Tranquil Shores at Changi Point Coastal Walk

Beautiful coastal walk with greenery, walking paths by the Coast; advised not to swim, maybe waddle by the Beach.

Changi Point Coastal Walk, also known as Changi Boardwalk, is a scenic seaside trail that winds along the northern coastline of Changi. It’s one of Singapore’s more peaceful walking spots, offering lush greenery, sea views, and glimpses of nearby islands — all within easy reach of Changi Village. The boardwalk is divided into sections like Creek Walk and Beach Walk, each offering a slightly different atmosphere. Unfortunately, a large portion of the trail is currently closed for slope stabilisation works, so you can only walk from Changi Village to just behind the Civil Service Club. It’s a pity, as the full stretch used to offer a lovely, uninterrupted coastal experience. That said, the parts that remain open are well maintained and extremely quiet — with very few people around, it feels almost like a hidden escape. Ideal for a slow, reflective stroll with sea breeze and solitude.

the place itself is nice but got many ppl spitting and littering.

This is the seaside park area next to Pulau Ubin Pier. There is the famous Changi Village Food Court nearby, as well as many places to eat and complete commercial facilities. There are many hornbills here. They like to eat red fruits on the trees. For those who like to photograph hornbills, I recommend you go in the evening, you will find a lot of them.

Wonderful place to walk along the sea between Changi Beach Club and Changi Sailing Club! Quality non-slip pavement, fenced path with benches, wonderful views of the yachts in the harbor. I really liked the huge natural stone on the beach. A great place for hikers and animal lovers with their pets.