Ola Beach Club - Eco Paddle

The route starts at Ola Beach Club on Siloso Beach Walk and follows the Sentosa shoreline, with a trash net on board for the ride. It is a clean-up as much as a paddle: you haul marine debris out of the water and off the adjacent beach, picking up context along the way on Singapore's marine biodiversity, what ocean pollution is doing to it, and what protecting those ecosystems actually involves. A briefing on land covers safety and paddling technique before anyone gets wet. Double kayaks, paddles, lifevests, trash nets and collection tools are all provided.

Sessions run 10am to 12pm, from Sun 19 Apr to Sun 22 Nov 2026, and each one takes up to 20 paddlers. It is open to ages 10 and above, and everyone needs to be able to swim while wearing a lifevest. S$6.34 a person, a sum pitched at keeping no-shows down. Bring a towel, toiletries, a change of clothes, sunblock, a water bottle and aqua shoes — the rest is covered.