Singapore’s zoo is a beautiful, award-winning wildlife park and where animals can roam freely in their nature habitats, the world's best rainforest zoo.

• On the map, there is information of the animal show, you should choose which seem to be more attractive as some shows take place at the same time
• How to get there: From the Woodlands train checkpoint, you take bus 178 to Woodlands MRT station (SGD 1.30), then you buy CEPAS card for use with MRT and public buses (SGD 12) and ride MRT to Ang Mo Kio MRT station (SGD 1.50). After that, you take bus 138 to Singapore Zoological Gardens (SGD 1.50)
• You have to plan your time according to the animal show time and feeding time so you have got the right moment to enjoy all the even.
• For River Safari, Amazon Quest is highly recommended as the 15-min Safari boat ride only merely allows you to catch a glimpse of the animals in the zoo from the reservoir.
• If you have small children, you can rent a stroller or wagon to help you get around easier.
• There are many signs leading you to another place. No need to get lost
• What to see: Animal feeding, animal show
• There is a cab service that help you to travel around the zoo if you are tired of wandering around.
• The zoo is huge so you need to take a map left in front of the way - in to know where you are.
• There is some restaurants in the Zoo. Many food options to choose.
• The animal seem to be well cared.
• Paid for admission into zoo & panda garden, plus tram ride - total SGD 32

Sentosa Island is Singapore’s favourite leisure destination with exciting attractions, golden beaches, luxe retreats and the country’s first integrated resort.

• There are many things to see and do in Sentosa as: The port of wonder, Universal studio, Imbah Lookout, Siloso beach,... You can get information from these activities at Justgola.com
• If you are on budget, don't spend too much on costly activities. You can walk around, take a picture with the front side and wait for the free dance at 9 p.m
• How to get there: Depart hostel for Clarke Quay MRT station. then you ride MRT to Harbourfront MRT station (SGD 1). You will enter Sentosa Island via Sentosa Boardwalk - entrance fee SGD 1
• During the waiting time, try to get on the Merlion (located at Sentosa). When I visited, there is a small musical event of locals, they sang and taught other how to use ukulele (a small version of guitar). It was quite interesting.
• If you go on weekends, you may need to wait for a long queue to hop on the train to Sentosa from vivo city.
• Don't forget to bring water and buy some snack at Vivo Mart as you may need to walk a lot and can be quickly hungry.
• You can buy by cash, card or coins.
• There are many free things to see and do in Sentosa as Siloso beach, Parawan beach, casino, animal and bird encounter (from 2p.m to 5 p.m)
• There is a bus service in the Sentosa area that takes you around without fee.

Discover the awe-inspiring world of life in the ocean at the worlds largest aquarium. Step into S.E.A. Aquarium and immerse yourself in a magical marine world seen through our planets largest window to the ocean.

• You have to pay for admission into S.E.A Aquarium - SGD 38 (inclusive of admission into Typhoon Theatre as it was a non-peak period)
• You walk from Sentosa Island entrance to S.E.A Aquarium
• Where to go: Strait of Karimata & Java Sea, Strait of Malacca & Andaman Sea, Bay of Bengal & Laccadive Sea, Ocean Journey, Open Ocean...
• It's a highly recommend places for families with kids.
• The whole site is fully enclosed and airconditioned so it's a good place to cool down.
• Things to do: Walk across a floor of glass and watch the predators and other ocean denizens swim right beneath your feet, find out how the Shipwreck Habitat was created, see the staff feed the fish...
• You should go on a weekday where the crowd is lesser and you have more time and space to take photos.

Silosa Beach is another highlight in Sentosa for those who want to have a swim and go for sunbathing. It's a great place to spend relaxing moments with your family.

• Managed to get a glimpse of the sunset before show
• Walk to Songs of the Sea entrance to watch 30 minute show
• How to get there: Walk to Waterfront station to take Sentosa Express to Beach station, then you turn in voucher bought online from AsiaTravel.com for tickets to Songs of the Sea at the counter near Waterfront station - SGD 10. After that, you ride Sentosa Express to Beach Station

Clarke Quay is a delightful mix of modern and traditional structure. A reminder of its rich heritage is reflected in the vibrantly orchestrated concept.

• It's close enough to the MRT and you can walk towards the marina fairly easily.
• Great atmosphere with awesome lighting from the building and the boats in the river with many top restaurants in the area.
• Walked around Clarke Quay and went for drinks at Crazy Elephant bar (San Miguel beer draft - SGD 10)
• There is also the opportunity for a boat ride - we didn't take that opportunity as there were lineups and we just wanted to have a meal.
• How to get there: You ride Sentosa Express back to Vivo City mall, then take the MRT from Harbourfront MRT station to Clarke Quay - SGD 1