Wakeboarding in East Coast Park, Singapore,
Singapore
Maximum Speed :
58kph/36mph
Cable Way:
650m/2132ft
The East Coast Park is located on the southeastern coast of Singapore and considered to be the largest park in Singapore. It is one of Singapore's most valued urban get-away. It is entirely built on reclaimed land with an artificial man made beach. This scenic spot stretches over 15 km/9.3 mi long, offering fun and thrilling sporting activities.
Being an adrenalin junkie and found yourself in Singapore?… Head down to East Coast Park and quench your thirst at Singapore’s first cable ski park. Experience thrilling wake-boarding on a new 650 m/2132 ft cable way with a number of obstacles. Up to 8 wake-boarders can participate at the same time on one cable way.
The cable travels at a maximum of 58 kph/36 mph and runs counter clockwise around the lake while being powered by a variable speed electric motor that can maintain speed between 20-58 kph/12-36 mph. You can as well take wake-boarding to a whole new level by arranging a night wake-boarding experience.
Wake-boarding here is open to all ages as long as you have the will power!!
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The East Coast Park is located on the southeastern coast of Singapore and considered to be the largest park in Singapore. It is one of Singapore's most valued urban get-away. It is entirely built on reclaimed land with an artificial man made beach. This scenic spot stretches along over 15 km/9.3 mi long, offering fun and thrilling sporting activities.
The East Coast Park is located on the southeastern coast of Singapore and considered to be the largest park in Singapore. It is one of Singapore's most valued urban get-away. It is entirely built on reclaimed land with an artificial man made beach. This scenic spot stretches along over 15 km/9.3 mi long, offering fun and thrilling sporting activities.
The East Coast Park is located on the southeastern coast of Singapore and considered to be the largest park in Singapore. It is one of Singapore's most valued urban get-away. It is entirely built on reclaimed land with an artificial man made beach. This scenic spot stretches over 15 km/9.3 mi long, offering fun and thrilling sporting activities.
