Pulau Ubin, Escape to a serene kampong life
Pulau Ubin, Singapore 000701
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Introduction
Pulau Ubin is the last preserved primitive island in Singapore, named after the Malay word for "granite island". Many tourists come here to explore the history of the "kampong" and experience village life. With only a few hundred residents, the island has a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere. Crossing the time tunnel feels like stepping back to the 1960s. The antique wooden houses nurture the locals’ lives. The island can be reached by boat from Changi Point Ferry Terminal, and cycling around the island is the best way to explore.
The famous attraction on the island is Chek Jawa's intertidal zone, where many rare plants and animals grow. Visitors can join guided tours or go for a nature walk to spend a relaxing and enjoyable time with family and friends. Address Pulau Ubin, Singapore 000701
Opening hours "Everyday from 8:30-17:00"
Transportation Ferry fare is SGD 3 for one way, operating from 6:00 to 20:00. Generally, it will depart when 12 people are collected.
You can rent very good bicycles
