Southernmost Point of Continental Asia

The Southernmost Point of Continental Asia is a marked islet off Palawan Beach on Sentosa Island, Singapore. Connected to the main beach by two suspension bridges, it features twin viewing towers and a sign declaring its geographic claim. Located at approximately 1.25°N, it is promoted as the southernmost tip of continental Asia. The site is a popular photo spot and viewpoint offering views of the Singapore Strait and nearby Palawan Beach.

Visitors can walk from Palawan Beach across a suspension bridge to a small islet with two timber viewing towers and a prominent sign marking the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia. The setting is an open coastal environment with sandy beach, palm trees, and views of the Singapore Strait and passing ships. The area is designed for short sightseeing, photography, and enjoying sea views. The islet is compact and explored on foot via bridges and tower platforms.