Naturally Singapore:
Pulau Ubin Adventure

Naturally Singapore: Pulau Ubin Adventure

Little known fact: Singapore is not just one island, it’s actually 64! Join Jane’s Pulau Ubin Adventure tour to escape the hustle and bustle of life in the Lion City while you explore the most well known of the country’s outer islands. It’s as if you’ve stepped into a time machine to discover 1960s Singapore and the last remaining kampong (village).

On Jane’s Palau Ubin Adventure tour you will see tall coconut palms, overgrown rubber plantations, rustic country roads, and hidden beaches. Hear stories about the island’s history and role in the development of modern Singapore. Explore the village centre, shrines, quarry and other interesting sites.

Join your guide 15 mins before the tour starts
Meet at Changi Point Ferry Terminal
Private ferry to Pulau Ubin
Ubin village centre & shops
Temples
Quarry
End at Pulau Ubin Village

Meet your guide at Changi Point Ferry Terminal

Our customers say...

april m, TripAdvisor

Walking tour of Pulau Ubin

Our guide was amazing!

She knew all about the history of the island as well as the animals and plants.

Ken J, TripAdvisor

Very informative and enjoyable small group tours

I am very impressed with these tours and I have done 6 so far. When I book a stay in Singapore, I check Jane’s calendar for my next experience. The groups are small, the guides are well informed and the itineraries are well thought out. I have discovered an interest in places that I have previously walked past . I look forward to learning more about the varied parts of Singapore.

Melvin, TripAdvisor

Fantastic to spend time with

If you are going to Singapore and really want to see the country and understand history, you need to contact Jane. We are pretty certain if there is anything Jane does not know then it is probably not worth knowing. And she takes you to places, not in any guide book, she just seems to know everywhere. Fantastic to spend time with.

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