Step back into time, to the 60s for an experience in a ‘living museum’. As we embark on a trip to Pulau Ubin, experience Singapore’s last village or kampongs life as well as visiting the famous Chek Jawa Wetlands, one of Singapore’s richest ecosystems. Home to diverse habitats and teeming ecosystems, the island is the perfect gate away destination for nature lovers.

1) Chek Jawa Wetlands located at the eastern part of the island. This ecosystem is a confluence of six distinct habitats, including coastal forests, rocky beaches and a mangrove swamp.

2) Photo taking at the Balai Quarry ,Kekek Quarry as well as Ketam Quarry,

3) Puaka Hill, the tallest point on Pulau Ubin at 74 metres high overlooking the Ubin Granite Quarry with scenic views of Singapore and Malaysia.

4) Enjoy a seafood lunch at Smith Marine Floating Restaurant, a modern kelong located between Pulau Ubin and Changi Point Ferry Terminal.