Isles of Singapore

The isles of Singapore have been popular with the tourists and have become a much-needed respite from the city life. Singapore Isles consists of 50 Isles. These islands are exotic spots that are a unique blend of culture, cuisine and scenic beauties.

Some of the popular islands have been listed briefly below.

The Kusu Island in Singapore is popular and has history behind it. The two ship wrecked sailors were saved by a giant sea turtle and they built a Malay shrine, Chinese temple and huge sculpture of the turtle. The Taoists make their annual pilgrimage to this island and the Muslims visit the Malayan shrine.

Pulau Island is quite popular for natural vegetation and one can go for nature walk or go for cycling. On this Singapore Isle the visitors would get time to witness the rural life that includes the granite quarry, rubber plantation, traditional fishing kelongs and many others.

Sentosa island of Singapore is popular for its theme park, tropical resort, heritage center and Nature Park. In this Singapore isle one can be among the attractions that brings to life history and culture and 18-hole golf course that is surrounded by scenic beauty.

St. John's Island was formerly a penal settlement and now has been transformed into a popular attraction with beaches, lagoons, trekking trails, picnic spots and soccer fields. This place is popular for weekend visits.

The Lazarus Island is popular for its beaches and water sports like scuba diving, snorkeling and other activities.

To reach the Singapore isles one can take a ferry from the World Trade Center or hire a boat from the Changi Jetty or the Clifford Pier.

Hotels in Singapore
Changi Hotel	Royal Peacock Hotel
Hotel81 - Opera	Broadway Hotel
Bencoolen Hotel	Metropolitan YMCA Hotel