You Can Soon Explore Singapore on a Water Bike

If you’ve tried night cycling in Singapore, why not kick things up a notch with cycling on water? Yes, that’ll soon be in the offing when Singapore’s first water bike service — Waterbike Singapore — launches on 1 Oct 2021. 

Enjoy a water bike adventure in Singapore

Image credit: Waterbike Official Website

Features

Similar to cycling, a water bike will require users to work the pedals of it to engender movements. It consists of a lightweight frame, attached to two floats with the ability to “cycle” on water.

It also boasts a catamaran configuration that is a part of its safety feature. As such, it is extremely stable and no balancing skill is required to cycle it like a pro. In fact, kids as young as eight years old will be able to use it with ease! Apart from that, the parts are easily disassembled to ensure that transportation is a breeze. 

The cherry on top: Speed that can go up to 15km/h, making for an exhilarating way to be one with nature while getting a workout in. 

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Rental and purchase of a water bike

Image credit: Waterbike Sg Official Facebook Page

If you’re already planning a day out in the sun to take on this exciting adventure, here are some ways you can go about doing it:

• Rental, available every Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 5pm. Rates start at S$30 per hour up to S$80 for four hours. Water bike rentals also induce life jackets, walkie talkies, and dry storage bags for your belongings. Additionally, you will undergo a safety induction with the on-site staff before taking to the sea. You can make your bookings here, beginning 2 Oct 2021. Do take note that group size will be limited to five participants, in line with Singapore’s COVID-19 measures.
• Alternatively, you can get your hands on it for just $S1800. That way, you can indulge in this recreational activity when you have free time to while away. 

Address

Campsite 1 @ Pasir Ris Park, 159T Jalan Loyang Besar, Singapore 506927

Are you keen to attempt cycling on water? Do let us know in the comments section and don’t forget to share this with your friends on the lookout for fun things to do in Singapore!