What are the attractions near Changi Point Coastal Walk?

After visiting Changi Point Coastal Walk, you can head down to Changi beach, Jewel Changi Airport, Changi Chapel and Museum, Pulau Ubin, Changi Exhibition Centre and more attractions nearby

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About Changi Point Coastal Walk

Also known as hangi BorardWalk, it is a 2.2 KM boardwalk located in the easternmost part of Singapore. The Coastal walk consists of six distinct sections, from west to east- Sunset Walk, Kelong Walk, Cliff Walk, Sailing Point Walk, Beach Walk and Creek Walk.

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Hotels to stay near Changi Point Coastal Walk

Village Hotel Changi by Far East Hospitality

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Changi Cove

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YOTELAIR Singapore Changi Airport at Jewel

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Crowne Plaza Changi Airport

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Attractions Near Changi Point Coastal Walk

Changi beach

2.74km from Changi Point Coastal Walk

A peaceful beach with a park attached. Located near to Changi Airport, you can do some serious plane spotting here. A nice place to hangout in the evening.

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Jewel Changi Airport

3.37km from Changi Point Coastal Walk

A nature-themed entertainment and retail complex at Changi Airport, Singapore. Linked to three of its passenger terminals, the centrepiece is the world's tallest indoor waterfall, named the Rain Vortex surrounded by a terraced forest setting.

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Changi Chapel and Museum

3.54km from Changi Point Coastal Walk

Dedicated to Singapore's history during the Second World War and the Japanese occupation of Singapore. The museum has a collection of paintings, photographs and personal effects donated by former Prisoners of War.

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Pulau Ubin

4.18km from Changi Point Coastal Walk

An island situated in the northeast of Singapore, a destination for cycling, hiking and other outdoor activities. There were around a few thousand settlers here during the 1960s due to a granite quarry but only about a hundred people live here today. It is one of the last rural areas to be found in Singapore, with an abundance of nature.

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