The holidays are already here or just around the corner for most Singaporeans. Looking at the current situation, it is not 100% safe yet to travel overseas. However, if you are an adventurous person or someone who has no idea what to do this holiday, here are some suggestions we have got to offer. Included here are different types of activities ranging from exercising to exploring.
1) Zip Lining Across Bedok Reservoir With Forest Adventure
People of all ages will definitely enjoy a trip to Forest Adventure at Bedok Reservoir Park, especially for those who seek adventure. Forest Adventure offers a family-friendly treetop obstacle course that caters to different ages and heights. The facility is designed as such that it allows for greater independence for one to navigate most of the course on their own. For those who seek more adrenaline, there’s the Big Zip, which measure a whooping 300-metre zip-line, that will take the rider flying across the water of the reservoir.
Address: Bedok Reservoir Park, Singapore 470244
Opening Hours: Mon (9.30am – 2.00pm) | Tue – Fri (9.30am – 6.00pm) | Sat & Sun (9.30am – 6.30pm)
Website: https://forestadventure.com.sg/
2) Cycle Back To The Pre-Historic Era To Meet The Dinosaurs
Changi Airport has placed 20 life-sized dinosaurs in Singapore and they are hanging out in Jurassic Mile at Airport Boulevard. A huge Tyrannosaurus-Rex, gigantic dinosaur eggs and more displays can be seen across the 1km of cycling and jogging paths. You can arrive at Jurassic Mile by foot or cycling or see other ways of getting to the place here. However, we would suggest the scenic route by cycling from Hub & Spoke Cafe or from East Coast Park via the Changi Coastal Park Connector.
Address: From Hub & Spoke Cafe | 60 Airport Boulevard #01-T2S-02, Singapore Changi Airport, S(819643)
Opening Hours: 24/7 daily
3) Kayak Fishing Might Be the One You Need With Fever SG
Those who have went fishing before will know that popular places such as Bedok Jetty can be crowded during the holiday season. By kayaking, you can fish in the middle of nowhere without much competition. Kayak Fishing Fever offers three different types of itineraries:
- The Playground (2 – 4km),
- Big Boat Small Boat (3 – 5km)
- Island Hopper (7 – 10km).
Put your fishing skills to the test but do note that fishes that are caught during the tours will be released back into the ocean as it is part of the company’s catch-and-release practice.
Singapore Wake Park is the only place in Singapore which allows you to cable-ski. Located at Singapore East Coast Park, it ensures that both beginners and experienced riders will have a safe environment to get their adrenaline fix. The park promises all level of fun and challenges. It has three cable-systems which caters to the experienced, intermediate and novice riders. Additionally, since the park is located at East Coast Park, you can head down to one of the many dining options around the area after a wild and wet time.
Address: 1206A ECP, Singapore 449891
Opening Hours: Mon – Fri (10.00am – 9.00pm) | Sat & Sun (9.00am – 9.00pm)
Website: https://singaporewakepark.com
5) Enjoy A Snowy White Christmas With Snow City Singapore
It is almost impossible for Singaporeans to experience a white Christmas in Singapore with us being so close to the equator. However, there is Snow City, the one and only place where you can experience “snow” in the tropics. For a cold and fun time, try skiing and snowboarding in this magical wonderland. If you are worried about the winter accessories, Snow City has got you covered as they provide all the necessary items when you visit.
Address: 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433
Opening Hours: Tues – Sun (10.00am – 5.00pm)
Website: http://www.snowcity.com.sg
These are just some personal recommendations that we have. If you are interested in any of these activities, you may check them out. Or if you have any other interesting activities that you want share, you can leave your suggestions in the comment section below.
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