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The Story

The pride of a tradition that has lasted over 160 years Rivas historical archive has collected a priceless wealth of documents, films, photographs and objects that recount an important chapter in the history of the world leisure craft industry unveiling, in a unique and inimitable way over 160 years' of history of one of the oldest boat yards in the world.

Perfectly preserved and cataloged, through careful and painstaking work according to the highest European standards for this type of activity, Rivas Historical Archive is divided into four main groups: images, films, documents and objects that, in turn, include photographs, negatives, slides, black and white and colour prints, 16 and 35 mm films (some silent and some with a soundtrack), projects, original drawings, catalogs, price lists, promotional material and posters as well as a collection of historical objects including boat accessories and furnishing that nowadays have become true cult objects for all those who love style, design and "industrial art".

It is the only archive of its kind in the world, a treasure in continuous growth that benefits, on the one hand, from new and precious contributions from Rivas research and development team - aimed mainly at reconstructing historical events, restoring materials kept inside and outside the yard and collecting the most precious testimonies of those personalities that have helped establish Riva throughout the world and, on the other, from numerous private funds, amongst which those of Mr Rivas himself, Mr. Barilani - the well-known Riva's architect, Mauro Micheli - designer of all Riva 33 to 115 feet boats currently in production, Andrea Fustinoni - through his hospitality rich in emotions and memories at the Grand Hotel Miramare in Santa Margherita Ligure, and Norberto Ferretti, Riva and the Ferretti group's chairman, that, was the first to provide the Riva archive with precious unpublished materials.

The first images are now available on-line including, amongst other things, a complete version of the photographic exhibition of the Riva's Historical Archive presentation, an anthology of charming stories about the sea and Riva, a series of books dedicated to the history, style, design and charm of Riva's meetings, a collection of the drawings and sketches of the most famous Riva boats and, a preview of a series of images of the Reasoning collection, the most complete collection of Riva boats in the world.

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For Riva detailed history please click on link http:// www.rivagb.com/ legend/history/pdf/wooden_boat_1993.pdf

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Polaris RANGER RZR XP™ 900

With so many premium features, the 2011 Polaris RANGER RZR XP™ 900 is not just at the head of its class, it’s in a class by itself.

88 HP 900 Twin EFI Engine: Specifically built for an extreme performance Side x Side. The Polaris ProStar™ 900 features industry-leading 88 HP, Dual OverHead Cams (DOHC), large valves for high RPM power and 180 degree crank shaft for balanced performance. This delivers fast throttle response, groundbreaking power and revolutionary acceleration.

Xtreme Performance Power to Weight: It's 29% quicker than the next closest competitor. This revolutionary acceleration is made possible by the 88 HP lightweight engine and total vehicle weight combined with bigtime power to the ground. The result is loads of torque to all four wheels and unsurpassed off-road acceleration.

Lightweight, Compact Transmission: Specifically built to optimize power of the new Polaris ProStar™ 900 engine, its high-torque capacity delivers superior performance and handling. This means more power to the ground, less driveline noise and lighter weight. The innovative lightweight design features a helical cut final drive with optimized gear geometry to maximize efficiency.

3-Link Trailing Arm Long Travel IRS: We designed the all-new 3-Link Trailing Arm IRS to handle all that massive power and keep the ride smooth. The 3-Link design consists of two extra-long radius rods and a far forward-connecting trailing arm resulting in a strong yet lightweight system.

Never-Before-Seen Travel & Ground Clearance: The new 3-Link Trailing Arm IRS, paired with premium Fox Shocks, creates a monstrous 14" of terrain-absorbing rear travel. Match that with an astounding 13.5" of front travel and 13" of ground clearance and no comparison is required. Hands down, RANGER RZR XP™ owns the desert, the dunes and any wide open space.

Premium Shocks with Front Dual A-Arm Suspension: Standard on all 4 corners are premium Fox Podium X 2.0 Shocks with piggy-back reservoirs - compression and preload adjustable. Pair that with Dual-A-Arm front suspension with 13.5" of travel and it soaks up the rough stuff and delivers a smooth, precise ride every time.

Low Center of Gravity: Even with 13" of ground clearance, RANGER RZR XP™ still has a class-leading low center of gravity for the ultimate ride through rough terrain. Its patented engine-behind-the-seat design and rear weight bias deliver extreme, razor-sharp agility and performance.

Unmatched Cornering and Straight-Away Agility: The new 3-Link race inspired rear suspension maximizes traction and power in corners and straightaways. Tires lean into the corner through the suspension travel, planting more tire surface on the ground to create positive tire camber for more control. The trailing arms also minimize wheel scrub for superior straightaway power, helping you stay true to your line.

On-Demand True All-Wheel Drive: True AWD gives you the ultimate grip to put that 88 HP to work in the corners, whoops and loose terrain. It’s the easiest to use and fastest responding on-demand system, automatically engaging all four wheels when you need more forward traction and reverting back to 2WD when you don’t. This means less wear and tear, easier steering, and maximizes power when you need it most.

SIREN length 73.52m 241.22ft beam 12.60m 41.34ft Draft 3.65m 11.98ft 1. Builder Nobiskrug Year 2008 Naval Architect SDC & Nobiskrug Designer Newcruise Design Flag Cayman Islands Tonnage Gross 1585 Tons Construction Steel Engines MTU Engine Hours 3,000 average Range 5000nm Full cctv including underwater Sundeck Cinema Gymnasium Jacuzzi Helicopter landing pad 12m Tender chase 2x 300bhp diesels 7.8m Rib 5m Nautica 2x wave runners (3 man) 2 Jetskis (stand up) 2 x lazer sailing Dinghies Water Toys Scuba Equipment Kayaks Second Cinema Telephone exchange Satcom cellular system VHF Radio phones 2 servers MS Windows 5 networked iMac Laptops

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BANYAN HOTELS I personally believe the Banyan hotels are the most Romantic in the world Please visit their web site and see for yourself Here below is one I have sampled

Koh Samui, Thailand Set on a pristine white beach, the 78 all-pool villa Banyan Tree Samui combines the best elements of a tropical getaway with white beaches and sun, while being just 19 km from Samui International Airport.

Overlooking the sapphire waters of scenic Lamai Bay, the resort is nestled in a series of cascading terraces on a private hill cove in the south-eastern coast of Koh Samui.

Retreat from the bustle of the outside world and into a secluded haven where your days pass in a gentle flow of tranquillity, while being serenaded to sleep by the deep blue swells of the Gulf of Thailand and cool sea breezes. Pampering features abound including iconic dining venues, the island's largest individual infinity pools in the villas, as well as The Rainforest, Koh Samui's only hydrotherapy wellness facility.

What people say The Banyan Tree Samui is the best resort I've ever stayed at.

1. Staff: incredible. They were actually interested in whether we were enjoying ourselves.

2. Restaurant: The breakfast / brunch is AMAZING. I had a special request for sauteed morning glory with egg whites which they prepared for me each morning with a great view.

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If you want a romantic, unforgettable holiday, Banyan Tree Koh Samui is the way to go.

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Cool Bars around the World Mexico Situated in the heart of Puebla, Mexico, Hotel La Purificadora is a swanky upscale hotel built from the wreckage of a 19th century water-bottling factory. Although the exposed brickwork and industrial columns of the original plant’s exterior have been preserved, the interior of the hotel is full of modern designs like purple cubist sofas, rough granite walls, and glass-floored balconies.

One of the hotel’s most impressive features is its roof top bar which runs parallel to a long glass-walled swimming pool. By day Hotel La Purificadora’s bar is perfect for lounging in the sun, voyeu istically watching swimmers pass by. But by night the vibe is totally different.

USA Ghostbar’s outdoor-indoor design and vantage point slightly off the main drag make it one of the best places in the city to see breathtaking views of The Strip. The main bar and dance floor are inside, but the indoor rooms open up to an outdoor deck with clear panels as railing. Since there are no visible barriers between party-goers and the 55 story drop below, the deck feels like it is floating above the strip, giving party-goers 180 degrees of unobstructed views.

THE PALMS LAS VEGAS

New York Celebrity Hangouts RDV New York, NY 10013 Though abbreviated for ‘rendezvous,’ this under-the-radar, under Bagatelle hotspot comes up all but short on celebrity. With its hip, chic mix of classical Victorian and Modern Art, it comes at no surprise that this nightclub attracts a similar cache. Hosting various industry events, most recently for 2009’s New York City fashion week, this venue is typically rife with model types. And where there are model types, there are usually a few working models in the mix: Le Call, for one. And where there are models, there are inevitably Clisters that desperately want to be seen with them: David Schwimmer and Josh Lucas.

(Sorry, Dr. Ross Gellar. You know we will always love you and your dinosaur toys.) Fashion week or not, this lavish, subterranean dwelling attracts great names.

Rose bar 2 Lexington Avenue New York, NY 10010 When it comes to this posh New York City lounge, the question to ask is: What celebrity hasn’t been to Rose Bar at the Gramercy Park Hotel …at least 3 or 4 times? The answer: not the Olsen twins, Chace Crawford or David Beckham. Hell, Cruz, Romeo and Brooklyn Beckham have most likely had a late night at Rose Bar. Point is; Rose Bar is the place of places in New York City. Ask anyone; the intriguing drink menu is as sweet as its floral repute implies. Word on the street is that Calvin Klein model Jamie Burke has been known to show up for a round of Pool or two. Lessons anyone?

Chloe 81 81 Ludlow Street New York, NY 10002 Pegged, by many, as the Lower East Side’s counter to the West Village’s Beatrice Inn, Chloe 81 is semisecretly situated beneath the restaurant, Canasis. Chloe 81's walls covered with cream-white tiling, glowing as if shellacked with a splash of Dom Perignon, provide a richly serene juxtaposition to the bloodred leather couches where Lindsey Lohan is said to camp night after night. The beer is reasonably priced for the select status that Chloe 81 claims. However, it is hardly the reason for Lohan’s frequent appearances. If not for the scene or the cheap beer, go to catch the bar-closing fight that will inevitably keep the tabloids speculating of another SamRo/Lohan split.

Gold bar 389 Broome Street New York, NY 10013 Even if you ain’t one, you will feel like one, once allowed past the heavily guarded gates of this glitzy and entirely exclusive West Village bungalow. The interior’s plush, velvety blues and golden hues are sure to delight your senses. Spotted here on any given night are New York City’s industry types galore… ala the Hills’ Olivia Palermo or Lia Sophia’s Dani Stahl. If these ladies aren’t high enough on your celeb list, try your luck at getting in when Diddy hosts one of his out-of-this-world soirees at Goldbar.

THE BOX Run by the progeny of Oscar Hammerstein I, co-writer of South Pacific and The Sound of Music, (…admit it, as a youngster, you secretly wished to be one of musically talented Von Trapp children, no? Just me?) this Lower East Side dine-in theater/speakeasy attracts the serious craft-types.

With Rachel Weisz, Julia Stiles and Jude Law as some of the venue’s board members, it is hard to imagine a lesser known crowd in attendance. If it’s not the famous actors that chill at this New York City den, then it’s definitely the actors who think they are famous; which could be almost as entertaining.

THE STANTON 99 Stanton Street New York, NY 10002 There is no place in New York City that does celebrity quite like The Stanton Social. This Lower East Side destination is known for its delectable tapas and imaginative, alcoholic inventions, as well as the notable names it attracts. (I.e. Jessica Alba and Cash Warren) Opened in 2005, it is still almost impossible to get a reservation at this tri-level, late-night scene. The space, with innumerable, closely-situated tables to accommodate around 200 guests, may find you sitting on top of a celebrity, rather than near one. (Pending celebrity appearance on any given night, arguably, a win-win situation.)

SINGAPORE SPECIAL

A Journey into Singapore’s Past While the earliest known historical records of Singapore are shrouded in the mists of time, a third century Chinese account describes it as "Pu-luo-chung", or the "island at the end of a peninsula".

Later, the city was known as Temasek ("Sea Town"), when the first settlements were established from AD 1298-1299.

During the 14th century, this small but strategically located island earned a new name. According to the legend, Sang Nila Utama, a Prince from Palembang (the capital of Srivijaya), was out on a hunting trip when he caught sight of an animal he had never seen before. Taking it to be a good sign, he founded a city where the animal had been spotted, naming it “The Lion City” or Singapura, from the Sanskrit words “simha” (lion) and “pura” (city).

At this time, the city was then ruled by the five kings of ancient Singapura. Located at the tip of the Malay Peninsula, the natural meeting point of sea routes, the city served as a flourishing trading post for a wide variety of sea crafts, from Chinese junks, Indian vessels, Arab dhows and Portuguese battleships to Buginese schooners.

The next important period in the history of Singapore was during the 18th century, when modern Singapore was founded. At this time, Singapore was already an up and coming trading post along the Malacca Straits, and Britain realized the need for a port of call in the region. British traders needed a strategic venue to refresh and protect the merchant fleet of the growing empire, as well as forestall any advance made by the Dutch in the region.

The then Lieutenant-Governor of Bencoolen (now Bengkulu) in Sumatra, Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles landed in Singapore on 29 January 1819, after a survey of the neighboring islands.

Recognizing the immense potential of the swamp covered island, he helped negotiate a treaty with the local rulers, establishing Singapore as a trading station. Soon, the island’s policy of free trade attracted merchants from all over Asia and from as far away as the US and the Middle East.

In 1832, Singapore became the center of government for the Straits Settlements of Penang, Malacca and Singapore. With the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869 and the advent of the telegraph and steamship, Singapore's importance as a center of the expanding trade between the East and West increased tremendously. By 1860, the thriving country had a population that had grown from a mere 150 in 1819 to 80,792, comprising mainly Chinese, Indians and Malays.

But the peace and prosperity of the country suffered a major blow during World War II, when it was attacked by the Japanese aircraft on 8 December 1941. Once regarded as an impregnable fortress, Singapore fell under the Japanese invasion on 15 February 1942. It remained occupied by the Japanese for the next three and half years, a time marked by great oppression and an immense loss of lives.

When the Japanese surrendered in 1945, the island was handed over to the British Military Administration, which remained in power until the dissolve of the Straits Settlement comprising Penang, Melaka and Singapore. In March 1946, Singapore became a Crown Colony.

In 1959, the growth of nationalism led to self-government, and the country’s first general election.

The People’s Action Party (PAP) won a majority of 43 seats and Lee Kuan Yew became the first prime minister of Singapore. In 1961, Singapore joined Malaya and merged with the Federation of Malaya, Sarawak and North Borneo to form Malaysia in 1963. However, the merger proved unsuccessful, and less than two years later on 9 August 1965, Singapore left Malaysia to become an independent and sovereign democratic nation. On 22 December that year, Singapore finally became an independent republic.

Today, you can experience Singapore’s rich historical heritage by visiting many of the national monuments, museums and memorials located around the city. On your trip here, remember to take a walk along one of the many heritage trails or visit the well-known landmarks for a complete Singapore journey.

Many people marvel at the beauty of Singapore and her progressiveness. Most impressive to note is that she was formerly just a humble fishing village, inhabited by an indigenous settlement.

Fast forward to today. Singapore is a bustling cosmopolitan city populated with high-rise buildings and landscape gardens. Brimming with a harmonious blend of culture, cuisine, arts and architecture, Singapore is a dynamic city that’s rich in contrast and colour. In fact, you can even say that Singapore embodies the finest of both East and West.

Located in Southeast Asia, Singapore has a land area of about 710 square kilometers, making her one of the smallest countries in the world and the smallest in the region – hence the moniker “The Little Red Dot”. Although small in size, Singapore commands an enormous presence in the world today with its free trade economy and highly efficient workforce. Also, her strategic location in the region has enabled her to become a central sea port along major shipping routes.

Other than having a sound business infrastructure and favorable economic climate, another factor for Singapore’s rapid growth is due to a stable and competent ruling government. Singapore is a parliamentary republic with a political system that’s centered on democracy. The current ruling party in government is The People’s Action Party (PAP), which has dominated the political process since self-government in 1959.

At present, Singapore’s population stands at about five million people, with English as the main language of instruction, and a mother tongue for each major ethnicity. One of the distinctly Singaporean things you’ll notice on our island is a ubiquitous collage of cultures. Coming together as a society and living in harmony, there are four major races – namely the Chinese (majority), Malay, Indian and Eurasian. Each community offers a different perspective of life in Singapore in terms of culture, religion, food and language.

Being a multi-racial society, Singapore is as diverse as it is cohesive. With so much to see and do, this is perhaps best experienced through your encounters with the locals. And if you’re feeling nostalgic and looking to discover old world charm, you can explore and experience the island’s key historical landmarks or memorials. You can also embark on a heritage trail and enjoy the sights and sounds at various cultural precincts, notably Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam.

If you prefer the bright city lights and being amidst the hustle and bustle, then you’ll be delighted to know that there are numerous shopping malls, museums, and dining and entertainment hotspots to choose from. Get into the thick of the shopping action at the iconic Orchard Road stretch, or party the night away at the Clarke Quay or Boat Quay areas, both of which offer a myriad selection of nightlife activities.

The other thing that will strike you most about Singapore is its multifarious offering of food – day or night, there will always be something to whet your appetite. With a range of dining options from Peranakan to Chinese, Indian to Malay, fusion and more, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

Beyond the history, culture, people, shopping and food, there are many more facets to Singapore’s thriving cityscape for you to discover. And these can only be experienced as you immerse yourself in the exploration of this once fishing village turned cosmopolitan city.

What is there to see

A must is the Zoo where the WHITE Tigers roam free ! No sorry joking they still will eat you but the zoo is very special. There are over five different nature reserves for your pleasure time, the kids will love it.

Singapore's Only Professional Chinese Orchestra Being the only professional Chinese orchestra in Singapore, the Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) is accorded iconic status. Since its inauguration in 1997, the 75-strong orchestra has established its performing home in the Singapore Conference Hall, even having enjoyed the patronage of the Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.

Recognized for its high performing standards, the SCO has been invited to perform at various major occasions such as the World Economic Forum and the International Summit of Arts Council in 2003, as well as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Annual Meeting in 2006, which saw visitors from all over the world. With regular performances being held, catch a concert if you can during your visit to Singapore.

Bringing Arts aficionados together If you love the arts and enjoy watching a theater production or a musical or two, then don’t miss these spectacular performances and arts encounters for an entertaining time in Singapore. Immerse yourself in artistic masterpieces as you peruse galleries and museums, or engage in compelling story lines, memorable soundtracks and deathdefying stunts, set amidst awe-inspiring backdrops. Whatever you fancy, Singapore has it all.

A world of fantasy and imagination Voyage de la Vie™, or the “journey of life”, is the resident show of Resorts World™ Sentosa. Immerse yourself in this stunning circus theatrical spectacular that features an international cast and crew from 16 countries, original music from homegrown composer Jonathan Lim, and death-defying stunts not seen in other productions.

This fast-paced 90-minute show is about the journey of a young man on an adventurous search to discover his destiny. As he transcends into a land of fantasy from the modern world, he uncovers the hidden depths of his imagination to find meaning and fulfillment.

The first circus theater production to be created in Singapore, it is presented through a celebration of song and dance. Combining the energy, physicality and athleticism of circus arts and gymnastics, the result is a contemporary cutting edge performance art form which fully engages the senses and will keep you at the edge of your seat.

With elaborate moving sets, stunning displays of grace and agility, and intricately designed costumes, Voyage de la Vie will be an amazing theatrical experience. World class architect and the set designer for the Beijing Olympics opening ceremony, Mark Fisher, will lend his magical touch to this unforgettable show.

Leading Chinese Dance Troupe A key player in promoting the art of Chinese dance in Singapore, the Dance Ensemble of Singapore was established in July 1993, having evolved from the hugely successful Yan Choong Lian Dance Troupe. An active participant in national events, they have performed at the annual National Day Parade, the President’s Star Charity show and Chingay Parade.

Since its inception, the Dance Ensemble has continued to strive to cultivate new audiences worldwide, encouraging efforts to push their performances beyond regional boundaries.

They’ve performed at cultural and dance festivals around the world, with their first major performance being at the New Zealand TAANZ Conference in Dunedin in 1989. In 2009, the Dance Ensemble gave its premiere US performance at the Painted Bride Theatre.

A recipient of the National Arts Council’s annual grant and a regular participant in its Arts Education Programmes, The Dance Ensemble also nurtures young local talent through creative and quality dance training and upgrading program

Theatre for the Socially-Conscious Established in 1988, Teater Ekamatra is a non-profit Theatre company dedicated to producing socially relevant plays. But while it is known for its dedication towards developing and expanding definitions and forms of Malay Theatre, Teater Ekamatra does not restrict its work to performances in the Malay language. Instead, it seeks to give voice and visibility to the Malay market in relation to the contemporary local and global climate.

Teater Ekamatra prides itself on cultural pluralism, individual equality and artistic excellence, and continuously reassesses its relevance and contribution to the society.

Some of the group’s best shows include In Search of Wonderland and Nadirah.

Elegant nightspot by the river Well-known for its elegant dining and picturesque location, this award-winning bar is situated next to the Asian Civilizations Museum. Overlooking the Singapore River, there are few spots like these to wine and dine at.

Billed as Asia’s first-ever prosecco and vodka bar, Bar Opiume also has a wide selection of wines from around the world. Its interior consists of massive chandeliers, glowing blue tables and bars and Buddha statues, no surprise considering its location beside the museum. They serve to add to the upmarket but relaxed atmosphere.

Jazz and easy listening tunes performed by live bands are usually the choice of music at Bar Opiume, a member of the famous IndoChine group of bars and restaurants. Its happy hour is a generous 5pm to 9pm daily, meaning any time is a good time to come to Bar Opiume.

Singapore’s answer to the famous Ibiza hotspot can be found at Siloso Beach on Sentosa Island. Whether you choose to relax in the comfort of indoor lounges, outdoor pools and bars or get under the sun for a refreshing tan, you can be sure of a good time no matter what.

Soak up the playful yet casual atmosphere as you admire gorgeous views from Café Del Mar’s unique location. Two Jacuzzi s, day beds and cabanas make this beach bar the perfect chill-out spot for the laid back clubber. And if you’re an indulgent party goer, you may also consider making your way to the rooftop VIP sundeck.

To sweeten the deal, you can receive discounts off selected wines and food items on Wine & Dine Tuesday Special. Sweet Wednesdays consist of scrumptious set lunch and dinner specials with mouth watering desserts to choose from.

Ladies get to rejoice every Thursday night with Ladies Night Out Thursday. Pick from a wide selection of starters, main courses and desserts at a special price. If you’re an aircrew member, enjoy 40% discounts on drinks all day long on Fridays.

Immerse yourself into the Balearic vibe when you order unique beach cocktails concocted to complement the Spanish dishes on special offer.

Shoot The Roof As you enter the two-storey bar, you’ll be welcomed with breathtaking and inimitable views of Clarke Quay’s bustling nightlife and the Singapore River. Located on the fifth floor of The Central on Eu Tong Sen Street and with a rooftop 3,000 square feet helipad, enjoy the airy breeze of the night-time with good company and a drink in hand.

Soak up the balmy evening with cocktails like the Sarong Fly on the rooftop, or boogie on down to house, electro and upbeat lounge sounds courtesy of resident jocks Special K and Rob Moss in the main room downstairs.

Reasonably-priced drinks and a decent list of bubbly for Champagne-loving party-goers also add to Helipads popularity. Amid the drinks list, you’ll also find the house special – the Helipad Ice Tea – which is a must try for all Helipad visitors. Start with this original and lethal concoction of gin, vodka, rum, tequila, Blue Curacao and lime juice, and you’re all set to start the night on a suitable high.

Garden clubbing Whether you’re there in the morning for a delicious brunch or there in the evening for a meal and a few relaxing drinks, Hacienda is perfect for all occasions. Despite its innercity location, you’ll find a scenic garden setting with alfresco dining and dancing at this well-known bar and café in Dempsey Hill. Home to a wide range of DJs and musicians, you’re guaranteed to get your toes tapping at this four-year-old venue.

But if food’s more your interest, you’d be pleased to know that Hacienda doesn’t disappoint. Highlights on its menu include Wagyu burgers, savory crab cakes and tasty pizzas. Also try the highly-popular fresh fruit juice cocktails which are a perfect drink choice in such lush greenery.

Where dining meets the sky Hailed internationally as the leading lifestyle destination in Bali, KU DÉ TA ventures into Singapore’s urban landscape, perched 200 meters on the Sky Park of the magnificent Marina Bay Sands. Besides serving up a menu of modern Asian cuisine that is sure to excite any gourmand’s palette, KU DÉ TA is also a feast for the senses.

This venue offers patrons a 360 degree panoramic view of the city’s skyline and the Straits of Singapore, where you can watch the sunrise over breakfast or enjoy KU DÉ TA signature Sunset Sessions with some help from delicious cocktails.

KU DÉ TA spans 14,500 square feet comprising of three separate yet integrated outlets: The Restaurant, the Club Lounge and the Vue Terrace, each allowing you to enjoy world class cuisine, famed cocktails designed by KU DÉ TA’s own team of mixologists and a view like no other.

Luxury in the sky With scenic views to kill for and a decadent bar line-up, a visit to New Asia is an indulgent time in the sky. Its position in one of the tallest buildings in Singapore means the view is unparalleled, but that’s to be expected when you’re 71 floors off the ground.

However, the trip is also well worth it, with a great selection of premium drinks and exclusive champagnes to get you in the mood.

The DJ keeps the ambience on track by dishing out everything from funk, house, electro and Motown tunes. Catch the sunset while relaxing in one of New Asia’s lounges and have an experience that won’t soon be forgotten.

Singapore’s mega-dance club For a sure way to get your senses buzzing, come to Zirca, Singapore’s original mega dance and show venue where music is mixed with a visual experience. With 2,000 other people, it’s not uncommon to watch live stunts and entertainers perform at the club while DJs spin their records.

This massive club is less than two years old and attracts international DJs and musicians from around the world. Craig David and Data rock have played here, and Zirca runs the gamut from electro to house, trance and progressive music.

Come early and enjoy its one-for-one glasses and jugs, while clubbers can “Party like a Rock Star” and "Party Animal" on their birthdays with special birthday packages.

Clubbers paradise Behold the largest all-in-one clubbing destination in Singapore – St James Power Station. Set in an old power station that was built in 1927, this massive entertainment complex is home to ten different and interconnected venues each catering to a specific music genre.

At Bellini Room, jazz fans can put on their dance shoes, enjoy the big band and swing vibe to jitterbug the night away. Lovers of Mandarin pop, or Mandopop as it’s affectionately known, will love Dragonfly – a 700-capacity club that is home to local Mandopop bands and performers.

Movida will get you dancing to the sexy beats of Afro Latin music, while Powerhouse – the largest outlet in the complex – is set to electrify the dance floor with the latest trance, electronic and dance music.

For sophisticated party goers, the Gallery will definitely appeal with its lounge vibe. Shy wannabe crooners will feel at ease at Mono where they can belt out karaoke hits in the private booths.

Head outdoors to enjoy the breeze at Peppermint Park or catch live sports action at The New Paper Sports Bar. For a nice mix of genres, the Boiler Room is where you get your dose of pop, rock, R&B and soul. If you want to chill and take it easy, then the acoustic sounds from The Lobby will suit you to a tee.

The St James Wine Bar & Bistro is the perfect place for wine lovers. With over 50 international wine labels, this modern European wine bar also serves an array of small dishes for sharing.

Featuring an al fresco area and live performances by a resident pianist and guest singers, the St James Wine Bar & Bistro is a great to unwind with friends.

With so much in store at St James Power Station, it is easy to lose yourself exploring the myriad of possibilities at St James Power Station.

Revel with the stars Pangaea, the world renowned entertainment venue, will make its Asian debut in one of Marina Bay Sand’s striking glass and steel Crystal Pavilions. Floating above Marina Bay, Pangaea is a sophisticated night club that is accessible through an underwater tunnel. It also features the Ultra-Lounge which can hold up to 500 party revelers a night.

Already a legendary brand in cities such as New York, Miami and London, with a slew of celebrity fans such as Madonna and Kate Moss, Pangaea will offer Singapore and Asia a new wave of high-energy nightlife.

Singapore’s signature club If you only have time for one club in Singapore, then it simply has to be Zouk. Probably Singapore’s only nightspot of international repute, Zouk remains both an institution and a rite of passage for young people in the city-state.

It has spawned several other clubs in neighboring countries like Malaysia, and even has its own dance festival – Sentosa’s ZoukOut. Zouk is made up of three clubs and a wine bar, with the main room showcasing techno and house music. Velvet Underground is more relaxed and exclusive, while Phuture is experimental and racier than the rest, just as its name suggests.

Zouk’s global reputation means it’s home to all manner of leading world DJs, from Carl Cox and Paul Oakenfold to the Chemical Brothers and Primal Scream. Zouk also holds its famous Mambo Jambo retro nights on Wednesdays, another reason why a night at Zouk is one to savour.

Indulgence by the Bay Marina Bay Sands® is a magnificent destination for entertainment, business and shopping, delivering once-in-a-lifetime experiences. This landmark building is situated in the heart of Singapore’s central business district. With a luxury hotel, state-of-the art convention and exhibition facilities, Theatre, and some of the best shopping and dining in the region, this is the place to go for world-class entertainment.

At the heart of it all will be three 55-storey hotel towers offering over 2,500 luxurious rooms. This structural masterpiece will stand tall and proud in the center of city, redefining Singapore’s skyline.

Once inside the Marina Bay Sands Hotel, you’ll enter a world of luxury and exclusivity.

Be greeted by personalized and intuitive service that seeks to make your stay a truly unforgettable experience. For entertainment and leisure, there are restaurants, bars and lounges for you to choose from. Or simply retreat to one of the many spa facilities for some heavenly pampering.

The three hotel towers are crowned by the Sands SkyPark® on the 57th storey, which offers a 360-degree view of Singapore's skyline. This one-hectare sky oasis will feature lush greenery, beautifully sculptured gardens, restaurants and even an infinity pool.

There’s no greater feeling like standing at the top of the world.

Luxury fashion fans will have more to cheer about. With a wide array of high-end boutiques alongside niche designer labels at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, featuring top international brands such as Louis Vuitton located in a "floating" crystal pavilion, shoppers will surely be spoilt for choice.

Besides offering the best in retail shopping, there will also be an eclectic mix of gourmet restaurants and cool cafes, making Marina Bay Sands the hangout du jour for visitors and locals alike. After all that shopping, enjoy a great meal at one of the 50 dining experiences, including world-renowned restaurants – featuring Michelin-starred and celebrity chefs like Mario Batali, Daniel Boulud, Wolfgang Puck, Santi Santa maria, Guy Savoy and Tetsuya Wakuda.

Arts lovers will have plenty of options too. The resort's two state-of-the-art theaters, totaling 4,000 seats, will offer you an impressive variety of hand-picked international and local performances all the way from Broadway to Bollywood – including hits such as the internationally acclaimed musical The Lion King. Live music fans can also get their fix with a smorgasbord of concerts, while film buffs can expect exclusive gala premiers.

At the Marina Bay Sands Art Path, you’ll be amazed by the unprecedented collection of art installations.

Finally, don't miss the museum where blockbuster artworks from the world over will be displayed. The museum's lotus-inspired design lends a powerful presence to the waterfront area and will be a sight to behold.

The Marina Bay Sands integrated resort is going to be a city within a city, offering a vibrant collage of entertainment and lifestyle choices. This impressive wonder will truly inspire the cosmopolitan landscape of Singapore.

Asia’s ultimate destination, offering a whole new world of truly rewarding experiences Resorts World™ Sentosa is the first ever integrated resort on Sentosa island, bringing with it highly anticipated and exciting new attractions such as Universal Studios Singapore® and Voyage de la Vie™, FestiveWalk™, and the yet to open Marine Life Park™.

Ride The Movies® at the many exclusive attractions found only at the region’s first Hollywood movie theme park, Universal Studios Singapore®. Featuring 24 moviethemed rides and attractions, 18 of which are unique to Singapore, thrill seekers and families will be the first to experience many new rides and shows based on blockbuster hits. The young and young at heart will be entertained by Shrek® and gang on an incredible 4-D adventure in the world’s first Far Far Away Castle. Thrill seekers can face warrior mummies on Revenge of the Mummy™, a psychological thrill ride in total darkness.

Other highlights include Madagascar: A Crate Adventure™ and Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure®.

Feast your senses on a world of non-stop entertainment, signature shopping experiences and culinary adventures at FestiveWalk™, and take pleasure in the comfort and luxury of the resort’s unique world-class hotels. The luxurious Resorts World Casino, with its blend of elegant interiors, captivating entertainment, sumptuous dining options and warm hospitality, provides you with the chance to play in style.

This 24/7 pulsating strip sets the stage for some of the world's most spectacular shows and entertainment. Free public attractions available include Lake of Dreams™; a unique musical extravaganza and Crane Dance where one can witness the love story of the world’s largest pair of animatronic cranes in a multimedia spectacle of lights, sound, water jets and pyrotechnic effects.

Brace yourselves for Voyage de la Vie™, an original rock circus spectacular comprising of world-renowned circus stars. Playing at the Festive Grand™ Theatre, this engaging spectacle is told through pulsating music, fabulous costumes, awe-inspiring sets and death-defying stunts. Created by an international team, Voyage de la Vie™ will be an entertainment experience like no other.

Lovers of underwater life can look forward to the Marine Life Park at the integrated resort when it opens. Expect to marvel at this architectural wonder, which will house the world's largest oceanarium and the world's longest man-made rainforest river. If you are an avid sea adventurer, you’ll be delighted to visit the Maritime Experiential Museum™ when it opens in 2011. Climb aboard the world's first 4D multi-sensory typhoon Theatre, where you will find yourself shipwrecked on an Arabia-bound cargo ship that runs into a typhoon.

With so much more in store, your adventure at Resorts World Sentosa is only limited by your imagination. This world-class integrated resort is the ideal resort destination where everyone can come together for moving experiences and lasting memories.

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