Pulau Ubin

About

Pulau Ubin is an idyllic island located off the northeastern coast of Singapore, offering a tranquil escape from urban life. Shaped like a boomerang, it covers approximately 1,020 hectares, having been formed from five smaller islets united by bunds for prawn farming. The island's landscape is a mix of lush forests, serene beaches, and abandoned granite quarries, providing a glimpse into its industrial past. Once a thriving granite mining site, Pulau Ubin now boasts a rich natural heritage, with diverse ecosystems like the Chek Jawa Wetlands, a prime spot for birdwatching and marine life exploration. Visitors can immerse themselves in the island's rustic charm by exploring its trails on foot or by bike, discovering remnants of its historical past and interacting with the local community. The island is home to a small village where traditional farming and fishing practices prevail, offering a unique cultural experience. With limited modern amenities, Pulau Ubin provides an authentic retreat into Singapore's past, allowing visitors to reconnect with nature and enjoy activities like kayaking and hiking. Its serene environment and biodiversity make it a standout destination for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful getaway.