National Sailing Centre

The National Sailing Centre in Singapore is a destination for sailing enthusiasts of all levels. As the national governing body for sailing activities in Singapore, SingaporeSailing is dedicated to bringing the joy of sailing to everyone, young and old. Whether you are a novice looking to learn the basics of sailing or a seasoned sailor aiming to improve your skills, the National Sailing Centre has something for you.

Sailing is not just a sport at the National Sailing Centre; it is a way of life. By championing environmental challenges and cultivating the next generation of Singapore's Ocean ambassadors, the Centre aims to inspire a love for the sport and the sea. With programmes designed for kids, adults, and aspiring sailing instructors, there is something for everyone at the National Sailing Centre.

For young novices, the Learn To Sail Kids programme is a fun and engaging way to introduce the sport of sailing and build confidence and awareness of the sailing environment. Adults can experience the purest form of being one with nature by harnessing the power of the wind in their sails. And for those who love sailing and want to inspire others, the Teach programme offers the opportunity to learn how to teach the sport and make a difference in the sailing community.

The National Sailing Centre hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including the Singapore Regatta, where sailors can showcase their skills and compete against the best in the region. With a focus on high performance policies, sailor rankings, and a clear pathway for advancement, the Centre is a hub for competitive sailing in Singapore.

Stay updated with the latest news and events from the National Sailing Centre by following SingaporeSailing on social media and subscribing to their newsletter. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a beginner looking to start your sailing adventure, the National Sailing Centre is the place to be for all things sailing in Singapore. Join us and become part of the vibrant sailing community at the National Sailing Centre.