Kusu Island
Legend has it that the island was a giant turtle which transformed itself into a large rock to save shipwrecked sailors. Taoists also make annual pilgrimages to Tua Pekong Temple on the island during 9th lunar month, while Muslims visit Kramat Kusu, a Malay Shrine.

Pulau Ubin
A bumboat from Changi Point takes you to Pulau Ubin, where the lifestyle hasn't changed much in the last 30 years. One can still see traditional fishing huts called "Kelongs", duck and prawn farms, go mountain-biking and even camp out. or check out Ubin's natural haven of flora and fauna in its mangrove and forest areas. A seafood restaurant, the magnificent Ma Chor temples by the seashore and limestone quarries complete the island.

Sisters Island
Perfect for swimming, snorkeling and scuba diving, Sisters Island is also ideal for picnic.

St. John Island
This Island is popular for weekend getaway and camping trips.

Sentosa
Sentosa is a playground for people of all ages.
Attractions: Asian Village, Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom Museum, Cable Car Towers, Central Beach, Cinemania, Dolphin Lagoon, Fantasy Island, Fort Siloso, Images of Singapore, Lost Civilization/Ruined City, Maritime Museum, Musical Fountain, Nature Walk/Dragon Trail, Sentosa Orchid Gardens, Sijori Wonder Golf Sentosa, Sunset Bay, Merlion, Mahalo Hawaiian Beach Bar, Underwater World and Volcano Land.