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Singapore Beaches

Siloso Beach, Tanjong Beach, Palawan Beach, Changi Beach, Punggol beach, Lazarus Island, Pulau Ubin, Kusu Island, Pasir Ris Beach, East Coast Beach, Sembawang Beach and many more. 

From pristine tranquil landscapes, music festivals, leisurely getaways, beach sports, and pretty good nightlife options, beaches in Singapore have something to offer to everybody. Famous around the world as a shopping and culinary destination, not many people know that Singapore is an archipelago of 63 islands! Naturally, it has plenty of beautiful beach fronts that are well connected, clean, and safe for tourists.

An interesting fact about the beaches here is that many of them are man-made but make up for it by offering other explorations and attractions and continue to allure tourists from around the world. Most of the beaches in Singapore are concentrated around the East Coast and Sentosa Island.

While the ones around Sentosa are definitely more popular and livelier, known for watersports and wild parties, the East Coast beaches are away from the crowds and frequented by people for chilling and spending long leisurely hours. So, whether you are planning a Singapore Tour with your family or are a group of friends looking to indulge in some tropical fun, here is a list of the best beaches that will surely make you want to pack your bags and leave.

Here is the list of best beaches in Singapore:

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Tanjong Beach

Tanjong Beach is a must-visit for travelers who want to kick back and relax in this calm and secluded tropical gem located on the southern coast of Sentosa island. A major attraction for the tourists is the fact that this moon-shaped beach is a man-made creation with sands shipped all the way from Australia.

The beach is also known for the night parties thrown at the famous Tanjong Beach Club.

Activities: Cycle on the beach, relax on the sunbeds
                  Dance away at the full moon parties
                  Indulge in delectable seafood (Tanjong Beach Club)
                  Kayaking, Fishing, and Swimming.

How to get there:
Tanjong Beach can be reached by taking the Sentosa Express that is located on the 3rd floor of Vivocity. After boarding the express, take the yellow line or red line bus. You can also take the Palawan- Tanjong Beach tram.

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Siloso Beach

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Siloso Beach is the liveliest and the busiest beach on the island of Sentosa. Enveloped in a beautiful landscape, there is never a boring moment when you are at one of the best beaches in Singapore.

It is dotted with resorts, bars, restaurants, and shops. During the daytime, it’s frequented by families who want to spend time indulging in outdoor sports and by those who love a good party scene in the evenings.

Activities: Visit the 19th-century Fort Siloso, the only restored coastal fort in Singapore
                  Indulge in beach sports like volleyball, rollerblading, kayaking, and horse riding.
                  Visit the bar for drinks and live music (Bikini Bar, Mambo, Sand Bar).

How to get there: The Beach Station Terminal is located just next to Siloso Beach. The Terminal is reachable by Bus no. 123. The nearest MRT station to the beach is HarbourFront MRT. After which, a cab can be hired.

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Palawan Beach

With its warm emerald-colored waters, white sandy beaches dotted with palm trees, the Palawan beach is amongst the must-visit beaches in Singapore for the myriad of activities that it offers. There are plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, waterparks and theme parks, and options for watersports.

Activities: Beach sports like jetpacking, banana boat riding, kayaking, and jet boarding.
                  Visit the famous theme park (Palawan Pirate Ship)
                  See the animal shows (Amphitheatre)
                  Hike on the suspension bridge
                  Indulge in drinks and dining (Bora Bora Beach Bar, Club Islander)

How to get there: Palawan beach is easy by public transport in the city. You need to take the Sentosa Express from Vivocity Level 3 and alight at the beach station. Then take the blue line to reach Palawan.

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Changi Beach

Changi Beach, a quaint 16-century beach with its rich history and war legends floating around it and the breathtaking picture postcard-like landscape, allures tourists from all over the world. There are options for everybody- play & cycling areas for children and beach sports & village hikes for adults along with plenty of great places to eat. This is amongst the must-visit beaches in Singapore.

Activities: Visit the Changi jetty and view the arrival & take-off of 747 planes (Changi Beach Park)
                  Explore the beach on a cycle, enjoy seafood, pasta, and grilled meats (Gurame
                  Indonesian Restaurant, Smith Marine)
                  Visit the historic Changi village to meet the locals,
                  Visit the Changi chapel, which is a WW-2 memorial.

How to get there:
Changi Beach is reachable by Bus number 9, 19, and 89. It is also reachable by Changi Airport MRT Station after an 18-minute taxi ride from Exit B.

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Punggol Beach

Punggol Beach is a haven for tourists who want to spend some tranquil time away from the crowds and noise of the other busier beaches in Singapore. The white sands dotted with black-brown boulders lend this beach a very unique appearance.

An interesting draw for travelers is that this beach was the site of the Sook Ching massacre during WW-2 and is adorned with memorial plaques. 


Activities: Indulge in water sports like Wakeboarding, boating, and kayaking
                  Take a carriage ride (Punggol park)
                  See striking views of the Strait of Johor (Ship shaped Punggol viewpoint)
                  Indulge in delicious Japanese, French & Italian cuisine (Ah Dong The House, Frenzies
                  Bar & Bistro)

How to get there: You can reach the beach via MRT. Alight at Punggol MRT Station and take bus no. 84 from the Interchange. It is also accessible by bus numbers 3, 34, 62, 82, 118, 85, 117.

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St John’s Island

This island is a spectacular beach holiday location known for its abundant natural beauty, scores of friendly cats roaming the island, a huge number of dolphins, hidden passages & caves, and thick mangroves perfect for short hikes.

Activities: Explore the hidden passageways up till Lazarus Island & Pulau Seringat
                  Visit the Tropical Marine Science Institute to explore the exotic flora & fauna, swim with
                  the dolphins
                  Spend time feeding the hundreds of resident cats.

How to get there: The island is reachable by ferry ride from Marina South Pier, which is next to the Marina South Pier MRT Station. Once at the pier, you can buy tickets from the Singapore Island Cruise booth.

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Lazarus Island

Lazarus Island is one of the few natural islands in Singapore known for some of the most spectacular beaches in Singapore, coral reefs, hilly landscape, and exotic flora & fauna. This is one of those places, which is mainly visited for its calm, quiet, and pure wilderness. The absence of restaurants or resorts has let the landscapes remain untouched.

Activities: Swim to explore the coral reefs and schools of colorful fish
                  Beach photography
                  Take a relaxed stroll on the beach.

How to get there: There is no direct way to reach Lazarus Island. You need to first reach St. John’s Island by taking the MRT to Marina South Pier Station and exiting from gate B. After reaching St. John’s island, you can reach Lazarus Island by ferry or a 10-minute walk.

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East Coast Beach

East Coast Park is a beautiful escape into the nature that provides fun sporting and recreational activities amidst lush greenery and fresh air. Add to it expanses of sandy beaches for those fond of watersports and swimming, and you have the perfect day planned.

Activities: Indulge in beach sports like kayaking, paddle boarding, and windsurfing
                  Skate at the Xtreme SkatePark,
                  Cycle on the coast, barbeque on the beachside,
                  Indulge in delectable cuisine (Lagoon Food Village, Sandbank).

How to get there:
East Coast Park is easily reachable from the East Coast Park Service Road. You can also reach by bus no. 401 or Bedok MRT on the weekends.

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Pulau Ubin

A visit to Pulau Ubin is like taking a step back in time. The island is the only habited authentic village left in Singapore. With its rugged terrain and calm waters, the island offers plenty of activities for everybody. Pulau Ubin is famous for traditional Singapore seafood cuisine.

Activities: Indulge in kayaking amongst lush mangroves & spotting monitor lizards for beginners.
                  Take challenging sea kayaking tours, which are around 9 kilometers
                  Explore the charming paths, ponds, and village houses on a bike, hiking (Chek Jawa
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                  Indulge in prawns, crabs & mussels (First Stop Restaurant, New Ubin Seafood, Season
                  Live Seafood).

How to get there: Tourists need to hire a bumboat once they reach Changi Point Ferry Terminal to reach the island. The ride takes about 15- minutes.

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Kusu Island

Kusu Island is a tropical paradise steeped in mystic legends. Translating to ‘Tortoise Island’, this is known to be a shrine dedicated to a giant tortoise that saved the lives of two men. Needless to mention, hundreds of tortoise inhabit this island and are a sight to see.

Kusu has ancient architecture, calm lagoons, and some of the most secluded beaches in Singapore for people to spend some peaceful time away from the noise.

Activities: Swim in the lagoons and explore the coral reefs & marine life
                  Take a day trip to St. John’s island
                  Visit the Tortoise Sanctuary and the Chinese Temple
                  Have a sundown drink at the amazing bars (The Jolly Roger, Coastes, Holland Village).

How to get there:
Kusu island is around 30 minutes by ferry from South Marina Pier, which is next to the Marina South Pier MRT station. On reaching the pier, you can buy tickets from the Singapore Island Cruise booth.

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Pasir Ris Beach

Pasir Ris, translating to ‘Narrow beach’, is a great choice for a daylong outing for fun activities in a countryside kind of beautiful setting and is amongst the most popular beaches in Singapore. There are a number of great places to experience and indulge in for enthusiasts of outdoor sports and those interested in birds and exotic plants.

Activities: Cook your own food amidst spectacular locales at one the 65 BBQ pits
                  Cycle, night camp & skate at Pasir Ris Park,
                  Birdwatch (Park’s watching tower),
                  Hike in the mangroves, horseback riding
                  Indulge in delicious food (Five Rabbits Bistro, Georges)

How to get there: The nearest MRT station is Pasir Ris (EW1). In case you want to take a bus, take bus no. 403 from Pasir Ris Bus Interchange and get down at Pasir Ris Road Entrance. Walk to the mangrove Broadwalk from Pasir Ris Drive 3.

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Sembawang Beach

Sembawang Park lies on the seaside facing the Strait of Johor, you can spend some peaceful ‘me-time’ at the calm beach, one of the last few natural beaches in Singapore. The beachside is perfect for a day under the warm sun and cool ocean breeze while you play beach volleyball, indulge in waterports like snorkelling & diving, or just take a long stroll on the beach.

Activities: Cook your own food in the wonderful outdoors at the BBQ pits
                  Explore water sports at the beach
                  Visit the nearby historical landmarks (Beaulieu House, the remains of the 1920s Seletar
                  Pier, Admiralty House, Masjid Petempatan)
                  Indulge in a drink and seafood (Teo Heng KTV Studio, Terror Club, Ginza Pub)

How to get there: The Park is reachable SMRT bus no. 882, which will drop you at Sembawang Road End Terminal

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Coney Island (Pulau Serangoon)

Coney Islands are the closest that you can get to an idyllic beach scene just out of a picture postcard. Breathtaking scenery coupled with rustic trails makes this place perfect for spending the whole day amidst untouched beaches and surroundings.

Activities: Cycle in the rustic off- beaten trails
                  Spot the wild creatures including the Brahman Bull, varieties of colorful butterflies,
                  and over 80 species of birds
                  Challenge yourself to finish the obstacle course of uprooted trees (Casuarina
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How to get there:
The island is located next to Punggol Promenade Nature Walk. You can take bus no. 84 to Punggol Point Park. Then you need to walk for about 500 meters east to reach Coney Island.

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Sisters Island

Sisters’ Island is a group of two islands- Big Sister’s island (Pulau Subar Laut) and Little Sister’s Island (Pulau Subar Darat) separated by a water channel. These islands have mystical stories of yore around them, which make them an alluring destination for tourists.

These two islands, because of their rich marine life, species of plants & over 250 species of corals, have been converted into a Marine Park to develop people’s interest in marine conservation.

Activities: Intertidal walk to see varieties of colourful starfish and seashells, swimming, snorkelling
                  See the hundreds of varieties of trees, fish, and birds.

How to get there: Sisters’ island is not connected via public transport. You will need to take a chartered ferry from Marina South Pier to reach the island.

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Pulau Hantu Island

Pulau Hantu Island, meaning “Ghost Island” in Malay, is a serene getaway known for its clear waters and rich marine biodiversity. Located off the southern coast of Singapore, it is a famous Singapore beach and a hidden gem that provides a peaceful retreat and a day trip or camping adventure.

The island comprises two islets—Pulau Hantu Besar (Big Ghost Island) and Pulau Hantu Kechil (Small Ghost Island).

Activities: 
Exploring vibrant marine life while snorkelling and scuba diving. 
                  Swimming in the calm, crystal-clear ocean waters.
                  Camping and spending a night under the stars with prior permits.
                  Enjoying a peaceful picnic on pristine shores.
                  Basking in the sun and relaxing on the beaches.

How to get there: Pulau Hantu Island can be reached by taking a ferry or boat from the West Coast Pier or Marina South Pier in Singapore. You can also take private charters which are available for groups.

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  1. Which are the best beaches in Singapore?

    1. Palawan Beach: Swaying palm trees, azure blue waters and pristine white beaches is what you can find in Palawan Beach. This is one of the best beaches in Singapore both for kids and adults as the beach is dotted with lively bars, an exciting fun zone with a pirate theme and so much more.

    2. Changi Beach: This is one of the best Singapore beaches on the East Coast. It is a popular beach for fitness enthusiasts, swimmers and nature lovers. The beach has barbecue pits, walking and cycling trails, playgrounds, camping facilities and excellent beach cafes and bars.

    3. Siloso Beach: This is one of the liveliest beaches in Singapore with people flocking from all parts of the country to party and have a fun time. It is the best place to party, enjoy seafood, indulge in watersports and have a gala time on the beach. Lazarus Island - The beaches on Lazarus Island are spectacular with a rustic and tropical atmosphere. White sands, turquoise waters and a tropical jungle just off the beach and a host of water sports facilities makes this place a truly fantastic beach destination.

    4. Tanjong Beach:This is a magnificent crescent shaped man-made beach with clear shallow water, white sands and swaying palm trees. This is one of the most popular party destinations and the parties are organized by the Tanjong Beach Club every fortnight.

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  2. What are the best water sports to do at Singapore beaches?

    1. Flyboarding: This is one of the most popular adrenaline pumping water sports in Singapore beaches. Enjoy a bird’s eye view as you hover over the Sentosa Beaches while you try out a variety of stunts in mid-air. Certified instructors are available to ensure your safety.

    2. Jet Skiing: Indulge in an amazing adrenaline rush with a spin in the waters of Singapore on a high powered jet ski. These powerful machines are available for rent on an hourly basis or longer. Sentosa Island is one of the best places where you can try out jet skiing.

    3. Wakeboarding: Wakeboarding is similar to surfing but your speed is managed by the speeding motorboat. Enjoy skimming on the calm waters of the Singapore coastline on specially designed boards. Sailing - This is one of the most relaxing watersports where you can rent a boat and sail away into the horizon. Enjoy the sun, wind and the gently lapping waves as you set sail.

    4. Diving: The Singapore coastline offers a wide variety of marine life and exploring these depths is one of the most exhilarating experiences you can indulge in. You can choose from a variety of packages which includes diving equipment, scuba diving lessons and underwater cameras.

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  3. Which are the best beach resorts in Singapore?

    1. Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa - This resort is just a few minutes walk from Palawan Beach and it is one of the best properties to enjoy a luxurious staycation near the beaches of Singapore. The property offers stylish rooms, four outdoor pools, two dining options, a bar with karaoke, a luxurious spa, a business center and lots more.

    2. Siloso Beach Resort:
     Indulge in a luxurious staycation in a spectacular property located right next to the tranquil Siloso Beach of Singapore. This property is an award winning eco-resort with sea facing as well as garden facing rooms. The in-house restaurant offers authentic local dishes prepared with locally sourced ingredients. Guests can also enjoy the outdoor pool, island nature walks, bike tours and other activities.

    3. Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa Beach Resort: This is an upscale beach resort offering panoramic views of the South China Seas. Chic rooms with balconies and suited rooms with jacuzzis enhances your stay at this wonderful property. The resort has 2 bars, 4 dining options, a luxurious spa, an outdoor pool, kids’ pool with water slides, water sports facilities and many other benefits.

    4. Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa: This fabulous luxury resort is close to the iconic Tanjong Beach and offers elegant rooms with fantastic views. The property also has a wide range of luxury suites and villa accommodations as well. The resort offers 3 dining options, a chic spa, gardens, outdoor pools, gym and tennis court.

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  4. What is the best time to visit Singapore?

    The best time to visit Singapore is between December to June. However, it can also be safely mentioned that this pretty country is a year round destination. If you love sunshine then the best time to visit is from February to April when the weather is dry and days are sunny.

    For a relaxing and crowd-free holiday the ideal time is between July to November. June to August is the best time if you want to enjoy outdoor activities on the Sentosa Island beaches of Singapore. The Chinese New Year which is held either in January or February, is celebrated in a grand way here. You can visit Singapore during this time to enjoy the best of what it has to offer.

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  5. What is the best beach in Singapore?

    Siloso Beach is one of the best beaches in Singapore. The Beach is great for excellent adventure activities like skim-boarding, kayaking, roller blading, cycling, diving and so much more. It is also famous for its parties and live music after dark. There are lively bars and restaurants along the beach that stay open till late in the night. This is a great place to enjoy and have a wonderful day at the beach.

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  6. Is Changi Beach man-made?

    Changi Beach is one of the oldest beaches in Singapore and was highly popular amongst locals for their beach outings with family and friends. However, with time the Beach has been converted and reworked upon on reclaimed land. Now, most parts of Changi Beach are man made.

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  7. Are there any natural beaches in Singapore?

    Yes, Singapore has natural beaches, though most have been enhanced manually to attract tourists. Changi Beach and Lazarus Island feature some of the most natural stretches of sand, offering a serene escape amidst clear waters and greenery. Pulau Ubin also has rustic beaches surrounded by mangroves, perfect for nature lovers.
  8. What is Changi Beach known for?

    Changi Beach is known for its natural charm, scenic coastline, and tranquil atmosphere. It is one of Singapore’s oldest beaches and is ideal for picnics, barbecues, and family outings. Its peaceful setting also makes it the best beach in Singapore for catching breathtaking sunrises and sunsets along the shore.
  9. Why is Palawan Beach famous?

    Palawan Beach in Sentosa is famous for its family-friendly atmosphere, white sand, and clear waters. Known as the “centre of Sentosa,” it features a suspension bridge leading to the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia, offering stunning views of the oceans. You can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and beach games here.
  10. What is Singapore famous for?

    Singapore is famous for being the:
    -Land of shopping malls
    -Year round summers
    -Super clean cities and public places
    -Singapore Sling
    -Orchid perfumes
    -Tiger Balm Products
    -Coconut Jam
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