Pedal Ubin at the 2015 Ubin Open House |
We will visit the Chek Jawa Open House by the Chek Jawa community and enjoy a guided tour of the Chek Jawa boardwalk. And check out the fun activities at House No. 1!
Along the way, we will cycle through the sensory trail, past old plantations, old kampongs, forest, quarries and mangroves, stop for a coconut or two and listen to the guides as they share with you stories of Ubin’s wildlife, past heritage and present conservation efforts.
This ride can be technically demanding in some parts as we go off road, and is not suitable for weak cyclists. Participants must be at least 12 years old. No fitness requirement needed. Participants are to arrange their own bicycle hire on Pulau Ubin. They may also bring their own bicycles from the mainland (more about cycling on Ubin).
Bicycle rental shops in front of the Wayang Stage. |
Date: 5 Jun (Sun)
Time: 8am - 12noon
Meeting point: Wayang Stage at Ubin Town (map).
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No charge, the activity is free!
Registration required. Registration is now closed due to overwhelming response. Thank you for your support!
You can still cycle on your own at Pulau Ubin. Just bring your own bike or rent one at Ubin and get some directions and suggestions from the friendly bike rental shops. More about cycling on Ubin.
A peek at the awesome views and places you will see on this tour. Here's photos shared by Marcus Ng on the Pedal Ubin recce for the event.
Photo by Marcus Ng on facebook. |
What happened...
The participants had a great time exploring and learning about Pulau Ubin with the Toddycats!
The participants had a great time exploring and learning about Pulau Ubin with the Toddycats!
Toddycats Joelle briefing the participants Photo by Vanessa Teo |
Group shot before they go off on their cycling adventure! Photo by Vanessa Teo |
Off they go! Photo by Vanessa Teo |
A stop at a Chinese kampung house. |
The shores of Ubin are full of history too. |
At the German Girl shrine. |
Thanks for the great memories! |
MORE photos of the trip on the Toddycats flickr album.
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