What do we offer?
Singapore a boring concrete jungle, with little to offer when it comes to history and culture? Think again! Over the centuries, this little island reinvented itself time and again, from a place of pirate lairs and spice traders to the home of Malay royals, from colonisation to modern urbanisation. Situated at the Strait of Melaka, at the crossroads between East and West, Singapore attracted people from over the world that all contributed to the vibrant cultural melting pot it is now.
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Our walks will bring you to places both famous and off the beaten track – and you will hear stories and histories, particularly those less known, from different points of view. Our walking tours will entice and surprise you, whether you are a first time visitor or have lived here all your life. ​​
Where is Pineapple Hill?
Fun fact: In the 19th century, most of Mount Faber was covered in pineapple plantations!
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We are based on the foothills of Mount Faber, and our company name is a nod to this forgotten part of Telok Blangah's heritage.
Walking Tours
Our tour itineraries are bespoke, please contact us via email to discuss what you would like, and we will curate a tour especially for you. Some example destinations can be seen below, more detailed itinerary ideas can be found on our Tours page. There are many other options to explore.
Please contact us for further details and options. Price and availability upon request.
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Guest Reviews
"Karien is a captivating story teller with a treasure trove of information and stories!!!"
Nauma Shezad
"Karien was an exceptional guide, her storytelling was engaging and genuine, making the experience both educational and immersive. Highly recommend Karien for anyone looking to explore beyond the surface—her passion and expertise make her the perfect guide!"
Sana
"What I really loved about the tour that it was all off the beaten track. First inside a Black and White House and then right through the jungle. It was an awesome tour."
Felicia
“The best walks are those that lead us to new and exciting places.”
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