Step away from the city's modern skyline and discover the hidden maritime history of Singapore’s northern coastline. This immersive 3-hour boat expedition takes you through the heart of the Johor Strait to explore the stories that shaped a nation. From British naval strategy to indigenous roots, you will experience a side of the island rarely seen by many travelers.

Cruise past the historic Sembawang Naval Base and marvel at the massive King George VI dry dock while hearing tales of World War II. You will also navigate the serene mangroves of Pulau Seletar to learn about the seafaring 'Orang Seletar' tribes and their traditional customs. This journey offers a unique blend of cultural heritage and scenic coastal views that provide a profound look at Singapore's soul.

• Naval History: View the historic Sembawang Naval Base and the massive King George VI dry dock from the water.
• Indigenous Heritage: Discover the story of the Orang Seletar, the indigenous sea nomads who lived within the mangroves.
• Floating Kelong Tour: Get an up-close look at a traditional wooden fish farm and its unique stilt architecture.
• Pulau Ubin Perspectives: See abandoned granite quarries and traditional kampong structures from a unique vantage point.
• Guided Expedition: Enjoy live English commentary from expert guides who bring the maritime history of the north to life.
• Convenient Amenities: Relax on a well-equipped vessel featuring onboard toilet facilities and safety equipment.