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Tanjong Beach

The furthest beach away from Beach Station (Sentosa Express)and the opposite direction to Siloso Beach. It's past Palawan beach where the families and groups of teens hangout, the further you head down the quieter it gets. A range of guys down there, from old queens to buff young guys all happy to tan in a lot less than a speedo. The beach has some cafes, shops, bars and toilet facilities but the further to the end you go makes them further away!

Best time
The weekdays are quiet, you can sometimes have the whole beach to yourself.
Watch out
Be aware that a lot of tourists tend to walk the beach and stand around at the…
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Tanjong Beach, Sentosa, Singapore Wheelchair: No / No, paved track stops way back at th main beach

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The guide

Where exactly

Take the Sentosa Express from Harbourfront MRT and then the beach tram signposted to Tanjong/Palawan Beach. ou can walk from the monorail station (about 15 mins) or cycle.

When to go

The weekdays are quiet, you can sometimes have the whole beach to yourself. Weekends are busier, but nowhere near heaving. More local guys on the weekend who are happy to strike up conversation and see where it leads.

Etiquette

Head to the furthest end of the beach if you're looking for action. The beach voyeurs, lone guys tanning and speedo bulges will give it away.

Nudity: Officially no nudity but try climbing through to the other side of the rocks. The Indian construction workers who occasionally pass don't seem to mind.

Safety

Be aware that a lot of tourists tend to walk the beach and stand around at the furthest point whilst the realise that it's a dead end.

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