The 9 places the travel guides we read name most, what they say about each, and fares from your city.
From the 3 guides that rank for "best beaches in singapore"
Named by 3 of 31. Siloso BeachThe busiest of Sentosa's three beaches, with beach bars, volleyball and music, and parties at night.Water sports include kayaking, paddle boarding and jet skiing, plus flowboarding at Wave House.
Named by 3 of 32. Palawan BeachFamily-friendly with calm water and soft sand, and a bridge to the southernmost point of continental Asia.A short walk from Siloso, it is a quieter stretch with a kids' club by the beach.
Named by 3 of 33. East Coast ParkA seaside park of more than 15 km, one of the largest and most popular beach spots, with cycling and picnics.It gets busy on weekends; camping is possible with a permit.
Named by 2 of 34. Tanjong BeachA quiet, less crowded crescent beach for relaxing.Its beach club turns into a party spot at sunset.
Named by 2 of 35. Changi BeachOne of Singapore's oldest coastal parks, a 3.3 km stretch of sand that is quiet and laid-back.Camping and barbecues are allowed in designated areas, and Changi Village has hawker food nearby.
Named by 2 of 36. Lazarus IslandReached by a short ferry from Marina South Pier and a walk across a causeway from St. John's Island.Has no shops, so bring a picnic and water.
Named by 2 of 37. Punggol BeachA quiet beach with soft white sand but many large rocks, which makes barefoot walking awkward.Good for photography at sunset and nature walks.
8. Pasir Ris BeachA busy family beach with a play area, food and a jogging track; popular for picnics and kite flying.
9. Sembawang ParkA seaside park with a relatively quiet beach.Live fares. Watch them and we alert you when they drop.
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Travel guides most often name February to April as the best time to visit Singapore.