Set sail from Marina Bay for a private four-hour sunset dinner cruise to Lazarus Island, featuring optional guided fishing and a chef-prepared three-course meal with complimentary wine. Enjoy a quiet island stop and a glittering return past Singapore’s famous skyline.
Set sail from Marina Bay for a private four-hour sunset dinner cruise to Lazarus Island, featuring optional guided fishing and a chef-prepared three-course meal with complimentary wine. Enjoy a quiet island stop and a glittering return past Singapore’s famous skyline.
The yacht eases away from Marina Bay as the city lights begin to assert themselves, the skyline leaning forward as if to watch. Salt air and the faint hum of the engine set the tempo; crew members move with practiced calm while the horizon colors sharpen into a band of molten gold and slate.
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Operated by Yacht Rental Singapore | Wanderlust Adventures · Singapore, Singapore
The yacht eases away from Marina Bay as the city lights begin to assert themselves, the skyline leaning forward as if to watch. Salt air and the faint hum of the engine set the tempo; crew members move with practiced calm while the horizon colors sharpen into a band of molten gold and slate.
This four-hour private cruise pairs island time with urban theater: a short run to Lazarus Island for a shore pause and optional guided fishing, then a chef-prepared three-course dinner and a second sail along Marina Bay to view the Flyer and hotel towers illuminated. Lazarus Island is part of Singapore’s Southern Islands group — low-lying coralline and sedimentary outcrops that record sea-level shifts and coastal reclamation in the city-state’s history. The islands have served as small fishing outposts and quarantine grounds in earlier eras; today they offer quiet sandbanks and scrubby shorelines that contrast sharply with the glass-and-steel skyline.
Expect intimate service, a complimentary bottle of white wine, and the chance to have any caught fish barbecued into a bonus dish. The trip suits light activity levels but asks basic sea-smarts: stable footwear for moving on deck, sun protection, and attention during boarding. Favor late-afternoon bookings for the best sunset angle and check monsoon forecasts — Singapore’s weather can flip quickly.
Practical choices — confirm dietary needs, bring motion-sickness remedies if you’re susceptible, and keep identification handy for alcohol service. This cruise is designed for celebration: simple logistics, high-impact views, and a compact, memorable evening on the water.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires ability to step on/off a small yacht and stand on deck for short periods
Yes — bookings are for a private yacht experience for your party only, with a dedicated captain and crew.
Yes — guided fishing instruction is included as an option; any fish you catch can be cleaned and barbecued as a bonus dish.
Small pets under 6kg are permitted, but notify the operator in advance to confirm specifics and accommodate the vessel.
The operator cancels for unsafe weather; refunds are available for cancellations at least 24 hours prior, and same-day weather cancellations are typically refunded.
Lazarus Island is part of Singapore’s Southern Islands; the group has served varied roles from fishing landing sites to quarantine and military use, reflecting Singapore’s coastal development.
Visitors are asked to minimize plastic waste, avoid disturbing shorelines, and follow crew instructions to protect fragile intertidal zones and bird habitats.
Yacht Rental Singapore | Wanderlust Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




The yacht eases away from Marina Bay as the city lights begin to assert themselves, the skyline leaning forward as if to watch. Salt air and the faint hum of the engine set the tempo; crew members move with practiced calm while the horizon colors sharpen into a band of molten gold and slate.
The yacht eases away from Marina Bay as the city lights begin to assert themselves, the skyline leaning forward as if to watch. Salt air and the faint hum of the engine set the tempo; crew members move with practiced calm while the horizon colors sharpen into a band of molten gold and slate.
This four-hour private cruise pairs island time with urban theater: a short run to Lazarus Island for a shore pause and optional guided fishing, then a chef-prepared three-course dinner and a second sail along Marina Bay to view the Flyer and hotel towers illuminated. Lazarus Island is part of Singapore’s Southern Islands group — low-lying coralline and sedimentary outcrops that record sea-level shifts and coastal reclamation in the city-state’s history. The islands have served as small fishing outposts and quarantine grounds in earlier eras; today they offer quiet sandbanks and scrubby shorelines that contrast sharply with the glass-and-steel skyline.
Expect intimate service, a complimentary bottle of white wine, and the chance to have any caught fish barbecued into a bonus dish. The trip suits light activity levels but asks basic sea-smarts: stable footwear for moving on deck, sun protection, and attention during boarding. Favor late-afternoon bookings for the best sunset angle and check monsoon forecasts — Singapore’s weather can flip quickly.
Practical choices — confirm dietary needs, bring motion-sickness remedies if you’re susceptible, and keep identification handy for alcohol service. This cruise is designed for celebration: simple logistics, high-impact views, and a compact, memorable evening on the water.