Revisit Singapore Part 9: Palawan Beach in Sentosa

[Introduction]

I traveled to Singapore in late June for the first time in two years. In addition to famous tourist areas, I went around spots I have never been to before this time. While I have lived in Singapore for a year and half before, I find something new whenever I revisit Singapore. In this article, I will write about Palawan Beach in Sentosa as part of Day 3.

[Visit Places (series of articles)]
* Day 1: Fly to Singapore with Scoot
* Day 1: Don Mueang International Airport
* Day 2: Raffles Marina
* Day 2: Chinese Garden
* Day 2: Tiong Bahru/Outram Park/Tanjong Pagar
* Day 2: Orchard Road Part1
* Day 2: Orchard Road Part2
* Day 3: Sentosa (Madame Tussauds/Merlion etc.)
* Day 3: Sentosa (Palawan Beach)[This article]
* Day 3: Sentosa (Cable car)/Henderson Waves Bridge
* Day 3: Chinatown
* Day 4: Katong area/Esplanade
* Day 4: Marina Bay Sands/Gardens by the Bay
* Day 4: Marina Barrage Part1
* Day 4: Marina Barrage Part2/Gardens by the Bay
* Day 4: Marina Bay Sands etc.
* Day 5: library@orchard etc.
* Day 5: Little India
* Day 5: Bugis
* Day 5: City Hall/Marina area & Return Home

[Travel Date]
2018.06.23-27

[Main Part]

Palawan Beach

After lunch, I am going to go around Palawan Beach.

There are three beaches in Sentosa island, which are Siloso Beach, Palawan Beach and Tanjong Beach. I visited Siloso Beach two years ago (see the related article), so I will walk around Palawan Beach this time.

Palawan Beach was located in the east of Sentosa Express’ Beach Station and there was a promenade along the beach, so it was easy to stroll around.

By the way, it became sunny around this time, though it was cloudy with some rain when I reached Sentosa island.

The beach was coming to my sight gradually.

I arrived at the beach.

While Siloso Beach had vibrant atmosphere with lots of restaurants and bars, Palawan Beach was relatively tranquil.

There were people who enjoyed beach volleyball.

From the shade of a tree.

I just happened to find a rescue boat.

A word “Sentosa” was inscribed on the board.

There was a suspension bridge.

I will cross the suspension bridge.

Beyond the suspension bridge, there was “The Southern Most Point of Continental Asia”.

Visitors spent their own time as they pleased.

There was a unique object.

There was also an observation deck.

View from the observation deck.

Watching the suspension bridge from the observation deck was fantastic.

From another angle.

I approached the bridge to take photos.

From directly below.

Now I will return.

Beach photos again.

I had already taken pictures with the board earlier, but I found the board impressive, so I took photos again.

Other snaps.

There was a playground “Palawan Pirate Ship”.

Then, I left Palawan Beach and moved to the next destination.

[Closing]

That’s it for the article about Palawan Beach in Sentosa as part of Day 3.

As I mentioned in the article, Siloso Beach was in a bustling environment with lots of restaurants and bars while Palawan Beach had relatively relaxing atmosphere. In addition to the playground, there was also “KidZania Singapore”, so I would recommend Palawan Beach for young families with small children 🙂

In the next article, I will write about Sentosa Cable Car and Henderson Waves Bridge as part of Day 3.

[Map]

1 Palawan Beach
2 The Southern Most Point of Continental Asia

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