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Intertidal Walks in Singapore

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217 reviews
Had such a lovely midweek morning at Changi Beach with Navin from Young Nautilus! 🌊 He was not only super knowledgeable but also really engaging — we learnt so many cool things about marine life, like how to tell if a crab shell is just a molt or… an actual crab that didn’t make it (yikes!). 🦀😅 Plus, the way he explained the different types of crustaceans made it all so easy to understand. What I really appreciated was how well-organised everything was — while the facilitators guided us around, other educators were already busy scouting and spotting sea creatures ahead for us to see up close. It felt seamless and so thoughtfully planned out. Such an eye-opening and wholesome way to spend the morning. I’d totally do this again! 🐚✨
Nadya
Gordon was a great guide on our intertidal walk at Changi. Went with our three kids and Gordon was super patient and entertained all their questions and enthusiastic sightings of rubbish (literal rubbish) and would get excited about kids finding special hermit crabs or shells and crabs. He engaged us well throughout the walk and could tell us a little bit about each creature we saw. Thoroughly enjoyed this and would recommend for first timers to the intertidal zone
Christopher Lim
Absolutely brilliant! Dennis was an exceptional guide, knowledgable, keen eyed and great with wildlife. My husband and I loved this tour, highly recommend it.
Hannah

Intertidal Walks in Singapore FAQs

What are intertidal walks in Singapore?
Intertidal walks in Singapore are guided nature walks along the coastline, where participants can explore the diverse marine life that inhabits the intertidal zone. This area is exposed during low tide and offers a unique opportunity to observe creatures like crabs, sea stars, and anemones.
Where can I go on an intertidal walk in Singapore?
Popular locations for intertidal walks in Singapore include Chek Jawa, Labrador Nature Reserve, and Pulau Ubin. These areas have rich biodiversity and are protected for conservation purposes, making them ideal for observing marine life.
What should I bring for an intertidal walk in Singapore?
Participants should wear non-slip footwear with good grip, as the rocky terrain can be slippery. It is also recommended to bring water, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a hat for sun protection. A camera or binoculars may also be useful for observing wildlife.
Are intertidal walks suitable for all ages?
Intertidal walks in Singapore are generally suitable for all ages, but participants should be able to walk on uneven terrain and be comfortable exploring rocky shorelines. Young children should be supervised closely and elderly individuals may need assistance.
How can I book an intertidal walk in Singapore?
Intertidal walks in Singapore are often organized by nature reserves, conservation groups, and educational institutions. Information on upcoming walks and how to register can be found on their respective websites or social media channels. It is recommended to book in advance as spots may be limited.
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