Clarke Quay, Singapore

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Clarke Quay during the day is good but at night is very lively (but sorry I don't have night photos). Locals and holiday makers from all over the world gathered here.

There are lots of shops selling everything from silkwear and batik prints to home furnishings and antiques.

The night scenery is exciting, vibrant with carnival atmosphere. You can stroll and look around at the shops, have coffee, drink at the bar or dine at one of the restaurants. The disco/night club comes to live where the party goer lining to enter. Along the bridge you’ll see people sitting drinking while watching busker perform. There are live band in most bar some doing country rock and some doing funk, jazz music. You can even try the reverse bungee or hop on a river cruise and take lots of photos.

It is one of the best places in Singapore and I highly recommended.

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If you're down at Clarke Quay and wouldn't mind seeing Singapore from another vantage point, grab a bumboat ride. Fully narrated with a history of the River and it's importance in Singapore's development, it is well worth it, especially on a hot day.

A 30 mins cruise costs $15.

The Singapore river has been an important spot for trade ever since Singapore was founded in 1819. At Clarke Quay and Boat Quay the traders came in with boats and sold their goods to shops and inhabitants.

Nowadays the area has transformed into a nightlife scene which is the best in Singapore. Five blocks are filled with restaurants, pubs and nightclubs with many different styles. You can choose to sit next to the river for a dinner or a beer, or head into one of the side streets for more options. The whole area is vibrant and full of people both day and night. It's colorful and full of happenings and events.

Due to the status prices are a bit higher than normally in Singapore, and that means it's pretty high. The alcohol tax in the country makes sure you'll get a rather big hole in your wallet after a night out.
Good thing with this is that is rarely people get really drunk, so it's safe and nice in the area.

Along the river there are plenty of nice restaurants. My favourites when it comes to bars is Beer Market where the price settings works as on the stock market. When a beer/drink is popular the price goes up, but if you instead choose a drink that less people wants you can find it for a lower price.
The Clinic is also a cool place, where you'll be seated either in a wheelchair or in a hospital bed. And why not get your drink served in a needle? No worries though, you'll put it in your mouth, not in your arm...

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you can take a Singapore river cruise by your own at Clarke Quay or at Boat Quay areas using the assorted river boats and river taxis along the Singapore river. The stops are Merlion/Fullerton, Boat Quay, Liang Court, Roberston Quay and prices for a one way transport is $ 4 , $ 8 and $ 12 depending on the distance. the maximum amount of persons is 10.

Address is: High Street Centre
1 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179094
6333 9019

the taxi stations are in: Boat Quay and Liang Court and Merlion and lastly at Robertson Quay.

Ticketing Booth
1. Merlion Park
2. The Fullerton Singapore
3. Boat Quay
4. Riverside Point
5. Grand Copthorne Waterfront
6.Robertson Quay
7.Liang Court
8. Raffles Landing Site

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Great place for hang out with friends or family. Lots of bars and restaurant with live music. Grab a pint of beer and through away all the tiredness after a busy day. There is a place for bungee jumping. And the most exotic HOOTERS are there to rock you.

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more pictures along Clarke Quay area

First of All, A Definition of a Quay, A Quay is is a wharf or bank where ships and other vessels are loaded. A quay may be constructed parallel or perpendicular to the bank of a waterway. The word is commonly used in United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and in some of the former British colonies (except the Unites States). Clarke Quay is a River Wharf in the Singapore River named afters Charles Clarke who was insrumental in Making Singapore a Sea Transport Hub. Today the quay is more popularly known as one of the Shopping and dining areas in Singapore, with about 5 blocks of assorted restaurants, bars, dessert places, clubs and the like. On the Other side of the Singapore River is Boat Quay. My Favorite Hooters has a branch here and they have other themed bars like the boomarang, clinic, Singapore Sling and others.

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Fisrt of All, A Definition of a Quay, A Quay is is a wharf or bank where ships and other vessels are loaded. A quay may be constructed parallel or perpendicular to the bank of a waterway. The word is commonly used in United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and in some of the former British colonies (except the Unites States). Clarke Quay is a River Wharf in the Singapore River named afters Charles Clarke who was insrumental in Making Singapore a Sea Transport Hub. Today the quay is more popularly known as one of the Shopping and dining areas in Singapore, with about 5 blocks of assorted restaurants, bars, dessert places, clubs and the like. On the Other side of the Singapore River is Boat Quay. My Favorite Hooters has a branch here!

So my friends frequent this bar. It's their weekly thing! Lucky me I got in for free coz their friends with someone from inside the bar!

Cool place! Plus you can choose which room to party! There's hiphop, trance...etc!

Good Vibes!

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Clarke is a great area nice even just to walk around in the evening...full of rest and bars...amazing bars too....The Clinic (setup with wheelchairs to sit in, dips alike to have your drinks in) The fashion bar (fashion parade wednesdays) Ruppee Room and a bar that was an 80's with rows of fluro lights.....along the river is restuarants including the lotus which is on a fixed boat (they have lotus all through bali didn't go to this one but have been to all but one in bali)
There is also the upward bungee and a slingapore swing (its massive) worth checking it out!!

Singapore generally has not much to view, except for the city view, high rise building, but yet, I do found a place, not so bad for night view and some happening night life in Clark Quay. I used to stay in Service Apartment in near to UE Square, Park Avenue Suite. Price is average, comfort is moderate, clean but cleaners are mainly from China. The night view was nice though in Clark Quay.

There are many bars and restaurant, but mainly expats like to have dinner or drinks in Clark Quay.

I may update you more specific places worth visiting in Singapore... for now, go shopping!