About Changi Bay Point
Changi Bay Point is a coastal park connector and lookout point in Changi Bay in eastern Singapore. Opened in January 2022 as part of the Round Island Route, it links Changi Beach Park to East Coast Park via a 3.6 km waterfront path. Notable for its open sea views, sunset vistas, and car-free cycling and walking corridor along the Changi coastline near Changi Airport.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide, paved coastal park connector with a dedicated cycling track and pedestrian footpath running along the sea. The site features an open viewing pavilion and sheltered rest points overlooking the Singapore Strait and passing ships. The landscape is exposed coastal parkland with limited shade, sea breezes, and views of the shoreline, reclaimed coastline and distant islands. Visitors can walk, jog or cycle through and pause at lookouts for photography and sightseeing.
Key highlights
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Coastal viewing pavilion at Changi Bay Point overlooking the Singapore Strait
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3.6 km car-free park connector linking Changi Beach Park to East Coast Park
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Part of the 150 km Round Island Route
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Open sea views with opportunities for sunset photography
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Dedicated cycling track and pedestrian footpath for walking, jogging and cycling
History of Changi Bay Point
Opened on 25 January 2022 as a key eastern section of the Round Island Route, a 150 km recreational route around Singapore developed by the National Parks Board. Built on reclaimed land along the Changi coastline to connect the eastern park network.
Route
| By air | Located near Singapore Changi Airport |
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| By train | Nearest MRT is Tanah Merah MRT Station (East West Line) and Expo MRT Station, then continue by bus or bicycle |