Floating Wetlands

Explore Singapore's largest man-made floating wetland at Jurong Lake Gardens, where nature thrives alongside the reservoir.

Last updated on 20 September 2026

A wooden pathway with railings beside a small water body and greenery, with tall buildings and cloudy sky in the background.

Located at the north of Jurong Lake Gardens, the floating wetlands is the largest man-made floating wetland in Singapore. Managed under National Water Agency PUB’s Active, Beautiful, Clean Waters (ABC Waters) Programme, the wetlands not only play a part in maintaining the water quality in the reservoir but also creates a natural habitat for wildlife. Visitors can take a walk along the boardwalk to enjoy the scenic views of the lake and admire the flora and fauna thriving on the wetlands.

Find out more about the Floating Wetlands at Jurong Lake here (opens in new tab).

For enquiries or feedback, please contact PUB at 1800-2255-782.

A wooden bridge with blue and white railings leading to a park, with city buildings visible in the background.

Wooden deck by a body of water with benches, garden, columns, and modern buildings in the background.

An open wooden deck with benches overlooking greenery and city buildings under a cloudy sky.

A red pavilion with black benches on a walkway overlooks greenery with buildings in the background.