In Singapore, there are several outdoor activities that might help you keep fit. After all, we are a tropical island with nature parks, reservoirs, and beaches. You can go trekking on one of the city’s top routes, or you can go exploring on a completely different island.
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MacRitchie Reservoir – Paddle Lodge
Looking for a break from the hustle and bustle of the city? Instead, kayak at Singapore’s largest nature reserve, MacRitchie Reservoir. The calm waters here, set against the lush jungle, will make you forget you’re even in Singapore! Paddle Lodge, run by the Singapore Canoe Federation, rents kayaks for $15 per hour. Try to spot nature enthusiasts fishing, hiking, or even birdwatching while you’re here.
Address: MacRitchie Reservoir Park, Singapore 298717
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Sentosa – Ola Beach Club
Sentosa is definitely one of your favourite spots in Singapore if you enjoy the sun, beach, and water! Kayaking with a friend at Siloso Beach will make your trip to Sentosa that much more fun. Rent a single ($25.00/pax) or double ($17.50/pax) kayak with your friends or family at Ola Beach Club. The best part is that you don’t need any prior knowledge as their experienced guides will be around during your kayaking journey.
Address: 46 Siloso Beach Walk, 099005
Opening Hours: Mon to Fri (10am – 9pm) | Sat to Sun (9am – 9pm)
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Kallang Basin – Singapore Sports Hub
Are you planning a kayaking trip to Kallang Basin? Go to the Singapore Sports Hub to see the National Stadium from a different perspective. Prices start at $12 for two hours, and there’s no need to fret if you’re a newbie because their sit-on-top kayaks and canoes don’t require certification. More experienced paddlers can rent their closed deck kayaks or outrigger canoes instead.
Address: 8 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397699
Opening Hours: 7am – 8pm daily
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Jurong Lake – People’s Association Passion WaVe
Your kayaking session will be wonderful in the picturesque waters of Jurong Lake or Bedok Reservoir, right? Not to mention that their prices are really reasonable, starting at $9 for two hours if you are a Passion Card member! See their full activity rates here. Please keep in mind that you must schedule a kayaking slot through the OnePA website. If you’re looking for a new adventure, there are a variety of kayaking courses to choose from.
Address: 100 Yuan Ching Rd, Singapore 618662
Opening Hours: Tues to Sun (9am – 6pm) | Closed on Mondays
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Pulau Ubin – Adventures By Asian Detours
Pulau Ubin is recognized for its beautiful nature, which you may discover by kayaking around the island! Adventures by Asian Detours can take you on a 2.5-hour kayak tour (Adult $60 | Child $50) through Pulau Ubin’s picturesque mangroves, guided by an Expedition Leader who will explain to you about the natural formations. Don’t worry if this is your first-time kayaking; the seas are fairly calm. Additionally, equipment and safety gear are provided.
Address: 34 Jalan Endut Senin, 508287
Opening Hours: 9am – 6pm daily
Here are a few spots where you can go kayaking. Families can use most kayak rental services, however youngsters aged 7 to 12 may need to be accompanied by an adult. This may vary depending on the kayak operator, so do double-check before making a reservation!
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