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East Coast
East Coast Park is Singapore's largest park, a 185-hectare stretch of reclaimed coastline with a man-made beach, cycling paths, and open-air seafood spots that locals treat as their weekend backyard. It's less a single sight than a long, breezy strip for cycling, skating, barbecuing, and watching ships queue offshore — deliberately low-key next to the city's glossier attractions.
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Frequently asked questions about East Coast
How do I get to East Coast?
Most travellers arrive via Changi Airport (SIN) and reach the park by MRT: take the East-West Line to Bedok or the Thomson-East Coast Line to Marine Parade, then continue by a short bus ride or ~10–20 minute walk to the seafront. There's no station right on the beach, so onward buses or a stroll through the connecting underpass/park connector are the norm.
How many days should I spend in East Coast?
Plan on roughly half a day to a full day, enough to cover a cycle or walk along the shoreline, a beach break, and a seafood meal, without needing an overnight stay.
What is East Coast known for?
East Coast Park is Singapore's largest park, a 185-hectare stretch of reclaimed coastline with a man-made beach, cycling paths, and open-air seafood spots that locals treat as their weekend backyard. It's less a single sight than a long, breezy strip for cycling, skating, barbecuing, and watching ships queue offshore — deliberately low-key next to the city's glossier attractions.