[Summary for residents] List of 5 areas/islands in Singapore

List of islands in Singapore

Ira

I am Ira, an island enthusiast and the first person in the world to create blog articles about Singapore’s inhabited and uninhabited islands.

accessible island

【inhabited islands tourist destination】
Pulau Ubin：Inhabited remote island with regular ferry service
Sentosa Island:Inhabited island. Land route.
Pulau Samulun:By Bus
Punggol Timor Island:Some people cycle to Coney Island as part of a set.

【uninhabited islands tourist destination】
Palawan Island:By land from Sentosa Island.
Siloso Beach Island:By land from Sentosa Island.
Serangoon Island：Also known as Coney Island. A park where you can enjoy hiking and cycling.
St. John Island:Regular ferry service available. Bungalows and museum available.
Lazarus Island:Walking distance from St. John Island. Kayaking and camping available.
Seringat Island:Artificial island. Walk via Lazarus Island. There are fishermen there.
Kusu Island:Regular ferry service available. Many worshippers visit the temple in November.
Sisters’ Islands:Regular ferry service available. An island for learning about nature.
Semakau Island:Charter boat required. Factory tour at the world’s highest level, difficult to participate in.
Hantu Island: Travel to Semakau Island via land bridge. Also known as Ghost Island.
Pulau Sekudu:Kayak required. Landing only possible at high tide.
Ketam Island:Landing by kayak from Pulau Ubin. Landing possible at high tide.
Punggol Barat Island:Trail area. Not a cycling course.
Keppel Island:Beyond the high-end residential area

No-entry island

Seletar Island: Photography/Landing Prohibited, but Permitted Under Certain Conditions
Jurong Island：Night view of factories operating 24 hours a day
Pulau Damar Laut:Guns and soldiers. An impenetrable checkpoint.
Pulau Senang:isolated prison
Pulau Tekong:Army base
Brani Island:naval base
Pedra Branca:naval base
Pulau Jong:Uninhabited island accessible only to academics with government permission
Pulau-pawai:Singapore Armed Forces firing range
Sudong Island：air force facility
Bukom Island:Island with oil facilities attacked by Japanese terrorists
Sebarok Island：oil storage facility
Long Island:Under construction. Breakwater project using artificial islands.

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About, Ira
a) Manga creator living in Singapore
b)My relatives: Singaporean, Malaysian and Japanese.
c)Have covered about 460 islands in manga

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