I spent mine having fun at Adventure Cove Water Theme Park located at Sentosa, Singapore.
Very excited and anticipating for this day to come.. furthermore, what's summer without enjoying the water, sand and Sun, right? My sis was our guide that day. Really thankful to her for arranging all these!~
It was a Saturday and is expected to be crowded. The park starts operating at 10am (daily 10am - 6pm), we can already see a lot of people starts queuing for tickets and entering the parks. I really like the whole design and layout of the park.
The place was surprisingly huge housing a total of 6 water slides, a toddle water area, a wave pool, 3 sections of obstacle challenge (I still can't believe I actually did jump off from a high level into a deep 4m pool! ), one of the world's longest lazy river of 620-metre (2,030 ft) long, and a chance to snorkel over colourful rainbow reef with pretty tropical fishes! There was also a small artificial man-made beach with soft white sand.
The wave pool.. looking calm now but when you hear the siren, grab your life jacket because the tsunami that can go up to about 2.0m high is coming! I started off at the wave pool and god, we had so many laughs during the wave, doing silly faces in the water. Do be careful even when you can swim because the tidal wave is really strong and fast, once you lost track of the momentum of the wave.. it will be difficult to catch another breath.
Life jacket comes in different sizes, the baby blue for the little kids is super adorable!
The Cabanas are available for rent, so families or couples can relax in it and enjoy the atmosphere.
Above pic is the kids play-land, there were water sprays and buckets that can fill up to the brim with water from the top gigantic bucket for you to splash water on somebody without them realising it.
And below is the lazy river, passing by the stingray aquarium. This is probably one of the best lazy river I've experienced so far... because you get to see marine life up-close like rays, fishes, and even dolphins!
The dolphins' habitat wasn't open for public viewing yet so this is the best shot I can get from afar, high view. I guess our timing was right, they were having training when we watch them, so many of them I couldn't get an exact count.. like about 14 to 18 of them in the water!
We settled our lunch at the Bay Restuarant, here's the ordering counter. Their food was pretty much like the one at The Maritime Experiential Museum. Everything tasted quite okay except for their pasta which was rather hard to chew on.
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