to take advantage of you. You need to understand the boat market and boat ownership like a boat boss. Click here to unlock boat ownership secrets and get on the water with friends and family. Media Gallery ← Previous Next →

From inland waterways to the high seas, go wherever your sense of adventure takes you. Once your boating journey begins, the world is yours to own. - Basco Boating News - Written by Aziza Ahmed < Back Share Adventure Boating and Racing: Where to do it, How to do it, or Should you do it! Aziza Ahmed Oct 13, 2022 From inland waterways to the high seas, go wherever your sense of adventure takes you. Once your boating journey begins, the world is yours to own. Adventure boating and racing can be expensive, dangerous, and hard to get involved with—but that doesn't mean you can't do it. Where can we do adventure boating in Asia? Learn all you need to know about adventure boating at the Boat Buyer Expo, Register for free>>> https://bit.ly/3aF5AG5 Media Gallery ← Previous Next →