Raffles Marina

Raffles Marina is a waterfront yacht marina located at 10 Tuas West Drive in the Tuas planning area at Singapore's western tip, overlooking the Johor Strait and Tuas Second Link. Opened in 1994 on reclaimed land, it offers over 300 berths, a private lighthouse, clubhouse, hotel and dining facilities. Notable for its sunset views, yachting services and as Singapore's only marina with a private lighthouse, it serves both members and public visitors.

Visitors can expect a tranquil waterfront marina setting with moored yachts, a clubhouse, promenade and Singapore's only private lighthouse. The site offers open views across the Johor Strait toward Malaysia and the Tuas Second Link, waterfront restaurants and bars, hotel accommodation, and landscaped grounds. Public areas include the promenade, dining outlets and lighthouse viewpoint, while berths and pontoons are restricted to members and berth holders.

Developed on reclaimed land at Singapore's westernmost point and opened in 1994, Raffles Marina was established as a premier yachting and boating hub. It is distinguished by the Raffles Marina Lighthouse, built as a private navigational aid and landmark, the only lighthouse in Singapore not operated by the Maritime and Port Authority.

Represents Singapore's modern maritime leisure culture and international yachting community, serving as a social and recreational hub for local and visiting boaters with clubhouse traditions, waterfront dining and sailing events.