Siloso Beach

Siloso Beach is a public beach on Sentosa Island, Singapore, known for its active, social atmosphere. You can swim, spread a towel on the sand, or try activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding and beach volleyball. Cafés, restaurants and beach bars sit close to the shore, and the beach is a good place to watch the sky change colour at sunset. Choose Siloso for watersports and company; if you want a quieter stretch of Sentosa’s coast, Tanjong Beach is the calmer alternative.

Activities on the shore and water

Siloso is the liveliest of Sentosa’s three public beaches, with space for swimming, beach games and watersports. Kayaking, paddleboarding and skimboarding are among the activities associated with the beach. You can also play volleyball, football or frisbee on the sand, or simply bring a towel and settle by the water.

This is a sociable beach rather than a secluded one. Bars, cafés and restaurants are close to the shore, and the area has live music and evening entertainment. If you want a more active beach day, Siloso has more to do nearby than Sentosa’s quieter Tanjong Beach.

Planning your visit

The beach is free to visit. For a simple stop, bring a towel and enjoy the sand; if you want to kayak or try another watersport, check what is available before you go. The beach is also a practical starting point for exploring nearby Sentosa attractions, including iFly and the Wings of Time show.

Siloso is popular and can feel busy, especially when beachgoers gather for sports and evening entertainment. Sunset is a good time to take in the coastal view. For a less active setting, consider Tanjong Beach instead.