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IntroductionAre you coming to Singapore? Thrilled for its adventure and sports? Welcome to Singapore's exciting Adventure and Sports scene! From Dragon boating and 42.195km Marathons to Reverse Bungy Jumping and Treetop trails, Singapore awaits to enthrall you! You will be able to find the information you need for your stay in Singapore here. Visit VentureTrail every week to get updates on the various adventure and sports activities in Singapore! Do look through the archives for more activities! Background We are from the Industry Planning and Development Division of Singapore Tourism Board. This website introduces and promotes the adventure and sports in Singapore. Sports and adventure actitives are getting more popular lately in Singapore, especially since the Table Tennis tournament in the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the upcoming Youth Olympics held here in 2010. In addition, Singapore Sports School was officially open in year 2004 to nurture the youth in different sports. 
Disclaimer: This blog is for a school project and the information provided is correct at time of blogging. We are a group of students studying Hospitality and Tourism Management in Temasek Polytechnic, and are not related to the Singapore Tourism Board in any way. Our names are Aishah, Kimberley, Kimberly, Tiffany and Rowell. This blog is for one of our school projects and features the theme of adventure and sports in Singapore. With the current rave and rage about the upcoming Youth Olympics as well as the Asian Youth Games 2009 that just ended recently, we are very much excited to proceed in our journey of discovering the many adventure and sports activities in Singapore. But other than that, our group is very interested in adventure and sports activities. We each have some background in this topic and love the thrill adventure and sports give us. Activities like white water rafting, trekking high mountainous regions, golf and night cycling are all exhilarating and fulfilling! We have researched greatly into this theme and are determined to bring you the information you need to guide you through the various adventure and sports in Singapore. Please comment if you have any queries and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Thank you for visiting! |
posted on Sunday, November 22, 2009 Outward Bound? What is that? OBS is Singapore’s leading organisation providing outdoor education and adventure learning programmes to help people realise their full potential. Since 1967, more than 250,000 people have benefited from their journey of self-discovery at OBS and emerged stronger both mentally and physically. Through expeditions and outdoor activities, participants acquire new skills and a sense of adventure, develop the tenacity to overcome challenges as a team and broaden their perspectives. For many, the lessons learnt at OBS have sparked a new journey in life. As a member of the global Outward Bound network, OBS ranks as one of the best in facilities, training expertise and safety. OBS operates from two centres on Pulau Ubin. A third centre is situated at East Coast Park. Together, these three centres see more than 23,000 people, comprising children, youth and adults, passing through each year. There are even programmes ranging for pre-teens, youth, outdoor leaders and professionals. What are the programmes available? Watch the video below to know more about the programmes available in OBS Singapore! As you can see, OBS Singapore have several progammes available for you to choose! There is definitely a suitable program for you, so do not fret! OBS also do provide customized programs for you, just contact them for more information :) Hot Latest Events coming up: Basic Ice Climbing Course at Korea!     Purpose of this program: For Adventure seekers with a flare for climbing to embark on an Ice Climbing escapade in the climber-haven of Soraksan National Park, Korea. It is uniquely designed to expose enthusiasts to the sport, under a controlled, safe and learning environment. This climbing experience is very much suitable for both beginners and avid climbers as it is set at a comfortable training pace. Furthermore, the training programme is customised into two phases to better prepare participants in tackling the new skill and the unfamiliar environment. PROGRAMME: First Phase Duration: 2 days Venue: Outward Bound Singapore, Pulau Ubin Campus Objective: Basic understanding of cold gear and ice climbing tools and equipment. This allows participants to understand the principle of layering in the cold alpine terrain and the special equipment used in the snow and ice condition. Second Phase Duration: 8 days Venue: Sorakshan National Park, Korea Objective: Introduction to basic ice climbing skills and techniques. DETAILS OF ENROLMENT: Age Requirement: 21-40 years old Slots available: 20 participants per enrolment Other requirement: Physically and medically fit Promotions: $100 discount for either early-bird applicants (sign up by 10 Oct 2009) or PAssion Card Members. 1st Round of Enrolment: 1st PhaseDate: 16-17 Jan 2010 Venue: OBS, Pulau Ubin Campus 2nd PhaseDate: 31 Jan - 7 Feb 2010 Venue: Soraksan National Park, Korea *NOTE Transportation: Arrange own air transportation to Korea International Airport where liaison officers will arrange a pickup. Accommodation: Meals and accomodation will be provided during programme duration only. CONTACT INFO Email: PA_Outward_Bound@pa.gov.sg Tel: 6545 9008 OBS: Facilities  Kayaking   Teamwork: )  Sports Climbing    Abseiling  Making friends and building stronger bonds.  Most importantly, have FUN!  How to sign up for OBS? at: Contact Info C/o People's Association 9 King George's Avenue Singapore 208581 Tel: 6 545 9008 Fax: 6 545 9005 Email: PA_Outward_Bound@pa.gov.sg By Bus: Board Bus No. 82 at the bus stop outside Punggol Bus Interchange. Alight at Punggol Point Jetty. By Car: From TPE, exit at Exit 9, and turn towards Punggol Road. Proceed all the way straight until you reach Punggol Point Jetty. OUTWARD BOUND SINGAPORE - East Coast Campus 1410 East Coast ParkwaySingapore 468962 By Bus: Board Bus No. 36 from Changi Airport Passenger Terminal Building (Basement). Alight at bus stop shown. By Car: If you are traveling towards Changi Airport , exit at Exit 7A, and enter East Coast Park Service Road. If you are traveling towards the city, exit at Car Park F3, or Exit 7A and enter East Coast Park Service Road.  So what are you waiting for? Pack your bags and join in the fun!: ) |
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