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Bask in the glow of the best sunset spots in Singapore!
- Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck
- East Coast Park
- Mount Faber Park and Henderson Waves
- Labrador Nature Reserve
- Woodlands Waterfront Park
- Raffles Marina Lighthouse
- Lower Seletar Reservoir Park
- Changi Boardwalk
- Sentosa Beaches (Tanjong, Siloso, Palawan)
- Punggol Waterway Park
- Singapore Flyer
- Seletar Aerospace Park
Watching the sun set over Singapore’s skyline is pure magic, whether it’s golden rays over Marina Bay Sands or postcard-perfect views at Sentosa. This small red dot’s blend of cityscapes, greenery, and waterfronts makes it a sunset lover’s dream.
This guide has the top spots to soak it all in, plus tips for dining and capturing that Insta-worthy shot. Whether you’re here to relax, explore, or capture that golden glow, there’s a perfect sunset spot waiting for you.
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck
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Location: 57th Floor, Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue
Fees: 5 – 10 PM
- Adults: S$36
- Concession: S$32
- Family package: S$114
Facilities: Telescopes, seating areas, photography services, souvenir shop
Unique features: Panoramic views of Singapore’s skyline
Crowd level: Busier around sunset resulting in longer queues
If there’s one place to catch a jaw-dropping sunset, it’s the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck, where you’re treated to panoramic views of the city skyline and Marina Bay turning golden.
For me, nothing beats watching Singapore glow from 57 stories up as the sun dips and the city lights come alive.
Tickets start at S$32, but for the ultimate experience, I like reserving a table at Ce La Vi and pairing the sunset with cocktails and fine dining. It’s a view (and vibe) worth every cent.
Pro-tip: It can get breezy at the top. Bring a light jacket to stay comfy while enjoying the sunset!
East Coast Park
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Location: East Coast Park Service Road
Fee: Free entry
Facilities: Jetty, open lawn, playground
Unique features: Long coastline, unobstructed sunset views over the water
Crowd level: Evenings attract more visitors for the sunset and cooler temperatures
Whenever I need a seaside escape without leaving the city, I head straight to East Coast Park. Cycling along the coast feels amazing, but nothing beats chilling at Bedok Jetty and watching the sun melt into the sea.
And let’s be honest—sunsets are even better with good food. I usually hit up one of the beachfront restaurants for dinner while soaking in that golden hour glow.
Pro-tip: Fire up a BBQ pit for grilled goodies with a sunset view!
Mount Faber Park and Henderson Waves
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Location: Mount Faber Road
Fee: Free entry
Facilities: Faber Point, hilltop bistro, scenic washroom, rooftop
Unique features: Cable car ride, Southern ridges connection, dining with a view
Crowd level: Weekdays are generally less crowded
When I’m craving a sunset with both city vibes and lush greenery, Mount Faber Park and Henderson Waves never disappoint. From the top of Mount Faber, the city skyline glows golden, while Henderson Waves offers a sleek, modern perch to soak it all in.
Bonus: you’ll feel accomplished for making it up there (even if it’s just by cable car).
Pro-tip: Stay hydrated. There’s just one water fountain, so bring your own bottle for the hike.
Labrador Nature Reserve
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Location: 91 Labrador Villa Road
Fee: Free entry
Facilities: Jetty, benches and seating areas, sheltered pavilions, coastal walkways
Unique features: Secluded atmosphere, park link to boardwalks, rocky shoreline
Crowd level: Mostly quiet with few visitors
If you’re after a chill sunset spot with a side of history, Labrador Nature Reserve is a hidden gem. The seaside views are ridiculously peaceful, and you can even squeeze in some fishing or a quick hike before the sun dips.
The old WWII relics here add a cool touch of nostalgia to your golden hour vibes. Trust me, it’s the perfect mix of nature, history, and a little quiet escape from city life.
Pro-tip: Check out the info boards around the park for cool insights into Singapore’s military history.
Woodlands Waterfront Park
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Location: Admiralty Road W
Fee: Free entry
Facilities: Scenic jetty, waterfront promenade, viewing decks, open lawns
Unique features: Views of Johor Bahru, biodiversity, calm waters, quiet atmosphere
Crowd level: Low to moderate, with mostly joggers and picnickers
When I need a sunset with a side of chill vibes, Woodlands Waterfront Park is my go-to up north. The views of the Straits of Johor are amazing, and the long jetty is perfect for soaking it all in.
There are picnic areas and scenic trails nearby if you’re up for a pre-sunset stroll (or snack). It’s the kind of peaceful spot where you feel like you’ve escaped the city without going too far.
Pro-tip: Enjoy a stroll through the park, but watch out for monkeys—and definitely don’t feed them!
Raffles Marina Lighthouse
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Location: 10 Tuas West Drive
Fee: Free entry
Facilities: Marina pier, scenic bistro, hotel rooms with sunset view
Unique features: Tuas Second Link bridge, operational lighthouse, tranquil marina waters
Crowd level: Rarely feels crowded due to spacious surroundings and calm marina setting
If you’re up for a little adventure, Raffles Marina Lighthouse is worth the trek to Tuas for a quieter, picture-perfect sunset. The lighthouse and pier setting make it feel like a mini coastal getaway, and the views over the water are simply stunning.
It’s one of those spots where you can snap Insta-worthy shots without a crowd in sight. For me, the peaceful vibes here make the journey worth it.
Pro-tip: The lighthouse is off-limits, but you can still snap great photos from outside the fence.
Lower Seletar Reservoir Park
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Location: Yishun Ave 1
Fee: Free entry
Facilities: Heritage bridge, sheltered pavilions, waterfront promenade, fishing jetty
Unique features: Biodiversity haven, water sports, serene reservoir, water play features
Crowd level: Generally quiet, attracting a few joggers, anglers, and locals seeking a peaceful retreat
When I need a peaceful sunset escape, Lower Seletar Reservoir Park is a no-brainer. The calm waters and scenic walkways make it feel like nature’s version of a spa—minus the price tag.
It’s super accessible and perfect for a relaxing stroll while the sun sets over the reservoir. Hands down, the views here are so serene you’ll forget you’re in bustling Singapore.
Pro-tip: Watch for smooth-coated otters, birds of prey, small birds, and even red-eared sliders (invasive but cool to spot)!
Changi Boardwalk
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Location: Changi Boardwalk Walk
Fee: Free entry
Facilities: Benches and sheltered areas, viewing decks
Unique features: Kelong walk, sunset walk, coastal boardwalk, rustic vibes, marine and birdlife
Crowd level: Usually quiet, with a handful of locals, joggers, or photographers enjoying the tranquil atmosphere, slight increase during weekends and PH
For a sunset that feels like a quiet coastal escape, Changi Boardwalk hits the spot for me. The rustic paths, especially the Sunset Walk, offer killer views over the water, with Pulau Ubin adding a scenic backdrop.
It’s got just the right mix of tranquillity and charm, with benches to chill on and spots like kelong walk for an unobstructed view. Honestly, it’s like Singapore’s best-kept secret for sunset vibes.
Pro-tip: End your boardwalk stroll with a feast at Changi Village Hawker Centre—sunset and good food, sorted!
Sentosa Beaches (Tanjong, Siloso, Palawan)
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Location: 39 Artillery Avenue, Sentosa
Fee: Free entry to beaches
Facilities: Beachfront lounges, hammocks, beach bars, restaurants, pavilions, sheltered areas, observation decks (Palawan beach), beach walks and boardwalks
Unique features: Dining and cocktails with sunset views, suspension bridges, crescent-shaped beach
Crowd level: Moderate to high, more crowded during weekends and PH
When it comes to sunsets, Sentosa’s beaches have something for everyone—Tanjong for peace, Siloso for lively vibes, and Palawan for that iconic suspension bridge view.
Watching the sun dip behind palm trees and gentle waves feels like a tropical holiday without leaving Singapore. There’s no shortage of facilities, from beachfront bars for cocktails to picnic-perfect spots on the sand.
Pro-tip: Reach Sentosa via the Sentosa Express, public buses, or the scenic cable car.
Punggol Waterway Park
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Location: Sentul Crescent
Fee: Free entry
Facilities: Waterfront promenade, sunrise bridge, viewing decks, sheltered pavilions, open lawns
Unique features: Man-made waterway, park links to Coney Island and Punggol Promenade, themed zones, water play areas, playgrounds
Crowd level: Noticeable increase in visitors during weekends and public holidays
Punggol Waterway Park is my go-to for a peaceful sunset stroll, with its long boardwalks and calm water reflecting the sky’s golden hues. The Sunrise Bridge (yes, it’s still awesome at sunset) and open lawns make it perfect for unwinding.
Keep an eye out for otters, herons, and even terrapins sneaking a peek at the sunset with you. It’s like a mini nature documentary wrapped up in golden hour vibes!
Pro-tip: Kids will love the mini train ride, and the river views are a bonus.
Singapore Flyer
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Location: 30 Raffles Avenue
Fees:
- Adults (13 years and above): S$40
- Children (3 to 12 years): S$25
- Seniors (60 years and above): S$25
Facilities: Air-conditioned capsules, panoramic views, seating and open space
Unique features: Sunset from a moving perspective, 360-degree cityscape views, event hosting
Crowd level: Higher crowd volume particularly during peak hours around sunset
For me, the Singapore Flyer is sunset viewing at its finest—literally above everything else. Watching the city turn golden from 165 meters up, with Marina Bay sparkling below, feels magical.
If you want to take it up a notch, try the Champagne Flight or sip on a Singapore Sling while soaking in the view. Honestly, sunsets just feel extra special when you’re floating in the sky!
Pro-tip: Check out the interactive displays at the entrance for extra fun and learning.
Seletar Aerospace Park
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Location: 2 Park Lane
Fee: Free entry
Facilities: Boardwalks, viewing decks, central open space, plane-spotting areas
Unique features: Colonial architecture, aviation-themed playground, birdwatching and nature walks
Crowd level: Modest number of visitors, including joggers, cyclists, and nearby residents
When I want a sunset with a twist, Seletar Aerospace Park is my pick. The mix of colonial charm, open lawns, and a chance to spot planes makes it feel like a mini escape.
Grabbing a bite at Wheeler’s Estate or Wildseed Café while the sun dips is the ultimate chill-out move. It’s the perfect combo of peaceful vibes and cool experiences you didn’t know you needed.
Pro-tip: The park is pet-friendly, so bring your furbaby along to share the Golden Hour.
