Our
offshore islands
Southern
islands |
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Pulau
Semakau
Pristine
shoreline and vast seagrass beds right next to our landfill! |
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Kusu
Blessed
with more than a popular temple, Kusu is ringed with rich reefs alive
with amazing lifeforms, including the endearing clown anemonefish. |
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St.
John's Island
The
undisturbed portions of St. John's has a rich rocky shore that shelters
an inordinate number of land hermit crabs! |
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Sentosa
A
hidden treasure on this touristy island, is a rocky shore rich with
hard corals. Octopuses are particularly common. |
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Pulau
Hantu
A
wonderland of hard corals with amazing creatures such as our very
own Nemo! |
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The
Sisters Islands
Even
more stupendous than Pulau Hantu. Rich with hard corals and seething
with fabulous creatures. |
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Lazarus
Island
A
marvelous shore, already lost to reclamation. |
| Northern
islands |
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Ubin:
Chek Jawa
The
most wonderful of all the intertidal areas in Singapore, an entire
website of photos and info is dedicated to this precious place. |
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Ubin:
Pulau Sekudu
A
fabulous islet off Chek Jawa, with an even richer coral rubble area.
But it is only accessible at the lowest spring tides. |
Our mainland shores |
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Labrador
The
only shore on the mainland with a rich variety of hard corals and
other fabulous lifeforms. |
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Tuas
A
wonderland of soft corals in pastel shades that bloom like an alien
underwater garden. A variety of hard corals are also found here. |
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Changi
beach
A
shoreline similar to Chek Jawa with some creatures not commonly seen
at Chek Jawa. |
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Seletar
Mangroves
edge this mudflat which teems with life. |
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Sembawang
The
seemingly barren sandy beach is alive with small creatures. |
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West
Coast
This
rather "beat up" looking beach still has surprises for the
observant visitor. |
