Changi Beach Park

In shortChangi Beach Park is free to enter and open 24 hours, along Nicoll Drive and Changi Coast Road. Checked October 2026.

Nature · free

Duration

2 hours

The take

Softer than East Coast Park, with kelongs (offshore fishing platforms) on the horizon. Swim with care, then walk into Changi Village for breakfast.

Good to know

Free park access

No lifeguards are promised, so swim with care

Bumboats (small ferries) to Pulau Ubin leave from Changi Point Ferry Terminal by the village, rather than this beach

Finding it: Changi Beach Park, next to Changi Village; take bus 2 or 29. It's a separate park from East Coast Park

Hours checked October 2026

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Before you go

Can I barbecue or camp at Changi Beach Park?

You can barbecue, but not camp. NParks has 20 barbecue pits by the beach that you book in advance, while camping and tents aren't allowed. Seven carparks serve the park and parking fees apply. Afterwards the promontory is the place for the sea breeze, with Pulau Ubin on the horizon.

Sources: National Parks BoardChecked October 2026

What shoes should I wear at Changi Beach Park?

Wear covered shoes, because NParks warns of sharp rocks and wildlife with spines in the area, so sandals won't do on the rocky stretches. The World War II Memorial Plaque marks the Changi Beach Massacre of 1942. Changi Chapel & Museum tells more of Changi's wartime story.

Sources: National Parks Board

Which carpark should I use at Changi Beach Park?

Carparks 1 to 5 run along Nicoll Drive, with 66, 20, 37, 78 and 38 car lots, and Carpark 4 also has two bus lots. Carpark 6 is along Changi Coast Road and Carpark 7, with 78 lots, along Changi Ferry Road. The casuarina avenue sits between Carparks 6 and 7, so we'd park there if you want shade.

Sources: National Parks BoardChecked October 2026