Guided Boat Tour and Kelong Fish Farm Visit
Go on a sea adventure to explore Singapore’s waters. This guided boat tour explores Kelongs (floating fish farms), an abundance of nature and mangrove swamps, and get up close to Pulau Ubin.
Highlights
- Amazing experience to explore a different side of Singapore, from the SEA perspe
- Learn fascinating insights about the sea channels and the seaman lingo.
- Hear stories about Sembawang beach and the history of indigenous island people
- Get in touch with nature and spot wildlife like seabirds & wild boars
- Understand the concept of Sustainable Fish Farming and its struggles.
Description
Escape the concrete jungle, it’s time for an adventure! Get out to sea on our fine catamaran and discover the North Eastern Banks of Singapore on this 3 hour Kelong Tour. The waters around the North-eastern islands are buzzing with a different kind of charm – seamen fishing, an abundance of nature, mangrove swamps and the idyllic life of residents who live in kelongs. All these are sights that normal city dwellers do not get to experience. We will also take you up close to Pulau Ubin (the only inhabited island out of Singapore’s 63 islands) and explore it from the sea. You will be surprised to discover that the habitats surrounding this rustic island are brimming with life! Topping off the intriguing boat tour would be a visit to a kelong-restaurant, where you get to experience life on a floating fish farm. Soak in the sun, let your hair down in the wind and just breathe in the salty sea air. It will be an unforgettable mini-vacation experience!Includes
Licensed guide Boat + Captain Ponchos are provided if it rainsImportant Information
- This tour requires 5 pax to depart, our prices for 1-5 pax are increased to accommodate a minimum 5 pax departure policy. The Tour will continue to be conducted when there is light rain. In the event of a thunderstorm, a rescheduled date will be provided.
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