The month-long June School Holiday is here. Wondering what to do or run out of ideas to do? Here are some Out-Of-The-Box suggestions for you.
For Holiday Enrichment Programmes, visit June Holiday Enrichment Programmes.
Image credit: Mr Lim Chin Leng and family
Do you know that you can tour local fire stations to learn about the life of a fire fighter, and their equipment and watching them slide down the famous sliding poles? With effect from 30 April 2022, guided tours are available at the Fire Stations listed for members of the public on Saturday mornings over two time slots – 9am to 9.50am or 10am to 10.50am
For more information, go to Fire Station Open House Tour.
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2. Water Sports at Lazarus Sea Sports Centre
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Experience the pristine beauty of the Southern Islands with tandem kayaking, stand-up paddling, or triyaking. Explore waterways with loved ones and revel in the fun-filled adventure. Certified instructors provide guidance, ensuring a fantastic time on the water for all participants.
You can book this activity via Klook.
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The dragon, embellished with bits of porcelain, can be found in front of Block 85 of Whampoa Drive. The Dragon Fountain has been something of a landmark in the area.
For more information, go to Whampoa Dragon Fountain.
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4. Be a Marine Scientist
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Join our Marine Scientist Day Camp in Singapore for an immersive experience into the world of marine science. Explore biodiversity through nature walks, enjoy beach clean-ups, and engage in squid dissection alongside your family. Led by experienced and friendly facilitators, participants get hands-on with marine life, fostering bonding and creating lasting memories. It’s an ideal opportunity for families to interact, learn about Singapore’s natural habitats, and contribute to keeping the shores clean while having fun and gaining insight into the life of a marine scientist.
You can book this activity via Klook.
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5. Feed the Tortoise at The Live Turtle and Tortoise Museum
Go and see the largest collection of Live Turtles and Turtle artefacts from all over the world! The museum has more than 200 turtles & tortoises with more than 60 different species. Your child will get a chance to pet and feed the lovely turtles and tortoises.
You can book the package via Klook.
For more information, visit The Live Turtle and Tortoise Museum.
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6. Fun Kart Experience
Go for a spin around the tracks at KF1 Karting Circuit in Singapore. If you’re looking for an exciting experience, get your adrenaline pumping with kart circuits of different speeds. Enjoy a thrilling day of kart racing on one of the largest go-karting tracks in the city.
You can book the package via KKDay.
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7. Take Photos at the Most Beautiful MacDonald’s In Singapore
Ridout Tea Garden, Singapore’s first Japanese-themed community garden, was opened in 1970. It was created to provide more recreational facilities for flat dwellers in Queenstown.
For more information, go to Ridout Tea Garden.
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8. Visit the Oldest Chinese Temple In Singapore
Thian Hock Keng is a rare temple that encompasses Taoism, Buddhism and Confucianism. In addition to its main deity, Goddess of the Seas – Ma Zu (妈祖), other deities include Goddess of Mercy – Guan Yin (观音) and Confucius – Kong Zi (孔子).
Over the years, it has continued to attract devotees of different dialect groups and is especially crowded during birthday celebrations of deities.
For more information, go to Thian Hock Keng – Oldest Chinese Temple In Singapore.
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9. Island Hopping
Image: Singapore Island Cruise
Escape the city and embark on a passport-free island getaway on a trip to the Singapore Southern Islands! Explore the Southern Islands’ natural beauty and cultural richness, from the tranquil shores of Lazarus Island to the historical significance of St. John’s Island and the picturesque charm of Kusu Island. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or simply a day of blissful escape this is suitable for the whole family. Have an unforgettable journey and create memories that will last a lifetime.
You can book this activity via Klook.
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10. Learn about Biodiversity at Lee Kong Chian Museum
The museum is a majestic 7-storey building covering a floor space of 8,500 square meters housing over a million regional specimens. Opened in April of 2015, the museum is one of the youngest in Singapore, yet is home to one of the oldest collections inherited from its predecessor — the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research. At the museum, you will get to learn about the diversity of life on Earth, travel back in time and see the plants, amphibians, mammals and dinosaurs in 16 thematic zones.
For more information, go to Lee Kong Chian Museum.
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Note: All details are correct as at the time of publishing. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information, no guarantee is given nor responsibility is taken for errors or omissions in the compilation. Readers are advised to check with the respective event organisers for the most updated schedules, venues and details.
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