Come and Enjoy Singapore's Stunning Sunset!

Whether you're with that special someone, your children, or alone, a beautiful sunset always brings satisfaction. And most of the time you don't have to spend a cent to enjoy the beautiful view. Little Journey has brought you some places in Singapore with the best sunset views that are absolutely worth a visit.

Tuas Link Lighthouse (Free)

The westernmost lighthouse in Singapore, located at Raffles Marina Club, very close to Nanyang Technological University. Its Chinese name is "Johor Strait Lighthouse". Standing 12 meters tall on the vast strait shore, it provides illumination for boats entering and leaving the marina.

The lighthouse is a popular spot for photography groups. It is considered one of the most ideal and unique venues for wedding photography and nautical-themed weddings.

The most anticipated part of the trip is climbing to the top of the lighthouse, which has a total of 88 steps. On the platform before reaching the summit, there is a dark green cylindrical oil tank, a relic of history used to store pressurized kerosene from 1905 to 1968, when the lighthouse's light source was powered by kerosene. From there, climb up the steep cast-iron ladder to reach the very top of the lighthouse.

Arriving around 6:30 PM is the best time to watch the sunset. You can see many people setting up their cameras along the roadside, ready to capture the evening sun. At night, the scenery here is equally romantic. Soak in the beautiful sunset, feel the sea breeze, and enjoy the tranquil beauty!

Opening hours: 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily.

Singapore Cable Car (Original price S$35, free with Go旅城通票)

Take the Singapore Cable Car and enjoy panoramic views from 100 meters above sea level. As the only cableway connecting Mount Faber, the waterfront, and Sentosa Island, the Singapore Cable Car Sky Network links you to a variety of experiences. So what is it like to watch the sunset from the cable car?

Route 1: Mount Faber Way

Board the Singapore Cable Car at Imbiah Lookout Station and enjoy a bird's-eye view of the entire island before getting off at Siloso Point Station. Learn about the rich history of Fort Siloso before taking the cable car to Merlion Station. Fly over the golden sandy beach and snap a stunning photo worthy of sharing on your social media.

CÉ LA VI Sky Bar (Original price S$23, free with Go旅城通票)

CÉ LA VI is a rooftop bar in Singapore, located on the 57th level of Marina Bay Sands, offering one of the best views in Singapore. With cocktail prices comparable to the entrance fee for the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck and its slightly higher elevation, this bar quickly became one of Singapore's hottest rooftop venues.

As a guest at the bar, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city and the scenic bay. For those not lucky enough to stay at the Marina Bay Sands Hotel, having a few drinks at CÉ LA VI Singapore is the perfect way to enjoy the luxury that this iconic building offers.

CÉ LA VI Singapore is listed as one of the 16 must-do things in Marina Bay, Singapore, and a highlight of the top 10 nightlife spots in Marina Bay. It is a premier rooftop dining and entertainment destination in Southeast Asia. Join us at the Sky Lounge for delicious food and cocktails while enjoying an unparalleled view of the city skyline and the Marina Bay Sands Infinity Pool. It is recommended to visit at sunset to better appreciate the stunning skyline.

Upper Seletar Reservoir Park (Free)

Seletar Reservoir was built in 1920 and officially opened on August 10, 1969, by Her Royal Highness Princess Alexandra and the Honorable Mr. O'May. It was renamed Upper Seletar Reservoir in 1992 and became a renowned historical site in 1999.

Today, Upper Seletar Reservoir is one of four reservoirs connected to nature reserves. With 15 hectares of natural vegetation, the park is full of flora and fauna, making it a favorite among nature lovers. At sunset, put on your running gear and enjoy an invigorating jog around the park. Alternatively, take a leisurely stroll and admire the reservoir's tranquility and the park's iconic rocket-shaped tower.

Changi Beach (Free)

Changi Beach Park is one of Singapore's oldest seaside parks, still retaining a kampong atmosphere. The stretch of pristine white beach is dotted with coconut trees, barbecue pits, and park benches, making it a great place for family gatherings, swimming, picnics, and barbecues. Fitness enthusiasts can jog or cycle along the winding track. Additionally, you can dine at the seaside restaurants in the park or at nearby Changi Village, enjoying the gentle sea breeze and the sound of the waves.

Gardens by the Bay (Original price S$28, free with Go旅城通票)

Gardens by the Bay is a 101-hectare (250-acre) natural park located in the central region of Singapore, adjacent to the Marina Reservoir. Its Flower Dome is the largest glass greenhouse in the world. Gardens by the Bay is part of the nation's plan to transform from a "Garden City" to a "City in a Garden," aiming to enhance the quality of life by greening the city and enriching its flora. The project was first announced by the Prime Minister of Singapore at the National Day Rally in 2005, with the goal of becoming Singapore's premier urban outdoor recreation space and a national icon.

Gardens by the Bay is one of Singapore's most iconic landmarks. Now, imagine the sky painted with beautiful gradients and a sunset—such a view is truly unique!

Transportation: Take the MRT, along the Circle Line or Downtown Line, and alight at Bayfront Station. Exit via Exit B.

With so many great sunset spots, which one will you choose to enjoy the scenery?

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