Tanjong Beach

Tanjong Beach is the easternmost and quietest of Sentosa Island's three main beaches in Singapore, located in the Tanjong sub-zone. This crescent-shaped sandy beach is known for its tranquil atmosphere, palm-lined shoreline and sheltered lagoon. It is home to the popular Tanjong Beach Club and offers a more secluded alternative to Siloso and Palawan beaches, attracting visitors seeking relaxation, swimming and sunset views away from crowds.

Visitors can expect a quiet, crescent-shaped sandy beach with a sheltered swimming lagoon, palm trees and calm waters on the southeastern tip of Sentosa. The beach is less crowded than Siloso and Palawan, with open sand for sunbathing and picnics, a beach club with dining and bar facilities, and views toward the Southern Islands and passing ships. The area is connected by paved paths, shuttle and beach tram services, with toilets, showers and changing facilities nearby.

Tanjong Beach is part of Sentosa Island, formerly known as Pulau Blakang Mati, which served as a British military base. After the formation of the Sentosa Development Corporation in 1972, the island was redeveloped as a leisure and resort destination, with its beaches including Tanjong Beach created and landscaped as public recreational beaches.

Tanjong Beach is known as a leisure and lifestyle beach destination, centered around the Tanjong Beach Club which hosts social gatherings, music events and beach dining, reflecting Sentosa's contemporary beach culture for residents and tourists.