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Japanese Grocery store thing-y

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Pros:
Less crowded beaches
more realistic than sentosa
Can tour three islands in one day at very less time

Cons:
Travel is by ferry so maybe sea sickness?
Have to get own food, so... picnic?

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Beautiful Beaches on Lazarus and St John's Island

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Beautiful Beaches on Lazarus and St John's Island

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Island Hopping the Southern Islands in Singapore

Thinking of what to do this weekend ? If you're still a little kiasee and prefer to go for activities with lesser crowds, an island-hopping adventure is the perfect weekend activity to embark on!

From nostalgic islands that you might have visited as a kid to ones where you might just see rare sea turtles, read on for more reasons to visit these islands.
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Getting to the Southern Islands

With two ferry packages to the Southern Islands on Klook, you can hop between St. John's Island, Lazarus Island, Kusu Island and Sisters' Island with Marina South Ferry or enjoy a ride to St. John's Island, Lazarus Island and Kusu Island with Singapore Island Cruise!

If you are looking for an alternative place to hop onto a ferry instead of Marina South Pier, Sindo Ferry departs from Harbourfront Centre (Singapore Cruise Centre) to the same islands too!

Explore the Southern Islands on a Yacht Charter or Tour!

1. Kusu Island

Other than the island's namesake, Kusu Island also boasts many beautiful beaches where you can enjoy a cool afternoon dip and open greenery where you can have a picnic with your family or friends.

#KlookTip: If you're looking for some luck, head over to one of the many temples on the island to seek some good fortune from the God of Prosperity.

2. St. John's Island

If you're looking for pristine beaches with clear turquoise waters, (even better than Sentosa's might we say) look no further than St. John's Island!

Transportation: The ferry ride to St. John's Island departs from Marina South Pier and a round trip will only cost you $15. If you get your ferry ticket on Klook, you will be able to hop between St. John Island, Kusu Island and Sisters' Island for as many times as you like!

Rent a Bike to explore St. John's and Lazarus Islands: Bicycle Kiosk Coming Soon

With St. John's and Lazarus Islands being connected by a bridge, the best way to explore the islands' breathtaking nature and wildlife is on a bike. For those who managed to rent a bicycle at the GoGreen pop up kiosk from March to June in 2021, great news!

Singapore St John's Island Escape Tour

Looking for different way to explore St John's Island with friends? Why not try the Singapore St. John's Island Escape Tour? Think of it as an upsized escape room that's packed with puzzles and challenges at every corner. Your team's job is to find out the truth behind the unsolved mysteries of St. John's Island by finding the missing pages of an important journal that will help to save mankind (And all within 4 hours too!). Think you and your friends are up for the mission?

3. Lazarus Island

Just next to St. John's Island and easily accessible through a narrow strip of land, you can find nice beaches on Lazarus Island too!

Usually less crowded due to there being lesser amenities on this island as compared to St. John's, Lazarus Island is the perfect destination for all you romantics who want to spend a little quality time with your loved ones.

4. Sisters' Islands: Reopening 2024

If you're into underwater activities, Sister's Island is also a great place to snorkel, with clear waters and numerous reefs teeming with marine life.

More Inspiration to Explore Our Own Backyard

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Southern Islands Singapore: What To Do, How To Hop Between Islands & Exploring Marine Life - Klook Travel Blog

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Thinking of what to do this weekend ? If you're still a little kiasee and prefer to go for activities with lesser crowds, an island-hopping adventure is the perfect weekend activity to embark on! From nostalgic islands that you might have visited as a kid to ones where you might just see rare sea turtles, read on for more reasons to visit these islands.

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-Beach Clubs
-bungee jumping
- just beach stuff

Pros: Near Mall so food easy access
Cons: Besides the beach not much to do i guess, also stuff is quite expensive

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Sentosa is a sunny island in Singapore, home to exciting events, themed attractions, award-winning spas, lush rainforests, golden sandy beaches and resort-style hotels.

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Bar hub by Hong Lim River

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Name says it all, night time is very pretty, cheaper souveniers

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Lane full of bars and restaurants near bugis

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Cheaper shopping area with cool cheap ice cream, also has pug cafe? and cat cafe?

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The shopping hub of singapore

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Are we plant people? I mean I am but you guys...

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Gardens By The bay! Also in the same place, Lot of cool sights to see but if it's not your jam then can skip.

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A 30 minute Journey that gives views of all of SG. Costs 33/person.

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Floating Apple Store at Marina Bay Sands

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This is the Art Science Museum (The Shopped at marina bay sands is located right behind it) It looks really cool, but from my understanding it's very "futuristic" so rather than museum or gallery it's more like a dubai expo thing, haven't been but heard good things. Costs 16 dollars for foreign students, 21 dollars for adults.

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This is the mall beneath the esteemed Marina Bay Sands Hotel and has a lot of eateries and shoppes.

Pros:
- Right near ArtScience Museum, Cool LV and Apple Store.
- Walk across to see complete view of Marina Bay (the view in the background of this padlet)

Cons:
No brand there is buyable, just a giant expensive mall, food places are also like quite spendy (Gordon Ramsay's Restaurant is here tho!)