Ready for 31 top-notch Singapore hidden gems? Keep scrolling for the ultimate adventure that will inspire you to venture off the beaten path. I have listed hours, prices, and additional details for each of the 31 Singapore hidden gems! Enjoy!
1. Woodlands Galaxy CC Observatory
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🎟️ S$3/pax (reserve online)
🗓️ Fridays, 7:30pm-9:30pm
📍31 Woodlands Aevnue 6 (Woodlands, northern Singapore)
The Woodlands Galaxy Community Club Observatory offers star gazing sessions on clear skied Fridays. This community center also offers astronomy workshops, so do not miss out on the first of many Singapore hidden gems. Please note that you do need the Singapore Pass app/account to sign in and purchase your tickets.
2. Sembawang Hot Springs
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🎟️ Free!
🗓️ Open daily 7am-7pm, closed 11am-2pm on Mondays & Thursdays for cleaning
📍Near Gambas Avenue & Sembawang Road Intersection (northern Singapore)
Singapore’s only natural hot spring flows at 70C/158F. This NPark is for foot soaking as well as water collection and egg boiling. The park is great for bird watching and enjoying the nature trail that features fruit trees and flowers. Amongst all these Singapore hidden gems, Sembawang Hot Springs are the only natural springs on the SG mainland.
3. Spot wild Crocs at Sunghei Buloh Wetlands Reserve
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🎟️ Free!
🗓️ Open daily 7am-7pm, final entry at 6:30pm
📍301 Neo Tiew Crescent for the visitor centre (northern Singapore)
This is one of the Singapore hidden gems that you would love if you like animals/wildlife. Sunghei Buloh Wetlands Reserve feature a number of lookout towers where you can watch the birds and spot crocodiles from afar. You can also continue your hike through the Kranji Coastal Nature Park to increase your chances of spotting wildlife native to Singapore!
4. Enjoy Bird Watching at Hampstead Wetlands Park
Kingfisher
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🎟️ Free!
🗓️ Open 24/7
📍1 Baker Street (Punggol, northeastern Singapore)
Are you into bird watching? Well get out your bingo card and get ready to mark off some beauties. Be on the lookout for the Kingfisher, the Striated Heron, the Common Flameback Woodpecker, Grey Headed Fish Eagles, the Blue-Tailed Bee-Eater, as well as owls and hornbills of course.
Perhaps if you are lucky, you can get a glimpse at the rare flying fox (bat). I bet you didn’t see bird watching coming on this list of Singapore hidden gems. Do not pass up on the beautiful Punggol neighborhood and Hampstead Wetlands Park.
5. Breakfast in the Wild at the Singapore Zoo
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🎟️ S$47 for adults, S$37 for kids ages 6-12 (20% off with SG Zoo + Breakfast Bundle for tourists)
🗓️ Daily at 9am-10:30am
📍80 Mandai Lake Road
Enjoy an international and local breakfast spread buffet at Ah Meng Terrace for Breakfast in the Wild. Ingredients are sources locally for sustainability efforts. But while you eat, you can indulge in photo opps with rotating animal ambassadors and the animals, which are brought onto the deck; this can include the Orangutans, snakes, Green Iguanas, African Penguins, Macaws, the Patagonian Sea Lion, and Bengal Eagle Owl. Learn more here. Did you know that Singapore hidden gems can be so nature focused?
6. Get artsy with Weekend.Sketchers
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🎟️ Free!
🗓️ Mostly on Sundays usually from 9:30pm-Noon
📍Anywhere in Singapore
Love to draw? Join the Weekend Sketchers on a Sunday to draw Singapore’s landmarks, architectural sites, and beyond! All you need is to bring supply, no registration needed, just show up! Their upcoming meet up is posted to their Instagram page here but they also have a Facebook page. There is something for everyone on this list of Singapore hidden gems.
7. Kebun Baru Birdsinging Club
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🎟️ Free!
🗓️ Open daily, popular on Sundays
📍Block 159 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5 – near Ang Mo Kio Town West Garden & Mayflower Market + Hawker Centre (central Singapore)
This is one of those Singapore hidden gems where you know about it or not. There are a couple of spots around Singapore where you can enjoy the singing of caged birds. This tradition dates back to kampong culture and is therefore most popular amongst retirees.
Bird singing was started in efforts to keep endangered species thriving. The Kebun Baru Bird Singing Club is amongst the most popular. Although birds are brought out almost daily, especially when it isn’t raining, the most popular day for chirping is on Sundays.
There is also a smaller bird singing corner at Hougang Neighborhood Park as well as a bird singing hangout pavilion located at 430 Clementi Avenue 3, across from Celemnti 488 Market and Food Centre. This one may have even beat Hell’s Museum (Haw Par Villa) in terms of out of the box activities.
8. Kampong Lorong Buangkok
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🎟️ Group tours start at S$250 on Klook, LetsGoTour, or SeekingSophie
🗓️ Available to book daily (time frame 9am-11am)
📍Lor Buangkok (near Buangkok Square Mall, northeastern Singapore)
Kampong Lorong Buangkok is the city’s last old-school/traditional village from the 1950s home to 25 families today. Going here will make you forget that you are within a city of nearly 6 million, especially once you see the chickens. Sometimes Singapore hidden gems are right in the city.
It also highlights how Singapore has become the bustling international city it is today through only a few generations. This is a private property so please do not go to this Kampong without a tour guide.
8. Fun Activities at Sundowner Singapore
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🎟️ Prices range vastly by activity from S$50-S$600
🗓️ Times vary by activity booked, mostly on Saturdays+Sundays
📍705A E Coast Road, No. 705 (Eastern Singapore)
Sundowner Singapore hosts a number of Singapore hidden gems! This business is the king of Singapore activities and workshops on their rooftop and all around town for both kids and adults It offers many unique workshops and strange experiences such as…
F&B: Honey Making/Tasting, Salad Making, Cocktail Mixing, Ice Cream Making, Pizza Making, Coffee Roasting, Mead Making, Chocolate Making, Beer Brewing, Pasta Making
Crafts: Paper Marbling, Mini Zen Workshop, Terrarium Workshop, Treehouse Workshop
Learning: Eating Bugs, Sugarcane, Insect Study Sessions
Entertainment: Magic Shows, Rooftop Movie Screenings, Cold Plunges
9. Vivariums & Terrariums at Chai Chee Safari
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🎟️ Free to visit, terrarium workshops start at S$42, be sure to make your workshop reservation here
🗓️ Open weekdays Noon-7pm & weekends 11am-8pm, workshops are hosted Saturdays & Sundays
📍475 Geylang Road (east of the National Stadium)
When I learned out CC Safari (Chair Chee Safari) I thought it was just beyond unique. The official website also outlines the difference between a terrarium and a vivarium, which is that terrariums are solely plant focuses while vivariums aim to support life of reptiles, amphibians, and insects. An aquarium is technically a type of vivarium. I can’t say that other Singapore hidden gems will literally let you take a part of nature home with you!
10. Parkour at Forest Adventure
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🎟️ Ranges about S$40-S$50/pax (reservations required)
🗓️ Monday 9:30am-2pm, Tuesdays-Fridays 9:30am-6pm, and Weekends/Public Holidays 9:30am-6:30pm
📍Right on the shore of Badok Reservoir near Temasek Polytechnic (Tampines Avenue 1 near Changi Airport)
Forest Adventure offers a variety of parkours and climbing tracks located in the trees along the stunning Bedok Reservoir. Parts of the parkours also include zip line portions. Please consult their official website to book your adventure and take note of height and weight requirements for kids and adults. If you wonder off the obstacle courses near the university, you will find more Singapore hidden gems!
11. HomeTeamNS Aqua Adventure
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🎟️ S$35-S$175 depending on attractions booked +9% GST (recommend to book time slot online prior to visit)
🗓️ Closed Mondays; Tue-Fri 10am-2:30pm & 3pm-7:30pm, Weekends & Public Holidays/Eve of PH 10am-7:30pm
*final admission is 90 minutes before shift closing time
📍900 Bedok North Road (on Bedok Reservoir)
Aqua Adventure is a playground meets indoor waterpark that is home to Singapore’s first Indoor Net Obstacle Course, Singapore’s first Indoor Aquatic Ropes Course, and finally Singapore’s longest indoor water slide!
There are also indoor obstacle courses and climbing walk as well as so much more! Please check height and weight requirements as well as dress code & booking details on their official website here. Singapore hidden gems like these are ideal for rainy days!
12. Pulau Ubin, a Hidden Gem Treasure Trove
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🎟️ S$4/pax, S$6 if you are brining a bike
🗓️ Ferries run daily from 6am-7pm
📍Ferries run from Changi Point Ferry Terminal
Too often overlooked by visitors, Pulau Ubin is a lush island off the eastern coast of Singapore best known for cycling, hiking, camping, and wildlife spotting. It is only reachable by a 10-minute ferry ride which has no set schedule can can hold 9-12 people. You may be able to arrange a past 7pm pick up time with the boat tender.
To know about the ferries: Going to/from the island will usually require a full boat of all 12 allotted spaces for pax (fewer if people bring their own bikes) OR if the boat is largely empty, you can pay the rest of the amount to fill in all the untaken slots (e.g. if you are by yourself, want to go to the island, and don’t wish to wait until the boat fills up, you wold have to pay S$48). This is also true for returning from Pulau Ubin, so please do not wait until you are the last person off the island. It may be wise to make a pact with your boat mates about a return time so you can all go back to the Singaporean mainland together.
Please ensure you bring cash for bike rentals, ferry fees, and food . Please bring plenty of water; the island does offer hawker-style food stalls. Did you know that Singapore hidden gems such as Pulau Ubin is also home to the Singapore police academy? More Pulau Ubin highlights are detailed below!
Biking on Pulau Ubin
Prices on Klook range from S$15.50-S$55, depending on the bike type/configuration. Please be sure to test ride your bike and make sure you also check the bikes features (like the bike seat). These bikes are not so gently used and checking beforehand can let you switch out a bike without issues. Also be sure to ask for bike locks!
There are several bike shops on the island, so be sure to bring cash if you are planning on renting on the spot. You can cycle through the jungle, along the coast, through the wetlands, and around several quarries. There is even a mountain bike trail, as seen above.
If biking is not your thing, you can hike or kayak as well!
Check Jawa Wetlands
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The Chek Jawa Wetlands are open daily from 7am-7pm and take up over 100 hectres on Pulau Ubin. Home to six diverse habitats, Chek Jawa Wetlands is popular for wildlife spotting, boardwalks, and its natural mangrove coastline. It also features an old tudor house visitor centre.
Puaka Hilltop View Point
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Puaka Hilltop View Point is a popular lookout point over Ubin Quarry and also a great spot for photos. Pulau Ubin is mostly uninhabited meaning your view will be of the largely of the stunning untouched wilderness.
Shrines & Temples on Pulau Ubin
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There are two shrines on Pulau Ubin, Wei Tuo Fa Gong Temple and the German Girl Shrine. Pulau Ubin is a Kampong island that has no running water, no standard electricity, and little to no cars, meaning your visit to the holy sites will be quiet as can be.
Cookery Magic
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Cookery Magic is a true Singapore hidden gem! This outdoor cooking class (with cats!) is hosted at a private residence. This Singapore activity focuses on more local cuisine (South Indian, Malay, & Southern Chinese), but the most unique thing about this experience is that you can actually cook out on Pulau Ubin, as you can see in the pictures! Learn more details here.
13. Hidden History at Fort Canning Park
Sally Port between the Battle Box & the Fort Canning Gallery
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🎟️ Sally Port & Fort Canning Galleries is free, enhanced experience Battle Box costs S$20/pax reservation required (but entry is free with reservation)
🗓️ Fort Canning is open 24/7 but the Battle Box is only open Wednesdays-Sundays from 10am-5pm, with final entry at 4pm.
📍Fort Canning Park; Sally Port/Battle Box is located between the Heritage Gallery & Percival Road
These are the often over looked attractions at Fort Canning Park and truly, two Singapore hidden gems. The Battle Box is pretty neat as it is a series of tunnels that make up this intricate underground bunker. You can now even enjoy a visual projection room paired with a 40-minute audio tour.
Sally Port was once but now makes for a cool place to take photos. Learn more about historical attractions and hours of the galleries at Singapore Fort Canning Park below, or here.
14. Pei Lin’s Crafts
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🎟️ S$25-S$85 depending on the workshop; S$28 for Peranakan Tiles & S$85 for Tingkat (lunchbox, as seen above)
🗓️ Open daily but hours based on workshop booked!
📍7500A Beach Road, #B1-302, inside the Plaza (Kampong Glam)
These art workshops with Pei Lin are truly unique as this is one of no Singapore hidden gems that allow you to paint sneakers and canvases. However, Pei Lin is best known for her workshops involving the painting of Peranakan tiles and Tingkat, a Peranakan stacked lunchbox.
You can also paint cookie jars, plates with Chinese dragon design, totes, lamp shades, plant pots, acrylic light boards, jewellery trays, and Batik paintings.
Each workshop can last from 1-3 hours. The bright pictures and colors speak for themselves. Reservations must be done ahead of time on Pei Lin’s official website here.
15. Durian Omakase High Tea at Golden Moments
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🎟️ S$83.60/pax
🗓️ Based on booking
📍779 North Bridge Road (Kampong Glam)
Are you a durian lover? Golden Moments offers a Durian Omakase High Tea event through Klook where 3-5 durian variants are offered (Black Gold Mao Shan Wang, Black Thorn, D13 Custard Bun, Royal Ganghai, S17 White Princess and Golden Mao Shan Wang QQ).
Two drinks, as well as durian desserts and savory snacks come with this delightful deal. You can’t talk Singapore hidden gems if it doesn’t include durian in some sort of way.
16. Epic Photoshoot on the Esplanade Rooftop
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🎟️ Free!
🗓️ Open daily 6am-3am
📍1 Esplanade Drive (Level 4)
An obvious but not well know rooftop is the Esplanade Rooftop Garden that is totally free to use. This is one of the few Singapore hidden gems that is located right in the Singapore city centre but is often overlooked by the nearby Merlion Park. Make your way up the rooftop for epic views of the Marina Bay Sands, the Singapore Flyer, and the CBD (Central Business District).
17. Mermaids at Fish Bowl (Kid friendly!)
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🎟️ Technically free, but you are likely expected to order something at the bar with your reservation
🗓️ Fish Bowl Bar opens at 6pm from Wednesday-Saturday, show beings at daily 7:15pm, bar closes at 9pm
📍32 Beach Road, inside the NCO Club (located across from Raffles Singapore, beside JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South Beach)
18. Tattoo Away at State of Shiok
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🎟️ S$83/pax
🗓️ Open daily 11:30am-9:30pm (by appointment only)
📍195 Pearl’s Hill Terrace, #02-08A (just outside Chinatown)
Asia’s ONLY tattoo jamming place where you can make pseudo tattoos on skin-esque mats and the only item on this list of Singapore hidden gems that relates to tattoo art. Please note that the age limit is 16 for this activity at State of Shiok. Singapore hidden gems get better anad better as you scroll!
19. Paint Me Pretty at Art Nooq
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🎟️ S$55/pax for weekday macaroon art jamming, S$60/pax for weekend macaroon art jamming (this is the most expensive service)
🗓️ Open daily, by appointment only.
📍195 Pearl’s Hill Terrace, #01-58 (just outside Chinatown)
Art Nooq allows you to paint totes and canvases. But what’s is unique with Art Nooq is that they offer macaron painting as well; the only activity on this list of Singapore hidden gems that offers this service! It reminds me of easter egg painting but more delicious.
20. Botanic Gardens Scavenger Hunt
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🎟️ Free!
🗓️ Open daily 5am-Midnight
📍1 Cluny Road
Take a different approach to exploring the Singapore Botanic Gardens by going on a scavenger hunt! There are over 40 statues and sculptures located across these vast gardens, one may say an additional 40 something Singapore hidden gems.
The Botanic Gardens are also another great place to snap Singapore Instagram-worthy photos. Learn more about what the Singapore Botanic Garden has to offer here.
21. Make Dim Sum at Yum Cha
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🎟️ S$88/pax which includes dim sum materials as well as complimentary tea and a meal voucher
🗓️ By appointment only, register here
📍Two Locations: 20 Trengganu Street, #02-01 in Chinatown & 6 Changi Business Park Avenue 1, #01-33 UE BizHub East near Changi Airport
Take in an authentic Dim Sum making experience at Yum Cha. You get to make Dim Sum from scratch (and eat it too!), unlike the rest of the Singapore hidden gems on this list. Of course this Singapore activity will let you indulge in your creations after you have crafted them ever so carefully.
22. Singapore’s Dragon Beard Candy
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🎟️ S$30/pax for the workshop; but you can order online and have it delivered to your Singapore location for S$45, a bundle costing S$9
🗓️ Times vary by event; order online whenever
📍Live Stations & Workshops vary by location
Dragon Beard candy making originates in China, dating back to the Han Dynasty. I’m really glad that this ancient tradition became popular on social media in the past few years. If you are unfamiliar, dragon bread candy is hard candy that gets folded over dozens of times with a dusting of powdered sugar, forming dozens if not hundreds of soft and thin hair-like strings of candy.
These food related Singapore hidden gems are super fun for kids, especially when it involves candy. For more info on dragon beard candy in Singapore, be sure to consult their official website.
23. Haw Par Villa ~ Hell’s Museum
🎟️ Free to enter the park, S$20 for adults & S$10 for kids under 7 for the museum
🗓️ Park: Mon-Sun: 9am–8pm (last entry 7.30pm)
🗓️ Museum: Tue–Sun: 10am–6pm (last entry 5pm), closed Mondays except if that Monday falls on a Public Holiday
📍262 Pasir Panjang Road
Also known as Hell’s Museum and once known as Tiger Balm Garden, is a rather unique experience in Singapore. Haw Par Villa is a free outdoor gallery featuring traditional East Asian architecture and statues that display rather un-heavenly scenes.
This experience is not recommended for children ages 9 and under. You are also able to reserve a spot in a mosaic tile making workshop or take the weekly twilight tour around the property. A visit to this hidden gem can be completed in under 2 hours.
Haw Par Villa is truly one of a kind and surely not what you had in mind when thinking about unique things to do and/or Singapore hidden gems. However, it is Singapore’s first theme park! Though I don’t want to reveal too much in this blog post, I hope the pictures have intrigued you to consider hopping over to Haw Par Villa. After all, it is actually hell on earth.
24. The Mount Faber Merlion
🎟️ Free!
🗓️ Open 24/7
📍Faber Point on Mount Faber (Singapore Southern Ridges)
Another Merlion statue? This time on Mount Faber. This Merlion is located Faber Point, where you can catch a stunning view of Sentosa Island and Reflections at Keppel Bay, Keppel Island, and the harbour below. You can hike to or take the cable car from HarbourFront Station. Some Singapore hidden gems make for the best photo opps!
25. Fort Siloso Skywalk & Staircase
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🎟️ Free!
🗓️ Open 24/7, free elevator operates daily from 9am-10pm
📍 Siloso Road (near Trickeye Museum on western Sentosa Island, southern Singapore)
The Siloso SkyWalk is standing tall at 43 meters/141 feet! Not many people know about this place and its unique stairwell. From all the way up here you can enjoy views from Mount Faber, to Keppel Bay, to Siloso Beach and beyond to the Singapore Strait. The end of the walkway will lead you to Fort Siloso, which is also free, so two-in-one Singapore hidden gems!
26. Singapore Splunking
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🎟️ Free! But splunk at your own risk!
🗓️ Open 24/7
📍Around the southwestern beaches on Sentosa Island (Sentosa Tanjong Rimau)
Ever wanted to truly venture off the beaten path? Consider visiting Sentosa Tanjong Rimau to discover the caves under and around Fort Siloso on Singapore Sentosa Island! For all details, coordinates, and tips check out the Teton article here. There are also caves located Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, just know that these caves are covered by metal fencing. These Singapore hidden gems are truly out of sight!
27. Sentosa Island Wildlife Tour
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🎟️ Start at S$77/pax (family bundles available)
🗓️ Thursdays-Sundays, times vary by tour booked (most tours are only on weekends)
📍Various locations around Sentosa Island
Nothing screams Singapore hidden gems like a wildlife tour beyond the Singapore Zoo. Great for kids and adults alike, there are four main wildlife tours that can be booked on Singapore Sentosa Island; intertidal tours, nocturnal, bird watching, and endangered species tours. Take advantage if you are on the wild side!
28. Fort Serapong Tour
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🎟️ S$207 (min. of 4 pax) or a hiking tour starting at S$120/pax
🗓️ Available daily, tour dependent
📍Sentosa Cove Village Bus Bay
Live history at Sentosa Island’s Fort Serapong, the hidden fort within the deep woods of the island. Built in the 1800s, you’ll explore the are in a multi-sensory tour through the think Singaporean jungle.
You can also take a regular guided hiking tour of the trail instead. If you are an adventure traveler, Singapore hidden gems such as these are right up your alley! Learn more here.
29. Check out the Singapore Southern Islands
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🎟️ S$15-S$50/pax for a two way tickets
🗓️ Ferries run daily from Marina South Pier (S$20/pax) as well as from Sentosa Jetty @ Cove, to four of the Singapore Southern Islands (St. John’s Island, Lazarus Island, Kusu Island, and Sisters’ Island) and must be purchased ahead of time here. Same goes for the Sentosa Jetty @ Cove here (S$20/pax roundtrip).
📍From Marina Pier South and Sentosa Jetty @ Cove
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Though these attractions are free, you will have to pay for a ferry ride. There are several islands south of the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia on Sentosa Island, but I will be highlighting Sisters’ Islands, St John Island, Lazarus Island, Kusu Island, and Pulau Satumu!
Seringat Island and Kias Island are connected to Lazarus Island; St John Island is connected to Lazarus Island via bridge.
Sisters’ Islands
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This Sisters’ Islands is a pair of two islands southwest of St John Island. The Smaller Sister Island is actually closed to the public for marine research. However, Big Sister Island is open daily from 7am-7pm but closed the first and third Wednesday of each month unless that Wednesday falls on a public holiday.
The island features a floating arrival dock, a turtle hatchery, coral reefs, coastal hiking trails, and a lagoon. These islands are popular for water sports, fishing, exploring, as well as reef diving (which is also available around Pulau Hantu, Pulau Jong, and the Labrador Reef). Below I detail some of the highlights of these Singapore hidden gems.
St John Island & Lazarus Island
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St John Island & Lazarus Islands are the big brother islands to the Sister Islands, although these two are bound together by pedestrian bridge. On this island, you can rent bikes or scooters, view abandoned historical sites, go hiking, or enjoy watching the wildlife. There is even a lagoon for swimming; be sure to reserve your water sport adventure here. Here is a guide and map of St John Island.
There is also the free Marine Park Public Gallery that is open daily 10am-4pm and 10am-noon on eves of public holidays. You can stay overnight at St John Island starting up again in August 2025, in a refurbished lodge (former bungalow). Learn more here.
On Lazarus Beach, you can go glamping right on the shore, learn more here.
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On Lazarus Island you can not only visit the beach, but Lazarus island is best known for water sports! You are able to rent kayaks, paddle boards, and sea bicycles. Rentals start at S$20 and you can rent on weekends from 10am-5pm. Book your bundle here.
You can also rent a tiny home for S$284 a night which includes standard amenities like in a hotel room (air con, kitchenette, running water, lighting and so on). It’s glamping on another level. The island also has a convenience store. Check out Escape here!
Kusu Island
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The real one amongst these Singapore hidden gems islands is Kusu Island! Kusu Island has cultural significance and lots of nature. The island also has beachside picnic areas and a lagoon for swimming as well as a tortoise sanctuary. Most importantly, it is home a shrine and a Chinese temple. It is within swimming distance of Lazarus Island and just the cutest!
Pulau Satumu
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The Southernmost Point of Singapore is located on Pulau Satumu, not to be confused with the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia on Sentosa Island. This small island is also home to the Raffles Lighthouse. You can book a tour for around S$60 here. This will also take you to the other southern islands discussed, though Pulau Satumu is quite a ways away from the other islands.
30. Check out a unique Book Store
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Evernew Book Store dates back to the 80s. It is more than just a bookstore as Evernew has a large collection of paraphernalia from the Chinese Cultural Revolution. They are located inside Bras Basah Complex at 231 Bain Street (#01-07) and open daily.
Another unique book store is Ana Book Store on Orchard Road (inside Far East Plaza on the 5th floor). This tiny but mighty second hand book store has been around for decades and specializes in reselling used books, from fiction to nonfiction, travel guides to children’s books; also open daily. Yet again another Singapore hidden gems two in one.
31. Book a unique Dining Experience
Singapore is no stranger to unique foods, restaurants, and beyond. But why not step things up a notch and try some Singapore hidden gems in terms of dining! Dining Singapore hidden gems are rather abundant.
Did you know you can dine aquarium side, in a cavern, on the cable car, on the Singapore Flyer, on a boat and beyond? I outline a handful of these unique Singapore dining excursions below. You can guess that the above carousel is hosted inside the Singapore Cable Car on Mount Faber!
Conclusion & Final Thoughts
Thank you for taking the time to explore 31 Singapore hidden gems! I hope it was worth your while and that you were able to get some take aways, ideas, and inspiration as you plan for your trip! Please be sure to share this with a friend who could benefit from the information!
