Singapore’s status as an island city-state makes it a premier destination for diverse water sports, ranging from high-tech “flying” boards to serene mangrove explorations. Whether you are looking for the adrenaline of a jet ski, E-Foil, Jetboard or the tranquility of a kayak, the local coastline and inland reservoirs offer the fun for every skill level.

The E-Foil Experience: “Flying” on Water

The eFoil (electric hydrofoil) is the newest sensation in Singapore’s water sports scene.

It uses an electric motor and a hydrofoil wing to lift the board out of the water, allowing riders to “fly” silently over the waves at speeds of up to 36 mph.

We are the only charter company with an E-foil onboard Yacht Helium without any additional charges. 

Best for those seeking a unique, low-impact but high-thrill adventure. 

No prior surfing experience is required; most beginners can find their balance and experience “flight” within their first lesson.

Kayaking: From Skyline Views to Mangrove Trails

Kayaking is Singapore’s most accessible and popular water sport, offering both recreational fun and serious fitness.

Be in touch with nature for a few hours of your day and relax away.

Adding on, listen to the quiet mangroves and the sound of the endangered straw headed bulbul.

Our private tour is the top choice for exploring untouched mangrove forests and spotting local wildlife like otters and eagles.

We also curate Team Building Kayaking Sessions for corporate companies in Singapore.

Jet Ski: Speed and Island Hopping

For raw power and speed, jet skiing provides an exhilarating way to explore Singapore’s Southern Islands.

Our jet ski experiences are guided for safety.

Jetboard: Motorised Surfing with Speed

Jetboarding is the ultimate high-speed alternative to traditional surfing,

allowing you to carve through the water at speeds of up to 65 km/h without needing a single wave.

Unlike an eFoil, which lifts you into the air,

a jetboard (or electric surfboard) skims directly on the water’s surface, providing a raw, responsive “motorcycle-on-water” sensation.