Get Wild! Sisters’ Islands Marine Park Reopens with Coral Trails & Coastal Fun!

The long-anticipated reopening of Singapore’s Sisters’ Islands Marine Park is here, welcoming visitors to explore its rich marine biodiversity and scenic landscapes. After three years of upgrades, Big Sister’s Island is now equipped with new features designed for immersive experiences, including a 230-meter coastal trail and a unique floating boardwalk that lets you view vibrant coral colonies without even dipping into the water! With its forest trails, lagoons, and birdwatching points, this marine sanctuary serves as a perfect getaway for nature enthusiasts.

The park promises a closer connection to marine life, hosting mangrove habitats, coral panels, and areas for ecological experiments. Whether you’re a wildlife lover, a casual hiker, or simply seeking a scenic retreat, the Sisters’ Islands Marine Park offers a spectacular experience that merges education, recreation, and conservation in one of Singapore’s best-protected natural areas.

Key Highlights

• Floating Boardwalk: A unique, tide-sensitive boardwalk provides easy coral viewing and habitat for marine life.
• Coastal Forest Trail: Spanning 230 meters, this trail features native flora and a hilltop deck with breathtaking island views.
• Lagoon Pools: Two lagoons offer safe zones for swimming and observing sea creatures like starfish and reef sharks.
• Eco-Friendly Infrastructure: The island is solar-powered, and a desalination plant supplies fresh water for visitors.

Important Information and Precautions

• Accessibility: Open from 7 AM to 7 PM, with ferries running from St. John’s Island.
• Facilities: There are no food outlets, so visitors are advised to bring water and snacks.
• Park Rules: Fishing, camping, and barbecuing are prohibited to protect the ecosystem.
• Weather Advisory: Check conditions as activities depend on tides, especially intertidal walks.

*Catch a ferry from Marina South Pier (via Singapore Island Cruise or Marina South Ferries).

Take note of the opening status for each area of the park:

• St John’s Island: Open. The last public ferry leaves at 6pm.

• Big Sister’s Island: Open from 7am to 7pm.

• Other areas (including Small Sisters’ Island): These are not open to the public as they are strictly for conservation and research.