Singapore is a smart city: the effect of year-round sunshine is catered for with a huge amount of places and spaces to get soaked at! Whether you’re with family, friends, or flying solo; want to dive in or just dip a little toe; are happy to pay or looking for something more wallet-friendly; grab your swimmers and head here.
Fancy Waterparks For: Adventurous aquatic fun
- Aqua Adventure at HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir
At Singapore’s first integrated indoor water park, you can attempt an aquatic challenge rope course, scale climbing walls, and conquer water obstacles. Not forgetting the challenge of the 85m-long Black Hole Slide and duelling Double Trouble Slide. All too much? There’s also a lovely Laze Pool.
900 Bedok North Road, 479994
hometeamns.sg - Adventure Cove Water park
From high-speed water slides such as Asia’s first hydro-magnetic coaster, to a gentle lazy river to float away in, plan a whole day here. Besides the park, you can snorkel with over 20,000 tropical fish and wade among rays.
8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, 098269
rwsentosa.com - Wild Wild Wet
An oldie but a goodie, this somewhat retro water park boasts thrill slides, a lazy river, wave pool and kids pool. Little ones will love the meandering river, and older children can go crazy at Yakult Professor’s Playground complete with slides, ladders, water cannons and fountains. As for adults, gather some grown ups and speed down the four-lane ride ‘Kraken Racers’ to show the young ones how it’s done.
1 Pasir Ris Close, 519599
wildwildwet.com - Hydro Dash
Singapore’s very first floating aqua park is where kids and adults can tackle a massive inflatable playground and obstacle course – think a giant bouncy castle in the sea. To keep everyone on their toes, Hydro Dash is split into four zones with varying difficulty levels.
54 Palawan Beach Walk, 098233
thepalawansentosa.com/hydrodash - Splash @ Kidz Amaze
Five slides, eight play decks, interconnected climbing structures and big buckets of water ready to topple at any moment cover 23,000 square feet at Splash@Kidz Amaze. For those with tots aged 18 – 36 months, head to the separate wading area where water jets just spray streams at you. Babies under 12 months get free entry.
SAFRA Punggol, 9 Sentul Crescent, Level 3, 828654
safra.sg
Sporty Options: Get soaked, learn new skills
- Singapore Wake Park
While the aim here is to spend more time out of the water than in, getting soaked is all part of it. The park has a built-up lagoon and three cable systems: beginner, intermediate and full-size for adventure-seekers to try wakeskating, double-skis “cable-style”, knee-boarding and wakeboarding. An instructor will brief you about the cable system and safety instructions, then you’ll be directed to the best cable for you. The park caters to all levels from child to adult so it’s fab for a family day out.
1206A East Coast Parkway, 449891
singaporewakepark.com - Splash N Surf
This water park perched on top of Kallang Wave Mall has a water play area open only to kids, plus a brilliant lazy pool. What’s extra special about this place is that you can also try a multitude of sporting activities such as riding waves on the Stingray, half-pipe surfing, bodyboarding or skimboarding. Park entry is free but mastering some ‘skillz’ starts from $30 per hour.
Level 3 Kallang Wave Mall, 397629
sportshub.com.sg - Pasir Ris Swimming Complex
Slides always go down a storm with both kids and adults and Pasir Ris Swimming Complex is home to two of them. There’s also a training pool, two children’s pools with water features, a competition pool, and a Jacuzzi (which tends to be the go-to for parents!).
120 Pasir Ris Central, 519640
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- ANZA Watersports
ANZA Nippers has been keeping kids in the water for almost a decade, and last year we launched ANZA Watersports to offer adults the same kind of splashy fun. If Stand Up Paddle Boarding (SUP), kayaking and sailing float your boat, check out more details on our website.
anza.org.sg/groups/watersports
Adventure Playgrounds: Splish, splash, splosh!
- Cluisa Cove
This playground is designed with tidal patterns, surface ripples and currents that mimic the water of coastal shores. Little ones can control the water flow using the sluice gates, play in the pools and follow the channels that lead to rock pools.
Jurong Lake Gardens, 104 Yuan Ching Road, 618661 - Far East Organisation Children’s Garden
After a stroll around Gardens by the Bay, let the kids chill out here. The Toddler Play Zone invites tots to scale a swaying bridge and take on the Fish Fountain. This zingy interactive play space also comes with water tunnels and funky fish sculptures. Did we mention it’s free?
18 Marina Gardens Drive, 018953
gardensbythebay.com.sg - Waterworks, Science Centre
Mechanical water clocks, mazes, and a giant alarm clock to dry yourself off – this is a brilliant place to play while learning about the importance of water.
5 Science Centre Road, 609081
science.edu.sg - Coastal PlayGrove
Rock up here for the tallest outdoor play feature in Singapore (16 metres high) with climbing activities, metallic tube slides, a nature play garden with sandpits and teepees, plus a water play area. Dip into the fun wading pool while the kiddos run riot splashing
at the fountains. Come evening, the water fountains are illuminated for extra excitement!
902 East Coast Park Service Road, 449874
beta.nparks.gov.sg - Compass One
Level four of a suburban shopping centre has never been so thrilling! Kids can beat the heat by running through the water tunnel and zooming down the water slide, while toddlers can keep occupied with calmer water fountains.
1 Sengkang Square, Level 4, 545078
compassone.sg
- Lower Seletar Reservoir Park
Situated next to Seletar Reservoir, this little gem is in the Family Bay area. Kids can get drenched under water fountains and also try out fishing – apparently there’s lots of large fish, including snakeheads and tilapias, in the waters.
Yishun Avenue 1, Lower Seletar Reservoir Park, 769139
beta.nparks.gov.sg
Ice, Ice, Baby: There’s literally nothing cooler
- The Ice Bath Clubs
Yes, this is a club, but not as you know it. This new membership-based ice bath social club features ice baths, a magnesium salt hot bath, and a shared social sauna. There’s also a big group sauna at 80 Deg C. Afterwards, hit the hip cafe for a warm drink!
241 River Valley Road, #01-01, 238298
theicebathclubs.com - Hyperactiv Singapore
Wim Hof sessions are guided by a certified instructor who begins with teaching breathwork before you immerse yourself into an ice bath. Sessions vary and include one-on-one, a one-year programme, and corporate options.
25 Pemimpin Place, 576022
weare@hyperactiv.us - Sphere gym
Run past the personal fitness on the first floor and head for the sensory deprivation float tanks upstairs. You can choose a “warmer” plunge at 10 – 12 Deg C, or a colder shock of around 5 Deg C. Sphere also has a mega ice tub for up to eight people. The more, the merrier?
137 Cecil Street, #01-02/03, 069537
www.sphere365.sg - Athletic Collective
The focus here is on helping athletes perform better at their sport and to recover faster from training.The ice bath generally remains around 5 – 7 Deg C, but can go down to 3 Deg C if you’re feeling hardcore.
442 Claymore Connect, Orchard Road, #03-01, 238879
theathleticcollective.com/recovery-room - Core Collective
Core Collective offer a 15-minute cold water therapy session to leave you feeling refreshed and renewed. Whether you’ve just completed an ROI with ANZA Cycling, or are feeling the effects of an ANZA Ladies Night, a session here will sort you righ out!
Anson and Dempsey locations
corecollective.sg
