Singapore Straits Regatta is one of Asia's premier regattas. The regatta coincides with the North-East Monsoon, providing excellent high performance racing conditions of steady breeze and great weather.

Sailability had initially started in Australia and US as a program for disabled people of all ages to learn sailing, with a larger aim of creating a global community of disabled sailors who would represent their countries in the sport. Singapore was one of the pioneer adoptees of the Sailability programme - at Changi Sailing Club.

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Tides are measured relative to a reference point known as 'Chart Datum'. Chart Datum is the lowest water level recorded over a fixed period (usually 18 years) at a particular point.

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The regatta has always attracted the cream of Singapore’s keelboat racing community.

They have sailing, dragonboating, kayaking, powerboating and windsurfing at the 7 outlets around the island.