Looking to unwind on the unending stretch of sand on Sentosa? Do take note that all visitors will need to make a Sentosa beach booking in advance. In fact, this measure has been in place since September 2020.
The purpose of reserving your entry to the beaches: To facilitate COVID-19 safe management measures. According to Sentosa, the procedure is part of their efforts to enhance guest experience and safety, along with reducing queues and waiting times.
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Sentosa beach booking
Which beaches in Sentosa do I need to make a booking for?
You will need to make a booking to enter all three of Sentosa’s beaches. They are Tanjong, Palawan, and Siloso.
When do I need to make a booking to access the beaches in Sentosa?
Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. Reservations for entry to the various beaches in Sentosa on a weekday is not required.
How do I make a booking?
To make a Sentosa beach booking, guests can pre-book their entry up to five days before their intended beach visits. This is subject to capacity limits. For instance, you can pre-book your visit on 28 June 2021 for visits commencing 3 July 2021.
- Reserve your entry to the beaches at this website.
- State your preferred Beach Zone or Beach Court.
- Additionally, choose from two time slots to visit on the date of your choice. This includes the morning slot of 8am to 1pm, or the afternoon slot from 2pm to 7pm.
- Fill in the necessary details such as a valid email address, mobile number and name (as in NRIC or FIN, where applicable).
- After which, you’ll receive an e-mail confirming your selected beach zone and time slot.
You may make reservations for up to five people in each Sentosa beach booking. This is in line with the limit on group sizes for social gatherings in Phase 3 (Heightened Alert).
On the day of your visit to Sentosa beach
Head to the designated beach entry kiosk:
1. Palawan Beach: Outside Beach Station Carpark (facing Palawan Green)
2. Siloso Beach: Emerald Pavilion (Siloso Zone 1) & Sapphire Pavilion (Siloso Zone 2)
3. Tanjong Beach: Family Pavilion along service road (after Tanjong Beach Club)
Following this, you’ll receive a wristband upon showing a valid booking confirmation and valid photo identification. Head to the specific entry point to access the selected beach zone during the reserved time slot.
If you will not be visiting after making a booking, Sentosa reminds you to cancel or change the reservation so that other guests can visit. With Sentosa beach booking, you can look forward to a safer beach experience.
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Other important things to take note of
- There should be no intermingling between groups of guests.
- All guests must put on a face mask.
- Check in and out via SafeEntry before entering the beaches and other establishments in Sentosa is required.
Beach activities for you to try
1. Gogreen Segway® Eco Adventure
2. Ola Beach Club
What’s a beach day without water sports and chic cocktails? Enjoy an exotic holiday-themed beach outing when you visit the Ola Beach Club. From trying out water sports like paddleboarding and kayaking to enjoying Tiki-style cocktails and Hawaiian-themed food. You are sure to get those beach holiday feels! The club is open daily from 10am to 7 pm. Visit their website for more information regarding bookings and boat rentals.
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3. Sentosa beach courts
Whether you’re at Silosa, Tanjong, or Palawan, a beach court isn’t far from view! An engaging game is the perfect way to spend your day under the sun. With numerous beach courts located at various points across all three beaches, you can enjoy a competitive game of beach volleyball, ultimate frisbee, or sand soccer. The beach courts are available for bookings from 9am to 7pm on weekdays and between 8am to 1pm and 2pm to 7pm on weekends. The court bookings are free and based on availability! Visit their website for more information about bookings.
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