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| Lazarus Island is currently linked with St. John's Island via a causeway. Together with Pulau Seringat, the total land area is approximately 47 ha. This island offer a quiet respite from the big city with laid-back ambience, sandy beaches and inviting waters. Swimming, snorkelling and scuba diving are recommended. The water currents are quite strong and are recommended only for experienced divers.
(Please check with Sentosa Leisure Group for further developments and information on Lazarus Island)
Lazarus Island was previously known as Pulau Sakijang Pelepah. Literal translation: "sa" means one, "kijang" means barking deer, "pelepah" is a palm frond, so presumably "Island of One Barking Deer and Palms". This island was the site of fish survey conducted in 1994.
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is no guided tours on Lazarus Island. You may want to visit St. John's Island, if you take Sentosa's ferry, you will set foot on St. John's Island first before making your way to Lazarus Island.

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