Kayaking is an excellent activity for families looking to bond over a collaborative form of exercise and opportunities for family-friendly kayaking in Singapore are plentiful.
Since we have a number of reservoirs and are surrounded by sea, it is easy to go kayaking in Singapore For kids, sitting in the kayak and learning to paddle is one way of experiencing water sports safely.
Here is a comprehensive list of places to go and vendors conducting kayaking trips for families in Singapore!
If you are just trying kayaking in Singapore with the family for the first time, we do recommend starting off at a reservoir where the water is calmer before graduating to the coast where you will also have to contend with the waves and tides.
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Family-Friendly Places to Go Kayaking in Singapore
1. PAssion Wave at Marina Bay
Go kayaking at PAssion Wave with the family at Marina Bay. Families can opt for the sit-on-top kayaks but children will need to be above 7 and accompanied by an adult.
Where: 11, Rhu cross,#01-01, 437440
Pricing: $18 for 2.5 hours for non-members, $16 for PAssion Members
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2. PAssion Wave at Jurong Lake Gardens
From experience, kayaking in a reservoir is a good starting point due to the calm waters and relatively smaller area. PAssion Wave at Jurong Lake Gardens offers sit-on-top kayaks. Children will need to be above 7 and accompanied by an adult.
Where: 100 Yuan Ching Road, 618662
Pricing: $18 for 2.5 hours for non-members, $16 for PAssion Members
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3. PAssion Wave at Bedok Reservoir
Go kayaking with the family at the newly revamped PAssion Wave Bedok Reservoir. Rent a sit-on-top kayak and take to the waters of Bedok Reservoir.
Where: 911, Bedok Reservoir Road, 473911
Pricing: $18 for 2.5 hours for non-members, $16 for PAssion Members
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4. Kayakasia
Adventurous families, Kayakasia welcomes families with children of all ages! We highly recommend the kayaking experience to Sungei Khatib Bongsu. Other routes include Pulau Ubin, St John’s and seven islands. You will see Singapore in a different perspective and come across the most scenic parts of our city-state!
Pricing: Prices start at $50 for kids below 12, $75 for adults
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5. Ninja Kayakers
Children 3 and above can also join the Ninja Kayakers on their expeditions. There are double or triple kayak options for families. All children and youths below 16 have to be accompanied by an adult. Families can choose urban or rural routes such as Sentosa, Changi Beach, Pasir Ris, Punggol Beach and Sembawang Beach.
Pricing: $120 per person
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6. Ola Beach Club, Sentosa Siloso Beach
Families who love Sentosa beaches can also head to Ola Beach Club to rent kayaks. The minimum age is 5 years old and children must be able to fit into a Personal Flotation Device. Children above 10 can use the single kayaks. You can reserve a preferred time slot here.
Where: 46 Siloso Beach Walk
Pricing: $25 per single kayak for 1 hour, $35 per double kayaks for 1 hour
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7. Fever Kayak Fishing
Seasoned kayakers looking for something should give kayak fishing a go! Children have to be 7 and above and accompanied by an adult in a tandem kayak. The expert fishing guides will teach everyone how to fish, plus take lovely photos that will be edited and sent to participants. There is the option to launch at Sentosa while other launch points include fishing at Changi and even night kayak fishing!
Pricing: $149 per person
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8. Paddle Lodge at MacRitchie Reservoir Park
Paddle Lodge at MacRitchie Reservoir Park is operated by Singapore Canoe Federation. There is a range of kayaks available for rent. Children need to be 7 and above and be accompanied for the double sit-on-top kayak while 12 year olds get to kayak solo.
Where: Reservoir Road Singapore 570000
Pricing: $15 per hour
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9. Ohana Beach House at Pasir Ris
Head to Ohana Beach House run by Adventure Paddlers at Pasir Ris Park for water activities including kayaking. Both locations provide kayaks, standup paddle boards, water trikes, paddle boats, dingy and outriggers. Public Service Officers, CSC members and staff can get additional discounts.
Where: 131 Pasir Ris Road Singapore 519148
Pricing: From $12 per hour, $60 per day
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10. Ohana Beach House at Loyang
Adventure Paddlers also run an outlet at Loyang that provides kayak rentals along with other water sports activities.
Where: 159W Jalan Loyang Besar, Singapore 507020
Pricing: From $12 per hour, $60 per day
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11. Lower Seletar Water Sports Centre
Families in the north can head to Lower Seletar Water Sports Centre at Lower Seletar Reservoir Park for kayak rentals. The centre is located just 15 minutes away from Khatib MRT Station. The minimum age for children is 7 years of age.
Where: 100 Yishun Ave 1, S769140
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12. Adventures by Asian Detours: Kayaking at Pulau Ubin
Adventures by Asian Detours operates sea expeditions and outdoor adventures. For kayakers, you can head to Pulau Ubin for a kayak adventure through the mangroves of Pulau Ubin. There is also the K3 Kayak Kelong Kampung package which includes visiting a Pulau Ubin fish farm kelong. Children have to be 7 and above to participate.
13. Singapore Sports Hub Water Sports Centre
How about kayaking with towering skyscrapers as the backdrop? Head to home of the Singapore Canoe Federation – Singapore Sports Hub for a fun family-kayaking time. As with most kayak providers, children need to be above 7 years of age and accompanied by an adult on the double sit-on-top kayaks.
Where: 8 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397699
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14. Aileron Yak Adventures
If you prefer a lower-body workout, you can use your legs to “paddle” instead. Aileron Yak Adventures’s leg-powered kayaks are suitable for children ages 7 and up. First timers are absolutely welcome!
Get Your Vitamin Sea Together as Family on a Kayak Adventure
Before you head on your family kayaking adventure, remember to drink plenty of water, and to slap on the sunscreen. Bring along your hat, rain gear and wear protective gear for the body .
We also recommend wearing aqua shoes to protect your feet plus a waterproof bag to hold all valuables. Sitting atop a kayak is also a great way to spot wildlife so take your binoculars with you!
Happy kayaking!
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