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Singapore Island Country Club. 76 reviews. #33 of 370 Outdoor Activities in Singapore. Golf Courses. Write a review. About. This prestigious, members-only golf club has two putting greens to choose from--the Bukit course and the Sime course, both 18-hole par 71. Guests must be accompanied by a member.
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- SKYPARK OBSERVATION DECK. The boat-shaped roof of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel has made it the iconic feature of Singapore. It’s one of the unmissable experiences in the city.
- SPECTRA SOUND & LIGHT FOUNTAIN SHOW. Spectra, a futuristic sound and light show on the Marina Bay Promenade, is one of the most entertaining, free things to do in Singapore.
- HAWKER CENTRES & STREET FOOD. Hawker Centres are an essential part of Singapore life. These open-air food courts with a variety of cuisines, serve some of the best and cheapest food in the city.
- SINGAPORE BOTANICAL GARDENS. Located at the end of Orchard Road, the Singapore Botanical Gardens is one of the most impressive gardens we’ve been to.
- Things to do in Sentosa, Vivo City and surroundings. Sentosa is a man-made island accessible via a bridge from the main island and is well known to visitors as one of the most famous places to visit in Singapore.
- Things to do in Singapore’s Marina Bay. When thinking about what to do in Singapore, Marina Bay is definitively high on anyone’s list. This is because it is one of the best known Singapore attractions and because the emblematic Marina Bay Sands has become the city’s most iconic tourist spot, despite its recent opening and the fact that is was built on land that did not exist in the 70s.
- Things to do in Chinatown. Chinatown is one of my most favorite places to visit in Singapore. This is where most of the Chinese legacy in Singapore can be found and where the culture of this majority ethnic group in Singapore is most present and preserved.
- Things to do in Bugis and Colonial Singapore. Bugis is the neighbourhood to the east of the central business district and the Marina and, together with the Singapore river and Chinatown, is the former colonial neighbourhood of Singapore.
- Jewel Changi Airport. Property. Changi. If you've just got off the plane, don't have to leave the airport just yet! Entertain yourself at the latest lifestyle concept, Jewel Changi Airport.
- Singapore Botanic Gardens. Attractions. Parks and gardens. Tanglin. The Singapore Botanic Gardens is a jewel among the many beautiful parks and gardens in Singapore.
- Haw Par Villa. Things to do. Kent Ridge. Opened in 1937, this weird and wonderful park was named after its owners, Aw Boon Haw and Aw Boon Par, the brothers who made their fortune from the acclaimed cure-all ointment Tiger Balm.
- National Gallery Singapore. Art. City Hall. The former City Hall and Supreme Court buildings have been refurbished to become Singapore’s National Gallery.
- Outdoors & Nature
- Food and Drink
- Urban Farms
- Wellness
- Sports & Games
Uncover Singapore's incredible rainforest and amazing biodiversity (even locals will be surprised!).
Find innovative twists on traditional cuisines, some of the best cocktail bars in the world and experimental private dining.
Singapore aims to be semi-self-sufficient in food by 2030, and urban farms are key! See how we grow everything from microgreens to fish in creative spaces.
41. Forest Bathing
Learn the art of meditating in nature Forest Bathing (shinrin-yoku) is an ancient Japanese practice of 'bathing' your senses in nature and the environment around you. In a way this is the perfect thing to do in Singapore. Though in our garden city, we are surrounded by trees, we're also so plugged into our devices that we're disconnect from nature. This forest bathing experience won the Singapore tourism award for wellness two years in a row. It takes place in a nature park in Singapore with...
42. Floating Yoga with MBS Skyline
Try floating yoga against the gorgeous MBS backdrop If you want to try something cool & super IG worthy, this floating yoga experienceis it! It takes place on a rooftop pool - with a gorgeous backdrop of the skyline of iconic Marina Bay Sands! While yoga-on-water is new to many, there's NO need to be a pro - simply take it easy and have fun! After all, falling into the water just means more time to admire the view.
43. Cold Plunge
Ditch the heat and dive into the coolest trend in town: cold plungingunder Singapore's sunny skies! It's like a wellness retreat on a rooftop, but way more fun. Picture this: you plunge into 10°C water, gasping for breath, only to emerge feeling like a superhero. And guess what? You get to feed honeybees and sip on their delicious mead! It's not just about the thrill, though. Cold plunging reduces inflammation, improves circulation, and gives you an endorphin rush that rivals any roller coast...
46. Zovb!
Play like a kid again in a giant bubble If you thought that you've run out of things to do in Singapore, think again. Rediscover play by rolling down a slope in a giant bubble (Zovb!), and let your adrenaline take over! Feel what it’s like to be a space traveller with the ball’s anti-gravity weightlessness 🤩
47. Laser Clay Shooting
If you love gaming, try real life laser shooting! If you've always wanted to try clay pigeon shooting - this laser clay shooting is a safer version! Here you'll use a shotgun to fire laser beams at actual targets. Unlike clay shooting, these shotguns don't have any recoil and don't cause bruising! This is a great and unexpected way to spend time with your friends - see who can get the highest score on the scoreboard!
48. Longboard at Stadium
Try longboarding! If you're looking to try something new, try long boarding! We especially love the community vibes at the stadium where boarders beginner & experienced support each other. Under the guidance of passionate instructors, you'll learn the basic techniques of longboarding, which includes pushing, carving, and braking. Who knows, if you're a natural skater, you'll pick up a cool trick or two!
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Jun 19, 2020 · Most of the best attractions in Sentosa Island are within the grounds of RWS, from the casino to Universal Studios to Adventure Cove Water Park, S.E.A. Aquarium, Maritime Experiential Museum, The Marine Life Park, and the FestiveWalk shopping mall.
Music, art, food, nature and the year’s biggest parties—these are very best things to do and see right now, anywhere in the world.
