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Sail Down the South: Guided Luxury Yacht Cruise Around Southern Islands from Singapore with Raffles Lighthouse, Sentosa and more
Activity Schedule
Key Highlights
- Enjoy a scenic and transcendental cruise to the Southern Islands around Singapore
- Sail past Labrador Parkand catch a glimpse of the Dragon’s teeth and machine gun post
- Learn how Pulau Hantu’s name originated and how Lazarus Island was built
- Discover how the landfill of Semakau Island transformed into a haven for rich biodiversity
- Cruise past Raffles Lighthouse, the southernmost tip of Singapore
- Revel in the intriguing folklores and views of the beautiful corals around Sisters Islands
- Explore the history of St. Johns Island, once a quarantine and penal settlement, and Sentosa Island, the last fortress during World War II
- Disembark at a spot on Kusu Island where hopes and dreams are wished for
- Get up close with the heart of modern day Singapore, Marina Bay
- Both smartphone and printed vouchers accepted!
Overview
Savour a sunny day out along the coastal stretches of Singapore with this Cruise to the Southern Islands. A guided cruise tour acquainting you with the hidden gems around this pretty city, the journey will introduce you to the rich and diverse history of the islands surrounding the southern parts of Singapore.
Boarding a luxury yacht called Le Tara, we will embark on your sail towards the southern regions of the Garden City. The trail covers some stunning islands and attractions, including Labrador Park, Dragon’s Teeth, Pulau Hantu, Semakau Island, Raffles Lighthouse, Sisters Island, St. Johns Island, Lazarus Island, Kusu Island, Marina Bay and Sentosa Island. Our experienced captain will regain with fascinating tales of the region, such as how Sentosa was the last fortress during World War II, how the name of Pulau Hantu originated, why Marina Bay is the heart of contemporary singapore and more.
It’s not just a rejuvenating experience, the cruise makes for a fantastic encounter with the diverse landscape of Singapore.
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Inclusions
- Licensed Tourist Guide with commentary in English (Language barrier? What’s that?)
- Refreshments
- Souvenirs (Unforgettable memories, guaranteed!)
- Insurance coverage, taxes, fees and handling charges (We got it all covered1)
Exclusions
- Hotel transfers (We bet you’ll be out and about!)
- Food and drinks (It’s still a feast for your senses!)
Please note
Voucher Information: No need to print! You can show your voucher on your smartphone or other devices. (But if you’d rather print a copy – that’s fine too!)
The confirmation voucher includes the local activity operator’s contact details. They’re a nice bunch, and will happily answer any logistical questions you may have. Please give them a call at least 24 hours before your organised activity to reconfirm.
Your tickets will be valid for 90 days from the date of purchase.
Don’t forget to arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early so that you do not get caught in any last minute rush.
Your tickets are valid for 90 days from the date of purchase.
This activity is for adults (and older children) only. Little ones under the age of 4 years will have to sit this one out, we’re afraid.
A mandatory safety briefing will be done on board the vessel before departure. You will be told about all the required information and safety features of the yacht. Mandatory safety life jackets will be provided on board, too.
We do not accommodate more than 22 passengers on the tour.
Since this is an outdoor activity, there is a high dependency on the weather, which is why our starting times might differ slightly according to the weather. In a worst-case scenario and at the full discretion of the Captain of the yacht, the charter may be cancelled and full refunds will be issued.
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