Safra (Yishun)

All six of our colleagues hang out at Safra Yishun every Tueday. The swimming pool is affordable at about $2-3 for users and its set in a very relaxing resort feel environment. Besides the lap pool and wading pool, there is a small slide and jacuzzis in one corner. Not many loungers are around for suntanning, so must come early to chope.

For a quick snack after swimming there is a poolside cafe, after which we visit the games arcade upstairs or for a game of billiards.

The gym is for registered EnergyOne members only, but the tennis courts are open for booking. Covered parking is available, but for public transport users, there is a feeder bus from Yishun bus/MRT interchange (we prefer to walk 10mins across the reservoir).

All in, it's a good place to spend an entire day relaxing as so many activities are available in one place, and the best time is, it's very affordable.

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Safra Yishun country club, take a 15mins walk from Yishun MRT, LIC had the opportunity to visit the place last week and took some photos, so i thought i’ll share them and for people who have never visit any Safra around our island yet.

Swimming pool is definitely a main feature of any country club, be it for the kids or adults who fancy a swim, especially so in our hot weather.

Chalets are also a main feature of Safra, members can get them at a cheaper rates but i think non-members also are allowed to book them. Otherwise just get a friend who’s Safra member!

Personally i didn’t book any Safra chalets before, although several occasions i been to friends organise ones. I guess its pretty cool to book a chalet and just relax with your family, love one, and friends.

The rock-climbing area is one of the unique facilities available at Safra Yishun.

With this, LIC shall end the post on Safra Yishun! There’s plenty of other facilities like tennis court, gym, arcade, bowling centre, pool tables, spas at the country club also. Well you can check them out to see the facilities, some requires a fee, while others should be available for booking.

Don’t be afraid to explore the Safras around our island, they are built by the government for us to use after all!

This is a non-food related post, i’m sorry for any disturbance if you have came to ladyironchef wanting to read about my food adventure, but instead found yourself reading this post which has totally nothing to do with food. The next post will be on Eatzi, which is a cafe eatery under the same management by Jack’s place, which is also located within Safra Yishun.

You are always welcome to visit ladyironchef for a full-up on this trip. Whatever written herein are my genuine feelings expressed in words. Food, my dear, is what they call an adventure!