Top Nature in Singapore

Visit the beach in the late afternoon around 5 PM. The sunset view is breathtaking and it’s cooler for a stroll or setting up a perfect picnic.

Rent a bike instead of walking. The park is huge, and biking lets you cover more ground easily, plus it's super fun – I loved zooming down the paths!

Watch out for jellyfish warnings if you’re planning to swim. I didn’t check before diving in and got stung – definitely not a great memory!

My advice is to wear comfortable shoes! The area is bigger than it looks, and there's a lot of walking involved if you want to see everything.

I suggest exploring nearby attractions like the Esplanade and Marina Bay Sands after your visit. You can keep the good vibes going without spending much more time!

I found it a bit tricky to navigate the paths after dusk. Make sure to follow the signs closely, or you might end up walking in circles.

I think grabbing a quick bite at the nearby food stalls first makes sense... The prices are reasonable and you’ll feel more energized for the trails

I highly recommend bringing some snacks or a picnic blanket. There are beautiful spots to relax, and food options nearby can be a bit pricey.

I suggest getting there around 9 AM to beat the crowds and snag a good spot on the sand. We arrived later and had to hunt for a decent space!

I recommend visiting in the early morning around 7 AM when it's less crowded and cooler. You can snag the best views and maybe catch a stunning sunrise.

I suggest renting a bike and exploring the coastal paths. It's a fun way to see more of the area, and you can take your time stopping for pics.