Remember the “floating” bookfair at VivoCity last month? Well, that ship has sailed, literally. But the good news is that there’s now another vessel, Cuauhtémoc, at the exact same spot. Yup, you can get free entry to a Mexican Navy ship at VivoCity from now until 26th August 2024.
Image credit: @embamexsing via Instagram
In case you haven’t heard, the ship has docked at the VivoCity Port already. It arrived in Singapore earlier this week and opened its doors to the public on Thursday.
Cuauhtémoc is a training ship that brings Mexican sailors all around the world. The vessel was built in 1981 in Spain before it was taken over by the Mexican Navy to train cadets and officers.
Image credit: @embamexsing via Instagram
For the next few days, you’ll get a chance to board this majestic vessel and get an up-close view of the deck as well as to enjoy sweeping views of Sentosa. Not only that, there’s also a chance to say hi to the sailors and immerse yourself in Mexican culture.
Image adapted from: @chimichangasg via Instagram
Wait, there’s more. If you’re a fan of Mexican cuisine, you can also enjoy 10% off your bill at Chimichanga VivoCity until 26th August 2024.
Simply post a pic of yourself on the Cuauhtémoc on Instagram, follow @chimichangasg, and then tag @chimichangasg and @embamexsing in your post.
The 2 best photos stand to win another $200 dining vouchers from Chimichanga. Winners will be picked on 27th August.
Image credit: @kiza.zhao via Instagram
While there are plenty of fun things to do this weekend, we bet you want to add this unique experience to your list. After all, how often do you get to meet sailors from a faraway country this easily? Don’t rest on it as the ship departs our shores on the morning of 27th August 2024.
Admission: Free
Date: 22nd-26th August 2024
Time: Fri 10am-5pm | Sat-Mon 10am-8pm
Venue: VivoCity, 1 HarbourFront Walk, Sentosa Boardwalk, Singapore 098585
Contact: Embassy of Mexico in Singapore Instagram
Cover image adapted from: @kiza.zhao, @embamexsing via Instagram
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