For some wholesome fun with the fam, hop on the beach tram at Beach Station and head down to Palawan Beach.
For a fun adventure, cross the rope bridge to the islet that is the “Southernmost Point of Continental Asia”. Climb up the watchtower to watch passing ships go by and get a bird’s eye view of the beachfront. The calm, turquoise lagoons here are also ideal for swimming and water sports. If you're looking for some wet 'n' wild fun, don't miss sliding up and down the island's latest water-theme attraction - Hydrodash.
Soak up Mediterranean vibes at FOC Sentosa. This beach club brings the flavour of the Mediterranean to the island (or even to your home; get awesome Spanish treats delivered here). Inspired by the Barcelona beach scene, FOC looks to convey the Mediterranean spirit with beach hammocks, cosy cabanas and even a pool deck in the outdoor area. Don't miss the volleyball pickup games as well as fitness boot camps on the beach.
For the comfort of all visitors, pets must be put on a leash at all times and be under proper control. However, pets are not allowed on board the cable car, express trains, buses, beach trams and Sentosa Boardwalk.
Here are some things to note when bringing your pets to Sentosa.
Layout of Palawan Beach
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As we welcome guests back to Sentosa, it is important that we ensure Sentosa remains safe for all guests. To ensure safe distancing while you enjoy the sun and sand, do note that entry into popular areas of Sentosa’s beaches will be regulated with effect from 25 July 2020:
Swimming at the beach can be tricky. Every beach has its own unique profile and hazards that you may need to look out for. Therefore, in order to have a hassle free and fabulous time at the beach, we have compiled some beach safety information. We hope that this helps you to be more aware of the possible dangers out at sea as well as how to avoid them.
As jellyfish have reportedly been sighted at our waters, guests are advised to be alert when swimming at our beaches. For your safety, please do not attempt to touch jellyfish if you see any, and alert other beach-goers and Sentosa’s on-ground Beach Patrol Officers (BPO) to its location. If stung, please do not rub the affected area nor use fingers to remove the tentacles. Please contact our on-ground BPOs for first-aid assistance or call 1800 RANGERS (1800 726 4377).
The safety and wellbeing of our guests are of paramount importance to us. We would like to assure guests that our BPOs are conducting regular surveillance of our beaches and waters.
Click here for more information on what to do when you encounter box jellyfish.