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Interesting Fun Facts About SAFRA Clubs You Might Not Know

From hidden fitness corners to sky-high tracks and towering play arenas, discover the surprising gems tucked inside SAFRA clubs that go far beyond the usual gyms and pools

By Sean Tan        10 September 2025

SAFRA clubs are known as lifestyle hubs for NSmen and their families, offering everything from fitness to family fun, dining to recreation. But beyond the familiar gyms, swimming pools, and restaurants, each club has its own unique features – some hidden gems, others record-breaking attractions – that you might not know about. Here are some fascinating fun facts across the different SAFRA clubs that will surprise you the next time you visit.

SAFRA Mount Faber: A Hidden Slice of History

SAFRA Mount Faber Heritage Gallery

Perched on the second floor of SAFRA Mount Faber lies the Heritage Gallery, a treasure trove of stories and memorabilia that celebrate SAFRA’s rich history. Many members stroll through the club without realising this quiet corner exists, but look for it and you’ll be rewarded with a nostalgic journey through time, tracing SAFRA’s beginnings and various milestones that followed.

Click here for more information on SAFRA Mount Faber.

SAFRA Choa Chu Kang: Singapore’s First Sky Running Track

SAFRA Choa Chu Kang Sky Running Track

Not many gyms can say they have a 150-metre elevated running track, but SAFRA Choa Chu Kang takes fitness up a notch – literally. Located on the fourth level, this sky track offers a breezy outdoor run with a view, making workouts more refreshing. Beyond fitness, the club also features Social Hive, a co-working and social space where members can plug in, connect, and collaborate – a modern twist to club facilities.

Click here for more information on SAFRA Choa Chu Kang.

SAFRA Tampines: A Fitness Corner Hidden in Plain Sight

SAFRA Tampines Fitness Corner

Tucked behind the EnergyOne Gym, SAFRA Tampines has a fitness corner that often goes unnoticed by visitors. Originally set up to help NSmen stay in peak condition, this space is open for both members and fitness enthusiasts. Some EnergyOne Gym regulars sneak in a session here, but since it’s a little hidden behind the gym, many don’t realise it exists. Next time you’re at SAFRA Tampines, venture past the gym – you might discover your new favourite training spot.

Click here for more information on SAFRA Tampines.

SAFRA Jurong: Home to one of Asia’s Tallest Indoor Foam Ball Arena

SAFRA Jurong Kidz Amaze

If you think indoor playgrounds are just for kids, think again. Kidz Amaze at SAFRA Jurong is home to one of the tallest interactive foamball arena in Asia, with its Ballocity Arena soaring three storeys high across five interactive levels. Add to that one of the tallest slides in Singapore – an 18-metre-high, three-storey plunge – and you’ll see why this play zone is a paradise for children and a marvel for parents.

Click here for more information on SAFRA Jurong.

SAFRA Punggol: Food, Music & Chill Under the Stars

SAFRA Punggol Starlit Pavilion

SAFRA Punggol has become a foodie destination with its Culinary Avenue at Level 2, featuring Pizza Hut, Wingstop, KEK Seafood, Wok In, and more. But one of its newest gems is the Starlit Pavilion Powered by The Bar Project, an exclusive al fresco dining space for SAFRA members and their guests. Here, you can relax under the stars, enjoy live music, and savour KEK’s signature creations like the Coffee Pork Burger or Salted Egg Crispy Pork Burger from Wok In. Pair that with a coffee at Kopi Korner or a hearty dish at Wok In, and you’ve got the perfect night out at Punggol.

Click here for more information on SAFRA Punggol.

SAFRA Toa Payoh: A Poolside View Worth Seeing

SAFRA Toa Payoh Swimming Pool Viewing Gallery

Beyond its bustling pool, SAFRA Toa Payoh has a Swimming Pool Viewing Gallery that many overlook. Tucked away on the upper levels, this cosy spot offers a great vantage point to watch swimmers in action, cheer on your kids during lessons, or simply enjoy a quiet moment overlooking the water. It’s one of those simple yet charming spaces that adds character to the club.

Click here for more information on SAFRA Toa Payoh.

SAFRA Yishun: More Than Just a 25-Metre Wall

SAFRA Yishun climbing wall

When people think of climbing at SAFRA Yishun, they usually picture the towering 25-metre outdoor wall. But did you know there’s also a 15-metre indoor wall at the Adventure Sports Centre? Designed for those with SNCS Level 1 certification, this wall is perfect for climbers easing into the sport before going full vertical outside. It’s set to officially reopen soon after maintenance – making it a great time to try. And that’s not all: SAFRA Yishun has also introduced Pickleball, one of the fastest-growing sports globally. Fun, social, and family-friendly, it’s a fantastic way for members to stay active together.

Click here for more information on SAFRA Yishun.

Discovering SAFRA’s Hidden Sides

From heritage treasures to sky-high tracks, secret fitness corners to record-breaking play arenas, SAFRA clubs are filled with unique features that go beyond the obvious. Whether you’re looking for history, adventure, or simply a new spot to chill out with family and friends, each SAFRA club has its own story waiting to be discovered. The next time you step into your nearest club, take a little detour – you might just uncover a new favourite corner!

Visit www.safra.sg for more about the SAFRA clubs’ events, facilities and other offerings.