On Thurs, my colleagues and I visited Pulau Ubin, Chek Jawa after a sumptious buffet lunch at Straits Kitchen, Hyatt Hotel.
The fine weather and nice scenery were very therapeutic for me.

A stray dog was resting at the jetty of Pulau Ubin. We took a short ride in a mini van to get to Chek Jawa.

I visited Chek Jawa before with FR and friends a few years ago on 2 cycling trips. Then the tide was lower and we could see creatures in the sand bed.
The present Chek Jawa has board walk erected over it and that day the tide was high and we could only see mudskippers.



What we could have seen if it was low tide and we can view them through this glass panel at the board walk:


But I could still admire the nice fluffy clouds, the half-submerged mangrove trees, their exposed roots, etc.



We also went up the Observatory to get a bird's eye view of the area.


There was also an Information kiosk nearby.

This dog looked headless but actually this is how he really looks like :)

Near the kiosk are the quaint-looking toilet

and visitor centre - tudor style.

There is a tank in the centre that houses injured and recuperating sea creatures. At the back of the centre, my friends said they could see some big fishes swimming along the bridge.
It was really nice to take a small break off work to enjoy nature :)