Sisters' Islands Marine Park happenings: Feb-Mar 2015

Sunrise intertidal walks have begun at the Park!

Photo by Ian Siah on facebook

Because this is the time of the year when the low tides have switched to the morning! Here's a glimpse at some of the public walks, thanks to photos shared by visitors and guides!


It is easy to explore the intertidal shores at low tide!

Photo by Ian Siah on facebook

But you will see more and do less damage to the shore if you go with an experienced guide. Here's more about why you should go on a guided walk instead of visiting on your own.

Koh Kwan Siong guiding a group of visitors.
Photo by Ian Siah on facebook

Chay Hoon guiding another group.
Photo by Ian Siah on facebook

Visitors encountering interesting finds!
Photo by Shona Trench on facebook.

Vincent Choo is taking a video at one of the stars on the shore.
Photo by Ian Siah on facebook

It is the Land hermit crab. Because they live on the litter line,
they are no longer common on our mainland shores
which are cleaned every day.
Photo by Ian Siah on facebook

A sea moth was found at one of the walks. It is a fish!
Photo by Ian Siah on facebook

One of the highlights is a Giant clam that settled naturally on the shore.
Photo by Ian Siah on facebook

Happy visitors after the walk.
Photo by Koh Kwan Siong on facebook.

For the memories, a group photo at the Jetty.
Photo by Koh Kwan Siong on facebook.

What a lovely photo of our walks!
Photo by Shona Trench on facebook.

The guides and NParks also celebrated Lunar New Year in February.

Photo by Karenne Tun on facebook.

There was also a dive survey of the Sisters Islands as part of the ongoing ReefFriends surveys of all our shores. Thanks to Toh Chay Hoon for a glimpse of some of the underwater critters at the Park.

Photo by Toh Chay Hoon on facebook.

Catch up with all the happenings at the Marine Park through the Sisters' Islands Marine Park facebook page. You can share your encounters, ideas and thoughts for the Marine Park here.

Share your finds on the facebook group called 'Things found in Sisters Islands'.

More about guided walks at the Sisters' Islands Marine Park on the NParks website.

More about what to expect at a guided walk.

Why should I visit with an experienced and trained guide? Why are places limited on a public walk? Which other shores are accessible to the public? and more in this wildsingapore page.