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17 Spots for Viewing Sunrise and Sunset in Singapore

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Want to know the best spots to view the sunrise and sunset in Singapore? We got you! We compiled the best spots where you and your family can fully enjoy the sun’s beauty on the island.

Most adults, especially parents, find peace when watching the sunrise or sunset. The scenic view improves our mood and mental health. It also inspires families to make time for exercise and jog or bike to watch the sun go up or down.

Most adults in the country are very focused on building their careers. Some of them fail to balance life in and outside their work.

Concerning this, it would be essential for Singaporean people to see places where they could breathe and unwind. One of the best places to visit are areas with incredible sunrise and sunset views. 

Fortunately, Singapore has many different places offering beautiful sunrise and sunset views. 

17 Spots for Viewing Sunrise and Sunset in Singapore

Because of the country’s size, locals and tourists find several places to enjoy the sunrise and sunset in Singapore. You don’t need to head to the beach to catch the scenic view. 

To fully enjoy the spots we suggest, we encourage you to make time every 7 am and 7 pm daily. During these times, you and your family get enough time to reach the spots on foot or by commuting. Check out our list below and enjoy different views of the sunrise and sunset in Singapore.

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Fort Canning Park

Fort Canning Park is not just a good place to watch sunrise and sunset. It is also one of the historical landmarks in the country, which offers fascinating historical insights and relics. 

You and your family can experience Fort Canning Park’s sunrise and sunset view at River Valley Road, Singapore. There, your kids can enjoy different playgrounds while parents chill nearby.

Sembawang Park

Do you want to know what makes Sembawang Park a better place to watch the sunrise and set? Sembawang Park has a beautiful beachside and beautiful view.

Meanwhile, your kids can play at different playgrounds around Sembawang Park. As an alternative, parents and kids can unwind at the Sembawang Hot Spring Park.

Merlion Park

One of the most popular and iconic places in Singapore is Merlion Park. It is not just the statue of Merlian that is attracting many people to visit the area, but also the beautiful scenery during sunrise and sunset.

During your visit, your family can chill at different cafes or drop by local shops. Enjoy the well-loved view of the sunrise and sunset in Singapore by visiting 1 Fullerton Road, One Fullerton.

Pulau Ubin

Pulau Ubin is just a 15-minute boat ride from the main island of Singapore. The area is worth the shot 15-minute travel as the whole family can enjoy a few exciting activities in the area.

While there, your family can enjoy crisscross footpaths, bike rentals, and cycle trails. Moreover, you can take photos of the picturesque view by dropping by Northeast Singapore.

Coney Island Park

Coney Island is an ecologically sustainable park in Singapore. It is not just the kids; the whole family will learn more about biodiversity once you visit the area.

While there, you and your family can experience a relaxing view of the sunrise and sunset in Singapore. Witness the beautiful sight by travelling off the northeastern coast of Singapore within the town of Punggol.

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Gardens by the Bay

Gardens by the Bay will give you a scenic paradise perfect for nature lovers and those who have an interest in photography. The place can also offer fun-filled programs, which the whole family can enjoy. 

The beautiful park gained love and fame from locals and tourists alike. We encourage you to enjoy the sunrise and sunset here by travelling to 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore.

Kranji Reservoir Park

Looking for a place which is more greenery? Kranji Reservoir Park will be perfect for you! It offers visitors a panoramic view of the Johor Straits, a good picnic spot and a fishing area for the family.

Encourage your loved ones to learn how to fish by dropping by this place. Here, you can enjoy the sun and try to catch fish that you can release back into the water. Find the park at 30 Kranji Way, Singapore.

Tanjong Rhu

In Tanjong Rhu, there is a river between two boardwalks and a connecting bridge. This place is one of the best sunrise and sunset spot in the country.

If you want to enjoy the Singapore sunrise here, we encourage you to jog or ride a bike with your kids. For evening visits, parents and kids can stroll around Fort Road in district Katong in Singapore to watch the sunset.

Woodlands Waterfront Park

Woodlands Waterfront Park has an exceptional view of the sea from the north. It is a scenic, and tranquil coastal park in the country, so many people take the time to visit the area. 

While here, your family can take pictures along the bridge. Your photos there also feature a view of the sunrise or sunset in Singapore in the background. Visit Woodlands Waterfront Park at 6A Admiralty Road, Singapore.

East Coast Park

The East Coast Park is one of the country’s most treasured urban getaways. The whole family will not just witness the best views of sunrise and sunset in this place but also experience fun and exciting activities.

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During your visit to East Coast Park, you can bring your kids to enjoy different sports and recreational activities. You can also treat them to breakfast and dinner at restaurants located at East Coast Park Service Road.

Yishun Dam

Yishun Dam is a scenic lookout and favourite go-to place in the country for watching sunrise and sunset. In this place, you can enjoy some activities like picnics and cycling. 

The area boasts a scenic view of the sunrise and sunset in Singapore. Your pictures there may show great roadside views of the sun going up or down the water. Get the pics you want by dropping by Yishun Ave 1.

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Marina Barrage

Marina Barrage is a park with lots of trees. Aside from that, it is also an area laid with cycle tracks. You may also enjoy the view of Singapore Skyline after watching the sunrise and sunset.

If you watch the sunrise or sunset at the Marina Barrage, you experience a view different from the beach. Here, your pics feature a scenic view of gardens or buildings loved by locals and tourists in Singapore. Experience the different sights by travelling to 8 Marina Gardens, Singapore.

Changi Boardwalk

Changi Boardwalk is perfect for you if you love watching the sunrise and sunset from a coastal front. Fortunately, people are also allowed to jog and exercise in the area.

Meanwhile, you can also treat your family to different restaurants or cafes near the Changi Boardwalk. Drop by at 7A Gosport Road, Singapore for the full experience.

Lower Seletar Reservoir Park

If you are looking for a calm and peaceful place to watch the sunrise and sunset, Lower Seletar Reservoir Park will be perfect for you! It is also a place for leisure land and water activities. 

Find the scenic area by travelling to the East of Yishun Town in Singapore. Alternatively, you can also visit the sunset or sunrise view at Yishun Dam nearby.

Pasir Ris Park

Pasir Ris Park is considered one of the largest parks in Singapore. This is a perfect place to reconnect with nature and hear the sound of the waves while watching the sunrise and sunset views.

To get there, you can take a bus or an MRT. The park is located along Pasir Ris Central, Opposite Pasir Ris MRT Station.

Mount Faber Park

Mount Faber Park is one of the famous tourist destinations in the country. This is a place where people can enjoy dining, birdwatching, exercising, and exploring the heritage site.

To get travel here, you need to reach the junction of Kampong Bahru Road and Telok Blangah Road. There, locals and tourists also take photos of the heritage site aside from the scenic view.

Punggol Waterway Park

One of the bridges in Punggol Waterway Park is known to be the Sunrise bridge. It is also considered to be one of the best sunrise spots in Singapore.

Additionally, people visiting the area can also enjoy skating, cycling, and jogging. Children can enjoy playing in the water playground if you bring kids with you. You can reach the park by travelling to Sentul Cres, Punggol.

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