Noname Power Catamaran

The water slide is what decides the shape of a day aboard Noname: it sends swimmers straight back into the sea, and it is part of a set of nine toys she carries. She is a 50ft (15m) power catamaran from Aquila, built in 2020.

Water toys

A jet ski is aboard for anyone who wants speed, while a kayak and a SUP board cover the slower end of the water. A towable banana and a donut give riders something to hold onto behind a boat, and there are inflatable toys, snorkelling gear and fishing gear as well. Her beach tender handles the trip ashore.

Where she cruises

Sentosa in Singapore is her home port, and she cruises the waters of Singapore and Malaysia, so a day afloat can stay close to home or cross to another coast.

Accommodation and crew

Two cabins sleep six guests overnight, and for a day charter she can carry up to twenty. Two crew run her, the boat and the toys both. Karaoke, video on demand and satellite television are aboard, with Wi-Fi and air conditioning, so there is a cool place to sit between swims.

Comfort under way

She cruises at twelve knots and holds sixteen in reserve, which is enough to shift from bay to bay without turning the move into an event; her busiest months are January, February, March and December.

Charter notes

Noname suits a family or a group of friends who judge a good day by the time spent in the water, and she is offered for day and half-day hire, so a group can choose how long they stay out.