#160715 Night Cycling to Marina Bay from East Coast

We started off from East Coast Park at around 7:45pm. Each of us rented a bicycle which costed Sgd 12 for up till 11:30pm. The East Coast Park stretch was relatively pleasant. It wasn't too crowded and the lanes are wide.

The view opens up and you can take in the entire skyline of the bay.
This kind of view is difficult to find in Singapore. It’s a nice blend of nature and architecture.

Current colleagues, former colleagues & bff

wefie with supertree

 The Helix Bridge

 We were quite lucky to catch the fireworks.

I had enjoyed the night cycling very much. 

The view of the CBD skyline and the Marina Bay area is truly amazing!

Island Hopping at Singapore - St John's Island & Kusu Island

Marina South Pier

We took a ferry from Marina South Pier to St John's Island, then from there to Kusu Island. The ferry ticket per pax is Sgd 18.

It was a very nice & relaxing day exploring the island albeit the scorching sun. The only con of this place is there's absolutely no services or kiosks with water.

The fattest cat ever.

The CDB area with skyscrappers at mainland Singapore can be seen here.


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I really didn't expect nice sandy beach & clean water here.

We bumped into a group of dog lovers, who brought their dogs here for a swim.
I would have taken a dip here if I have brought along my swim wear. I'm quite surprised that there's such a beautiful but not artificial beach in Singapore.

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Kusa Island, the place where we had our packed lunch

50th floor bird's-eye view from The Pinnacle Duxton Skybridge

My maiden visit to The Pinnacle@Duxton.

To enter the skybridge, Sgd5 entrance fee has to be paid.

The view was spectacular, especially at dusk.

The only pity is that there's no infinity pool.

The viewing deck allows you to walk the full length from one end to the other and there are numerous spots to sit down and enjoy the view.

 

It's worth visiting and I really enjoy the stunning view of Singapore, both at dusk and at night.   

在新加坡市中心晃了半天

Tanjong Pagar Mrt --> Amoy Street吃“家嫂鱼头米粉” --> Telok Ayer Street --> Far East Square --> Chinatown南洋老咖啡 --> Ann Siang Road --> red dot design museum --> Peck Seah Street --> Tras Street --> Maxwell Food Center --> Chinatown
我其实不记得走的顺序了。 

Far East Square那带的“亚坤”，独栋的。

喜欢“亚坤”，可惜公共假日没开，不然会进去喝杯咖啡，吃新出的蒸的面包。

Far East Square对面的其中一块壁画和铜像。（不懂是不是铜像）

隔壁就是“南洋老咖啡”。这条牛车水美食街，大学时期来过几次，好像也有带过老同学来。

好多年过去了，更干净，更宽敞，更像游客才会去的地方。 

耀眼的红色建筑。我对现代化设计和设计是完全没有兴趣，所以没有买票进去参观。