Kayak Fishing Fever Singapore: 4-Hour Hobie Kayak Fishing Trip

kayak fishing fever pte ltd

4-Hour Kayak Fishing Tour to Hidden Spots

★ 3.9 (8) · from $116

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Prices and timetables checked 2026-10-17. I earn a commission on bookings made through the links on this page.

Kayak Fishing Fever Singapore is a four-hour guided fishing trip on pedal-driven Hobie kayaks that targets snapper, grouper and catfish around Singapore's coast. It costs $116 per person.

The operator, kayak fishing fever pte ltd, supplies the kayaks, tackle, life jacket and a fishing guide, and confirms the launch point by email or phone after you book. The map pin sits near Sentosa and the Southern Islands, though the real spot can differ. It is the most active of the fishing trips in Singapore I list.

The detail that changes the decision is the refund rule. The booking page offers free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead, but the listing's own notes also say "this tour is non-refundable". Those two statements conflict, and I would ask the operator in writing before paying. Start at the Harbour Advisor home page if you are still comparing boats.

What is Kayak Fishing Fever Singapore and what do you catch?

It is a four-hour outing where a guide leads small groups on Hobie kayaks to fishing spots and teaches casting, positioning and landing fish.

• Pedal drive - the MirageDrive pedals move the kayak hands-free, so both hands stay free for the rod.
• Target fish - the listing names snapper, grouper and catfish and promises no number.
• Tackle - Penn and Shimano rods and reels, bait and a guide are included.
• Photos - the guides take photos during the trip and share them afterwards.

A reviewer from 2023 says the group caught more than ten fish and an 8-year-old was delighted, while another wrote that the second visit used a different fishing spot. That second remark suggests the operator varies the location, which fits the changing launch point.

Where does the kayak trip start and how do you get there?

You get the launch point by contacting the operator after booking, because it changes with the day's plan.

1. Contact - the listing gives max@fever.sg and +65 8850 8501 for confirming the launch point.
2. Plan the transfer - the listing offers no transit route or pickup, so ask whether a station or car park is close to the launch.
3. Check the pin - the listing's map pin is only a starting guess, and the text says the launch point may be adjusted.

What is the route and where does the kayak fish?

The listing names no stops, only "hidden spots" along Singapore's coast, so the route depends on tide, weather and the guide's choice.

NParks says fishing is prohibited in Sisters' Islands Marine Park, which includes the western reefs of St John's Island and Pulau Tekukor, so an operator working the Southern Islands has to steer clear of it. Source: NParks, Sisters' Islands Marine Park.

How long is it and when does it run?

The trip lasts 4 hours, and the listing says to check availability for start times.

• Time of day - not stated; I will not guess at dawn or dusk sessions.
• Motion sickness - the listing advises taking tablets beforehand if you are prone to it.
• Weather - the listing states no storm policy, so ask what happens in thunder.

The Kayak Fishing Fever Singapore booking treats tips as an extra, so budget a little cash for your guide.

What is on board and what is included?

The booking includes the kayak, tackle, bait, guide, life jacket and a bottle of water; tips are extra.

How does it compare with the other fishing trips?

At $116 for four hours it costs the same as the shared yacht trip and a fraction of the private charters.

The yacht gives you a deck and a crew who handle the boat; the kayak gives you more control over the rod and the water but demands pedalling and balance.

What does a kayak fishing session involve, step by step?

The listing describes a guided sequence of paddling, instruction and fishing, so I read it as five stages even though it gives no timings.

1. Briefing - safety gear is fitted, including the life jacket, and the guide explains the pedal drive.
2. Transit - you pedal to the first spot while the guide shares stories about marine life and island history.
3. Casting and positioning - the guide teaches how to place the kayak and cast.
4. Fighting and landing - the guide shows how to bring tropical fish in safely.
5. Photos and return - the guides photograph guests and the group heads back to the launch.

Because the four hours include travelling between spots, the time in which a line is actually in the water is shorter than the headline duration. The listing does not split the hours, so ask how many spots are fished.

What should you ask the operator before booking?

Ask five questions by email, because the listing leaves each one open and the answers decide whether the trip suits you.

• Refund - is the booking refundable or not, given the conflicting wording?
• Launch - where is it, and is there a station or car park nearby?
• Age and fitness - what is the minimum age, and how much pedalling is expected?
• Weather - what happens in a thunderstorm?
• Catch - may you keep a fish, and who cleans it?

The phone number and email in the listing are the contact route; the kayak operator is a separate small business from the yacht operators on this site.

How is kayak fishing different from fishing on a yacht?

A kayak puts you at water level with no deck or crew, while a yacht gives you space, shade and a captain to find the fish.

Anyone who wants the yacht can read my page on the shared yacht fishing trip; the kayak page you are reading is for people who want to do the work themselves.

Is Kayak Fishing Fever Singapore worth it versus a yacht trip?

If you are fit and want to fight the fish from a low seat, I would book the kayak; if you want a deck and a toilet, I would book the yacht.

• Book the kayak if you want an active outing in a small group.
• Book the yacht if you are travelling with young children or want shade.
• Weigh the rating - 3.9/5 from 8 reviews includes a 2-star score, and the most recent dated review in the sample is from November 2024.

16.9 million international visitors arrived in Singapore in 2025, up 2.3% on 2024.

Despite those visitor numbers, this trip has only eight reviews, which tells me it runs with a small team and few seats, so book early.

When is the best time to go?

April and May had the calmest water in 2025, with mean daily maximum waves of 0.16 and 0.14 m, which suits a kayak best.

• Roughest - January at 0.44 m, when a low kayak feels every swell.
• Driest - June, with 12 days of 1 mm or more of rain.
• Heat - highs of 29.2 to 31.9 C; the listing asks for a hat, sunscreen, water and a change of clothes.

What do anglers say?

Reviewers praise the staff and the catch, and the weakest score came with no comment.

• Staff - three reviews call the staff kind and the advice helpful.
• Catch - one group reports more than ten fish, another caught a few kinds.
• Repeat visit - one reviewer was on a second trip.
• Weak point - one 2-star score with no text, and the sample is dated 2019 to 2024.

Who should skip it?

Skip it if you cannot pedal for several hours, dislike sun exposure, or need a refund guarantee.

• Mobility limits - the listing states no accessibility details.
• Small children - the listing gives no age limit, so ask the operator.
• Prefer a crew - choose the shared yacht trip or browse all boat tours in Singapore.

How do you book Kayak Fishing Fever Singapore?

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Sources: GetYourGuide listing (checked 2026-10-17); Open-Meteo archive and marine APIs; Nager.Date; NParks Sisters' Islands Marine Park; SingStat tourism data.