It wasn’t long after checking into Capella Singapore @ Sentosa that we both arrived at the same conclusion; that given how luxurious the place was (and that I paid a hefty bill for the stay), we both felt that we would rather spend more time in the hotel than in Sentosa itself! I don’t think this will be the last time we’ll visit Sentosa, especially since Hannah’s at such a young age she couldn’t appreciate the sights on the tourist-y island anyway.
So, a few more pictures of our little outing.=)
At the garden-pool area of Capella Singapore. There was a back gate at the hotel which exited right at Palawan beach. There was a mosquito or two though in the 10 minute walk down, so we had to speed-carry Hannah on the walk down and back up later in the return journey.Singapore really doesn’t have a lot of nice beaches, so this is about as good as it gets. We’d brought Hannah’s beach toys, but ended up not really spending too much time on the beach.Didn’t take long before Hannah had to stop, and prompted Ling about sand in her shoes.The suspension bridge linking Palawan Beach to the southern-most point of continental Asia.Hannah takes a good look at the sea at the top of the four storey tower. Guess who carried her up? Hint: Not Mommy. =)She’s getting real heavy!On the walk down, which she manages fine with support from the railings and one of us.We take turns to carry her, and not unexpectedly, I have an easier time carrying Hannah.Thought this was a cute photo. Hannah standing on a make-up room stool to brush her teeth.=)
More iPad pictures! This was at The Soup Spoon restaurant where we had lunch on the second day.Dinner in Vivocity at the absolutely fabulous Go India restaurant. The restaurant whips out a North Indian buffet for SGD25 a head. Amazingly good stuff. Ling complimented the wait staff several times. The only camera I had on hand was the Samsung Galaxy S, so apologies for the pretty crappy pictures here.The food was so good that Hannah kept asking for more. We were very surprised at how easily she adapted to North Indian cuisine. =)The family photo! Taken on the timer (didn’t bring the wireless remote). Come to think of it; the photo looks weird! We both have unglam legs, so we were trying to hide them with cushios.=)
3 thoughts on “Staycation – Activities with Hannah”
Dr Foo the family photo looks as if it is taken in a studio environment. Very Pretty
The family pic looks stunning! will be staying at the Capella 10 days from now.. bumped into your blog while doing a google search on capella.. the pics have got me super excited to get there ASAP. God bless!
Hey there; thanks for the visitation to our blog. Hope you enjoy the place as much as we did.=)
Dr Foo the family photo looks as if it is taken in a studio environment. Very Pretty
The family pic looks stunning! will be staying at the Capella 10 days from now.. bumped into your blog while doing a google search on capella.. the pics have got me super excited to get there ASAP. God bless!
Hey there; thanks for the visitation to our blog. Hope you enjoy the place as much as we did.=)