About Southern Islands Eco-Escape
Discover a rustic getaway just minutes from Sentosa, where pristine beaches meet rich biodiversity and sustainable tourism practices converge.
Explore untouched nature and the connected islands of Lazarus, St John’s and Kias. This guided walking tour showcases Lazarus Island’s pioneering eco-conscious accommodations: Big Tiny's sustainable tiny homes that seamlessly blend modern comfort with environmental responsibility, and Into the Woods' glamping retreats nestled beside Eagle Bay beach. Discover environmentally conscious activities by Lazarus Sea Sports Centre and Gogreen, where non-motorized water sports and cycling offer excitement while protecting marine ecosystems and minimising environmental impact.
Following the walking tour, attendees have an option of either (a) exploring the island, or (b) complimentary 30-minute kayak session at Lazarus Sea Sports Centre.
At Sisters Island, participants can expect to see corals growing along the sides of the floating boardwalk and reef fishes that feed and hide among the corals.
The Southern Islands welcomes travellers of all ages to escape the city life, reconnect with nature, and create meaningful experiences with a small environmental footprint.
Things to Note
By registering for the tour, you are agreeing to the following terms and conditions:
- Your personal data may be used and/or disclosed for purposes of data analysis and identity verification and such other related purposes
- Photos and videos may be taken by the organisers during the tour and used for publicity purposes
- Unauthorised recording in any form, including video and audio, is not allowed during the tour
- Participants shall be responsible for any injury, loss or damage due to carelessness or other actions on his/her part
How to Book
- Click on "Register" and complete the registration form.
- Availability is on a first come, first served basis.
Enquiries
We do not maintain a waitlist. If the tour is fully booked, we encourage you to check back regularly to see if slots open up.
