Singapore Things to Do Tips by barbskie

An island resort in Singapore , once a fishing village , now a famous getaway and a recreational hub for all guests. There are restaurant with various cuisine, bars and pubs in the inner part and at the beaches.
Lodging facilities catering to all kinds of pockets are available on the island. Hotels and resorts are ever ready to lay red carpets for their guests.
There are long list of attractions from natural beauties to man-made ones like Underwater World, Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom, Merlion, Sky Tower, beaches, Enchanted Grove of Tembusu, Fountain Gardens, Herb and Spice Gardens, Mount Imbiah, Nature Walk and Orchid Gardens.
Outdoor sports are also available for enthiusiasts like kayaking or volleyball. Be spoiled at your own choice but all these cannot be done in a half day!

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Directions: North-east of Singapore-can be reach by bus, ferry and cable car. Journey through the cable car is most rewarding.

Carlsberg Sky Tower has the height of 110 meters(360 ft).Its cabin capacity has 72 persons with a lifting speed of 1.2 m per second. The tower gives you a 360° bird's eye view . Located on Sentosa Island piercing the sky at an inspiring height...real high. The horizons expand as the air-conditioned cabin heads slowly to the top. Brace yourself for breathtaking panoramic views. During nice weather, you will enjoy the views until to the neighboring Malaysia and the outlying islands of Indonesia.

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Spend a part of the day here. A world's largest walk-in aviary. Among the best aviaries in the world, the 20+ hectare park is home to 9,000 or so birds from over 600 species. There are some excellent exhibits, shows about every half hour, and more to take in than a one day visit allows. The park is also handicapped accessible and very relaxing. Worth visit for both young and old.

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Address: 2 Jurong Hill

A great itenary for reptile and croco fans. We had purchased here a good quality of croco leahter products. For guided tours, you will learn various species of the crocodylus family and how they differ to each other.

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Address: 790 Upper Serangoon Road

A beautiful and a relaxing place to discover and admire. Nothing is here to dislike if you are a nature afficionado. The entrance is free. There are many specific areas in the premises to see like The National Orchids Garden( a must), Ginger Garden and the Evolution Garden. The numerous plant species here, including many rare specimens, reflect the Singapore Botanic Gardens' richness and diversity of plant life. I love just siiting on the bank of Swan Lake.

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Directions: How to go there:
SBS # 7, 105, 123, 174 and TIBS # 75, 77 and 106 along Holland Road

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SBS # 66, 151, 153, 154, 156, 170, 186 and TIBS # 67, 171 along Bukit Timah

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Taxis

This is located within the Botanical Garden. I've been soaked here watching the many sorts of orchids. The varieties are amazing. So if you love flowers, take time to stop here. The garden has a sprawling orchid displays, water features, and an exotic collections from Central and South America.

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Opening time:
8.30 am - 7.00 pm (daily)
Entrance Fee:
Adults-SGD 5
Children and seniors above 60 years old SGD 1
free for children of 12 years and below

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While in Singapore, don't miss to take a flight in a big wheel. It is considered as the world's tallest observation wheel. This engineering and architectural marvel has 28 capsules, each has space for 28 passengers. Every capsule is fully air-conditioned. You can get to an impressive height of 165 m on the Flyer, about a 42-storey building. We took a ride at night and enjoyed the city with its glittering atmosphere. The ride lasts for half an hour

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The basic prices are SGD 29.50 for adults, 20.65 for children and 23.60 for senior citzens

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Phone: (65) 6333 3311