Singapore

Hazy Pool Days, Night Time Strolls, Shopping +FOOD!

So last weekend and this weekend were both great. I spent the days at the pool, reading, listening to music, swimming and lounging in the sun. I love the pool, I'm getting nice and brown too. It's pretty serene because most people tend to stay away from it during the peak daylight hours. They...

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Jetsetter P on July 9, 2011 from Singapore, Singapore

from the travel blog: Hazy Pool Days, Night Time Strolls, Shopping +FOOD!

Breakfast, bling, art and a great day

So I had a wonderful weekend and some awesome pictures to prove it. Li Nar and I met up for a dim sum brunch to start our day on Saturday and I'm so glad I had a guide to navigate the menu... or lack of menu. The staff goes around with carts and calls out the names of what they're carrying and...

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Jetsetter P on June 25, 2011 from Singapore, Singapore

from the travel blog: Dim Sum, gem stones, Art & Science Museum & a river side stroll

Singapore Zoo & Bare Your Sole

You would not believe this zoo!!! The animals are as free as I've ever seen them. I mean obviously its a zoo so they're still captives but this zoo has no glass walls or nets or barriers. Just a little bush or moat to keep them from the humans. The animals look so free and happy, it truly was...

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Jetsetter P on June 18, 2011 from Singapore, Singapore

from the travel blog: Sinagapore Zoo & Bare Your Sole charity walk

Settling In (oh, and EATING!)

So it's the end of work week two, and I must confess, today is the first day I actually walked anywhere. I've been working extremely long hours, like 8am to 10pm, which apparently is the Asian way. It's mostly to do with my particular job, and straightening out the cleanup work, while trying to...

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Jetsetter P on June 17, 2011 from Singapore, Singapore

from the travel blog: Exploring & Eating in Singapore

First Week in a New Hemisphere

So It’s my first week in Singapore already and let me tell you what you're missing. The flight over here in business class was redic! I never want to fly coach again. Talk about service with a smile, they treat you like a queen! The food was excellent, and the sleeper seats really comfortable....

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Jetsetter P on June 8, 2011 from Singapore, Singapore

from the travel blog: Operation Singapore

A long, long day

Well today was certainly a long day! We woke up bright and early after a rubbish sleep due to our neighbour watching loud films on his laptop until 2am! It took ages to work out where the noise was coming from, as we didn’t know there was anyone staying there! So I went walking around the...

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chrischarly on June 1, 2011 from Changi Airport, Singapore

from the travel blog: Chris and Charly's Passage through SE Asia

Wed April 13.Docked at 6am.I took "Singapore's Iconic Tour"The city state is 710sq km with a population of 5 million.Very clean and safe.17% of the land has been reclaimed.When I was here 3 yrs.ago the symbol of Singapore,the Merlion(head of a lion,body of a fish)was at the mouth of the...

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edoyle on April 15, 2011 from Singapore, Singapore

from the travel blog: World Cruise

Singapore

Singapore is a fne city. We escorted an elderly gentleman who has lived on this ship over five years to a medical facility for an eye treatment that is supposed to stabilize his macular degeneration problem in one eye. After the procedure he cannot see well, so we wanted to help him. It was...

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rcodel on April 13, 2011 from Singapore, Singapore

from the travel blog: World Cruise - 2011

Beste vliegveld

Op het vliegveld van Singapore moet ik overstappen op een vliegtuig naar Sydney. Ik vind dit niet erg want Singapore heeft het beste vliegveld dat ik ooit heb meegemaakt. Het is ruim, rustgevend en ze hebben er vanalles. Ze hebben slaapruimtes met relaxte ligstoelen, je kunt zwemmen, gratis...

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Harmen1000 on December 8, 2010 from Singapore, Singapore

from the travel blog: Harmen in Australië

"Si es que ya que estamos aquí...."

A estas alturas del viaje ya deberíamos haber aprendido y asumido que, aunque estemos a un tiro de piedra de un lugar no significa que tengamos que ir bajo el pretexto de: “si es que ya que estamos aquí deberíamos ir…”, pero por otro lado siempre te queda la duda de “¿y si me pierdo algo...

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Paso a Paso on August 1, 2010 from Singapore, Singapore

from the travel blog: PASO A PASO

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