The purpose of this blog is to introduce the various sports and adventures you can find in Singapore. As Singapore is a small island, we have limited space for adventure and sports that requires large venue, for example baseball. Most Singaporeans are clueless about what kind of sports can be found on this tiny island.
Recently, Singapore has begun making use of its abundant water resources surrounding the island for water recreational activities. Water sports like Windsurfing and Sailing is becoming more popular among Singaporeans.
For this post, the sport we are introducing is
CABLE-WAKEBOARDING/SKIING!!
Cable-Wakeboarding or Cable-Skiing is the same as wakeboarding and skiing. The only difference is that Cable-Wakeboarding and Cable-Skiing uses the pull of a cable system instead of a speedboat.
Now, we will be introducing... Singapore's FIRST Cable-Ski Park!!!
SKI360°
Operating Hours:
Monday - Thursday10am - 9:45pm
Friday & Eve of Public Holidays
10am - 11:45pm
Saturday
9am - 11:45pm
Sunday & Public Holidays
9am - 9:45pm
Phone: +65 6442 7318
It is located at East Coast Park, one of the popular beaches in Singapore.
The lagoon can take up to 8 riders at one time. There is also a large variety of different obstacles such as kickers, funbox, tabletop, wallrides for riders to hit as well.
SKI360° is also open in the night, so if you do not like to stay out in the scorching sun, you can try it in the night, it will be a whole new experience!
For more information, you can visit their website:
Here is an Exciting Video of SKI360°!
However, if you prefer wakeboarding, there are a few places in Singapore for you to enjoy the sport.
1. Maxout Hydrosports ( at Raffles Marina )
2. Extreme Sports ( at Kallang Riverside)
3. Launch Wakeboard School ( at Marina Country Club)
How to get there:
1206A East Coast Parkway Singapore 449891
SKI360 is located between the East Coast Seafood Centre and the East Coast Food Court
By Bus :
Take Bus number 401* from Bedok Bus Interchange
(Take the MRT to Bedok Station and walk to Bedok Bus Interchange)
*Only operates on Saturdays & Sundays
Bus 197 from Bedok Interchange and alight when you see laguna park condominium alight and walk through underpass.
By Car :
Via ECP, Exit 7A
Car Park : Paid parking at E1 & E2, Free parking at D5
Need a Place to Stay?
SKI360 is conveniently located in between the City and the Changi Airport along the East Coast Parkway, so we're about 10 mins from either directions. There are plenty of hotels available in the city, but the closer hotels are located along Marine Parade and Joo Chiat.
Or, if you are looking to stay somewhere really close by, check out the GOLDKIST BEACH RESORT. They are also located within the East Coast Park and a 10 minute walk from SKI360.
*Only operates on Saturdays & Sundays
Bus 197 from Bedok Interchange and alight when you see laguna park condominium alight and walk through underpass.
By Car :
Via ECP, Exit 7A
Car Park : Paid parking at E1 & E2, Free parking at D5
Need a Place to Stay?
SKI360 is conveniently located in between the City and the Changi Airport along the East Coast Parkway, so we're about 10 mins from either directions. There are plenty of hotels available in the city, but the closer hotels are located along Marine Parade and Joo Chiat.
Or, if you are looking to stay somewhere really close by, check out the GOLDKIST BEACH RESORT. They are also located within the East Coast Park and a 10 minute walk from SKI360.
Delicious Food Nearby!
Introducing Singapore's very own East Coast Seafood Centre!
The East Coast Seafood Centre (Chinese: 东海岸海鲜中心) is a tri-block food centre in East Coast Park, Singapore, best known for co-locating several major local seafood restaurants, including Jumbo Seafood and Long Beach Seafood Restaurant. Jumbo Seafood established its first and flagship oulet at the Centre in 1987, with the ability to seat up to 1,200 diners at a go. Some signature local dishes are served there amongst the various restaurants, in particular the chilli crab and the black pepper crab, the later of which is claimed to be invented by Long Beach Seafood Restaurant. Some of the restaurants even offer seaview dining!
Here are some of the Reviews by the patrons themselves!
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