Unconventional travel spots recommended by Singapore residents

daytripNovember 21, 2022

Hidden Beaches of Sentosa Island Where Nature is Preserved🏝🌊

Many people know Sentosa Island as a beautiful holiday destination, but the island is also home to Singapore's last remaining coastal cliffs.

Siloso Headland, also known as Tanjong Rimau, is a nature reserve home to a variety of flora and fauna, and can only be visited through tours by Sentosa, operated by the Siloso Headland Intertidal Programme (SHIP).

📌 Tanjong Rimau
📍Siloso Headland, Singapore
For more information, visit the Siloso Headland Intertidal Programme website.

Tanjong Rimau

Entertainment

onericeplease

HIDDEN BEACH & NATURE CONSERVATION SITE IN SENTOSA ! 🏝🌊

Most of us would know about the beautiful resorts in Sentosa, but did you know it also houses one of Singapore’s last remaining coastal cliffs and rocky shores? Siloso Headland (or popularly known as Tanjong Rimau) is a conservation area which is home to a rich diversity of flora and fauna. 🌺🌱

The place is indeed like a “portal” to another world, which is only accessible when the tide goes down and a sandy path is unveiled. 🐚 Along the way, you’ll see that the beach is teeming with sea life! Just be careful to watch your step. Covered shoes is also highly encouraged since there’s quite a bit of climbing and rough surfaces to walk on. 🪨

Kindly note that this area is only accessible through a guided tour by Sentosa’s volunteer guides under the Siloso Headland Intertidal Program (SHIP). Do check their website and register to ballot for your preferred time slot to enter. Let’s do our part to protect the delicate ecosystem, so that more can enjoy the serenity it brings for many years to come! ☺️

————————————————————————
📌 Tanjong Rimau
📍Siloso Headland, Singapore
🕑 Check the Siloso Headland Intertidal Programme webpage for more details