Sisters’ Islands are secret gems situated off the south coast of Singapore. It is also a designated Marine Park, which means that you can anticipate a lot of biodiversity and generally clear water. The Small Sister's island is not open for public. It is at present being used for research and conservation to advance species recuperation and environment improvement. In case you're looking to truly move away from the group, this is the spot you should go. Because Sisters' Island is a Marina Park, there are numerous varieties of corals, fish and other submerged creatures. This makes Big Sister an extraordinary spot for snorkeling. There's no snorkel gears rental on the island, so you need to bring your own gears. There are 2 lagoons at Big Sister's island where you can swim safely. However, don't swim outside of the tidal pond because the current is really strong. Do keep an eye out for jellyfish, however. They've as of late been sighted in Singapore's waters. In the event that you need to shower after your swim, there is a latrine with basic shower facilities on this island.