Date: Sunday, 11 October 2026 Time: 8:00am – 2:00pm (¾ Day) Lunch: Lunch provided Suggested Attire: Comfortable trekking attire (long pants recommended for trail sections), closed-toe shoes or trail shoes, hat, insect repellent, and sunscreen.
Step off the beaten path and into the hidden soul of Pulau Ubin.
Frontier Footprints is an exclusive, intimate heritage trail experience — limited to a small group — that takes you deep into the island’s western tip, where few visitors ever venture. Here, the jungle holds its secrets close. Discover moss-covered tombstones that whisper of generations past, and the ghostly remnants of a rubber plantation that once shaped the livelihoods of an entire community. Guided by OBS instructors and OBS alumni with deep roots in the island’s history, this is not just a walk — it’s a journey through time. Intimate, evocative, and unlike anything else on the programme, Frontier Footprints offers a rare window into the spiritual and agricultural heritage of one of Singapore’s last wild islands. Come with curiosity. Leave with a deeper connection to the land. Supported by 2 Instructors & 2 Alumni
Sunday October 11, 2026 8:00am - 2:00pm GMT+07 Pulau Ubin
Suggested Attire: Quick-dry long sleeve top and bottom , water shoes , wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Bring a change of clothes. Life jackets will be provided for water activities.Brace yourself for an epic day where the sea meets the jungle.
Ubin Uncharted is not your average island excursion — it’s a full-day expedition that will push your senses, spark your curiosity, and leave you with stories to tell.
Your adventure begins either on the water or land. Paddle through open-sea winds and sweeping horizons remind you just how alive the world can be and follow by winding mangrove channels teeming with kingfishers, mudskippers, and the quiet drama of tidal life.
Back on land, the island reveals a different kind of magic. Choose your pace — saddle up on a bicycle or lace up your boots for a trek — as you wind past weathered wooden kampong houses, a fragrant spice garden, and a living Malay village that feels worlds away from the city. The day’s crown jewel awaits at Chek Jawa, where elevated boardwalks unveil one of Singapore’s richest coastal ecosystems: seagrass lagoons, mangrove forests, and a biodiversity that will leave naturalists and adventurers alike in awe.
Sunday October 11, 2026 8:00am - 6:00pm GMT+07 Pulau Ubin
