anyone know of any boat coownership company?

reizone · Post by **reizone** » Wed, 21 May 2008 7:57 pm

Hey there,

I love boating but since I will not be here for long... does anyone know if there is a boat coownership broker in Singapore? I dont want to spurlge on a whole boat myself. ;p

thanks for any tips.

cheerio.

reizone · Post by **reizone** » Thu, 22 May 2008 11:08 pm

ok ok... I googled for "boat coownership" and found a company in Singapore that offers this... the rest are from Europe and Americas.

if anyone got any other referrals, please post here... I am dying to get to the sea. *cheaply*

NC30 · Post by **NC30** » Fri, 23 May 2008 4:56 pm

hello,
even if you would find a broker or a boat for rent,
you still need to have
a PPCDL [powered pleasure craft license] before you can go out to the waters around Singapore. Since Singapore don't recognise any foreign license!!!!

If you plan to follow the course, [ if you really want to go out on the water] than this would be the first step to take. After that there are still some possibilities to rent a boat.

hopes this helps,
regards,

reizone · Post by **reizone** » Sat, 24 May 2008 10:05 pm

NC30 wrote:hello,
even if you would find a broker or a boat for rent,
you still need to have
a PPCDL [powered pleasure craft license] before you can go out to the waters around Singapore. Since Singapore don't recognise any foreign license!!!!

If you plan to follow the course, [ if you really want to go out on the water] than this would be the first step to take. After that there are still some possibilities to rent a boat.

hopes this helps,
regards,

Oh. darn. I thought it would be the same like a driver's license.
How much does a PPCDL course cost?
How long does it take?

any URLs for more details?

a gazillion thanks for this "enlightenment".

NC30 · Post by **NC30** » Fri, 06 Jun 2008 1:58 pm

Hey, hello,

sorry it took so long, but was quite busy.

Since i just passed for the PPCDL practical test on 31 may, i can tell you its not so easy.
Now to start you would need to take some lessons wich are about 350SGD, after that you can take the theoretical test wich will cost you 22 SGD, you will have 30 questions on computer class, and you need 26 right to pass, onces you passed you can subscribe for the practical test cost wich you have to do within 2 years.

For any further info:

Instructor Capt. Jon Lum: 97111411 [email protected]

Good Luck and regards,

Guy.
ps: if you contact capt Jon, say with my greetings, thanks.

korse52 · Post by **korse52** » Mon, 06 Jul 2009 4:30 pm

Hi reizone
Did u got your boat already? looking for people to build a coownership?

hamamatsu1999 · Post by **hamamatsu1999** » Mon, 06 Jul 2009 5:34 pm

Hi,

I have gotten my license sometime ago but not yet much of a chance to take a boat out to the sea. If anyone need a diver would like to be one.

The test for the license can be quite tricky, need a lot of luck too.

korse52 · Post by **korse52** » Mon, 06 Jul 2009 6:19 pm

Diver?? or Driver?
Do you have a boat or do you think of buying a boat?

easy2findme · Post by **easy2findme** » Wed, 08 Jul 2009 5:01 pm

Actually instead of owning a boat which comes with many fees like berthing, petrol and installment payments, why not just charter one for the occasional urge? You can get service/drivers without the hassle of having to sell your yacht when you leave the country. Don't even have to pass the PPCDL test.

It is unlike buying a car which you will use very often compared to a boat. There is a company Beaufort Five which might fulfill your needs. You can google them for the website.

Cheers

korse52 · Post by **korse52** » Wed, 08 Jul 2009 5:37 pm

thanks for your feedback. however I thinking of buying a boat and have my freedom and explore the waterways a bit.

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