Park Walker (BoardWalk) - Changi Point Boardwalk 樟宜尾沿岸木板路

Park Walker (BoardWalk) - Changi Point Boardwalk 樟宜尾沿岸木板路 (2020 0202)

Getting there:

MRT Tampines (DT32/EW2) board bus 29 at Tampines Bus Interchange Berth 9 and alight at Aft Old Pier Rd Stop ID: 99071

Note: if you want to see sunset then go until Changi Village bus Interchange and start from the there (East to West)

Trail

Alight from Bus 29 and Walk along Cranwell Road>

Walk Pass Raintr33 Hotel Singapore (Opposite)>

Cross Netheravon Road> The Coastal Settlement (F&B, Toilet)>

Walk Pass Changi Cove (The White Olive @ Changi Cove Singapore)>

Garlic Vine 蒜香藤

Walk Pass Fairy Point Hill> Walk Pass Changi Beach Club Sport Complex>

Saraca (Yellow) 无忧花

Changi Beach Club>

Changi Boardwalk West Shelter (West Exit Point)>

Indonesian bay leaf印尼月桂葉 (Syzygium polyanthum)

Changi Boardwalk>

Sunset Walk 120 meters

The Sunset Walk allows you to enjoy a splendid view of the sunset at the western end of Changi

Point, amid a backdrop of huge boulders. In the evening, the walkway is lit and you can see the lights of the Punggol Housing Estate in the distance. This provides a good spot for a romantic stroll.

Changi Boardwalk Western End (Sunset Viewing Point>

The Loyang Rock or Squance Rock (The traditional nesting site for the Black-naped Tern 黑枕燕鸥, The Black-naped Terns will start arriving to the waters around the rock in March and nest between April to August.)

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Kelong Walk 200 meters

This stretch of the boardwalk extends into the sea. It is built above water on kelong-like stilts, reminiscent of kelong days in the past.

Changi Boardwalk (Up Staircase to the cliff- Cliff Walk 180meters)>

Linger along this shady, lush stretch and you may feel like you are deep in the forest. The boardwalk follows the terrain and contours of the land. Trees which have been here for years, as well as boulders, were left untouched, right next to the boardwalk.