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After that, walk to the end of the hotel to meet the Singapore River (now part of the Marina Reservoir) and Clarke Quay. Do enjoy the Singapore River and Clarke Quay!

Facing the Singapore River, turn right and walk towards Clarke Quay Central Mall. On the way, notice that you can make a trip down the Singapore River by taking a bumboat on both sides of Clarke Quay. In front of the Clarke Quay Central Mall are the fishes swimming in the water. Further down is the Love Arch.

196) Bumboats serving both sides of the Singapore River

On your side are bumboats run by Water B. The bumboats run by Iconic Bumboat serves the other side.

Click here to purchase Singapore River Cruise tickets without having to queue up.

Bumboats serving both sides of the Singapore River.
Bumboats serving both sides of the Singapore River.

197) The Clarke Quay Central Mall

The Clarke Quay Central Mall.
The Clarke Quay Central Mall.

198) Fishes swimming in the water at Clarke Quay Central

Fishes swimming in the water at Clarke Quay Central.
Fishes swimming in the water at Clarke Quay Central.

199) The Love Arch

If you like, you can customise your love lock and lock your love to the Love Arch.

The Love Arch.
The Love Arch.

Cross the Singapore River by using the Read Bridge that is beside Paradox Singapore.

200) Crossing the Singapore River by using the Read Bridge that is beside Paradox Singapore

Crossing the Singapore River by using the Read Bridge that is beside Paradox Singapore.
Crossing the Singapore River by using the Read Bridge that is beside Paradox Singapore.

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