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Kayak & Canoe. Explore the sparkling Kallang Basin with a variety of Kayak and Canoe options.
- Kokomo Beach Club. Things to do. Pasir Ris. Kokomo Beach Club, situated in Pasir Ris Beach Park, is your ultimate coastal retreat, offering an unparalleled seaside life just a few steps away from the beach.
- MacRitchie Reservoir. Things to do. Walks and tours. Central Water Catchment. One of the four reservoirs that make up the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, MacRitchie is one of Singapore's most serene spots.
- Khatib Bongsu. Things to do. Simpang. The scenic stretch of Sungei Khatib Bongsu may start unassumingly, around the corner from Yishun Park but if you follow the path, you'll find an idyllic area which attracts many birdwatchers, joggers, cyclists and fishing enthusiasts.
- Kallang River. Things to do. Rochor. Fun fact: the Kallang River is the longest river in Singapore. It stretches for 10 kilometres from the Lower Pierce Reservoir to the Kallang Basin.
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- Lower Seletar Water Sports Centre
- Water Sports Centre, Singapore Sports Hub
- Kayak Fishing Fever
- Passion Wave
- Adventures by Asian Detours
- 10-11. Paddle Lodge
- Ola Beach Club
- Kayakasia
- Do I Need A Certification Or License to Kayak in Singapore?
Where: Lower Seletar Reservoir
Credit: Camelot Those of you living in Khatib or Yishun would be familiar with the Lower Seletar Reservoir. Known for its calm and peaceful turquoise waters, your kayaking experience here would enable you to immerse yourself in nature and spot some wildlife! Run by Camelot, you can also try other water sports here like dragon boating. Facebook | Find Out More
Where: Kallang Basin, Tanjong Rhu, Marina Bay
Credit: Singapore Sports Hubon Facebook Planning to go kayaking at Kallang Basin and Tanjong Rhu? Head over to the Singapore Sports Hub where you'll get a view of the National Stadium and even the Singapore skyline if you're planning to go as far as Marina Bay. Rates start from $12 for 2 hours and don't worry if you're a beginner as no certification is required for their sit-on-top kayaks and canoe. Those of you who are more advanced can rent their closed deck kayaks or the outrigger canoe in...
Credit: Kayak Fishing Fever Looking for a different type of kayaking experience? Why not try kayak fishing instead? Kayak Fishing Fever runs Singapore's first kayak fishing tour in Singapore and the first leg paddle kayak tour in Singapore. Highly rated on various websites like TripAdvisor and Google reviews, there are 3 different kayak fishing iti...
Where: Marina Bay, Bedok Reservoir, Jurong Lake, Pasir Ris Park, Sembawang Park
Credit: PA PAssion WaVeon Facebook With a total of 5 outlets, kayaking at PAssion WaVe is perfect no matter where you are in Singapore! If you're looking to kayak with an impressive view of Singapore's skyline, then head over to the outlet at Marina Bay. For those of you who want some fun in the open water, kayaking at Pasir Ris Park or Sembawang Park will suit you just fine. Or else, the scenic waters at Jurong Lake or Bedok Reservoir will be perfect for your kayaking session too. ?Not to me...
Where: Pulau Ubin
Credit: Adventureson Facebook Pulau Ubin is known for its stunning nature and one way to uncover it is bykayaking through the island! A 4-hour kayak tour with Adventures by Asian Detours will introduce you to Pulau Ubin's scenic mangroves, led by an Expedition Leader who will tell you more about the natural formations. If you're new to kayaking, don't worry as the waters are very still. Equipment and gear are provided too, so you can come as you are. ?There are other kayaking tours you can si...
Where: MacRitchie Reservoir, Pandan Reservoir
Credit: Prince Mirandaon Facebook Looking for respite from the busy city? ? Then kayak at MacRitchie Reservoir instead, Singapore’s largest nature reserve. The calm waters here, set against the backdrop of the abundant rainforest will make you forget that you’re even in Singapore for a moment! You can rent your kayaks ($15 per hour) from Paddle Lodge by the Singapore Canoe Federation. While you’re here, try to spot nature enthusiasts doing some fishing, hiking or even bird-watching ? Paddle L...
Where: Sentosa
Credit: Ola Beach Clubon Facebook If you love the sun, sand and sea, Sentosa is probably one of your favourite places in Singapore! Make your visit to Sentosa more exciting by kayaking at Siloso Beach. Head over to Ola Beach Club and rent a single or double kayak with your friends or family. The best part is, you don't need to have any prior experience and there'll be experienced guides during your kayaking adventure too. Facebook
Where: Pulau Ubin, Sungei Simpang, Sungei Khatib Bongsu, Mandai/Kranji, Northern Islands, Southern Islands
Credit: kayakasiaon Facebook If you're fuelled by a sense of adventure and want to care for the environment at the same time, then kayakasia's expeditions are for you! kayakasia is an eco-adventure travel company and their tours are led by professional kayak guides. You can choose from a range of tours from beginner-friendly to more advanced ones. You'll also get to uncover Singapore's hidden gems like St. John's/Lazarus Islands, mangroves in Sungei Simpang and the Mandai/Kranji areas. Facebook
If you're wondering if you need certification or a license to kayak in Singapore, the answer is no! For most kayak rentals, they will have a range of kayaks that you can choose from. The sit-on-top kayaks and canoes are usually good for beginners and closed-deck kayaks are for those with certification. Most kayak rental services are also suitable f...
- Water Sports Centre at the Singapore Sports Hub. For picturesque views of the Singapore skyline, head to the Water Sports Centre at the Singapore Sports Hub.
- Lower Seletar Water Sports Centre at Lower Seletar Reservoir. For your next outdoor adventure, rent a kayak from the Lower Seletar Water Sports Centre.
- Passion Wave @ Sembawang. Do you call the North West region your home? Get easy access to kayak rentals at Passion Wave @ Sembawang. Situated close to Sembawang Park, this little corner of Singapore is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life.
- Paddle Lodge at MacRitchie Reservoir. We love the hiking trail at MacRitchie Reservoir, but paddling through it on a kayak is another great experience to enjoy.
Sep 18, 2021 · Are parks too crowded for you? Want to kayak and chill? Get kayaking! With the opening up of reservoirs for recreational water sports, kayaking have emerge to become one of the fastest growing sports in water sports.
We offer the highest rated kayak fishing and kayak sailing tours in Singapore. with over 1200 5 star reviews. Whether you're a complete beginner or a seasoned angler looking for a new challenge, our expertly guided tours offer an exceptional experience on Singapore's scenic waters.
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