Situated near the Serimbun Beach is the Scouts and Girl Guides camp. To get here, one has to drive on the rocky road Jalan Bahtera before reaching this signboard at the end of the road. This was apparently the place the Japanese launched their attack on Singapore during WW2.
Coordinates: 1.436722, 103.699276
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| Rocky Road of Jalan Bahtera leading to Serimbun Beach |
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Serimbun Beach being blocked off by high security fences
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Little does anyone know, here there is a slip road to the left leading to the outfield side for the army. This place I hear say form some other passer bys are opened on Sundays as there are no army training then. Apparently, this place is crowded in the morning where people gather to pickup Rambutan and Durians.
Coordinates: 1.436175, 103.698761
Some pictures of fresh Rambutans and Durians!
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| Fresh Rambutans! |
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| Durian Tree |
Rumours have it to be here by Sat evening or Sun morning to get the freshest Durians that falls on the ground. Be careful of Durians falling on your head!
Moving deeper inside is the Army training grounds and its Natural Splendor including Rankit Swim Site Coordinates: (1.433702, 103.700580)
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| One of the Many Training Sheds |
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| Training ground for vehicles that can go into the water |
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| Get in Slowly! |
Last but not least, we went to snap some photos and also ended taking a Sunset shot at Lim Chu Kang Jetty :)
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| Serimbun Scouts Campsite |
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| Sunset @ Lim Chu Kang Jetty |
To get in, it is highly recommended to have a vehicle as it is hard to come here. Even from Lim Chu Kang Road where there is bus services, it still takes abit of a drive to drive to the end of Jalan Bahtera.
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