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Beaches & Outdoor Leisure

Singapore’s outdoor scene combines coastal relaxation with historic dining and premier sporting facilities. On Sentosa Island, Siloso Beach offers a lively atmosphere for volleyball, while Tanjong Beach provides a quieter retreat. Golfers can access professional-grade courses at Sentosa Golf Club and the 18-hole Seletar Country Club. For dining, the 19th-century octagonal Lau Pa Sat market serves local street food 24/7, and Jumbo Seafood specializes in Singaporean chili crab. Traditional bak kut teh soup is a highlight at Song Fa, rounding out the city’s alfresco culinary offerings.

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Lau Pa Sat

Also known as Telok Ayer Market, this 19th-century octagonal building houses one of the best places where to taste authentic Singaporean…

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Siloso Beach

One of the beaches located on the Sentosa island, Siloso is a huge and bustling beach resort always full of people and fun.

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Tanjong Beach

This tranquil sandy beach is an oasis of peace and relaxation. One of the three beaches in Sentosa, this is the smallest and least crowded…

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Song Fa Bak Kut Teh

Do you want to try the best of local cuisine? Come to this restaurant and try some delicious bak kut teh soup.

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Sentosa Golf Club

Sentosa Island, known mononymously as Sentosa, and formerly Pulau Blakang Mati, is an island located off the southern coast of Singapore's…

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Jumbo Seafood

Renowned for signature Singaporean chili crab and black pepper crab, this restaurant offers outdoor terrace seating. Established in 1987, it specializes in fresh seafood and traditional Asian culinary techniques.

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