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Beaches in Sentosa Island
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Sentosa Island of Singapore is known for its stretch of sheltered beach of more than two kilometers in length towards the southern coast. It is clearly divided into three portions: Palawan Beach, Siloso Beach, and Tanjong Beach. These beaches in Sentosa Island are artificially created by bringing sand from Indonesia and Malaysia.
Let us check out the exact locations and attractions of the beaches in Sentosa Island.
Palawan Beach: It is located right at the centre of the southern coast of Sentosa Island. And the main attraction of this beach is several bars that are well equipped with delicious food and beverage.
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Siloso Beach: It lies on the western portion of the southern coast and it is a popular holiday destination for the game "beach volleyball". Other activities of the tourists include canoeing, skim boarding, mountain biking or rollerblading. Tourists love to visit the dining and shopping centres and the most prominent one is the Shangri- La Rasa Sentosa Resort at the western tip of Siloso Beach.
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Tanjong Beach: It is the most secluded part of the southern coast. It is often used as the venue for special events and parties as people love to be on this crescent shaped beach on special occasions.
You can go for a long walk with your beloved on the sandy beach of Palawan. Sunset view is amazing over there. The suspension bridge will take you to the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia, i.e. Closest point to the Equator in Asia. The Palawan Beach of Sentosa Island is considered as the perfect escape for romance as the view of the South China Sea and the shades of bougainvilleas and coconut trees will give you the feel of paradise. Nothing can be more enjoying than a flight to the beaches in Sentosa Island. Feel the tranquility in the coming weekend as you get mesmerized by the sight of sunset at Sunset Bay. Hop, skip, jump and play volleyball, have good food and cocktails as you get engrossed in the tune of French and Latin Jazz at Bora Bora Beach Bar or as you enjoy a casual chat at Club Islander.
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