Maritime Heritage Trail

Come join us on the newly curated Maritime Heritage Trail. This trail is a 2.5-hour walking tour that will take participants back into the past to uncover Singapore's early maritime history. Stroll through the historic Fort Canning Park and Singapore River, and explore iconic landmarks such as the Fullerton Hotel and Clifford Pier, you will be transported to a time when seafearers, traders, and explorers shaped our island's destiny. Join us for an immersive journey into our maritime legacy, where tales of adventure and trade come to life with each step!

Sites of Interest

• Fort Canning Archeaological Site
  Dive into history at this site, where excavations have unearthed remnants of a bygone era, offering a fascinating glimpse into Singapore's storied past.

• Maritime Corner @ Fort Canning

Immerse yourself in the maritime legacy of Signapore at the Maritime Corner. Engage with the exhibits, explore maritime artifacts, and delve into the captivating narratives that vividly portray Sigapore's transformation into a vibrant maritime hub.

• Singapore River

Wander along the historic banks of the Singapore River, a waterway that has played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's history.

• Fullerton Hotel

Learn about its intriguing history as the former General Post Office, which served as a critical communication hub for maritime trade in the early 20th century.

• Waterboat House

Uncover the hidden tales of the Waterboat House, a charming architectural gem that once operated as a customs house.

• Clifford Pier

Step onto the historic Clifford Pier, an iconic maritime landmark that welcomed countless immigrants and cargo ships in the past.

Meeting Point

Level 1, Singapore Management University, School of Accountancy
(60 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178900)

By MRT

The nearest MRT station is City Hall MRT, Exit A | Bras Basah MRT, Exit B | Bencoolen MRT, Exit C

Ending Point

The Clifford Pier (80 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049326)

Tickets & Availability

Complimentary for Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents.

Please note that tickets are available on first-come-first-serve basis.

Important Note:

1. Please ensure that each participant is registered as per their identity card and contact details. Do bring along a valid photo identity card* for verification during registration.

2. This is a guided tour, led by a MPA-endorsed guide. You are required to follow the instructions of your guide, and stay within the group at all times unless otherwise instructed.

3. Please be dressed comfortably and wear covered shoes (preferably with lace). Strictly no slippers and sandals (including crocs) are allowed due to safety considerations. As there is an outdoor walking tour component, participants are encouraged to bring an umbrella in case of light rain.

4. Participants are advised to bring their own bottled water. No water will be provided on this tour. Alcohol consumption is not allowed on the tour.

*“valid photo identity card” refers to documents such as Passport, Identification Card, Driving License, Ez-link card with an accompanying photo of yourself, PAssion Silver Card, PAssion Silver Concession Card, Pioneer Generation Card, and Merdeka Generation Card.

Note: Maritime Heritage Trails will be conducted every 3rd Saturday of the month, unless otherwise stated, and tickets will be released at 10.45am on the 1st of every month for the following month. Book your tickets early to ensure a spot on the tour. Do follow our Eventbrite page to be the first to be updated on the release of new tickets or additional tour dates!

Terms and Conditions:

Kindly read the Terms & Conditions here before registering for the tour. There is no need to print and fill up the form.

For more information or clarification, please email: [email protected]

This tour is brought to you by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore with Lionheartlanders Pte Ltd as the official tour operator.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Singapore Management University, School of Accountancy (at the colourful benches looking out to the National Museum), 60 Stamford Road, Singapore, Singapore