Where To Build Epic Sandcastles In Singapore
Posted by Benjamin Lee on
With your Quut suite of beach toys, you're set to build some of the most epic sandcastles ever. But where can you go in Singapore to do that?
We know, it's kinda sad that we're not renowned for our beaches even though we're an island. But actually, we do have a few sandcastle-friendly beaches connected to fantastic parks and playgrounds. Here are five of the best:
1. East Coast Park
Probably the most popular beachfront park, with 15 kilometres of sandy beaches, F&B and entertainment outlets along the stretch, and other activities should you feel you need a break from construction. If you'd rather build your sandcastle away from the water, there's a sandpit in Area E of the park.
2. Pasir Ris Park
On the north eastern coast of Singapore, this park has a huge playground with enough climbing structures for kids to tire themselves out even before building a single sandcastle.
3. Changi Beach Park
Before East Coast Park was reclaimed from the sea, the sun rose on the grand dame of Singapore beaches - Changi. It's smaller than its newer cousins and you're constantly interrupted by the sound of jets taking off and landing at the airport nearby. But the kampong feel and lack of built up amenities take you back to an earlier time.
4. West Coast Park
You can go bird-watching here in the marsh garden, and like Pasir Ris Park, there are 8 play obstacle courses for kids to climb to their hearts' content.
5. Sembawang Park
Located on the north shore of Singapore, this park has a few interesting historical landmarks - remnants of the old British Naval Base, as well as several buildings such as Beaulieu House and Masjid Petempatan Melayu Sembawang.
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