Palawan beach
Palawan is the biggest, quiet beach in Singapore located in the central part of the coast, in Sentosa. The southernmost point of the continental Asia, with tourists from all over the world flocking to visit it, is located on the resort's territory. An observation deck with a breathtaking view of the endless sea and drifting ships is located nearby.
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Beach description
The coast and bottom are dotted with fine white sand. The descent is smooth and the water near the shore is shallow. The water is clean and transparent. You can get to the beach by walking from Sentosa, which will take about 20-25 minutes, by rented bicycle, taxi, Sentosa Express bus or the tourist electric tram.
The resort is multipurpose and fits both youth and families with young children. The infrastructure is very well-developed. There are cafes, bars and restaurants with diverse menus. Children spend their time on the numerous beach attractions in the Port of Lost Wonder amusement park that is open every day from 10:00 to 18:30. A unique children's menu is available for young tourists in many establishments. Tourists can book accomodation in any of the numerous hotels in the city and on the coast. You can see the sights of Sentosa either alone or with an excursion group - many tour agencies offer tours with various entertainment options. Travellers should visit the southernmost point of Eurasia and the free Amphitheater of Palawan with numerous species of local fauna.
When is it better to go
Singapore – is a state located near the equator, which makes the temperature of air and water is nearly the same on its territory. The climate is tropical monsoon, so it rains all year round. The rainiest time is from November to February, so you should go to Singapore from March to October.