Siloso Beach

Siloso Beach is a popular man-made beach on the western end of Sentosa Island, Singapore. Located in the Siloso sub-zone, it is one of Sentosa's three main beaches alongside Palawan and Tanjong. Known for its sandy shoreline, beach clubs, dining outlets and active atmosphere, it is a central leisure area within the Sentosa resort island and is located near Fort Siloso and the Sentosa Beach Station.

Visitors can expect a wide sandy beach lined with palm trees, beach bars, restaurants and beach clubs. The area includes designated swimming zones, beach volleyball courts, and water sports facilities for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. Paved promenades, open lawns and seating areas run behind the beach. The surroundings are developed resort-style with nearby attractions, shops and event spaces, and the beach is often lively in the evenings.

Siloso Beach lies adjacent to Fort Siloso, a 19th-century coastal fort built in the 1880s to defend Singapore's western approaches. The beach itself was developed as part of Sentosa Island's transformation from a military area into a leisure and resort destination from the 1970s onwards, with reclamation and landscaping creating the present sandy shoreline.

As part of Sentosa, Singapore's primary island resort, Siloso Beach is a central venue for beach leisure culture, hosting beach sports, dining and entertainment events such as beach parties and festivals that reflect Singapore's contemporary resort and recreation culture.