This is probably one of the most "ulu" MRT station in Singapore. Except for the station control master, I didn't see anyone else in the train station.
The MRT exit to the Marina Bay Cruise Centre and its surroundings.
Directional signs indicated this was a 500 metres walkway.
Along the way, it was quite scenic and there were a few fishermen trying their luck in the scorching sun :)
I guess you could try to grow rice here if you're desperate enough.
A distant view of the Cruise Centre. Looks like a cruise ship doesn't it?
The front or rear (stern?) of the cruise centre. Is the hole supposed to represent a swimming pool?
This was the warning sign posted at the hole. So I guess I can try to take a dip next time?
Right-side (starboard?) side of the Cruise Centre.
Close-up of the terminal fenders/bollards (?)
Loved the sea-nery.
More fishing.
The cruise centre itself was pretty boring though. It seemed so... desolate.
As there were no ships berthed at that time, I couldn't get in to explore further.
So I walked back to the Marina South Pier and its ferry boats.
For those old enough will recognise this riverboat, which used to be at Sentosa.
The pier's second floor had a maritime gallery, but due to time constraints, I didn't go in.
And on the top floor, you can get a bird's eye view of the pier and its surroundings.
