Palawan Beach

Singapore, Singapore

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Palawan Beach is a family-friendly tropical beach on Sentosa Island in southern Singapore, known for its soft imported sand, calm man-made lagoons great for swimming, and the famous claim of being the southernmost point of continental Asia.

The beach features a U-shaped artificial sandy islet connected to the mainland by a scenic suspension rope bridge, where visitors can climb two pagoda-style lookout towers for views and take photos at this iconic southernmost point. It offers a relaxed atmosphere perfect for families and children, with amenities including cabanas for rent, food trucks, beachside restaurants like Blu Kouzina and The Palawan food trucks, outdoor exercise equipment along the walkway, and various water activities like snorkeling and floating platforms.

While some visitors note the water can appear murky at times and the sand is imported from neighboring countries making it essentially a man-made beach, it remains a popular destination for its scenic beauty, palm trees, gentle waters, and easy access via the Sentosa Express monorail to Beach Station. The beach is open daily from 9 AM to 7 PM, is wheelchair accessible, and provides a quieter alternative to Sentosa's other beaches like Siloso and Tanjong.