Exploring Our Children’s Potentials

I must say that out of all the beaches in Singapore, we visit Sentosa’s Palawan Beach most often.

My reasons?

Well, it’s because:

– the beach is easily accessible

We can take the orange bus from HarbourFront Bus Interchange ($2 per person), or take the Monorail from Vivo City ($3 per person).

– it has water-play area for kids (so they can have fun with sand AND water)

– the shower area is near, relatively clean and spacious

– it has a food court (‘Koufu’) by the beach, which makes finding food, drinks and snacks for all of us not a problem at all

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The thing is, whenever we visit Palawan Beach, we hardly ever check out the ‘Animal Encounters’ across the road.

Recently we did though.

Together with a few other friends, we had a close encounter with a ‘pig tailed macaques’, and we watched the ‘Bird Encounters’ at its Amphitheatre (where I volunteered to have an eagle landing on my hat!)

Really. I thought it was so good of Sentosa Island to have such arrangements for free to the public!

Anyway.

Do check it out the next time you’re there!

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Here’s their daily schedule:

12.00pm – 12.15pm : Close encounters with Reptiles

12.30pm – 12.50pm : Primate encounters at Amphitheatre

2.00m – 2.15pm : Lories feeding at Bird Aviary

3.00pm – 3.15pm : Close encounters with Pig Tailed Macaques

3.30pm – 4.00pm : Bird encounters at Amphitheatre

5.00pm – 5.30pm : Multi-animal encounters at Amphitheatre

[Note: The encounters are subject to weather condition]