#1 MacRitchie Nature Trail & Reservoir Park

A short distance from the city center, lies the serenity of MacRitchie Reservoir is a favourite spot for nature lovers and hikers. MacRitchie Reservoir is part of the island’s central water catchment system that helps to supply water to the Singapore’s growing population. Hike through the trails and enjoy the view from the TreeTop Walk, a 250m suspension bridge across the rainforest canopy.

#2 Singapore Botanic Gardens

The Singapore Botanic Gardens is a 158-year-old tropical garden located at the fringe of Singapore’s Orchard Road shopping district. It is one of the three gardens, and the only tropical garden to be honoured as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

#3 Henderson Waves Bridge & Mount Faber Park

Wave-shaped 36-m pedestrian bridge connecting Mount Faber Park to Telok Blangah Hill Park. This architectural wonder is a 274 meter-long and 8 meter-wide part of the Southern Ridges, a beautiful 9km trail in a lush open space that connects the hills of Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Park and Kent Ridge Park.

#1 Singapore Zoo

Spend a day exploring the award winning Singapore Zoo where animals roam freely in open habitats. Get the best views of over 2,800 animals and 300 species from elevated platforms, underwater galleries and glass observatories.

#2 River Safari

Delight in the colourful fish exhibit at the Congo River, and observe ancient-looking creatures at the Nile-inspired River of Life. Visit the amazing pandas and cruise downstream on one of the park’s boat rides. 

#3 Night Safari

Hop aboard the Safari Tram for a multi-sensory wildlife adventure, complete with commentary from your knowledgeable tram guide. Get a closer look at the wildlife on four walking trails: Fishing Cat, Leopard, East Lodge and Wallaby. Don’t miss out on the safari’s shows, featuring amazing animal talent at the Creatures of the Nights Show.

#1 Pulau Ubin (Ubin Island)

Discover Pulau Ubin, located at the eastern part of Singapore and often considered the last ‘kampung’ (village) in Singapore. Spend a day pedalling or walking through rustic roads under swaying coconut palms, exploring the verdant nature and diverse habitats of the island.

#2 Chek Jawa Wetlands

Located at the east of Pulau Ubin, Chek Jawa is one of Singapore’s richest ecosystems. Covering approximately 100 hectares in area, Chek Jawa is a natural unique area with 6 major habitats meets and mix – sandy beach, rocky beach, seagrass lagoon, coral rubble, mangroves and coastal forest. Climb the 20-metre-tall Jejawi Tower and admire the gorgeous view of the surrounding jungle canopy and ocean.