The past three weekends has been healthier than ever, I cycled in Pulau Ubin, East Coast Park to Changi Village and back, then there’s the ultimate challenge of cycling from Pengarang to Desaru, Malaysia in which I can proudly say, I have completed the 100KM trip.
Pengarang, Malaysia is just a 1 hour boat ride away from Changi Village Ferry Terminal, the fare is SGD12 one way. To rent a bike for the 2 day trip, you can visit bike stores near the hawker center in Changi Village, the rental cost about SGD20 and SGD2.5 for the helmet. A caution, however, is that the line to get into the boat is long, we arrived at 7am but with the line, we departed at 10am.
What I learn from the trip is that our body will continue to amaze you, it adapts so fast, and next thing you, cycling is manageable. It is tiring, without a doubt, especially when we were under the sun, the heat and riding up one hill after another but your body adapts. It’s almost like there’s a potential hidden in all of us, it’s just waiting to be unleashed at the right time and the right activity.
I must say, this trip was a trip that refreshes my mind, to smell the air so fresh, cycling pass greenery, palm trees, overlooking the sea. I haven’t seen cows since forever and of course, you cannot see animals anywhere in Singapore, besides the zoo, so I was quite happy to see the cows, they made me realize how much I have been longing to be surrounded by nature.
We arrived at The Pulai Desaru Beach Hotel, soaked in sweat, swam, played Monopoly, and had a sober chillin’ session, which was a bit of change for me and fun, nonetheless. Love the waves at Desaru beach, the sunrise was breathtaking, the whole trip was a challenge, and a learning experience that I’ll remember.



hi, do you have any photos of Desaru Beach? How is the sea water condition? Is it clear? Is there any snorkelling activity?
Hello, the sea is not very clear and the waves are quite rough at least the place we went was. I don’t think it’s good for snorkeling but you should try to research. Have you tried Tioman, Rawa, or Pulau Aur – the sea are very clear there and lots of snorkeling and diving activities
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