
Get ready for a night-time adventure like no other with Singapore’s first and only Glow Kayak Night Tour! Held at the serene Api Api River in Pasir Ris, this 2-hour experience brings together nature, light, and wonder in one unforgettable family-friendly outing. As dusk falls, your kayak lights up with vibrant LED colours of your choice—setting the mood for a truly magical paddle through lush mangroves.
Cruise along a calm 3km route in Hobie leg-powered kayaks (yes, you pedal with your feet!), accompanied by professional guides who’ll share fun insights about the flora, fauna, and nocturnal creatures you’ll spot along the way—think owls in trees, darting fishes below, and bats overhead. It’s incredibly safe, easy for beginners, and suitable even for kids as young as three years old.
Best part? You don’t have to bring a thing! Everything from life jackets to LED lights, drinks, headlamps, and even walkie talkies are included—just show up, pick a time (sunset at 6pm or full night at 8pm), and get ready to glow.
Family-friendly with kids as young as 3 welcome
LED-lit Hobie kayaks with leg-powered control (no paddling required!)
Explore the tranquil Sungei Api Api, part of the Pasir Ris Mangrove Reserve
Wildlife spotting: bats, owls, fish, and more
Professional nature guide and live commentary included
Zero prep needed: all gear, lights, drinks, and even radios provided
Choice of Sunset (6pm) or Night (8pm) slots
Route length: 3km | Duration: 2 hours | Difficulty: Very easy
It’s glow-in-the-dark, fun for all ages, and set in nature—what more could families want from a night-time outing?
Nature lovers, adventurous couples, families with young kids, and anyone seeking a unique way to explore Singapore’s outdoors.
Everyone gets a walkie-talkie, a rare interactive element on local tours. And the Hobie pedal kayaks? A game-changer for beginners!
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