Here is a great place to have some time away from the rush of the city. Takes a bit to get to but a nice natural environment that is being looked after and not considered by most. Hire a decent bike take some snacks and...More
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Here is a great place to have some time away from the rush of the city. Takes a bit to get to but a nice natural environment that is being looked after and not considered by most. Hire a decent bike take some snacks and...More
This is a nice place to visit if you want to see a calmer side of busy and commercial Singapore. There is a nice 15 minute boat trip to get there. Board next to Changi Village (which you can reach from Tampines West MRT station,...More
We followed the advice from the posts on Trip Adviser and it was very straight forward and easy. We opted for the $8 taxi ride from Pasar Riss MRT to the Changi wharf. The setting is quaint and reminiscent of many parts of Asia 50...More
Pulau Ubin is an absolute must visit for anyone in Singapore. As all the reviews indicate take the ferry to the island and let your day of fun begin. Riding a bike around the island is the best way to travel and for you to...More
It's a small gem of a place. Best to visit from the morning - around 9am perhaps - to take advantage of your whole day there. Take your time to explore on foot but be careful of the monkeys and boars.
Pulau Ubin is a small island just off Changi Village.It is part of Singapore but is purposely kept as rural as possible. To get there, you either get a taxi to the harbour or go to Pasir Ris train station or one of the other...More
After the pristine modern Singapore city this place may be a bit of a culture shock! It's very basic, very rural, and very poor. Hire bikes and explore the many cycling tracks, but don't expect too much from the bikes, they're old, rusty and in...More
Wondering how to get to Palau Ubin? We bought a 3 day pass and hopped on the Subway at the Chinatown station. Later, we transferred to a city bus travelling through the city’s neat suburbs, past the enormous prison, and sprawling military complex. Upon arrival...More
On recent trip to Singapore, decided to spend last day to visit Pulau. Ferry ride is pretty funny. After a whole month spent in Australia were security is master of any plan, getting on a 3$ ride on these boats would make anyone there have...More
1. Came here during the weekday, which was great, as I was told by the bicycle shop owner that it is normally very crowded during weekends, and streets will be filled with cyclists. 2. Rented a mountain bike with helmet for $20 for whole day...More