Explore Pulau Hantu’s reef gardens and the artificial reefs of Keppel Bay on a two-dive trip from Singapore. This guided experience suits certified divers seeking vibrant marine life and accessible city-side diving.
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A grey-green swell breaks against the launch as divers kit up under a halogen lamp; the city skyline is a distant silhouette, the sea pushing and pulling like a live animal beneath it. A short boat ride drops you off at Pulau Hantu’s clear shallows or the artificial reefs off Keppel Bay, where concrete blocks and sunken structures have become vertical forests for fish.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness—able to swim comfortably, carry kit and perform two guided dives with surface intervals
Wildlife
History
Pulau Hantu’s name and shape reflect local folklore and extensive coastal reclamation; Keppel Bay was historically a shipyard area where submerged structures now host marine life.
Conservation
Stick to no-touch diving, use reef-safe sunscreen, and choose operators who brief on buoyancy and local rules to minimize reef impact.
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Bring your certification card
Open Water certification is required and operators will check your certification and recent dive experience before boarding.
Watch tides and currents
Visibility and drift vary with tides—ask your dive guide about planned entry/exit points and current windows.
Use reef-safe sunscreen
Topical sun protection prevents coral damage; apply before gearing up and avoid lotions that wash off easily.
Streamline camera rigs
Low-profile housings and gloves reduce the chance of accidental contact with fragile corals while shooting underwater.
Certification card & logbook
Operators require proof of Open Water certification and recent dive experience.
Mask, snorkel and fins
Personal fit increases comfort, reduces fogging and improves swim efficiency during dives.
Rashguard or 3mm wetsuit
Protects from sun and jellyfish stings in warm, tropical water and helps with minor scrapes.
summer
Underwater camera or dive light
Useful for close-up nudibranchs and low-light swim-throughs; lights also help spot cryptic creatures.