Are you a thrill-seeker who enjoys fun, adrenaline-pumping activities? Enter the world of rock climbing and bouldering – these exciting activities are bound to get your heart racing and muscles burning. You can even build your strength, stamina and agility through these sports.
At the end of the climb, you’ll get a sense of satisfaction as you look around at the heights you’ve scaled!
From kid-friendly gyms to augmented reality (AR) climbing walls, here are 12 rock climbing and bouldering gyms you can check out in Singapore!
*Disclaimer: This article is not meant to be a form of endorsement for any of the featured rock climbing gyms. Please do your own research before booking a class! Numbering in the article is not meant to represent any sort of ranking; gyms are arranged into categories and ordered based on Google/Facebook ratings.
Rock Climbing Gyms for All Ages
Looking to spend a fun day out with your family doing rock climbing? These gyms welcome both adults and children so you can let your little ones challenge their limits!
1. Kinetics Climbing
Facebook rating: 5.0 (636 reviews)
Classes: Kids, adults, SNCS Level 1
Equipment rental: Harness, rental lock, ABD device, chalk bag, socks, shoes
Suitable for beginners
Rock climbing and bouldering available
Fun for the whole family, Kinetics Climbing has rock climbing and bouldering walls with routes suitable for climbers of all ages and experience levels. Test your strength and problem-solving skills at the different walls available and guide your kids along the way.
Learn the fundamentals of rock climbing and get certified through the Singapore National Climbing Standards (SNCS) Level 1 course at the gym. You’ll solidify all the basics, like belaying, top rope climbing and climbing techniques.
The gym offers a fun and encouraging environment for all who wish to walk – or should we say climb – the path!
Type of pass |
Number of sessions |
Price |
Adult |
1 session |
$19 |
Student (21 years old and below) |
1 session |
$15 |
Multipass |
5 sessions |
$85 ($17/session) |
10 sessions |
$150 ($15/session) |
*A registration fee of $5 applies for first-time patrons.
Contact details
Address: 511 Serangoon Road, Singapore 218153
Opening hours: 4pm – 10pm (Mon), 1pm – 10pm (Tues – Fri), 10am – 7pm (Sat – Sun & Public Holiday)
Email: mail@kineticsclimbing.com.sg
Phone: 6291 5045
2. Fit Bloc
Facebook rating: 5.0 (8 reviews)
Equipment rental: Harness and shoes
Other facilities: Gym, swimming pool, sauna, treadmill, spin bikes
Suitable for kids
Rock climbing and bouldering available
Fit Bloc is known for its open ambience, high ceilings and wide variety of climbing and boulder problems to solve. Westies, here’s a cause for celebration – both their outlets are conveniently situated in the West!
Fit Bloc invites beginners and experienced climbers alike to climb their 3 bouldering areas and 1 high wall. If you’re already a climber, this is a great place to bring your kids for their first taste of the sport.
The gym is lauded for their approachable staff and variety of amenities such as their pool and sauna. One session is simply not enough, you’ll keep wanting to go back for more!
Type of pass | Number of sessions | Price |
Adult |
1 session |
$28 |
3 sessions* |
$60 ($20/session) |
|
10 sessions |
$180 ($18/session) |
|
Children (5 – 12 years old)** |
1 session |
$14 |
*Only for first-timers
**1 child must be accompanied by 1 adult.
Contact details
Address: Multiple locations
Email: hello@fitbloc.com
WhatsApp: 6612 2046
3. Boulder Planet
Facebook rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)
Classes: Kids/family, adults
Equipment rental: Socks, shoes
Suitable for beginners
Only for bouldering
Boulder Planet is a beginner-friendly climbing gym exclusive for bouldering. Spacious and with equipment from around the world, the gym offers a top-notch climbing experience for people of all ages. Despite its large size, the environment manages to remain warm and community-centric. It’s not uncommon to see families and strangers socialising with one another.
Boulder Planet also believes in empowering people to be bold and inspired through the art of climbing. Aside from keeping yourself active and fit, they hope you take away a new sense of determination along with the sport!
Type of pass |
Number of sessions |
Price |
Adult |
1 session |
$30 |
Youth (18 years old and below) |
1 session |
$15 |
Multipass |
5 sessions |
$125 ($25/session) |
10 sessions |
$200 ($20/session) |
Contact details
Address: 604 Sembawang Road, Sembawang Shopping Centre, #B1-22/23, Singapore 758459
Opening hours: 10am – 10pm (Mon – Fri), 10am – 9pm (Sat – Sun & Public Holiday)
Email: info@boulderplanet.sg
Phone/Whatsapp: 9469 2386
4. OYEYO Boulder Home
Facebook rating: 4.9 (33 reviews)
Classes: Kids, adults
Equipment rental: Shoes, lockers
Other facilities: Training room
Suitable for beginners
Only for bouldering
OYEYO Boulder Home is a gym that celebrates all the things bouldering teaches us – strength, flexibility, creativity, self-confidence and teamwork.
Theirs is a warm, welcoming environment built by a passionate group of instructors and regulars alike. They offer both beginner-friendly and challenging routes, so anyone and everyone can have a great time climbing.
Pop by after work for a quick body and mind workout or make it a whole-day family event over the weekend. The gym also offers introductory classes and private coaching, great for first-timers or those who want to work on their techniques respectively.
Number of sessions |
Price* |
Validity |
1 session |
$18 |
- |
5 sessions |
$80 ($16/session) |
6 months |
10 sessions |
$140 ($14/session) |
6 months |
20 sessions |
$240 ($12/session) |
1 year |
*First-time patrons are subject to a registration fee of $10.
Contact details
Address: 148 Mackenzie Road, Singapore 228724
Opening hours: 1pm – 10pm (Mon – Fri), 10am – 7pm (Sat – Sun & Public Holiday)
Email: oyeyooperations@gmail.com
Phone: 6996 2095
5. The Rock School
Facebook rating: 4.8 (375 reviews)
Classes: Kids, youth, adults
Equipment rental: Shoes, socks, harness, belay device, lead rope
Suitable for beginners
Rock climbing and bouldering available
The Rock School is a friendly neighbourhood climbing gym for climbers of all ages and experience levels. Round up your friends and family to experience reaching greater heights together!
They believe in supporting others through their Climbmunity Spirit. New friendships are forged by climbers who become belay buddies and share climbing tips with one another. They even have a welcoming, tight-knit online community on Facebook and Telegram!
Looking to improve your climbing techniques and movement while in a safe and supportive environment? The gym offers a range of programmes for the young ones, and ClimbFit classes for adults looking to improve their fitness and technique.
Type of pass |
Number of sessions |
Price |
Validity |
Adult (19 years old and above) |
1 session |
$17 |
- |
Youth & children (18 years old and below) |
1 session |
$15 |
- |
Supervising adult (Non-Climber) |
1 session |
$10 |
- |
Multi-sharable pass |
5 sessions |
$80 ($16/session) |
3 months |
10 sessions |
$150 ($15/session) |
6 months |
|
30 sessions |
$390 ($13/session) |
12 months |
Contact details
Address: Our Tampines Hub, 1 Tampines Walk #02-81, Singapore 528523
Opening hours: 11am - 10pm (Mon – Fri), 9am - 9pm (Sat – Sun & Public Holiday)
Email: climb@therockschool.sg
Phone/Whatsapp: 9635 3488
6. Lighthouse Climbing
Google rating: 4.8 (76 reviews)
Classes: Kids, animal flow
Equipment rental: Chalk, socks, shoes
Other facilities: Kilter Board, Tension Board, Train-to-Climb coordination wall
Suitable for beginners
Only for bouldering
Lighthouse Climbing is the very first climbing gym in Singapore to be crowdfunded. The overwhelming support they received can be attributed to their dedication to serving the local climbing community.
They provide the latest in climbing technology for climbers looking to improve on their techniques. Train up on their Kilter Boards, Tension Boards, and Train-to-Climb Walls to be the best you can be.
On top of their support for experienced climbers, the gym is known to have an open and encouraging atmosphere for climbers of all levels. They have a community that embraces new climbers, with instructors always ready to help you along the way!
Type of pass |
Number of sessions |
Price |
Validity |
Adults |
1 session |
$24 |
- |
Youth (18 years old and below) |
1 session |
$18 |
- |
Child (12 years old and below) |
1 session |
$15 |
- |
Senior citizens (55 years old and above) |
1 session |
$18 |
- |
Adult & child (12 years old and below) |
1 session |
$35 (U.P. $39) |
- |
Multipass |
5 sessions |
$110 ($22/session) |
6 months |
10 sessions |
$200 ($20/session) |
1 year |
Contact details
Address: 44 Pasir Panjang Road, Block B-02, Singapore 118504
Opening hours: 9.30am - 10.15pm (Mon – Fri), 9.30am – 9.15pm (Sat – Sun)
Email: lighthouseclimbing@gmail.com
Phone: 9724 4091
7. Boulder World
Facebook rating: 4.7 (12 reviews)
Classes: Kids, adults
Equipment rental: Socks, shoes
Other facilities: Kilter Board, MoonBoard, Tension Board, fitness room
Suitable for beginners
Only for bouldering
Boulder World is 650 square metres of pure bouldering fun, conveniently located in Paya Lebar and Orchard, Paragon! One of the largest gyms of its kind in Singapore, it offers over 100 problems to challenge your mind and body.
Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned climber, the gym welcomes one and all to join in the adrenaline-pumping sport. You can even grab a friend or two and participate in their community activities like Halloween or Ladies Night.
Try your hand at one of its futuristic LED walls like the Kilter Board or the MoonBoard. Simply download the apps and pair your devices to start customising new routes for yourself. The possibilities are endless!
Type of pass |
Number of sessions |
Price |
Validity |
Adults |
1 session |
$25 |
- |
5 sessions |
$120 ($24/session) |
6 months |
|
10 sessions |
$200 ($20/session) |
1 year |
|
Youth (below 18 years old) |
1 session |
$18 |
- |
Adult & child (13 years old and below) |
1 session |
$35 |
- |
Contact details
Address: Multiple locations
Opening hours: 9am – 10.30pm (Mon – Fri), 9am – 9pm (Sat – Sun & Public Holiday)
Email: climb@boulderworld.com
Phone: 6917 7783
8. BFF Climb
Facebook rating: 4.5 (17 reviews)
Classes: Kids, adults
Other facilities: MoonBoard, Kilter Board, AR wall
Equipment included
Suitable for beginners
Rock climbing and bouldering available
For hours of family-friendly fun, try BFF Climb! Both their Bukit Timah and Bendemeer outlets have 2 specialised zones for climbers – the Play Zone and the Climb Zone.
Great for friends and families of all ages, the Play Zone features speed climbing, challenging auto belays, a hangout area and a nifty gamified AR wall! The whole space screams fun, from the vibrant colours to the chill atmosphere.
The Climb Zone is open to climbers aged 13 and up. Expect beginner-friendly routes and a friendly, encouraging environment to build your confidence. The zone also features BFF’s MoonBoard and Kitler Board – great for those looking to level up their climbing skills.
They offer different packages for different zones, age groups and locations. Check out their website for their rates!
Contact details
Address: Multiple locations
Email: contact@bffclimb.com
WhatsApp: 9119 6575
9. Ground Up Climbing
Google rating: 4.4 (163 reviews)
Classes: Kids, adults, Assisted Belay Device (ABD), SNCS Level 1 – 3
Equipment rental: Harness, carabiner, ABD device, rope, socks, shoes
Other facilities: Outdoor lead wall
Suitable for beginners
Rock climbing and bouldering available
Looking for fun outdoor activities in Singapore? This gym has an outdoor wall for you to try lead climbing! If you're looking for something more beginner-friendly, work out your muscles with their indoor auto belay, top rope and bouldering walls.
Ground Up Climbing strives to build a close-knit environment that’s accessible to people of all ages. They have multiple programmes catered towards children, like kids climbing classes and fun climbs. You can even host one-of-a-kind rock climbing birthday parties with them, where your kids and their friends can enjoy the sport together!
If you’re looking to master your climbing skills, the gym offers SNCS Level 1 (beginner), 2 (intermediate) and 3 (advanced) courses and certifications. Check out their SNCS page for more details.
Type of pass |
Number of sessions |
Price |
Adult |
1 session |
$22 |
5 sessions |
$100 ($20/session) |
|
10 sessions |
$180 ($18/session) |
|
Youth (17 years old and below)* |
1 session |
$15 |
5 sessions |
$70 ($14/session) |
|
10 sessions |
$120 ($12/session) |
*Children 12 years old and below will require a supervising adult whose entry is chargeable at $10.
Contact details
Address: 60 Tessensohn, CSC @ Tessensohn (Level 2), Singapore 217664
Opening hours: 5pm – 11pm (Mon), 12pm – 11pm (Tues – Thurs), 12pm – 10.30pm (Fri), 10am – 9pm (Sat – Sun & Public Holiday)
Email: enquiries@groundupsg.com
Phone: 6292 7701
10. Climb Central
Facebook rating: 4.4 (96 reviews)
Equipment rental: Harness, shoes
Rock climbing and bouldering available
Anyone who’s been to Kallang Wave or Funan is bound to have noticed the rock climbing walls towering right through the centre of the malls. These are part of Climb Central’s chain of indoor gyms peppered across the island.
The gym offers all the essentials for a full climbing experience, from auto belays to top ropes, lead climbs and bouldering walls. Their convenient locations and beginner-friendly amenities make them a highly accessible place to enjoy the sport.
With a multitude of shops and eateries around the gym outlets, you can easily rope in all your friends for a fun day of self-care for your body and mind!
Type of pass |
Number of sessions |
Price* |
Validity |
Adult |
1 session |
$25 |
- |
Youth (13 – 17 years old) |
1 session |
$20 |
- |
Adult & child (5 – 12 years old) |
1 session |
$31 |
- |
5 sessions |
$130 ($26/session) |
1 year |
|
10 sessions |
$230 ($23/session) |
1 year |
|
Multipass |
5 sessions |
$105 ($21/session) |
1 year |
10 sessions |
$190 ($19/session) |
1 year |
*First-time patrons are subject to additional registration fees.
Contact details
Address: Multiple locations
Opening hours: 11am – 11pm (Mon – Fri), 9am – 9pm (Sat – Sun & Public Holiday)
Email: info@climbcentral.sg
Rock Climbing Gyms for Youths and Adults
These rock climbing gyms allow you to find a community of passionate, like-minded individuals who are around a similar age.
11. Boulder Movement
Facebook rating: 5.0 (97 reviews)
Classes: Adults
Equipment rental: Socks, shoes
Suitable for beginners
Only for bouldering
If you’re looking for a climbing community and a gym to grow at, consider Boulder Movement. They recommend different outlets for climbers of different experience levels:
- Downtown – great for beginners
- Tai Seng, Rochor, Bugis – recommended for intermediate climbers
- Suntec City – for seasoned climbers who want a challenge
Their routes feature a progressive in-house difficulty scale, allowing climbers to improve at a comfortable pace. The good mix of problems are set up for a truly satisfying session each time you climb.
Here’s a little tip for those who love a challenge: try the spaceship overhang at their Suntec City outlet. Good luck!
Type of pass* |
Number of sessions |
Price |
Adults |
1 session |
$30 |
3 sessions** |
$59 |
|
5 sessions |
$135 |
*All entry passes listed have a validity of 3 months.
**Only for first-timers.
Contact details
Address: Multiple locations
Opening hours: 5.30pm – 10pm (Mon), 12pm – 4.30pm; 5.30pm – 10pm (Tues – Fri), 10am - 2.30pm; 3.30pm - 8pm (Sat – Sun & Public Holiday)
Email: ask@boulderm.com
Phone/Whatsapp: 9469 2386
12. Boruda Climbing
Facebook rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)
Classes: Adults
Equipment rental: Chalk, shoes
Suitable for beginners
Only for bouldering
Be transported to the bouldering walls of Japan at Boruda Climbing. As you’d expect from most things Japanese-inspired, the gym has a calming, zen vibe to it. Its bright lighting adds to its airy, chill atmosphere – plus it’s perfect for those sweet climbing IG pics!
The concept bouldering gym has a grading system of 10Q (easiest) to 1Q (hardest), featuring beginner to expert climbing routes. Discover your full potential with boruda tensai classes, complimentary for anyone with an entry pass. They take place on Mondays (10Q to 8Q), Wednesdays (7Q to 6Q) and Fridays (5Q to 4Q) from 7 to 8pm.
Type of pass |
Number of sessions |
Price |
Adults |
1 session |
$30 |
5 sessions |
$125 ($25/session) |
|
10 sessions |
$200 ($20/session) |
|
Youth (18 years old and below) |
1 session |
$15 |
Contact details
Address: 991A Alexandra Road #02-06/07, Singapore 119969
Opening hours: 1.30pm – 10.30pm (Mon), 9.30am – 10.30pm (Tues – Wed, Fri), 11.30am – 10.30pm (Thurs), 9am – 9pm (Sat – Sun & Public Holiday)
Email: info@boruda.sg
Phone/Whatsapp: 6994 2325
13. Origin Boulder
Google rating: 4.8 (41 reviews)
Classes: Adults
Equipment rental: Socks, shoes, t-shirts
Suitable for beginners
Only for bouldering
Centrally located, Origin Boulder is an indoor bouldering gym for adults of all experience levels. Challenge your mind and muscles on the multiple routes set across over 220 square metres of climbable wall.
The community is friendly and inviting, with professional staff always ready to help you solve any problem you may be stuck on. Many climbers return for the camaraderie and chill vibes that wash away any pent-up stress accumulated over the week.
Type of pass |
Number of sessions |
Price |
Adult |
1 session |
$26 |
Youth (13 – 18 years old) |
1 session |
$18 |
Multipass |
5 sessions |
$120 ($24/session) |
10 sessions |
$200 ($20/session) |
Contact details
Address: 18 Cross Street, Cross Street Exchange, #B1-117/118, Singapore 048423
Opening hours: 11am – 10pm (Mon – Thurs), 9.30am – 10pm (Fri – Sat), 9.30am – 5.45pm (Sun)
Email: hello@originboulder.sg
Phone: 8818 6879
Tips for Rock Climbing in Singapore
If you’re trying rock climbing for the first time, here are some tips to help you get started!
Start with warm-up exercises
Before you begin tackling the climb, it’s important to start off with some warm-up exercises to prepare your body. Doing so can help to prevent injuries or overheating of your body. Examples of exercises include slow jogs or some simple stretches.
Stay close to the wall
Though you may occasionally need to move away from the wall to check your route, you may want to keep your body as close to the wall as possible for the majority of the climb. This allows you to better maintain your centre of gravity and makes the climb easier and more efficient.
You can do this by keeping either side of your hip close to the wall at all times and ensuring that your knees are not pointed towards the wall.
Find your climbing style
There is a wide range of climbing techniques and styles – each requires different levels of strength and balancing ability, and has an effect on your speed of climbing.
For example, some styles are more dynamic than others and require more strength. Hence, it’s crucial to move fast. Conversely, others that are more static in nature require slow and deliberate movements to prevent you from falling.
As each individual is unique, it’s important to find a technique and style that best suits your abilities.
Find a resting spot
As you’re climbing, make an effort to find suitable resting spots along the way where you can take a breather and shake out your tired muscles. This can make your climbing experience a more efficient one!
Practice falling
As a climber, it’s essential to get used to falling, and this is especially so for a beginner. You may fall when a foot is in the wrong place, when you lose your grip or when you’re unable to maintain your balance.
For rock climbing, if you feel like you’re about to fall, push away from the wall and place your body weight on the rope and harness. Make sure to land on your feet too (especially for bouldering)!
If you have a fear of falling, a good way to overcome this fear is to practice falling.
FAQs About Rock Climbing in Singapore
Rock (or rope) climbing involves the use of a rope, harness and other gear to scale a tall wall. Bouldering, which is a form of rock climbing, doesn’t involve any equipment, though climbing shoes and chalk are used to create a more secure grip and foothold.
As ropes and harnesses aren’t used for bouldering, the walls are often shorter (less than 6.1m) than rock climbing walls. Mats are also placed on the floor to cushion falls.
There are numerous rock climbing gyms in Singapore that are suitable for beginners such as:
- BFF Climb
- Boruda Climbing
- Boulder Movement
- Boulder Planet
- Boulder World
- Ground Up Climbing
- Kinetics Climbing
- Origin Boulder
- OYEYO Boulder Home
If you’re looking to bring your child to a rock climbing gym, here are some kid-friendly places you can try:
- BFF Climb
- Boulder Planet
- Boulder World
- Climb Central
- Fit Bloc
- Ground Up Climbing
- Kinetics Climbing
- Lighthouse Climbing
- OYEYO Boulder Home
The price of rock climbing in Singapore varies depending on your age group and the number of sessions you’re signing up for.
This is the general price range according to age group for single entry sessions:
- Adults: $18 to $30
- Youths and children: $14 to $20
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