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Palawan Beach, Sentosa
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Palawan Beach, Sentosa

In shortPalawan Beach, Sentosa is free to enter, at Palawan Beach, Sentosa. Checked October 2026.

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Duration

2 hours

The take

Sentosa's calmest sand, with a short bridge out to a tiny islet. The beach is free, and so is the islet by day. Palawan is quieter than Siloso, and if you want more room still, Tanjong is quieter again.

Good to know

Free beach entry

Southernmost Point islet open 9am–6.30pm, last entry 6pm

KidZania, HyperDrive and HydroDash are ticketed separately

Finding it: Palawan Beach on Sentosa, reached from Beach Station along the boardwalk

Address checked October 2026

Before you go

What is there to do at Palawan Beach besides swimming?

Cross the rope bridge to the islet at the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia and climb its watchtower to watch the ships go by. A vending machine sells postcards to post to friends. On the sand, FOC By The Beach runs volleyball pickup games and fitness boot camps, with HyperDrive go-karts, UltraGolf and Hydrodash just beyond. HyperDrive and Hydrodash are ticketed, as is KidZania Singapore.

Sources: SentosaChecked November 2026

Can I bring my dog to Palawan Beach?

Yes, on a leash and under proper control, and the Palawan Dog Run is a playground for four-legged visitors. Sentosa doesn't allow pets on the cable car, express trains, buses, beach trams or the Sentosa Boardwalk, so plan how you'll arrive before you set out with a dog.

Sources: SentosaChecked November 2026

How do I get from Beach Station to Palawan Beach?

Hop on the beach tram at Beach Station and ride down to Palawan Beach. From the sand, a rope bridge crosses to the islet that is the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia, where a watchtower overlooks the passing ships. The Sentosa Boardwalk is the free way onto the island.

Sources: Sentosa

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