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Prawning in Singapore: Pond Locations, Prices and Opening Hours (May 2026)

Last updated: August 2026

Looking for prawning places in Singapore? This guide lists prawning ponds across Singapore, including their addresses, contact numbers, available activities and latest known prawning rates.

Typical prawning prices in Singapore are around $40 for three hours, although rates vary between operators. Some prawning ponds allow customers to store unused hours, share packages between two rods or purchase discounted multi-hour cards.

Promotions, prices and opening hours may change. Check the operator’s official Facebook page or website before visiting. It is also worth checking recent reviews and catch reports for the latest conditions.

For prawning pond operators: Contact Baktao to add a new venue or update an existing listing. We are happy to keep this guide updated for Singapore’s fishing and prawning kakis.

Singapore Prawning and Fishing Guides

Prawning Places in Singapore by Location

Use the listings below to find a prawning pond near you. Confirm the latest prices, opening hours and activities directly with the operator before travelling.

West Singapore Prawning Ponds

ATC Fishing Village

Formerly known as: Jurong Hill Prawning
Address: 241 Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, The Village, Singapore 629143
Telephone: 6265 8268
Official page: ATC Fishing Village on Facebook
Available activities: Freshwater big-head prawning, also known as udang galah prawning.

Farmart Prawning

Address: 67 Sungei Tengah Road, Singapore 699008
Telephone: 6767 0070
Website: Farmart Singapore
Available activities: Freshwater big-head prawning, also known as udang galah prawning.
Status: We are unsure whether Farmart Prawning is still operating. Please verify before visiting.

Prawning at ORTO West Coast (Le West Den)

Address: 27 West Coast Highway, #01-13, Singapore 117867
Telephone: 8841 7877
Official page: Le West Den on Facebook
Available activities: Prawning, soon hock fishing and yabby fishing.
Rates and hours: Check directly with the operator for the latest information.

North Singapore Prawning Ponds

Gills Prawning Pond at SAF Yacht Club Sembawang

Opened: 27 October 2023
Address: 43 Admiralty Road West, Singapore 759962
Telephone: 9121 7577
Official page: Gills Fishing on Facebook
Opening hours: Please confirm directly with the operator.
Prawning rates: Check the operator’s Facebook page for the latest prices and promotions.

Northeast and Central Singapore Prawning Ponds

Hai Bin Prawning at Punggol

Location: Promenade Riverside Walk
Address: 6 Tebing Lane, Singapore 828835
Telephone: 6447 8693
Website: Hai Bin Prawning
Available activities: Freshwater big-head prawning, udang galah prawning and yabby fishing.
Note: A pleasant riverside environment that is popular with groups and younger visitors.

Riviera Prawn Fishing

Address: #01-11, 60 Punggol East, Singapore 828825
Telephone: 6886 4998
Opening hours: Open 24 hours
Available activities: Freshwater big-head prawning, also known as udang galah prawning.

Fish@Woodleigh

Address: 48 Woodleigh Park, #01-00, Singapore 357844
Telephone: +65 8338 6530
Official page: Fish@Woodleigh on Facebook
Available activities: Freshwater big-head prawning, seawater tiger prawning, fish feeding, fish spa and children’s longkang fishing.

Freshwater Big-Head Prawning Rates

  • One hour per rod: $22
  • Two hours per rod: $34
  • Three hours per rod: $44
  • Five-hour card: $69
  • Ten-hour value card: $129
  • NSF, polytechnic, ITE, junior college and university student rate: $14 per hour
Value-card conditions: The ten-hour value card is valid for one year and may be shared between a maximum of two rods during each visit.

Seawater Tiger Prawning Rates

  • One hour per rod: $24
  • Two hours per rod: $36
  • Three hours per rod: $49
  • Eight-hour tiger prawning card: $129
  • NSF and student rate: $16 per hour
Tiger-card conditions: The card is valid for one year and may be shared between a maximum of two rods during each visit.

Other Activities and Prices

  • Fish feeding: $2
  • Fish spa for 30 minutes: $15
  • Fish spa for 60 minutes: $18
  • Children’s longkang fishing for one hour: $23
  • Children’s longkang fishing for two hours: $29
  • Eight-hour LOVE card: $98
  • Reusable small tank: $3
  • Small tank rental: $2

Prices were taken from the operator’s published information and may change. Confirm the latest Fish@Woodleigh rates before visiting.

East Singapore Prawning Ponds

Fish@Pasir Ris

Address: 125 Pasir Ris Road, Singapore 519121
Telephone: +65 8338 6530
Official page: Fish@Pasir Ris on Facebook
Available activities: Freshwater big-head prawning, wild soon hock fishing, seawater tiger prawning, fish feeding, fish spa and children’s longkang fishing.

Freshwater Big-Head Prawn and Wild Soon Hock Pond Rates

  • One hour per rod: $22
  • Two hours per rod: $34
  • Three hours per rod: $44
  • Five-hour card: $69
  • Ten-hour value card: $129
  • Student and NSF rate: $14 per hour
Pond access: Customers may switch between the soon hock pond and freshwater big-head prawn pond during their session.
Value-card conditions: The ten-hour value card is valid for one year and may be shared between a maximum of two rods during each visit.

Seawater Tiger Prawning Rates

  • One hour per rod: $24
  • Two hours per rod: $36
  • Three hours per rod: $49
  • Eight-hour tiger prawning card: $129
  • Student and NSF rate: $16 per hour
Tiger-card conditions: The card is valid for one year and may be shared between a maximum of two rods during each visit.

Other Activities and Prices

  • Fish feeding: $2
  • Fish spa for 30 minutes: $15
  • Fish spa for 60 minutes: $18
  • Children’s longkang fishing for one hour: $23
  • Children’s longkang fishing for two hours: $29
  • Eight-hour LOVE card: $98
  • Reusable small tank: $3
  • Small tank rental: $2
LOVE-card conditions: The card is valid for one year and may be shared between a maximum of two children during each visit.

Pay-By-Catch Big-Head Prawn Pond

Catch price: $4.90 per 100g
Unlimited rod rental: $12

Prices may change. Confirm the latest Fish@Pasir Ris rates directly with the operator before visiting.

Pasir Ris Park Prawning Pond (D’Best Prawning)

Address: 1 Pasir Ris Drive 1, Pasir Ris Town Park, Singapore
Telephone: 6583 9030
Official page: D’Best Fishing on Facebook
Available activities: Seawater tiger prawning, freshwater big-head prawning, udang galah prawning, yabby fishing, crab fishing and lobster fishing.
Operator description: Visit Pasir Ris Town Park and enjoy fishing at one of Singapore’s seawater fishing ponds.

Bait N Catch Prawning at Aranda Country Club

Address: 60 Pasir Ris Drive 3, Singapore 519497
Telephone: 9620 5123
Official page: Bait N Catch on Facebook
Opening hours: 7am to 3am
Available activities: Freshwater big-head prawning, udang galah prawning and yabby fishing.
Facilities: Complimentary Wi-Fi is available.

Prawning Near Singapore: Johor

Ah Hua Prawning and Fishing

Address: No. 6, Kampung Jeram, PTD 4642, 81500 Pekan Nanas, Johor, Malaysia
Telephone: +60 13-976 6778
Official page: Ah Hua Prawning and Fishing on Facebook
Opening hours: Please confirm directly with the operator.
Available activities: Freshwater big-head prawning, udang galah prawning, tilapia fishing, barramundi fishing, pacu fishing, patin fishing and yabby fishing.

How Much Does Prawning Cost in Singapore?

Most Singapore prawning ponds offer packages based on the number of hours and rods. A three-hour session commonly costs around $40 to $50 per rod, depending on the operator and type of prawn pond.

Longer value cards may provide better rates for regular customers, while selected operators offer discounted prices for students and full-time National Servicemen.

Before purchasing a package, check whether unused hours can be stored and whether the package can be shared between two rods. Conditions and expiry periods vary between operators.

Tips Before Visiting a Singapore Prawning Pond

  • Confirm the latest opening hours before travelling.
  • Check the operator’s social media pages for current promotions.
  • Ask whether unused hours can be stored for another visit.
  • Check whether a package can be shared between two rods.
  • Bring insect repellent if you are prawning at night.
  • Ask whether rods, bait, hooks and barbecue facilities are included.
  • Release undersized prawns or fish where required by the operator.

Frequently Asked Questions About Prawning in Singapore

How much is a three-hour prawning session in Singapore?

A three-hour prawning session generally costs around $40 to $50 per rod, depending on the operator and type of prawn pond.

Are any prawning ponds in Singapore open 24 hours?

Some prawning ponds operate 24 hours or until late at night. Opening hours can change, so confirm directly with the operator before visiting.

Where can children try prawning or longkang fishing?

Several family-oriented venues offer children’s longkang fishing, fish feeding and other activities. Fish@Woodleigh and Fish@Pasir Ris are among the venues listed as offering longkang fishing.

What prawns can be caught at Singapore prawning ponds?

Common species include freshwater big-head prawns, also known as udang galah, and seawater tiger prawns. Some venues also offer yabby, crab or lobster fishing.

Can prawning packages be shared between two rods?

Some operators allow stored-hour or value-card packages to be shared between two rods. Check the package conditions and expiry date before paying.

Is a prawning pond missing or has any information changed? Contact Baktao with the updated venue name, address, telephone number, opening hours and official website so that this Singapore prawning guide can be kept current.

Comments

Anonymous said…
hey! there's a new prawning spot at yishun bottle tree park!

it's smack in between khatib and yio chu kan mrt station. if u take the train u can see it.
December 11, 2009 at 8:55 PM
Anonymous said…
Bottle tree is expensive but not much prawn!!! Waste money n time..!!
February 21, 2010 at 12:47 PM
Pure Simplicity said…
Teman Jurong pond is already closed down..
December 16, 2010 at 5:31 PM
Nigel said…
Thanks boss...

Actually, i feel bottle tree actually has one of the biggest prawns in the whole of sg... but not much and pond is shallow
December 18, 2010 at 10:45 AM
Anonymous said…
puggol prawning u have to pay for the pit and there is not much prawn also
March 20, 2011 at 9:01 PM
Mosikebabs said…
So which one is the best to go ??
September 15, 2012 at 2:09 PM
Nigel said…
i think bishan is good... simply because it is crowded and can expect the prawns to be top up regularly
September 16, 2012 at 9:38 PM
DevilsLocker said…
So any new location out ?
June 10, 2013 at 10:46 PM
Anonymous said…
Big Splash (East Coast) is not bad except for the following that need improvement:

*Staff are quite rude
*Toilet too far
*No hand wash soap at washing area (fail)
*No BBQ pit, only 1 very small & slow electric griller. If many are waiting for their turn to grill their catch, I think the durians will drop before it's your turn.
*Don't release enough prawns even though both ponds are packed, but nevertheless, it's still better than most other prawning establishment in Singapore except for Hai Bin.
*Too many kids running around, accident waiting to happen and it's f***ing annoying.
*Ponds are not really well maintain as I always see dead prawns/yabbies floating around. Maybe that's the reason why they're not biting as often as there're too many dead ones to feed on.

On a bright side why it's not bad is because of the folllowing:

*10 hours card @ $90 only and each card can use with 2 rods instead of just 1.
*There's colour coded tag on prawn prizes available.
*Ample car parking lots
October 5, 2013 at 7:08 AM
Anonymous said…
Hi!

FYI, the prawn fishing at the badminton court in geylang has closed down.

Thank you.
July 30, 2014 at 4:41 PM
Nigel said…
Thanks dude! updated!
July 30, 2014 at 4:55 PM
Unknown said…
Hey guys, u may browse thru facebook page: shrimp assasin. Its a page for prawn fishing lovers.
October 14, 2014 at 11:52 AM
Anonymous said…
Hi! The one at D'Kranji a called 1Ders has closed.

Thanks
February 17, 2017 at 7:45 PM
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