About Palawan Beach
Palawan Beach is a sandy beach on the southern coast of Sentosa Island, Singapore, located in the Palawan sub-zone. Known as a family-friendly beach with a calm lagoon, it features a suspension bridge leading to Palawan Island, marked as the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia. The beach offers swimming, water play attractions like HydroDash and HyperDrive, beach bars, and views of the Singapore Strait, forming part of Sentosa's trio of beaches alongside Siloso and Tanjong.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide sandy shoreline with a sheltered lagoon for swimming, a palm-lined promenade, and a suspension bridge leading to Palawan Island with viewing towers and the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia marker. The beach area includes family-oriented attractions such as HydroDash floating aqua park and HyperDrive, beach clubs and food outlets, open lawns, and Sentosa Beach Tram stops. The setting is resort-like and family-oriented with calm waters and views of the Singapore Strait.
Key highlights
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Suspension bridge connecting Palawan Beach to Palawan Island
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Southernmost Point of Continental Asia marker and viewing towers on Palawan Island
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Calm lagoon suitable for family swimming and wading
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HydroDash floating aqua park
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HyperDrive elevated go-kart track near the beach
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Beach bars, dining outlets and scenic promenade
History of Palawan Beach
Palawan Beach is part of Sentosa Island's transformation from a former military area into a leisure and resort island developed from the 1970s onwards. Palawan Island, accessed by the suspension bridge, was designated with a marker indicating the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia as a visitor landmark.
Route
| By train | Take MRT to HarbourFront Station (North-East Line / Circle Line), then transfer to Sentosa Express to Beach Station and walk or take Beach Tram to Palawan Beach |
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