Wonderful place to explore nature ! 😀. Great way to absorb in the natural beauty and always get some new surprises while strolling along the pathway. Having stressful day ? Just visit this place to enjoy the landscape and nature sound to release all your tension and a good sweaty workout !👍🙏😊

Very very far away, better to take a taxi to go there, otherwise the bus stop is hard to find and a long way to go. Lots lots of lizards, and they will appear suddenly while you’re walking. A large area for observing the wild birds which is very educational for kids, but as it’s a wetland reserve, the construction are not very good. So it’s better to wear long socks, otherwise the sands will fill your shoes. Generally a good place for exploring, hiking and adventures, but not suitable for leisure walks, really needs good physical strength.

Fun outdoor place in Singapore for some wildlife spotting. Really love having my morning and evening walk here with family. We are excited to see wild crocodiles in Singapore. The pavement are easy to walk for children and elderly.

Nice place to walk and enjoy the nature. Not so crowded if u come early, like 7 am or so. Pay attention to the birds “singing”. Use the sound to locate them. Occasionally u will see some birds grabbing some fishes for food ~~~ Take your time and walk through the different trials. Well renovated and toilets are available.

A place with lots of greenery, that will be interesting for nature lovers. Marshy wetlands with varieties of birds and insects. If you are lucky you may get a chance to spot crocodiles. Quite place for long walks, with less crowded surroundings.

Great back-to-nature excursion to Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. The walking path is well paved and maintained, making the walk very comfortable. Beautiful seafront view with Johore Bahru across the sea. Sighted birds, monitor lizards and fishes in the water. Note that mosquitoes are rampant, insect repellent will help

Tread through a vibrant emerald labyrinth at Sungei Buloh. Here, where the air hums with the symphony of unseen insects, monitor lizards bask on sun-drenched logs and the legendary spotted crocodile might lurk beneath the rippling surface. Follow winding green paths, dappled sunlight painting your steps, until you reach hidden bird pods. Nestled amongst the mangroves, these creative sanctuaries offer a front-row seat to nature's avian ballet, where feathered jewels flit and pirouette against the backdrop of a vibrant ecosystem. So come, explore the emerald depths of Sungei Buloh, where every rustle and splash promises a captivating encounter with nature's wonders.

Singapore's no.1 nature reserve. Too good miss... perfect for nature lovers. Go early and enjoy the walking trails, enjoy nature but also 'swampland" odour at certain area. Don't forget sunblock, water and mozzie repellent. You will want come back again and again.

This is the famous wetland reserve that the migratory birds may stopover during their long journeys. I'm not a birdwatching expert, but the reserve has lots of helpful guides and signboards to help you identify the birds that you may spot. I'd say the reserve is divided into a western region and a eastern region. If you have limited time, skip the eastern region. Most of the points of interest are on the west, including the boardwalk and of course the wetlands. There's a small area meant for you to spot mudskippers and horseshoe crabs. It could be a little smelly for some people though. Apart from the plants and birds, there are also some larger creatures that you might spot. One of them is the monitor lizard. If you are lucky, crocodiles. The best option to get here is to drive. Because you want to be prepared with lots of water, snacks and perhaps a change of clothing and shoes. Raincoats or umbrella, proper headgear and sunglasses are highly recommended, not forgetting mosquito repellent. Binoculars would be nice. Admission is free. Parking is free.

Gorgeous wetlands, occasional exotic birds and insects to spot if you’re lucky. Bring some insect repellent and some covered clothes to reduce bites, and a water bottle to keep hydrated.

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve with an area of 130 hectares was officially opened on 6 Dec 1993. This was our first visit there. It is a beautifully maintained reserve with nicely paved boardwalks and clear signage. The best time to visit is early in the morning before the sun comes blazing down. There is limited parking space at the Reserve. Public transport is very convenient. You could take the TEL to Woodlands MRT and then hop on Bus 925 towards Choa Chu Kang at the Bus Terminal and get off at Kranji Reservoir Carpark B. The Visitor Centre is a 5-minute walk away. We were lucky to spot many monitor lizards, birds, butterflies, fruit bats, wild orchids, and at a distance, a half submerged enormous saltwater crocodile. Mosquito spray is strongly recommended, together with some drinking water. There are toilets at both the Visitor Centre and the Wetland Centre. The coastal trail links both centres, and the walk takes about 20 minutes if you do not stop to admire the surroundings. There are many lookout points along the way and also side trails. There are numerous trails that you can take at the Wetland Centre, and they offer spectacular views of Johor, mangrove swamps, and also the birds feeding on the mudflats. We spent about 3 hours exploring the area.

Quite a chill walk. Lots of photographer and nature enthusiasts. U see birds, lizards and otters. If you are lucky, crocs. Better to drive there than take public transport. My kids love the nature walks. We took about an hour to finish the whole journey with 4 elderly people on board.

Possibly the best spot for nature trails and birdwatching in Singapore. Been here many times and happy to see a new cafe has opened at the visitor centre. Not easy to find a bite around here so a good addition!

Nice scenery with lots of animals to see. Only thing is it can be a bit hot when the sun is out. Otherwise just hope for wind. Can see mangroves, storks, herons, owls, monitor lizards, crocodiles, spiders, other birds.

Lively and lovely place . I am glad that Singapore is turning this nature land to more accessible for people to visit. Unfortunately there is tons of rubbish at the wetland . This is not because Singapore is not cleaning the park but they comes from the ocean . I think picking the rubbish might be challenging because of the mangrove roots . Hopefully one day the selfish people can stop littering …

What a truly fascinating place ! We drove up here not exactly sure what to expect but the place really surprised us with its characteristics. The wetland has a lot of interesting points of interest and if you like exploring the outdoor spaces then this must be in one of your must visit places. They say people have spotted alligators / crocodiles in the wild - though we weren’t that lucky. We did spot some wild bats 🦇 and various other creatures. The mud flipper was one such interesting salamander. You can see Malaysia across the straits of Johor / Singapore straits, which was quite cool.

Had some time alone listening to birds - though I was quite annoyed by the murder of crows who dominated one part of the mangroves (as well as some of the humans who were talking really loudly) But that's more reflective of my inner state than anything else. Anytime is a good time to come (maybe except in the rain) and I hope I can dro by when the winter migrants stop by and the area is full of birds

Amazing nature experience in singapore. Did not expect to find such a beautiful place. Saw many birds and animals, but unfortunately not a crocodile. We will come back another time and continue looking for crocodiles. Easy to get to with north-south line and bus 925

Probably my favorite place in Singapore. Nice to get into nature away from the busy city areas! So many birds to find, crocodiles to see, and general peaceful nature scenery! If you haven't visited, you should!

Wonderful hike with my sister with cooling weather today. New vending machine discovered near to toilet. Chef-in-Box serves wholesome chef-cooked meals in a box, using fresh ingredients without added colourings, flavourings or preservatives. They use cutting edge snap-freeze technology to seal in all the nutrients, so each meal is guaranteed of its freshness and yet nutritious. And they provided table and chair, of course fan too. Very comfortable places to chill. See photo.

This was our first Singapore visit and we visited Sungei Buloh. We were welcomed by John and he showed us a python enjoying the rain and showed us the walkway. Whole route was amazing. We couldn’t do the big loop due to onset of heavy rain but loved every minute in park. As it was raining no taxi would come that far and our saviour John Chua helped us by catching a bus plus paid our bus fare as we did not had cash and waited at railway station to ensure we are not lost. Thanks a lot for helping us find our way and make us feel at home John. You made our Singapore exp. 5 star 🙏

My favorite park in SG, go there regularly even though it's not near my home. It's the best park to see wildlife, and not limited to birds. Never fail to see a water monitor lizard each time we visit. You can even see a crocodile or the otters if you are lucky. Best of all, it's peaceful in the evenings even on weekends. Only drawback is the staff will be chasing you to leave by 7pm. Nparks should extend the closing time to 7.30pm as more wildlife will appear in the cooler evenings.

It's cool walking along the paths even at noon. You see birds, squirrels, monitor lizards, the rare crocodile, mudskippers, barnacles, cicada sounds, and lots of trees. You can see Johor from the shores and even Malaysia mobile works here. Definitely a good trip away from the city to watch birds, listen to the waves splashing against the mangroves, generally peaceful. Free entry. Take bus 925 (Mon to Sat) from Kranji mrt's side, alight at Kranji Reservoir Park B (carpark actually), cross the road and walk past the side gate to the visitor centre and onward. 925M operates on Sundays, and goes all the way to the main entrance.

I really enjoyed the space. The walkways were well constructed, and they made it really easy to see the sights. There were many beautiful sights. However, it was really heart breaking to see so much plastic and other forms of garbage along the shores.

A good place to walk in the morning with family and friends. Easy walk. If the walk is too short for you, you can also add on the coastal trail. Along the way, you can look out for birds, butterfly, etc. Spot a kingfisher this morn.

Highly recommend arriving just before opening time (7 am) if you want to avoid crowds. Great for a walk or birding. Paths are well defined. There is no concession here so bring water. Great for the photography of migratory birds. You need a 400mm lens or more. Watch for the crocodiles. We saw a couple of them. We also saw eagles and egrets and kingfisher.

The waterfront views are great. Monitor lizards chilling in the sun on the trail was just amazing too. Few of the spots were a let down due to the parade of loud selfie seekers. Remember to pack your snacks and water bottle. No picnics allowed, but the whole trip back and forth in the sun will get exhausting without some nourishment.

Very nice wetlands with well maintained walking paths. Very immersive experience. You will get to see many wildlife including lots of birds. Well worth the visit, even worth going back again.

Such a calm and delightful place to visit. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city. We saw so much animal and bird life, 4 crocodiles, an otter, numerous monitor lizards, bats, king fishers, etc.

Very nice afternoon walk, surrounded by wild life of the non-dangerous sort... As long as one stays on the walking path and don't do stupid things. My first visit after years of procrastinating because I thought it was too far away. My first lesson about migratory birds: why there aren't many in July/Aug. 🤦

Can’t believe it’s Singapore!! Saw hugging lizards. Guess if they were mating or wrestling 😉 cute flying fish greeted us as well. Didn’t see crocs and other wildlife, but the nature and tranquility around was 😍 (portions of the trek are closed - FYI)

Great place for a long walk fully immersed in nature. Wild vegetation, many spots for bird watching and, if lucky, crocodiles too. Highly recommended, perfectly served with parking lots and bus stops. Early morning time recommended.

Took me back to my ns days when we had to prone in the mud. Tried proning in the mud to reminisce the past but got some weird looks from the other people there...

One of my favorite places in Singapore for nature photography.

Lovely nature park with wetland, wildlife and sea

Easy trail and be careful with wild animals

Perfect place for families with young kids. Good place for them to get close to nature. Don’t miss the other nearby attractions south of here.

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve is a very huge place, when you walk in to it you feel like you're in a forest (actually it is one). You can see types of animals and plants there, for example of animal are monitor lizards and squirrels. But if you're lucky you may even get to meet a crocodile 🐊 there. Well Sungei Buloh is definitely a great place to go if you're a person who likes to explore new things.

Great times with our family today, some parts of the coast walk is closed. Good experience for children but watch them carefully. Beware of the intelligent monkeys and potentially dangerous snakes and reptiles. Managed to see a crocodile today! Will return to get the legendary Tailless giant croc next time.

Great place to go for the weekend, and family friendly too. Pretty easy to walk about. Saw crocodiles too, perhaps it was not the right season, so we didn't see a lot of migratory birds. There is a shuttle bus service from Kranji MRT station. Check out the timing though.

It's our national park n kept as natural as it can b. Admission is free. Boardwalk is built to make d park friendly for children n old. Small compact wheelchair can enter n move ard d park rather smoothly. There r shelters but rather far apart so it's best one comes equipped with a poncho (umbrella... can't see much). Although there r natural elements n creatures, to me it's still quite a safe park after all. Enjoy d beautiful mangroves that line d shore n spot d catfish n crabs. B careful not to step out of d pavement n destroyed d many mushrooms/toadstools/fungi that grow freely on d dead logs. Have fun exploring d park!

Good place for a hike while watching birds and eagles. Between November to February you can come across many migratory birds. Apart from the birds, we spotted few snakes, crocodile and monitor lizards.

Great place to have a short hike and walk with the family. Flat ground, manageable for young and old. Still not able to catch a glimpse of the elusive crocodile yet, will keep coming and trying! Saw 3 monitor lizards though 😁

Good to visit once. You can see a lot of wild life such as alligators and monitor lizards. Interesting to me. It takes around 90mins to complete if you want to walk around slowly.

wild life and nature! 2/3 of area covered with flora so okay to visit at most times. Spotted crocodile!! Tip: bring own trash bag. Limited bins. Keep the place clean!!

personally, i love SBWR. I usually come here to go birdwatching and it’s quite a great place as you almost always see something interesting. The bus will take you to the visitor centre most days, and will take you to the wetland centre on sundays and public holidays. even though it’s very far for me, it’s definitely worth it! Many many birds here! got many lifers here, and most birders here that i have encountered are very kind and will point you toward sightings. was lucky enough to catch a juvenile buffy fish owl once! hoping to see it again. Even for non birders- it’s a good walk with a touch of wildlife. it’s a relatively common sight to see collared kingfishers (you hear them very often) as well as the estuarine crocodiles. when the tide is low, you can see quite a few mudskippers in the soil. if you are planning to go, definitely bring a camera.

This is a little secret space in Singapore. It's a walk on the wild side and takes you through the marshlands and wetlands of an outstanding space. It easy to walk yet quite exciting given the views of nature and Malaysia across the causeway. Go on a weekday to avoid the loud speaking tourists as silence on this walk is perfection to see animals birds and so much more .

Nice Reserves with few Crocodiles & Varans. Not a lot of bird at the time we went (Feb). Nice for a short walk (1.9km)

This place was amazing! Loads of animals, nice walk, views of the jungle and Malaysia, feels like you are on a trip away from home right in your back yard. Plenty of amenities to get water and food if needed. Go and enjoy the afternoon.

Beautiful park and very well maintained. Great family adventure for the family. Beware of crocodiles.

Always love to visit Sungei Buloh, one of the few places one can come close to nature in Singapore. You may be able to catch a glimpse of crocodile or some exotic birds if you are lucky !

Had a great walk at Sungei Buloh Wetlands Reserve. Saw crocodile, bats, monitor lizard, snakes, birds and squirrel. Quite a lot of animals in a day ?

Really easy to see a lot of animals, crocodiles, varants, cool birds and more ! Quite nice to escape the city there, even if it's a but far form center, it helps to disconnect.

Beautiful! Just beautiful! One of the best experiences of my entire life ❤

Love it..Plan yo going back there again❤❤❤❤

Cosy n fresh air especially during covid19, it is a good place for fresh air

Currently undergoing some construction works to build another bridge as well as some coastal walkways so might be a bit noisy. Otherwise, the place is generally quiet with plenty of flora and fauna to be in touch with nature. Not easily accessible except by public bus or driving in.

Be on the lookout for monitor lizards and crocodiles. You might see a hornbill if you are lucky.

Great experience to back to nature! Not rocky path as treetop and takes almost 2hrs to complete the leisure walk.

Lap of the nature

Beautiful place. A wonder to explore

Very interesting wetlands nature area. Somewhat out of the way but worth the trip.

The dos and dons should also be posted on the visitor centre along Kranji side. The place is now filled with people having picnics all over the reserve !!

Wetland fauna under tidal movement.

Wild Side of Singapore. Very close to nature... You can feel the beauty of mangrove forest...

We met crocodile today! The Coast trail more beautiful than Bird trail, but the bird trail more interesting

Good for a 1-2 hour trip. Flat walks on well managed paths. Everything is pretty accessible for wheelchairs and push chairs. There are a couple of vending machines and a water fountain, but no food stall/cafe selling food. Can be tricky getting a cab to pick you up from here.

Beautiful nature scenery away from urban city lifestyle.

Nice nature walk right here in Singapore

Excellent location for a leisurely stroll through a well managed Nature Park. Go early or as late as possible... 2 hours immediately after opening or before closing times is best. Bring a pair of binoculars.

First time coming here with my family for hiking. Good place for a nature walk. Tried to catch some glimpse of crocodile but too bad don’t have. However, we manage to see monitor lizards and squirrels. Note: please prepare mosquito patch, insect repellent and sunblock in advance.

Best to come early before the crowd

Nice area for leisure walk. I guess it's a great place to explore with family (especially when you can show young children on wild life animals like crocodiles and various types of birds). Seen quite lot of people bringing professional bird viewing equipment for the birds here. was lucky today to be able to catch a view of crocodiles and eagles.

Green outdoor activities for family.

Nice spot for a nature walk , looking at some crocodiles. Some hideouts are also pretty nice spot to watch wildlife. Will also make you realize how close you are from.the Malaysian border

If you wanna go close to nature, this is nature at its best in SG. We were to lucky to spot a lazy monitor lizard & 2 aligators! There were also crabs & lotsa mudskippers... love this place!

Will be really hot in the day, bring bott drink, food, hat, Bino, shades, camera, fan... N bring your rubbish out too

A little too man made for my taste, but its a beautiful place that captures nature in its own habitat. Sadly the place is dirty and needs to be cleaned up. Great place for a family walk.

Very enjoying walking to the mangrove Park while wild live run in it natural habitat, only that sigh board didn't shows the distance.

Nothing much seen along the bird trail, but it's probably because of the wrong time of the year. Sea coast trail was nice, and the air is fresh. Great for those who love outdoors. Bring lots of Insect repellant!

Great place to explore wetland creatures with family. Saw two crocodiles and few giant lizards during the walk

Nice place for a walk with nature

Be careful to key in the destination as Google map lead me to somewhere not near to the visitor centre. Must keyin visitor centre then correct.

Great place to get closer with nature. Very relaxing sea breeze and a good place for walking exercise.

Peaceful place for walk love the nature,was lucky saw 2 time crocodile

Nice place

Wetland

Peaceful, go early!

Untouched nature reserve

my sister got chomped up by a crocodile and there was alot of mosquitoes but it was nice change of pace in the lifestyle very cool

No mosquitos surprisingly. Two parking sites.

Great place to visit with your family to enjoy nature. Plenty of wildlife if you're lucky, and equally as many nature photographers waiting around to capture it's beauty. Do watch out for spiders in the branches and the occasional monitor lizards. There's a great lookout hut overlooking Johor.

Had a great, chill stroll along the various trails available in the evening. Come during low tides and give yourself 3 to 4 hours if you want to slowly check out all the viewing hides/platforms and spot wildlife!

Visited Sungei Buloh wetland with my family. It was a lovely walk in the park that my kids managed to see iguana, bats, crocodile and many more small.animals and fishes. There are also many wild flowers and insects in the woods. Parking was convenience and free. Remember to bring along water, cap and insect repellent. These will come in handy.

Well maintained trails suitable for all types of hikers. Numerous viewing pods and observation decks along the trail to take in the abundant wildlife. Came across a big monitor lizard along the way.

Come early, enjoy the walking trails. The eastern park has built up walkways and features like the Kingfisher Pod. Gets a good view of the straits. The western part are the tidal ponds which would take an hour to loop around. Some public members may be noisy which would inhibit birds and animals, so avoid them if you want to observe and pick out their calls.

Awesome place to look for crocodiles or birds. Inspired me to take up photography again. Be sure to read up on proper safety in encountering crocodiles, the sightings here are daily and they have been known to come up on to the foot paths.

A therapeutic walk that is away from the usual bustling city and crowded Park Connectors. A good respite time to immerse yourself in Mother Nature. But of course, be careful of crocodiles and other reptile creatures. After all, this is their home.

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My happy place at 7am. Just me and the wildlife

OK for a half day trip, but if planning for marshes, old plan accordingly to the shuttle timinga

Favourite wetland in Singapore

Amazing place to get away from hustle and bustle of the city life. Great place for bird watching and enjoy wildlife like crocodiles, monitor lizards. Well planned and easy to explore.

(Translated by Google) The nature is beautiful, but I was disappointed to find the crocodile (Original) 很美的大自然，但是找不到鳄鱼有些失望😅

One of my favourite nature park - lot of fauna to spot. Beautiful landscape during high tide and lots of waterbirds during low tide. And of course fauna typical for a wetland from mudskippers to horseshoe crabs to monitor lizards. And watch out for those crocs :-)

One of our favourite nature place to visit in Singapore. Able to see migratory birds and the resident crocodiles. Always enjoy the short trails.

peace of mind

It is surprisingly quiet (as long as u avoid human beings who come in grps n screaming at top of their voice) but full of life!! Keep a look out for the elusive crocodiles and otter family. The stray dogs will follow u for a distance but generally harmless... juz remember to bring ur trash along with u and dont litter. Rubbish bins are rare sight here in the footpaths but understandably so

Beautiful place, fully sheltered by plants.

A really nice place for a walk if you love nature and scenic beauty. The route can be a Iittle rough in some parts but should be ok for most people with a good pair of shoes.

Lovely place to visit and it's far end but fun loving for nature lovers. pet is not allowed..

Very nice place for a walk. If you're lucky you'll be able to spot crocodiles, monitor lizards,squirrels, eagles, etc. There are 2 nice visitor centres with clean toilets at the 2 carparks. Terrain is also easy friendly enough for kids.

Wonderful place to explore on natural

Wonderful place for dates/family outings/light exercise/change of pace. This place is simply amazing, all for the low low price of $0.00. There's all kind of animals there, horseshoe crabs, hornbills, crocodiles, mudskippers, golden orbweaver spiders, monitor lizards are just a few that I spotted within my two trips here so far. Be sure to pack some water, insect repellent, and an umbrella in case dark clouds start looming while you're there. Also be sure to hold onto your hat at some of the more open areas as the breeze can be pretty amazing. Do be sure to read through the park rules to make sure this reserve continues to be a wonderful place for future generations.

A morning walk here is perfect

A place where you can view squirrels, spider, crocodile, birds, mangroves, go early at 7am to start your walk with watching sunrise. Watch crocodile sunbathing and beautiful mangrove at low tides.

I love going to this reserve! You are one with nature and close encounters with crocodiles, snakes, monitor lizards, migratory birds, and alot more.

Please be careful of the crocodiles.

A good place to touch nature, especially mangrove. Take mrt to kranji stop and take bus 925. There are four routes and coast line has onion-like buildings. On my way to wetland, I saw monkeys, giant mudskipper, crabs. Some places are still under construction. A good place for weekends and friends.

A great place to explore nature.

Awesome

Very nice park with lesser crowd due to the remote location. The paths are also more spacious. You also most likely to catch the sight of the resident crocodiles there . Recommended to take the scenic road from Neo Tiew Road linking to Yeo Chu Kang road when leaving.

Beautiful place, fresh air loved it!!!!!

Nice place for a walk

A good place to unwind, fresh air, walking exercise and see eagles at eagle peak.

Ok

We came early and spent 2:30 hours to walk both trails, seeing lots of wild animals. Crowded after 10:00AM when we left there on Sunday.

A nature reserve worth visiting....

(Translated by Google) live side by side with other animals in peace (Original) hidup berdampingan dengan hewan hewan lain in peace

Was a nice place. Had to wear the mask throughout even though it was very hot and uncomfortable. Should go on a cool day

Had a great fun at Sungei Buloh nature reserve. The cloudy weather is Best time to spot animals in the wild. Good workout for everybody and we really played the spot the animal game. We had such a fruitful trip witnessing bird preying on the fish and green snakes on the little tree. Has such a great fun I wish I can return soon on another cloudy day! Great family outing to help the teenagers to forget about playing electronic gadget, other than taking photos!

Was raining during the hike but a nice tranquil experience. Happen to find two monitor lizards and a crocodile. Also a strange paranormal experience of hearing chanting which can cannot be traced.

A must see place. Best place for photography. It’s far but really beautiful place to visit. Don’t forget to bring some mosquito patches:)

Very great wetland reserve. Sad that we didn't see any crocodile. Amazing friendly staff at the smaller visitor center.

OK this place is pretty big... prob need 2 hours or more to complete. Love the wetlands area to the west where u can spot many animals n birds.. my 1 hr walk saw monitor lizards, a Croc, heron and wow a King Cobra.. latter not my fav.. many parking areas and v nice paved walking ways.. good guest reserve office too w clean nice toilets.. 👌 👍

Great outdoor experience for children and adults who had not seen a mangrove swamp. Well layout and perfectly paved walkway. Felt safer with the fence at the edge of the foot path which previously wasn't there. Apart from the small car park at the Wetland Reserve area, this is a perfect getaway for 3 hours.

Nice place to walk. Sometimes can watch crocodiles.

Get there by taking the free shuttle service (available only weekends and on Public Holidays) from Kranji. There are 4 stops in total - Kranji MRT, Sungei Buloh Visitor Center, Sugei Buloh Wetlands Center, and Kranji Marshes. It's very convenient if you time your visit for each stop carefully. Be prepared however to take the public bus 925 when the shuttle service gets full around 1pm to 3pm. Enjoyed the walk at each stop, and the boardwalks were well-maintained. You'll see many bird watchers. It's generally less crowded and a much more enjoyable nature walk than at MacRitchie as all the trails are paved (no mud) and there's somehow no mosquitoes there. So comfortable attire like sports shoes or sandals (hiking boots not needed) and light sports wear (shorts, t-shirt) are perfect.

Nice place to visit and good for hikers

Very good

The main path is closed for 1 year ! Have to detour through the main road

It was a nice place to break a sweat. Not so long trail, suitable for 'old people'. The crocodiles there was shy. Mainly because people are looking at them while they are showering. Location wise, its far from any air-condition places. Unless you have a car

Saw Monitor lizards, sun birds, crabs and bird. Interesting walking paths!

去了三次了，骑车旅行非常合适。重点是免费哦！还有四脚蛇，鳄鱼🐊等着你。

Decided to take a morning walk after a week of pouring, it was cool with plenty of shade, tranquil, bird chipping. Paking is easy

Good nature walk. Best to release stress and enjoy the nature sites.

Great place to learn about the flora n fauna of sg.. Just remember the is no eateries here, just snack/drink machines.

Love the nature. Currently one stretch is under repair, reopen in March 2022.

Nice place

Weather was amazing. Saw a croc!

Nice place

It's a great place to escape the city's hustle and bustle. Easy to treak

Great place to explore nature. The whole walk is about 3 hours if walking leisurely. There are two carparks. If you want to explore the newer side with the coastal walk, park at carpark along kranji way. Think there is a bus that stops at near this carpark also. If exploring the migratory birds area, park at neo tiew crescent carpark.Last spotted the crocodile at the migratory birds side where the river connects to the sea. Remember to bring insect repellent!

Nice place to walk with a group and enjoy the bio diversity.

Great

Super relax!!!

Got time to briskwalk with my brother. Always a refreshing change.

Nature park with freshest of air, surrounded by water. Didnt managed to spot crocs or any other nature animals apart from too many humans on visiting on a public holiday.

Beautiful and close to nature. Revamped with a few interesting features to enhance the experience.

Nice place to take a walk

Be one with nature here. Nice trails and kid friendly.

Inaccessible but worth the trip. A place where if you heighten your senses, you can see a lot of creatures that lives amongst us in their natural habitat in one of the last mangrove swamps in Singapore. A good educational tour to bring the kids and children along, where they can see a lot of insects, reptiles that we don't usually see in the increasingly urban jungle we live in. Lucky to see quite a fair bit this trip...

Nice place to get out from urban area for awhile.

A great place to go to spend your time. Best to visit early morning. Easy to reach via public transport. The area on the way to the reserve looks unlike anywhere else in Singapore - almost underdeveloped compared to the cityscape across the island. Has its own charm. Unfortunately or fortunately we didn’t see crocs during our visit.

Great place to walk. Lookout for mangrove inhabitants, migratory birds, squirrels, monitor lizards..and if you are lucky, crocodiles. Coastal walk is closed at the moment though. Bring a cap, wear sun block.

Beautiful wetlands reserve worth a trip. Except the last we went, the main trail was closed for upgrading. Will be back next year when it's ready!

Great to see some wild animals (crocs, lizards, birds). This time we were really lucky with the crocodile on land.

Great place for family to getaway from the city. The “hike” distance is manageable even for small kids.

Nice place to visit and take a walk around the reserve - quite a lot of wildlife to spot also

Good walk with kids and family. 🥰

Wonderful nature reserve with rich ecological biodiversity and it feels good looking at the mangrove forests, migratory birds, fruit bats, monitor lizards, green crested lizard, squirrels, mudskippers, fishes and even a big crocodile. Nice trails and the flora and fauna in Sungei Buloh are truly amazing (part of Coastal Trail is closed for maintenance till March 2022)

Beautiful wetlands reserve. Good and well maintained footpaths, bridges and lookout points for the public to enjoy the fauna and flora in the reserve.

Nice place to walk around and enjoy nature. Do take note that coastal trail (overlooking Malaysia), has been closed since Aug 2021 and expected to re-open during March 2022 after maintenance works.

located on the North easterly tip of Singapore, the sungei buloh wetlands is probably the country's only last untouched piece of nature. Yes there are bridges and concrete pathways around the wetlands (which isn't large when compared to any of the reservoirs) but it is as close to nature as you will find in the urban jungle that is Singapore. The walking trails have bird lookout points in selected areas and we were lucky to see a salt water crocodile hanging out in the mangrove. Parking is quite limited and so is shelter when it starts to rain in the middle of your walk. A great place to visit when you want to escape the hustle of city life.

Easy to navigate , quiet and peaceful. Able to spot different bird species. Crocodile signs make the trip more “exciting”. Be prepared to spend more than half a day to cover the entire reserve. Is a place you can keep on going back.

Lovely nature walks. You can look over to Malaysia. Very popular with bird watchers. We didn't see any crocodiles, but according to the warning signs, there are some. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen and snacks. There is a vending machine at the visitor center, but with limited choice.

Awesome place to explore. Tranquil and peaceful with sounds of nature (birds, insects) Trail was pretty manageable with observation towers and huts around for better views. Sighted: Puffer Fish, Fishes, Birds, Owl, Monitor Lizard, small snake, bats.

Quite remote to access. Ample free parking. A nice walk, mostly shaded. Tide is a factor to consider, looks a bit desolate at low tide and there are tons of trash, pretty sad sight. No crocodiles or monitor lizards in sight when i visited, just the odd mudskipper and a couple of herons.

The man made drops are unique and fun. A quick walk at the wetland, enjoyed the walk and scenery. I also lucky enjoy to capture the National flag 🇸🇬during the National Day! And the mating horseshoe crab.😀! Some areas are still under construction.

A Wetland nature reserve with an emphasis in Bird watching. Bring your binoculars if you have one, and you may be able to spot some migratory and exotic bird species. The path is relatively well maintained and is suitable for a family of most ages, I have even seen elders in wheelchair being pushed around to experience nature.

Perfect hiking location for everyone, even for Solo Hikes. Mother nature is a beaut 😍 You will be able to spot different species of animals such as otters, mudskippers, kingfisher, and even yes, CROCODILES. So, do be careful and follow signs & instructions on the pathways. Be prepared by bringing along an umbrella or a hat if you are afraid of getting sunburnt.

Lovely boardwalk over wetland... Perfect for strolling in a natural habitat. Location is way out there, but worth the effort to visit, especially if you have not visited any wetland before.

One of my must see places in Singapore. I just love ❤️ nature and exploring the different trees, plants etc. The mangroves are interesting to know. The eco-system here is amazing. I’ve seen different birds and small crabs. I did my leisurely walk here and it was worth it.

Small place to walk, very easy to walk as well! Not much nature to see (probably unlucky or not in season), but nice view of JB from here! Got lucky and saw a crocodile, mudskippers, some egrets (bird), monitor lizards and tiny crabs & horseshoe crabs! Bring a cap and mosquito repellent!

Great place for a quiet walk through nature, admission is free. Facilities are well maintained with friendly staff. Do be aware that 925M only operates on Sundays. So only 1 bus stop near the Kranji reservoir has buses services on other days.

Went after a storm on weekday at about 4.30pm. Saw the crocs about 2km into the wetland circuit. Saw Monitor Lizards, Longtailed monkeys, loads of birds ... Went to the Coastal trail and saw a 3.5m King Cobra eating a 2.5m python ... Really nice visit :)

Nature reserve with trees plus some nice flowers and wild life terrain. Very peaceful watching birds, squirrel, monitor lizards, fishes and if u lucky will see the crocs & otters family

Nicely built up and convenient trails for young kids. Spotted crocodiles at the sea shore and mudskippers in the mangrove swamps. Having known Sungei Buloh since 30 years ago when it was a rural area, the current park is much more accessible and a unique pocket of nature in urban Singapore.