Pulau Ubin Travel Guide

 K2NG Says:  After crossing over Jelutong bridge (from Jetty), not far ahead to the right-side of the track is Merbah Hut. This hut marks the start point to a hike up the highest hill in P. Ubin, Bukit Puaka, with the highest elevation reaching between 70 to 80 metres. There is no... 

 K2NG Says:  According to sources in the internet, this temple, also known as Lily Pond Temple, has a history of over 80 years. It is located just before Jelutong bridge if you are heading westward from the Jetty. There is a signboard by the main road with an arrow hinting the direction... 

 K2NG Says:  Wading bare-foot during low tide in Chek Jawa conservation ecosystem requires permit application and a guide. Check with National Parks (Singapore) on the application process. There are other places of attraction in Chek Jawa that do not require permits, such as P. Ubin's... 

 kelnsha Says:  There are several inexpensive restaurant and informal eateries near the jetty, one the best is Ubin First Stop Restaurant where a seafood meal will cost you around SGD30.They are opened from 1100 to 2000hrs (Thursday to Tuesday including Public Holidays). I do not have my... 

 imstress Says:  Cycling is a great way to explore Ubin at your own pace. There are many routes to choose from. Paved roads reach all major areas for easy access. Off the road routes range from easy trails to challenging ones.Remeber to ask for a basket to be attached to your bike for your... 

 K2NG Says:  P. Ubin is a rural area, hence wildlife is not uncommon. If you stumble upon one, please remain calm and do not panic. They fear you more than you fear them. On the way from "Why U so Like Dat" to Celestial Resort, I saw this reptile cutting its way across the road. (See... 

 K2NG Says:  There is a huge boulder at the top of Bukit Puka. If you want to climb up to take a better view, do be careful. Exercise common sense when you see railings. Do not try to cross over to bring yourself closer to the edge of the cliff. 

 bpacker Says:  Black Spitting Cobra?Marbled Sea Snake?Shore Pit Viper?Dog-toothed Cat Snake?Sounds scary doesn't it? Well, to give you a bigger scare, let me assure you that I didn't make the names up. Hell yes, there's more than 10 varieties of snakes found in P Ubin alone. 20 to be... 

 bpacker Says:  According to the official forest rangers, the Asian Elephant is listed as an occasional visitor in Pulau Ubin. Don't believe me? Well click the list and see for yourself. This might have been prompted by the notorious 1990 incident when they found an Asian Elephant on the... 

 gnil Says:  Backpack so that you can carry on your back while cycling. Or you can put it in the basket provided in front of your bike. Poncho or rain coat just in case it rains and cap. Sunblock Camera to take lots of pics! 

 sysy97 Says:  After a trip to Pulau Ubin with a group of friends, we found that Pulau Ubin is an excellent place for everyone to enjoy nature. Pulau Ubin is the only place untouched by urbanisation in Singapore. Till now it is still relying on well water and a home generator for... 

 victorwkf Says:  Although the boat journey from Changi to Pulau Ubin is relatively short (about 15-20 minutes), it was enjoyable and you will get to see the beautiful scenery of Pulau Ubin, Changi coastal areas as well as the coast and hills of Johor state in Malaysia.Since Pulau Ubin is...