Experience the biodiversity of Pulau Ubin via a kayaking expedition, with natural sightings of flora and fauna, as well as up-close view of the mangrove habitat!

Sail, windsurf or stand-up paddle at Aloha Sea Sports Centre, Singapore’s pioneer of water sports and recreation. Located at East Coast, this sports centre provides equipment rental, storage and courses that are perfect for adrenaline junkies.

Unleash your imagination, ideas and creativity at Artistori - an art studio that believes in creativity and originality. Attend vibrant classes and learn through the inquiry-based method, story-telling, presentations and exciting discussions. Be inspired to discover your own creative journey.

Go on a journey of fun and discovery through the exciting virtual world of Changi Airport! Engage in the wonder of amazing projection experiences and enjoy interactive games and immersive shows. In this first-of-its-kind digital attraction, experience the magic of technology and learn about aviation and what makes the airport tick.

Take on a new hobby with Ceramic House, a pottery studio in the heartlands of Singapore with over 40 years of experience in handmade ceramics. Courses for beginners and seasoned ceramicists are available.

Take things to a new level at Forest Adventure – an outdoor activity centre featuring thrilling zip lines and obstacle courses above the treetops and over water.

Take a walk through the air on the Canopy Bridge.

A wonderous park that takes you through Jewel's finest attractions which includes Bouncing Nets, Walking Nets, Hedge Maze and Mirror Maze.

A lush green sanctuary and tranquil retreat in the heart of Jewel.

Our Tampines Hub is Singapore’s largest integrated community and lifestyle hub which offers a diverse range of facilities and services. It houses six swimming pools, a 5,000 sq ft playground and the Tampines Regional Library.

Take your love for sports climbing to new heights at The Rock School. Great for climbers of all ages and abilities, their state-of-the-art climbing facilities and well-maintained climbing equipment promises an exhilarating experience.

Experience the FIRST and best water adventure in Singapore. If you love to ride on land, we are sure you will love to ride on water too.

Let your hair down and beat the heat at Singapore’s largest water park. Meander on the Lazy River, relax by the wave pool or go wild at the thrilling rides. You are in for a splashing good time.

The newly revamped Changi Chapel and Museum (CCM) features new content and artefacts presented in an intimate and engaging format to tell the story of the prisoners of war and civilians interned in Changi prison camp during the Japanese Occupation. The museum’s narrative is centred on remembrance and reflection, encouraging visitors to contemplate both the hardships that the internees underwent, as well as their courage and resilience in the face of difficulties.

Built in 1869, Fo Shan Ting Da Bo Gong Temple is a Chinese temple that served and provided convenient access for residents living in Pulau Ubin. It features a permanent theatre for Chinese Opera and Getai performances during festivals.

No Ubin trip is complete without visiting the famous yellow hut that houses the century-old German Girl Shine. Nestled in the Lalang Grass, you will find an altar with feminine items like nail polish, brushes and lipsticks left by other tourists from around the world.

Located just at the entrance of Chek Jawa, House No. 1 was originally built in the 1930s as a holiday retreat for the Chief Surveyor of Singapore, Landon Williams. It is now a Visitor Centre which houses information panels and displays that tell the history of the nature heritage in Chek Jawa.

Serving as a focal point for the Muslim community in Tampines, Masjid Darul Ghufran is currently the largest mosque in Singapore. It provides Islamic education and religious outreach on its premises.

Known as one of the most significant Chinese temples in Singapore, Tampines Chinese Temple, which was opened in 1992, has a majestic 270-metre-long dragon sculpture that adorns the temple’s perimeter. Inside, you will find nine alters enshrining deities of its constituent temples.

Owned by Mr Chew Teck Seng, a local provision shop owner, House 363B supplied canteens around the various quarries located in Pulau Ubin. The house has since been conserved and refurbished as a s model Chinese kampong house since it was returned to state in 2005 when Mr Chew’s family resettled to mainland Singapore.

Seamlessly combine work and play at the modern, all-suite Capri by Fraser, Changi City Hotel. Located at Changi Business Park, the studios come with fully-equipped kitchenettes, high-speed internet access and entertainment system - perfect for your every need.

Changi Cove is a modern business hotel set on four hectares of land by the Johor Strait. It is just a 5-minute walk from a bus stop and 2km from Changi Beach Park.

Only a 6-minute walk from Changi Airport train station, Crowne Plaza Changi Airport is a perfect hotel for you to recharge before or after a flight.

Treat yourself to a relaxing getaway at one of Singapore’s first nature-inspired resorts with an integrated water park experience that is great for families. The 387-room resort boasts BBQ facilities, direct access to Wild Wild Wet and 3.2 hectares of endless entertainment such as a 6-hall cineplex, bowling alley, indoor playground and more.

Dusit Thani Laguna is an elegant hideaway combines full-service style and gracious Thai hospitality.

Escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Village Hotel Changi is situated near Pulau Ubin and the flora and fauna of the Chek Jawa Wetlands. It is absolutely a breath of fresh air from the other hotels in Singapore.

Award-winning SmartBed ™, adjustable mood lighting, rain showers, smart TVs and flexible check-in and check-out time – YOTELAIR’s hotel cabins have all you need to refresh and relax.