Singapore has several beaches, but the most popular ones are located on the main island and the surrounding islands
Singapore has several beaches, but the most popular ones are located on the main island and the surrounding islands. Famous beaches include Siloso Beach and Tanjong Beach on Sentosa Island, known for activities and sunsets respectively, while for a quieter experience, Lazarus Island and St. John’s Island are recommended and accessible by ferry. The best time to enjoy the sea is from February to March, before humidity and rainfall increase.
Beaches on the main island
- Changi Beach Park: a convenient stop before heading to the airport.
- Pasir Ris Beach: perfect for relaxing under the palm trees.
Beaches on nearby islands
- Beaches of Sentosa (Siloso, Tanjong, Palawan): the most well-known, offering a variety of activities and amenities, from family-friendly areas to sunset spots.
- Lazarus Island: an island with a pristine sandy beach, ideal for those seeking relaxation away from the crowd. It is also known for a colony of friendly cats.
- St. John’s Island: offers a relaxing atmosphere and waters perfect for swimming, and is great for fishing or simply unwinding.
- Sister’s Islands: the area is focused on marine conservation and exploring underwater life.
Best time to visit
October to January: rainfall is more frequent, making a beach holiday less enjoyable.
February to March: the best period to enjoy sun and sea, as the heat is less humid than at other times of the year.
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