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29 May - 4 Jun: Week 4 of Pesta Ubin

FREE, no registration required. Just come this Saturday for Balik Chek Jawa! Volunteer guides will be stationed all over the boardwalk to share about Chek Jawa's amazing wildlife. Also lots of activities for kids and the family!
Pesta Ubin 2017 poster
And lots more Pesta Ubin activities that are free of charge and do NOT require registration. Simply come to Pulau Ubin and join the fun! Don't say Bo Jio!

Travel advisory: From now until the end of Pesta Ubin, expect delays at peak periods at Changi Point Ferry Terminal as the pontoons there are being maintained. During normal weekends, peak periods are around 8.30am to 12noon. From Maritime and Port Authority Port Notice no. 70 of 2017.

FREE, no registration required

4 Jun (Sun): Paint a Husk

Specially for families!
Paint-a-Husk by Hazel Huang
Anyone can do their part for the environment. Come join in the fun and get your creative juices flowing. Hazel Huang shows you how to turn an unwanted coconut husk into your own beautiful piece of art by painting your vision of a greener environment! (The coconuts come from the drinks stalls at Ubin.)


4 Jun (Sun): Round Ketam Kayaking Adventure with Asian Detours

Experience a full open sea kayaking on this expedition and be rewarded with natural sightings unlike any other! For ages 7 to 75!
Starting from the southern end of Pulau Ubin, hugging the coast and traveling westward, heading to the highlight of the tour, Ketam Island. Common sightings on this adventure include flocks of grey herons, families of otters, and schools of fishes. Our experienced adventure leaders will be able to point these areas out to you along the route.

4 Jun (Sun): Ubin’s Straw-headed Bulbul Census with the Nature Society (Singapore)

The Straw-headed Bulbul is globally endangered. But here in Singapore, the wild population has been growing steadily. This is based on data gathered by the Bird Group through regular bird counts over the years. Pulau Ubin is a haven for this bulbul, given its largely rural setting and extensive green spaces.

This is the Nature Society (Singapore)'s first dedicated census on the Straw-headed Bulbul. Join them in gathering data that may contribute towards the conservation of this species. Some birdwatching experience is required.