Cat lovers can skip the cat cafes and head to St. John's Island for quality time with their favorite furry friends. The island has become famous for its friendly feline residents.

St. John’s Island offers a unique blend of history and travel experiences. Here, your customers can enjoy swimming lagoons, beaches, picnic grounds, trekking routes, and more.

To get there, visitors can catch a ferry to St. John’s Island from Marina South Pier.

St. John's Island

This is the place to be if your customers are looking to connect with nature. The island is home to one of Singapore’s last kampongs (villages), and is brimming with rustic charm.

They can grab their bikes and cycle around the island, or take a van to the Chek Jawa Wetlands. Your clients can also experience Ubin Bisect Kayaking, the longest mangrove kayaking expedition in Singapore, on an 8.27km-long expedition.

To get here, visitors can take a ten-minute bumboat ride from Changi Point Ferry Terminal.

Pulau Ubin

Lazarus Island is a great destination for an idyllic beach escapade. Envision your customers lounging on white sandy shores and dipping their toes in clear turquoise waters. The Tiny Away Escape at Lazarus Island consists of five compact ecotourism cabins - the first-ever overnight accommodation on this island to help guests keep up with sustainable practices while staying there.

To get there you can hop on the ferry to St. John’s Island from Marina South Pier. Then, you can take the link bridge from the St. John’s jetty to reach Lazarus Island.

Lazarus Island

Coney Island offers a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature. To reach this rustic green sanctuary, your customers can access it via two bridges that connect this offshore island to the mainland.

Once they're on the island, we highly recommend exploring the great cycling trails it has to offer. Cycling is preferable to walking due to the rugged terrain. Coney Island Park, spanning 50 hectares, is a haven for Singapore's diverse flora and fauna, making it an ideal spot for bird-watching. However, please remind your customers not to feed the long-tailed macaques they might encounter.

Coney Island

In Kusu Island, your customers can explore the famous tortoise sanctuary, home to hundreds of these sacred creatures. To reach Kusu Island your customers can take a ferry from Marina South Pier.

During the ninth lunar month, they can join throngs of visitors at the Chinese Da Bo Gong Temple to pay respects. Make sure they book a time slot as it's a popular period.

The adventurous can climb 152 steps to reach three keramats (holy shrines of Malay saints), believed to grant wealth, health, and fertility.

Kusu Island

Unfolding Discoveries

Travellers can explore the City in Nature in unexpected ways - from cycling to boat rides and side car tours.

Night Time Leisure Bicycle Tour: Your customers can join a captivating bicycle tour led by a local guide who will assist them with navigation as they pedal through the iconic Marina Bay area.

Let’s Go Kelong Tour: Exploring the waters around the islands on a boat tour, your customers will be charmed by thriving mangrove swamps and the idyllic life of Kelong residents. A visit to Smith Marine Floating Restaurant offers visitors a glimpse into life on a floating fish farm, where they can dine on fresh farm-to-table catch.

Singapore Sidecars: Comfortably seated in vintage Vespa sidecars, your customers can explore Singapore's diverse locales and soak in the local atmosphere in various districts and neighborhoods, including Joo Chiat, Kampong Gelam, and Tiong Bahru.

Large Experiences With Small Footprints

Pockets of amazing nature can be found throughout Singapore, providing a pleasant respite from the city's bustle.

Mandai Wildlife Reserve: This is one of Singapore's newest attractions, and it features eight immersive aviaries and offers behind-the-scenes animal care experiences.

Gardens by the Bay: The Gardens house 1.5 million plants from around the world, excluding Antarctica. Its iconic structures, like the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, prioritize sustainability and energy efficiency. Visitors can stroll among the towering Supertrees, which host a captivating light and music show at night.

Singapore Botanic Gardens: Singapore's first UNESCO Heritage Site includes the world's largest orchid display in The National Orchid Garden and interactive exhibits in the SBG Heritage Museum. For kids, the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden provides both fun and education.

Singapore Reimagines Museums

From the world’s first art science museum to the nation’s first and only natural history museum – there’s never a dull moment at Singapore’s museums.

The Peranakan Museum: Reopened in 2023 after four years of refurbishment, this is the go-to destination for Peranakan heritage and culture. It houses the world’s finest collection of Peranakan artefacts—such as jewellery, furniture and textiles.

The ArtScience Museum: The museum is where art, science, culture and technology come together. It is here at the intersection of art and science that innovation and new ideas are formed.

Children’s Museum Singapore: The first museum dedicated to children under 12 years old. The museum believes in the power of play and provides opportunities for children to explore and engage with Singapore and the world.

Wellness With A Twist

From age-old medicinal traditions of multicultural origins to cutting-edge wellness therapies, Singapore is a haven for travellers looking to rejuvenate mind and body.

XIU Nature Connections: XIU offers localised guided forest bathing experiences such as ecotours and Yoga nidra classes amidst Singapore’s unique biophilic landscapes, for travellers to connect deeply with their mind, emotions and health within our City in Nature.

Absolute Zero Cryotherapy: A staple treatment for athletes and sports enthusiasts, full body cryotherapy is a great way to recover from a bracing workout. It employs freezing temperatures, which are said to boost the metabolic rate, improve skin elasticity and athletic performance.

Palm Avenue Float Club: This novel form of therapy will have your customers floating suspended in a water-filled tank that blocks out noise and light, making it ideal for clearing their mind and engaging in a bout of meditation.