Discover the best attractions and experiences Pulau Ubin has to offer
Pulau Ubin preserves a snapshot of Singapore’s kampong past with rustic structures and a long-standing ferry link.
The iconic wooden ferry jetty at the island's entrance, a gateway to the traditional village life.
Rustic wooden houses along Jalan Ubin that offer a glimpse of traditional kampong life.
Historic waterfront lanes where fishing boats come and go; a laid-back spot for photos.
On Pulau Ubin you’ll find small, nature-focused centres that explain the island’s history and ecology.
A small information hub near Chek Jawa Wetlands that explains the island's ecosystems.
Educational panels along the boardwalk highlight tidal flats, mudflats, and mangroves.
Outdoor interpretive signs along forest trails describe local plants and animals.
Religious sites on the island are modest but peaceful, reflecting its diverse community.
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Pulau Ubin sits within Singapore’s network of nature reserves and outdoor spaces.
A coastal wetlands complex with a famous boardwalk and rich biodiversity.
Protected island landscape featuring forests, mangroves, and wildlife.
Extensive network of nature trails for hikers and walkers.
Explore the close-knit kampong landscape and the laid-back village vibe.
The island's main village area with wooden houses, small shops, and a slow pace.
Quiet, scenic stretch along the coast with boats and oyster farms.
Rural lanes around the island's highest point, offering views and quiet walks.
Many of Pulau Ubin’s wonders are accessible without a ticket.
Rent a bicycle from the jetty and ride along the quiet roads.
Stroll the boardwalk and watch shorebirds and tidal pools.
Climb to the island’s highest point for sweeping views.
Take a peaceful walk along the coast to catch colors over the water.
Simple island eateries serve seafood and local snacks.
Fresh catches served in casual coastal settings.
Local breakfast staples and island beverages.
Simple, hearty dishes common at the village eateries.
Evenings on Pulau Ubin are quiet, best enjoyed under stars.
Clear skies provide a wonderful star show away from city lights.
Peaceful strolls as boats return to harbor.
Occasional informal gatherings by the shore.
Natural theater and relaxed scenery provide a different kind of fun.
Peaceful guided or self-guided walks to spot coastal birds.
Capture tidal flats, mangroves, and sunset silhouettes.
Explore local life and age-old village lanes on foot.
Active travelers can ride, hike, and kayak.
Ride the island’s quiet roads on a rented bike.
Forest trails leading to panoramic lookout points.
Paddle along the coast and observe marine life.
Delve into less-visited corners and secret spots.
A serene early-morning spot with calm waters.
Explore lesser-known paths away from the main routes.
Capture everyday island life with locals and boats.