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Changi Beach Park | SingaporeIsland

The 28-hectare beach park is one of the oldest coastal parks in Singapore, the park was called Tanjung Rusa in the early 1600s after which it was renamed as Tanjung Changi two centuries later. Changi Beach Park (樟宜海滨公园)still retains a kampong ambience. With stretches of pristine white beaches dotted with coconut palms, BBQ pits, park benches, playground and shelters, the park is a great place for families to gather for beach time, picnics and barbeques. Fitness enthusiasts can jog and cycle along the winding tracks. Approximately 3.3km long, Changi Beach Park stretches from Changi Point to Changi Ferry Terminal and overlooks Pulau Ubin. Changi Beach served as one of the killing grounds of Sook Ching massacre for the Japanese Imperial Army during the Japanese Occupation of Singapore of the Second World War, where 66 Chinese male civilians were killed on the beach by the Japanese Hojo Kempei on 20 February 1942. Getting there: Buses 2, 29, 59 & 109 to Changi Village Terminal (99009); or Buses 9, 19, 89 & 89A to either Changi Beach CP 2 (99171), Before Changi Beach CP 3 (99161), Changi Beach CP 4 (95071), or Changi Beach CP 5 (95081).