[Haig Road-Tanjong Katong Residents' Network] Intertidal Walk @Changi Beach
Date: Sunday, 11 October 2026
Time: 3:00pm to 7:30pm
Bus Pickup Point: Blk 5 Haig Road S430005 (Roundabout) at 3:15pm sharp
Ticket Fee: $15.00 per pax (2-way bus transportation, guided walk and light snacks included) - Ticket fee applies to all participants, including infants and young children.

Event Highlights:

• Discover amazing marine life up close
• Learn from experienced guides 
• Fun, educational and meaningful experience for the whole family!

Important Note:
1. Open to all Geylang Serai division residents. Children aged 9 years and below, must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
2. Recommended Attire: Covered shoes / Water shoes (Recommended), comfortable clothing, hat and sunscreen, water bottle.
3. Programme will proceed in light rain. Pls bring a poncho or umbrella if rain is expected.
4. In the event of heavy rain with thunderstorms, the programme may be cancelled and refunded.
5. Registered participants will be notified approximately 45minutes before the programme.
6. This event/outing is open exclusively to Geylang Serai division, if a registrant is found to be outside of the constituency, the organiser reserves the right to refund the registration. Refund will be processed within 3 to 4 working weeks.
7. Tickets are sold on a first come, first served basis.
8. Sold tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangable

FAQs

1. How difficult is the walk? - The walk is generally easy but includes some bending, occasional walking on uneven sandy ground, and waddling in ankle-deep water. It may not be suitable for participants who require mobility aids.
2. What is the recommended age group? - The tour is suitable for all ages. Children aged 3 and below may not fully follow the knowledge shared and often prefer to be carried partway through. From around age 4 onwards, kids are usually able to better understand and enjoy the stories, facts, and interactions during the adventure.
3. Is the tour suitable for elderly participants? - Yes, but do note that the terrain can be a little uneven in certain areas. Participants should be reasonably mobile and comfortable walking on natural shorelines.
4. Are aquashoes (watershoes) compulsory? - Aquashoes are not compulsory, but they are strongly encouraged for your safety and comfort. Covered shoes with a good grip are also fine, while crocs are acceptable as the bare minimum. For safety reasons, flip flops are not allowed during the tour.
5. Is photography allowed? - Absolutely! In fact, we encourage you to bring your camera or phone to capture the amazing biodiversity.

^ For other enquiries, please contact Geylang Serai Community Club @6747 2919 from Monday to Sunday (10:00am to 6:00pm) except Public Holidays.