Lazarus Island Yacht Charter

Drop anchor where the ferry cannot follow. Thirty-five minutes from Sentosa Cove, the water turns a different colour — and the horseshoe lagoon at Lazarus is yours for the day.

All prices are final — no GST, no hidden fees.

The Route

ONE LOTUS departs ONE°15 Marina at Sentosa Cove and crosses to the Southern Islands. Anchored off the Lazarus lagoon, you swim from the swim platform rather than queue for a jetty. Around you: the white-sand crescent of Lazarus Island, the coral waters of Sisters' Islands Marine Park — reopened in October 2024 — and the jungle walking trails of St John's Island, connected to Lazarus by a causeway.

What a Day Looks Like

• Cast off. Coffee on the flybridge as the city skyline slides past.
• Anchor in the lagoon. Paddleboards, kayak and the floating mat go in the water. Swim in shallow, clear water — water activities run until 7pm.
• Lunch onboard. Bring your own picnic (no corkage), or let the crew grill the MOKURIN BBQ & free-flow package — S$170 per guest, booked 5 days ahead.
• The slow ride home. Time the return for golden hour: the skyline at sunset is the finale, not the credits.

Ferry or Private Charter?

Public ferries do reach Lazarus, and for a solo beach walk they are the sensible choice. A private charter answers a different question: your own schedule, a boat to retreat to from the heat, bathrooms and showers, music you chose, and a lagoon anchorage no ferry timetable can offer. For a group, the maths gets friendly — 15 friends on a weekday is about S$126 each before food.

Charter Rates

Item	Rate
Weekday charter — 4 hours, up to 6 guests	S$988
Weekend & public holiday — 4 hours, up to 6 guests	S$1,288
Each additional guest (up to 33)	S$100
Extra hour	S$250

Minimum 4 hours — comfortable for the crossing plus a long swim. Full details on our private yacht charter page.

Questions, Answered

How long does it take to reach Lazarus Island by yacht?

30–35 minutes from ONE°15 Marina at Sentosa Cove. The crossing itself is part of the day — skyline first, then open water.

Can we swim at Lazarus Island?

Yes. The lagoon is shallow and clear, and paddleboards, kayak and a floating mat are included. Water activities run until 7pm for safety.

Is 4 hours enough for Lazarus?

Yes — the crossing is short, which leaves roughly 2.5–3 hours at anchor. Many groups add an hour (S$250) to stay for the sunset ride home.

Can we land on the island itself?

Yes, conditions permitting — the beach and the causeway walk to St John's are open to visitors. Most guests find the swim platform and lagoon anchorage are the highlight.

What does a Lazarus Island charter cost?

From S$988 on weekdays and S$1,288 on weekends and public holidays, for 4 hours with up to 6 guests; each additional guest is S$100. Captain, crew and fuel are included — no GST, no hidden fees.

Plan Your Charter

Tell us your date and group size — we'll take care of the rest.

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Looking for an international island escape instead? See the Nirup Island yacht charter — an international crossing with immigration handled at the marina.