Overview PUB Content 3The first project under the Active, Beautiful, Clean Waters Programme, Kolam Ayer ABC Waterfront was officially opened to the public in April 2008. The project features a makeover of a 200-metre stretch of the Kallang River. Floating look-out decks and interactive water features such as the Archimedes Screw and Water Wheel allow residents to get closer to the water.How to get there BusServices 13, 23, 31, 64, 65, 66, 125, 133, 147, 857, 985 and NR6Water Activities To encourage residents to get close to our waters, the Kolam Ayer Community Sports Club together with Kolam Ayer Whampoa South RC and Active Ageing Committee conduct monthly kayaking clinic for residents on the 1st Saturday of each month. Be Considerate, Fish Responsibly Reservoirs and waterways are common spaces to be shared among various users. Exercising a little consideration goes a long way in making our water bodies a safe and pleasant environment for all to enjoy.Fish only at designated areasUse only artificial bait at reservoirsCast lures with care to avoid injuring othersFly fishing is not allowedGive way to pedestrians using the same pathwayUse only carbon steel microbarb or barbless hooks and practice catch and release where possibleDiscard unwanted fishing lines, hooks and other rubbish into litter binsOtters may be spotted. Do not harm themChildren should be accompanied by adults Note: New designated areas for fishing have been introduced under a trial Community Outreach Kolam Ayer Citizens' Consultative Committee takes great ownership of the ABC Waterfront and kayak shed. Regular kayak clinics are conducted for their residents and enthusiasts. The committee also supports the annual Singapore World Water Day with kayaking and litter-picking expedition. Residents participating in a kayaking expedition during Singapore World Water Day.
