Changi Beach Park
Along Nicoll Drive and Changi Coast Road
Singapore

Changi Beach Park occupies an area of 28 ha and is located at the eastern tip of Singapore along Nicoll Drive and Changi Coast Road. It stretches 3.2km long of sandy beaches between Changi Point and Changi Ferry Road. The beach with pristine white sand extends into the park at places to form a continuous stretch of wide-open area dotted with coconut palms, BBQ pits, park benches and shelters.

It is one of the oldest coastal parks in Singapore; this place brings back memories for Singaporeans who frequented this area in the 60s and 70s. During World War II, it was one of the massacre sites of Chinese males by Japanese soldiers. On the Nature aspects, one can still able to discover the wonders of native flora and fauna along the coastal and mangrove vegetation.

From Changi Village, one needs to cross the bridge at Changi Creek to Changi Beach. This is the place where families can gather over the weekends for picnics, swimming, barbecues or overnight camping. Sitting by the beach, you can look out to the sea overlooking Pulau Ubin, enjoy the gentle breeze of the sea, the sways of the coconut palms and listen to the waves rolling onto the white sandy beach. You can bring your own food here, or you can get some of the Singapore best local food at the nearby Changi Village. It has one of the smallest residential areas in Singapore, well known for its good food (Nasi lemak: Fragrant streamed coconut rice served with crispy chicken wings, fried fish, peanuts, egg and sambal chilli) and old shops to shop for your fishing tackle.

The Kampong ambience has been carefully retained while jogging track and other amenities were added. Visitors can now jog or cycle along the winding tracks from Changi Point to Changi Ferry Terminal and back.