Accommodation at Pulau Ubin Singapore

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   1) Celestial Resort: Rustic Resort : Previously called Ubin Lagoon Resort, or Marina Country Club (MCC), it is now known as Celestial Resort. Celestial Resort started its operation in July 2009, & offers more comfortable overnight stays than outdoor campsites. It has cozy rooms with facilities equipped for your utmost comfort & convenience.  2) Changi Village Hotel  
   
   A minimalist-chic hotel, Changi Village Hotel is the perfect urban resort getaway for people who may prefer accomodation on the main island, Singapore.  
   
   Just a minute walk to Changi Point Ferry Terminal, you can take a 10-minute bumboat ride across to Pulau Ubin.  
   
   For those who love good food, Changi Village Hotel is completed with gastronomic gourmet choices, from Malay savoury cusine such as Nasi Lemark, to Japanese delights to classic Italian.  
   
   All rooms are furnished with unique facilities including an open-concept bath area & rain shower. 3) Free Beach Camp Sites at Pulau Ubin  
   
   For those on low budget, or looking forward to really busking in Pulau Ubin's natural, rustic charm, you can consider camping outdoors.  
   
   There are a few free-of-charge camping grounds, mostly located at the beaches. All you need is to bring your camping gears & tent, & inform the local ranger where you are planning to camp.  
   
   Types of Campsites  
   
   Noordin Beach  has white sandy beaches and a view of Johor across the Straits. It is a popular camping site.
   
   Mamam Beach was reinforced by a seawall and ringed by wooden railing after it was threatened with serious soil erosion in 1999. There are benches and tables and a nearby toilet. There is a toilet nearby, with clean fresh water supply (unfit for direct consumption though).
   
   Jelutong campsite has been opened near Ubin Town facing the mainland.  
   
   For more information, you can call the Ubin's Information Kiosk at 654-24108.  
   
   To protect Ubin's natural environment, there are guidelines for activities conducted there, such as :    
   
   ·    No campfires    
   
   ·    No littering    
   
   ·    No tying of ropes/tent lines to the trees    
   
   ·    No cutting of trees' branches.    
   
   Only Jelutong Campsite has facilities to accomodate a campfire. Toilet facilities are available at all campsites but the water is not suitable for drinking or bathing.
   
   Permits are not required to camp at Noordin, Mamam Beach or Jelutong campsite, whereby availability is on a first come first served basis. However, campers are advised to drop by the Ubin NParks Info Kiosk (at the Ubin Jetty) for some camping do & don'ts and register their particulars at the Pulau Ubin Police Post (to the right of Ubin Jetty) with the local police post for ease of contact in case of emergencies.

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