Nirup Island Yacht Charter from Singapore
A private international crossing from ONE°15 Marina Sentosa Cove to Nirup Island and The Westin Nirup Resort — with immigration handled directly at the marina, the first in Singapore with a dedicated CIQ facility.
CrossingAbout 1–1.5 hrs · 8 nautical miles
Guests6–10 per yacht
ExampleFrom S$1,000 per guest · 3-day round trip
DepartureONE°15 Marina, Sentosa Cove
International crossing — passports required. Guest details are needed in advance for the immigration manifest, and every voyage is subject to clearance and weather. We handle the paperwork; you bring the passport.
Why Go by Private Yacht
- Immigration at your home port. ONE°15 was the first marina in Singapore with a dedicated CIQ facility — customs, immigration and quarantine — on site. You clear exit and entry steps from the same pontoon you board at, not at a crowded ferry terminal.
- On your dates, not the timetable's. The public ferry runs on limited days, so your trip bends around its schedule. ONE LOTUS sails when your itinerary says so — no terminal, no queue, no transfers.
- Your yacht waits at the island. International manifest rules mean the same vessel and crew make the round trip — so while you stay at The Westin, ONE LOTUS stays berthed at Nirup. Your ride home is never a timetable; it is moored a short walk from your villa.
What a 3-Day Trip Looks Like
- Day 1 — The crossing. Board at ONE°15, complete clearance at the marina, and cross to Nirup. By the time the city fades, the resort's jetty is already in view. Check in at The Westin; the yacht settles into her berth.
- Day 2 — The island. Villas with private pools, Heavenly Spa, quiet beaches. The yacht is moments away if you fancy an hour on the water.
- Day 3 — The slow return. A morning at leisure, then the short cruise home. Clearance is completed back at ONE°15 — you step off the boat already in Singapore.
A hassle-free journey, with immigration formalities handled directly at the marina.
Pricing — A Worked Example
| Example itinerary | Guide price |
|---|
| 3 days / 2 nights — round trip, one yacht, 6–10 guests | From S$1,000 per guest |
Minimum 6 guests — from S$6,000 per yacht. This covers the yacht charter only; accommodation at The Westin Nirup Resort is booked separately (see below). Every Nirup itinerary is quoted individually — dates, group size and arrangements all move the number. Treat this as a worked example, not a rate card.
Included
- The yacht, captain and crew for all 3 days
- International clearance and agent handling
- Berthing at Nirup for the duration
- Immigration processing at ONE°15
- Fuel
Not included
- Indonesian e-VOA — approximately S$41 per person
- Accommodation at The Westin Nirup Resort
- Food and drinks onboard
How Booking Works
- 1. Tell us your dates and group. On WhatsApp or through the booking page — we'll confirm availability and quote your itinerary.
- 2. Confirm and share guest details. Passports and guest information go onto the immigration manifest; we arrange clearance, the agent and the resort-side details.
- 3. Board at Sentosa Cove. Paperwork done, lines cast off — the rest is time on the water.
Questions, Answered
- Can we do Nirup Island as a day trip?
- A day trip may be possible depending on schedule, clearance timing, sea conditions and marina availability. For Nirup we usually recommend an overnight or 2-night plan, so the crossing, the resort and the return clearance can all be enjoyed without watching the clock.
- Do we need a visa or e-VOA for Indonesia?
- Guests should check Indonesia's entry requirements for their own nationality before travel. As a guide, the Indonesian e-VOA is around S$41 per person, though requirements and fees can change with official updates. Passports are required for everyone onboard.
- How many guests can join?
- For international crossings the operating limit is 12 persons onboard including captain and crew — so ONE LOTUS takes up to 10 guests. For larger groups, we can arrange a two-yacht crossing with a trusted partner vessel.
- What happens if the weather turns?
- The captain makes the final safety call. If conditions make the crossing unsuitable, our weather policy applies and we work with you to reschedule within 90 days.
- How far in advance should we book?
- A few weeks ahead where possible. An international charter involves guest manifests, clearance arrangements and resort coordination — earlier confirmation gives more room to secure your preferred dates.
Plan Your Crossing
Tell us your dates — we'll bring the paperwork, the crew and the island.
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