Beaches in Singapore

Siloso Beach is a vibrant and bustling destination on Sentosa Island that offers a perfect blend of entertainment, dining, and outdoor activities. The beach is known for its lively atmosphere, featuring live music, and a range of cafes just a stone's throw away from the sand. If you're looking for some fun outdoor games, Siloso Beach offers an array of options such as volleyball, frisbee, and soccer. For thrill-seekers, the Wave House is a must-visit spot where you can try out surfing and other wave-riding activities.For a unique and breathtaking experience, you can take a stroll on the Fort Siloso Skywalk, a treetop walkway that offers stunning views of the island and the sea. 

How to Reach: Siloso Beach is right next to the Beach Station Terminal. The Terminal is accessible via Bus No. 123. HarbourFront MRT is the closest MRT station to the beach. Following that, a cab can be hired.

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Palawan Beach is one of Sentosa Island's most iconic and visually stunning beaches, featuring a unique archer's bow shape. One of the main attractions of the beach is the suspension bridge that leads to the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the island.

The beach is made up of two linked bays, providing ample space for visitors to take a refreshing dip in the cool waters and participate in an array of fun-filled water activities such as kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and banana boat rides. Nature enthusiasts can visit the Animal & Bird Encounters where they can see a wide variety of animals, including birds, reptiles, and mammals. Additionally, families with children can visit the Port of Lost Wonder, a popular water park with exciting water slides, splash pools, and other fun activities that will keep your kids entertained.

How to Reach: The beach at Palawan is easily accessible by public transportation in the city. Take the Sentosa Express from Vivocity Level 3 and get off at the beach station. Then, to get to Palawan, take the blue line.

Tanjong Beach, situated on the stunning Sentosa Island, boasts a crescent-shaped shoreline that is perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation. The beach offers a secluded and tranquil environment, surrounded by lush greenery, including swaying palm trees that add to the serene ambiance. Its sheltered waters make it an ideal spot for water activities like swimming, kayaking, and jet skiing. Additionally, Tanjong Beach is known for its vibrant party scene, with several beach bars and restaurants that offer drinks, music, and entertainment, making it a great spot for party-goers. Walking along the long stretch of the beach, you can take in the breathtaking scenery and soak in the laid-back atmosphere.The beach is dog-friendly, so you'll see people jumping into the water with their canine companions.

How to Reach: Tanjong Beach is accessible via the Sentosa Express, which is located on the third floor of Vivocity. After getting off the express, take the yellow or red line bus. You can also take the tram from Palawan to Tanjong Beach.

Changi Beach, Singapore's easternmost beach, is part of the Changi Beach Park, where you can enjoy a picnic around the BBQ pits.This lounging beach is a popular spot where you can fancy some time outdoors and get a taste of traditional Kampong life. You can also take part in some fun activities such as fishing, try local delicacies and go for a bike ride to explore the area. You can also head to the northern tip of Changi beach to find the best resorts for camping and visit the Sea Sports Club for a kayaking experience.

How to Reach: Changi Beach is accessible via bus routes 9, 19, and 89. Changi Airport MRT Station is also accessible via an 18-minute taxi ride from Exit B.

Punggol Beach, amongst many beaches in Singapore, is an authentic tropical getaway with its distinctive appearance of white sands interspersed with black-brown boulders.As a part of the National Heritage Board's list of Historic Sites, Punggol Beach has a lot to offer for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. You can enjoy a peaceful time here with a spectacular sunset walk along the majestic Punggol Promenade. A footbridge connects the beach to a dedicated cycling path where you can enjoy a ride and visit Coney Island. Punggol Settlement, located just steps from the beach, provides access to numerous restaurants as well as Punggol Waterway Park. The beach is also home to exotic species where you can gaze at the flora and fauna at the Lorong Halus Wetlands.

How to Reach: The beach is accessible by MRT. Arrive at Punggol MRT Station and transfer to bus no. 84 at the Interchange. It is also served by bus routes 3, 34, 62, 82, 118, 85, and 117.

One of the largest beaches in Singapore is the East Coast Park, where you can enjoy a variety of activities such as cycling, rollerblading, picnicking and beach volleyball. The 15 km stretch of the beach has plenty of options for offshore and aquatic activities along with grassy areas and barbecue pits available for you to have a fun- filled picnic with friends and family. You can also take part in various water sports available at the park, such as windsurfing, kayaking, and paddleboarding. When looking for beaches in Singapore for the most adrenaline filled activities, the East Coast Beach also has the Xtreme SkatePark and cable skiing to enjoy action packed beach-side vacation. 

How to Reach: The East Coast Park Service Road leads directly to the park. On weekends, you can also take bus no. 401 or the Bedok MRT.

Mamam beach is a small secluded beach on the Pulau Ubin island where you can swim in the clear blue waters and cool off from the heat. You can rent a kayak and take part in a variety of beach activities, such as sunbathing, building sandcastles, or simply relaxing on the beach. Camp overnight at the designated campsite near the beach while you experience the island's natural beauty and tranquillity. Pulau Ubin is home to a variety of wildlife, including monkeys, wild boars, and hornbills where you can observe them in their natural habitat while cycling. 

How to Reach: To get to the island, you must hire a bumboat once they arrive at Changi Point Ferry Terminal. It takes about 15 minutes to get there.

Pasir Ris Beach is a 6.6-kilometer-long narrow beach lined with palm trees and a lush mangrove forest that is ideal for swimming. Visit the Mangrove Boardwalk, which provides a great opportunity to experience the mangrove forest ecosystem. You can rent a bike and explore the nearby areas and go fishing at the beach for an exciting experience. There are also several water sports activities that you can try at the beach, such as kayaking, paddle-boarding, and windsurfing. Pasir Ris Park is also located next to the beach, and where you can take part in additional recreational activities such as pony rides, bird watching and a dog run. 

How to Reach: Pasir Ris MRT station is the closest (EW1). If you want to take the bus, take bus 403 from Pasir Ris Bus Interchange to Pasir Ris Road Entrance. From Pasir Ris Drive 3, take the mangrove Boardwalk.