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It’s hard to imagine taking a daytrip from an island that is only 42kms long, but there is simply so much packed into this island state that the attractions outside of the city centre are daytrips in themselves.
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These include; the spectacular Underwater World, with its array of aquatic creatures and shows; the insightful Images of Singapore, which takes you through the ages of Singapore; Fort Siliso, a genuine 19th century military outpost; Fantasy Island water park; the tacky Volcano Land and several others such as the Butterfly Park and Asian Village.
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Bukit Timah Reserve: a large swath of tropical jungle on low-lying hills in the island’s centre has been preserved as an indication of what the entire island was once like. It’s a popular weekend getaway with locals, who like to enjoy the pseudo-wilderness feel of the nature trails and reservoirs among the dense flora.
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Although it’s hardly a substitute for the Andaman coast, Changi is a decent city beach stretching five kilometres along the east coast. It’s lined with shady palm trees and grassy picnic areas, and there are plenty of eating and convenience shopping facilities on hand. Pathways, which are ideal for jogging, cycling or roller blading, are also provided.
