Best Beaches in Singapore

Popular beaches in Singapore can be divided into two parts – the eastern coastline and the Sentosa Island beaches. While both of them are beautiful, Sentosa Island beaches are much livelier and perfect for beach activities while the eastern coast beaches are meant for relaxing and unwinding. Here are the top 5 beaches in Singapore that one can visit while on a seaside trip:

1. Palawan Beach, Sentosa

Complete with a Cabana style ambiance, Palawan Beach in Singapore is a paradise for sea lovers. The stretch of warm white sand lined with swaying palms at the end of crystal blue and green sea looks straight out of a picture postcard. Throw in some shabby and some more posh beach bars, beach ball and volleyball arenas and restaurants and one has got a dreamland. But why should adults have all the fun with beer and seafood? The pirate-themed water park, Port of the Lost World is a whole new universe for the adventure-loving kids. Wooden beams, treasure hunt, rope bridges and even a real-looking pirate ship – it has it all.

2. Siloso Beach, Sentosa

Siloso is different from Palawan. Though, it lacks in the scenic beauty and exoticness but makes it up for the number of activities available and is the best beach in Singapore for swimming. Beach volleys, banana rides, canoeing, horse riding, partying, dancing – there is never a quiet moment in Siloso Beach. When tired, one can always fall back to the beachfront hotels and restaurants for a quick bite and drink. There are little shops and walkways to explore with kids as well – a perfect family destination.

3. Tanjong Beach, Sentosa

Only a walking distance away from Palawan, Tanjong Beach is one such Singapore beach which is known as the ultimate party destination for beach lovers. The crescent-shaped coast and its warm, azure blue water buzzes with cheering couples and families during the day. When night falls, it transforms into the tropical hotspot for the latest music, dancing, drinking and partying.

4. Pulau Ubin Beach

Pulau Ubin is one of the secret beaches in Singapore that has successfully maintained its pristineness because of its anonymity. Very few people know about the Chek Jawa wetland beaches hidden inside Pulau Ubin. It does not have lots of eateries or nightclubs. But if anyone is interested in exploring the authentic seashore culture upon which the foundation of the country is based, this is the place. Walkways, small souvenir shops, cycle and motorbike paths and local cuisine of fish and octopus together paint the perfect picture for a retreat.

5. Kusu Island Beach

Kusu is not among the most popular ones, but with the natural beauty of its quaint beaches and an additional attraction of the turtle sanctuary, it certainly should be among the top beaches in Singapore.

The tourists can make the best of their trip to Singapore by enjoying the sunny beaches and making the best of the time, being a water baby.