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The boardwalk is located at Changi Point, the easternmost part of Singapore. The boardwalk faces north-northwest to northeast for much of its length. It connects Changi Beach Club in the western end to the Changi Sailing Club at its midpoint and the Changi Point Ferry Terminal in the eastern end.
@ 13 Jan, 2021
Nice place for a peaceful and natural stroll..quiet with a lot of nature around - trees, sea etc. Keep a mosquito repellent though. Some people do fishing there. Stay away during rain as water level rises and can be dangerous.
@ 18 Oct, 2020
It's very quiet area in the east where you can enjoy a nice beach walk. If you are looking to get away from the crowd, then look no further. Its a short walk along the bridges. Lack of amenities like toilet or drinking water station that make this place less favourable to stay for long.
@ 17 Sep, 2020
I love going for runs during weekends, and this place had been in my hit list for quite sometime now. And I was so glad once i reached. The place is so beautiful that it distracted me along my entire run, as I had to stop and click pictures. Plus the sun was setting and the weather was perfect. Once you reach the end of the broad walk, there is the Changi Village Hawker Center where u can go and relish some food.
@ 19 Nov, 2020
We see the lovely sunsets and our very own Singapore fish farm of the future.... vaccine free antibiotics free fish bred in ocean fresh water. ace-sg,com
@ 30 Aug, 2020
A nice, relatively quiet path to do a leisure stroll. I find the western parts of the walk nice and quiet with better scenery. The last time I was here I remember there wasn't so many boats moored along this stretch of the sea. Well, times have changed.