Intertidal Walk @ Punggol Beach

Tucked away in the north-eastern corner of Singapore is a singular beach for spectacular sponges. Exposed at low tide, these sponges come in an explosion of colours, from orange to blue, champagne, purple and green. They cloak Punggol Beach’s rocky area and are sometimes host to Brittle Stars. Also living here are Thunder Crabs, Flower Crabs, Purple Climber Crabs and Hermit Crabs. Stare at an area of rock long enough and you might just spot the near-invisible Onch Slug, perfectly camouflaged as it grazes on algae. Many lifeforms encrust the rocks including beds of tiny mussels, curious worm snails, rock oysters and good old barnacles. Other captivating creatures dwelling amidst a riot of seagrasses and seaweeds include hard corals, sea urchins, ascidians, clams, drills and more. Join us in this fun intertidal walk to seek them out!

Time: Dependent on the tides (usually mornings or evenings); exact timings for the 2-hour walk are reflected in the booking page! If you wish to engage us for a private intertidal walk for your group/class on a weekday or weekend (during suitable low tides), kindly email gloria_seow@yahoo.com to enquire.

Cost: $38 per person (Adult/Child Age 4 and above)

MTI/STB Approved Walk
Our MTI/STB approved walk will have no more than 16 persons per guide. Our walks are held in open and uncrowded areas with plenty of fresh air. Mask wear is optional. We will conduct the tour according to the prevailing Covid-19 Safe Management Measures. Minimum 4 persons for the guided walk to proceed.

This activity is suitable for adults and children 4 years old and above. We cannot promise any sightings, but we know that the wildlife featured live in this habitat.

You will need to wear fully covered shoes, booties or wellington boots (no Crocs or slippers allowed), and be prepared to get your feet wet to see lots of intertidal marine life!

Please Click Here to Select Your Walk Date and to Book Your Seats!

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