About Us

NTU ODAC is formed up by a family of adventure lovers who by combining fun, enjoyment and great love for the outdoors, work towards fostering friendship in NTU through the spirit of adventure.

As youthful budding adventurers, we organize numerous fun-filled activities and trips, both local and overseas for everyone. They include trekking, climbing, biking, kayaking and many more! We are the proud organisers of the local adventure race competition Adventure Trail Challenge (ATC) and also climbing competition Pumpfest, which cater to like-minded adventurers like us!

Everyone is welcomed to join in the fun whether young or old; novice or pro, as long as you have the passion for the outdoors and share our NTU ODAC motto: to "Explore. Discover. Experience."!!!

Tuesday 24 March 2009

NTU ODAC ADVENTURE SPORTS PRESENTS:



2 Star Kayaking Course

Course Period: 3, 9, 10 May 09 (Morning till Evening)

No. of pax for the course: 10 (*Subjected to increase)

Organisation : PA Changi Water Venture

Venue: Changi Point

Cost:

Below 19 years old

$50 (PA member), $88 (includes PA membership)

Above 19 years old

$60 (PA member), $100 (includes PA membership)

- Jocelyn (9189 xxxx) will contact again regarding the time and place to meet on the day of the 2 Star Kayaking Course.



Sembawang to Pulau Seletar (Northern Coast) Kayaking Expedition

Date: 30 May 09, 0900 - 1730 Hrs

Requirement: 1 STAR kayaking Certified

Cost per pax: $36 with equipments

Max. cap: 20

Distance: ~10km

Type: Coastal Paddling, Island Hopping, River Paddling

Difficulty: Beginner to Experienced

Access: From Sembawang Park


Highlights:

Seletar is one of the older local place names. The Malay word seletar refers to the aboriginal coastal dwellers called orang laut or orang seletar. They lived along the mangrove creeks of the Johor Straits and especially at the mouth of the Seletar River.

Pulau Seletar is one of the outlying islands in Singapore. The clean white beaches and calm waves make it a favourite place for watersports. It is located approximately 3.4 km from Sembawang Park.

We will be launching off from Sembawang Park (end of Sembawang Road), heading East along the northern coastline of Singapore.

Along the route, we’ll be able to see the shores of Malaysia, pass by kelong (villages built on wooden sticks in the sea), fishing boats and maybe catch some wakeboarding action.

Encircling the pristine island of Pulau Seletar, we’ll be able to enjoy the peace and tranquility of the offshore island scenery while paddling in the clear waters. Be on the lookout for the mangroves that give the Seletar region its name.

Lunch will be consumed when we beach up on the fine sands of Pulau Seletar. The expedition will come to an end as we head back to Sembawang Park.

Our Kayaking Expedition is targeted at those who are seeking a fun-filled, sun-soaked adventure in exploring our offshore, untouched island in a kayak.

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