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Otter Spotting – NParks Protected Area for Otter Families
Urban wildlife adventure to spot Singapore’s famous otter families along the peaceful riverbanks near Robertson Walk




Otter Spotting – Robertson Walk Urban wildlife adventure to spot Singapore’s famous otter families along the peaceful riverbanks near Robertson Walk
Why bring the kids | A rare chance for kids to see Singapore’s beloved wild otters up close without leaving the city. Perfect for curious little explorers to learn about urban wildlife while strolling or scootering along the scenic Singapore River. A calm, car-free stretch makes it safe and stroller-friendly. |
Best time to spot | Early morning (7:00 AM – 9:00 AM) or late afternoon (5:00 PM – 7:00 PM); sightings depend on luck but these hours are best. |
Admission | Free |
Family facilities | Wide riverside walkways; shaded spots and benches; stroller-accessible paths; toilets and baby-changing facilities available inside Robertson Walk mall; plenty of nearby cafés for snack breaks. |
Highlights / What to do | • Spot otter families swimming or resting along the riverbanks. • Take photos quietly — do not feed or approach them. • Combine with a family riverside walk towards Clarke Quay or Fort Canning Park. • Bring binoculars for kids to watch wildlife from a distance. |
Getting there | MRT: Fort Canning (DT20) – 5-minute walk Clarke Quay (NE5) – 10-minute walk via Riverside Point Somerset (NS23) – 15-minute walk along Killiney Road Bus: Alight at River Valley Road or Mohamed Sultan Road. Drive/Grab: Parking available at Robertson Walk mall. |
Nearby food | Robertson Walk and surrounding area offer family-friendly dining: SPRMRKT, Wine Connection Bistro, Toby’s Estate, and cafés with kids’ menus. |
Parent tips | • Stay patient — spotting otters takes some luck and quiet observation. • Teach kids not to feed, chase, or disturb the animals. • Bring hats, water, and light snacks if you plan to wait or stroll longer. • Pair with a visit to Fort Canning Park playground or Clarke Quay riverfront for a half-day nature outing. |
Contact | Robertson Walk Concierge: +65 6737 0800 |
Socials | Instagram: @robertsonwalk |
Address | 11 Unity Street, Robertson Walk, Singapore 237995 |
An easy, free way to sprinkle a bit of wildlife magic into your city day — perfect for curious kids and nature-loving families.
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