Explore Fun Family-Friendly Activities at the Singapore Maritime Week 2026

Apr 06, 2026

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Discover Singapore’s maritime world through exciting tours, vessel visits, and family-friendly activities this April!

Venue: Marina South Pier
Date: 25-26 April 2026
Admission: Free with paid activities

If you’re planning a meaningful weekend with the kids, Singapore Maritime Week 2026 is worth adding to your list! Happening at Marina South Pier, this annual event brings together a series of public activities that let families explore Singapore’s maritime world in a fun and accessible way.

From getting up close to real vessels to enjoying simple kid-friendly activities and guided tours, it’s an easy way to turn learning into something your little ones will actually enjoy.

What to Look Forward to at the Singapore Maritime Week 2026

There will be plenty of activities where you can explore and gain deeper insights into the maritime world. Keep scrolling for more details of the maritime adventure!

Get Up Close to Real Vessels

One of the biggest highlights is the chance to get up close to a range of operational vessels.

From patrol boats to specialised crafts, you can take your family to take a closer look at these vessels and discover more about life at sea. It’s a great experience for children who are curious about ships, transport, or how things work beyond what they see in books.

Enjoy Fun Family-Friendly Activities

If you’re heading down with younger kids, there are also light, family-friendly activities to keep them entertained. Expect activities like face painting, caricature drawing, snack booths (including ice cream and fresh coconut drinks) and interactive stations. These offer a nice break in between exploring and make the overall experience more enjoyable for little ones.

Explore Singapore’s Maritime Story Together

Beyond the activities, you can also explore Singapore’s maritime journey through guided experiences. These include visits to the Maritime Gallery and themed trails that introduce both kids and adults to Singapore’s development as a global maritime hub—presented in a way that’s easy to follow and engaging.

You can also learn more about the maritime heritage by discovering the vital link between the maritime industry and what happen in our daily lives, see how Singapore continues to thrive as a global hub port.

Go on a Maritime Adventure with Sultan Shoal Lighthouse

For something a little different, consider signing up for the lighthouse tour. This guided experience brings you to Singapore’s southwestern islands, including a visit to the iconic Sultan Shoal Lighthouse. It’s a unique way to explore beyond the mainland while learning more about maritime heritage and sustainability.