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Enjoy a hassle-free start with ferry ride & choose a bike to suit you.
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Breathe in fresh air & reconnect with nature. Book your adventure today!
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Discover hidden gems, cycle through nature (rubber plantations, beaches, mangroves).
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Escape the city & explore Pulau Ubin's beauty on a self-guided cycling adventure.
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What's included
- A bottle of drinking water, adventure, poncho (if raining)
- Return transfer to Changi Ferry Terminal
- Bicycle
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- You will received a QR code as confirmation.
- A representative will contact you via email to further discuss on the inclusion (event date, time).
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About Exploration on Bicycles in Pulau Ubin
Escape the bustling cityscape of Singapore and step back in time with a self-guided cycling adventure on the rustic island of Pulau Ubin. This hassle-free tour includes your bumboat transfer and bicycle rental, allowing you to effortlessly explore lush mangroves, abandoned quarries, and tranquil beaches at your own pace.
Local Legends & Stories
Local folklore says that Pulau Ubin was formed when three animals from Singapore—a pig, a frog, and an elephant—raced to Johor and turned into stone islands when they failed to reach the shore. The island's name itself is derived from the Malay word for granite, reflecting its rich history as a major quarrying hub that supplied stone for Singapore's early landmarks.
Must Do Experiences
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Cycle through the lush greenery of the Chek Jawa Wetlands to spot diverse wildlife and vibrant bird species.
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Pedal up to the scenic viewpoint at Puaka Hill for breathtaking panoramic views of the island's unique granite quarries.
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Explore the rustic charm of Ubin Town and visit the historic Tua Pek Kong Temple to soak in the local village atmosphere.
Hidden Gems
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Seek out the abandoned House No. 1, a mysterious and overgrown colonial-era bungalow hidden deep within the island's foliage.
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Discover the quiet, secluded stretches of Pekan Quarry where the still waters perfectly reflect the surrounding rocky cliffs.
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Look for the wild macaques and monitor lizards that frequently roam near the lesser-known trails of the Ketam Mountain Bike Park.
What Makes it Special
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Experience a rare glimpse into Singapore's past, as Pulau Ubin remains one of the last surviving kampongs untouched by modern urban development.
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Enjoy a completely hassle-free adventure with round-trip bumboat transfers and bicycle rentals seamlessly included in your booking.
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Immerse yourself in a self-guided journey that gives you the freedom to discover hidden trails, beaches, and wildlife at your own leisurely pace.
Available Facilities
Perfect Timing
When to visit for the best experience
The best time to visit is early in the morning between 7:00 AM and 9:00 AM to enjoy cooler temperatures, avoid the midday sun, and catch the island's wildlife at its most active. The dry months from February to October offer the most comfortable cycling conditions, though you should always be prepared for sudden tropical showers by utilizing the provided poncho.
Photography Guide
Capture the perfect shots
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Capture the stunning reflections of the rocky cliffs at Pekan Quarry during the golden hour just after sunrise or before sunset.
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Use a telephoto lens or your camera's zoom function at the Chek Jawa boardwalk to photograph vibrant kingfishers and mudskippers without disturbing them.
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Be mindful of the wild macaques and avoid using flash photography or making sudden movements when taking pictures near them.
Cultural Etiquette
Respect local customs and traditions
Pulau Ubin is home to a small, tight-knit village community, so visitors should keep noise levels down and respect the privacy of local residents. When visiting the Tua Pek Kong Temple or passing by local shrines, dress modestly and behave respectfully to honor the island's rich spiritual heritage.
Special Events & Experiences
Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights
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The annual Pulau Ubin Day, usually held in June, celebrates the island's rich heritage with guided nature walks, traditional kampong games, and cultural performances.
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During the migratory bird season from September to March, birdwatchers flock to the island to spot rare species resting at the Chek Jawa Wetlands.
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The Vesak Day celebrations in May draw locals and visitors to the Tua Pek Kong Temple for vibrant traditional rituals and offerings.
Important Guidelines & Safety
Essential safety information and guidelines
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Stick to marked cycling paths and avoid venturing into overgrown or restricted areas where venomous snakes or wild boars may reside.
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Keep a safe distance from the wild macaques and never feed them, as they can become aggressive if they associate humans with food.
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Stay hydrated by drinking the provided water regularly, and take frequent breaks in shaded areas to prevent heat exhaustion during your ride.
Visitor Information
Entry Fee
The tour package includes your bicycle rental, a bottle of water, a poncho, and the return bumboat transfer, offering excellent value for a full-day adventure. Please note that a small additional cash fee for the bumboat ride is sometimes collected on the spot by the boat operator, and there are nominal entry fees for specific attractions like the Chek Jawa viewing tower.
Visit Duration
Allocate at least 4 to 5 hours to comfortably cycle the main trails, explore Chek Jawa, and take plenty of photo breaks without feeling rushed. If you are short on time, prioritize a quick ride to Pekan Quarry and Ubin Town to capture the island's rustic charm and scenic landscapes in about 2 hours.
Accessibility
Pulau Ubin's rustic terrain, unpaved trails, and the steps required to board the bumboat make it highly unsuitable for wheelchairs and visitors with severe mobility issues. However, the Chek Jawa Wetlands features a partially accessible boardwalk that can accommodate some mobility aids with assistance.
Highlights
Exploration on Bicycles in Pulau Ubin
- Enjoy a hassle-free start with ferry ride & choose a bike to suit you.
- Breathe in fresh air & reconnect with nature. Book your adventure today!
- Discover hidden gems, cycle through nature (rubber plantations, beaches, mangroves).
- Escape the city & explore Pulau Ubin's beauty on a self-guided cycling adventure.
Opening hours
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Important Information
Opening Hours
Only on Sundays : 9am to 2pm.
What's Included
- A bottle of drinking water, adventure, poncho (if raining)
- Return transfer to Changi Ferry Terminal
- Bicycle
Show Mobile Ticket: Ticketing counter
You will received a QR code as confirmation.
A representative will contact you via email to further discuss on the inclusion (event date, time).
- The session will be able to continue if there is only a slight drizzle. In an event of heavy downpour, we will monitor the weather condition in sheltered areas before we proceed out again. - You need to be at least 8 years old to participate in this activity (including parent's consent under 12 years old). - Please inform the representative sales who contacted you if you have any history of back, shoulder or limps injury - Please inform the representative sales who contacted you if you have any respiratory, heart or any illnesses that might affect this activity.
Location
Jalan Bukit Merah, Singapore
Frequently Asked Questions
About Exploration on Bicycles in Pulau Ubin
Craving a nature escape? Ditch the city noise and crowds with advenTOUR's Pulau Ubin cycling adventure! This refreshing trip takes you to a preserved island where you can cycle through landscapes unchanged for decades. Imagine exploring shady rubber plantations, discovering secluded beaches, and spotting wild boars on your journey!advenTOUR provides a hassle-free start with a ferry ride to Pulau Ubin. Once there, choose a bike from their selection and set off on a self-guided exploration. The island is yours to discover at your own pace. Breathe in the fresh air, soak in the local charm, and create unforgettable memories on this unique cycling adventure. Book your escape today!
Keep a safe distance from the wild macaques and never feed them, as they can become aggressive if they associate humans with food.
Stay hydrated by drinking the provided water regularly, and take frequent breaks in shaded areas to prevent heat exhaustion during your ride.
Use a telephoto lens or your camera's zoom function at the Chek Jawa boardwalk to photograph vibrant kingfishers and mudskippers without disturbing them.
Be mindful of the wild macaques and avoid using flash photography or making sudden movements when taking pictures near them.
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