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In this rustic, ecologically sustainable park rich in biodiversity and history, enjoy beautiful boardwalks, scenic cycling paths and diverse natural habitats. A section of the East Promenade and toilet will be closed from 7 June 2021 to 30 June 2025 to facilitate construction works.
- Start at Punggol Point Park
- Snap A Photo at The Famous Coney Island Gate
- Cruise Along Cycling Routes
- Chill Out at The Beach
- Hit The Obstacle Course
- Embark on A Picturesque Walk
- Spot Wildlife
- Explore The Nearby Punggol Waterway Park
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Drop off or park here to start your journey. Relax by the jetty, meander along the promenade walk, sit on swings at the playground or say hi to a turtle or two in the pond. Since Coney Island Park is uninhabited, you’ll want to rent a bike or grab extra water bottles and snacks before you head over. Fun fact: It’s also called Serangoon Island or Pu...
Located at the East and West entrances of Coney Island, these iconic gates are what you’ve seen on the camera rolls of anyone who’s ever been to the park. Pose away for the ‘gram before your day of exploration kicks off.
The park’s rustic terrain makes cycling bumpy at times, but it’s still a breezy and enjoyable experience that won’t take up too much of your time. Cycle along the 2.5km Coney Island Park Connector, with the occasional pretty promenade view of Serangoon Reservoir. Or follow the signs to navigate your way to the beaches. Psst: If you’re looking for a...
While cycling on the main path, look for signs that’ll direct you to any of the five beach areas. These sandy spots don’t offer pristine shores and azure waters, but they provide a quiet seaside break after you sweat it out on the bikes. Psst: we recommend beach areas C and E for tranquil times.
Constructed from the timber of uprooted casuarina trees and other recycled materials, the all-natural Casuarina Exploration playground will delight with its mini obstacle course. Spend some time at this environmentally-friendly hangout – with or without the little ones! Keep your balance across a wooden bridge, jump over stepping stones and race as...
Keen to learn more about the biodiversity and history of Singapore’s Coney Island? Sign up for a two-hour guided walk led by NParks volunteers on selected Saturday mornings in June, November and December. Just check the official website before heading over for updates and announcements, as areas of the park may be closed for construction work. Alte...
Butterflies, birds and squirrels make Coney Island their home in Singapore. With over 80 species of birds on the island, it’s not hard to catch a glimpse of these creatures busy at work in their natural habitat. Spot the baya weaver weaving nests from flowering Acacia trees, keep an ear out for the oriental magpie-robin’s melodies or watch parakeet...
Not done with your day out in nature? If you’ve still got time to explore the neighbouring areas on your bicycle, head over to Punggol Waterway Park. Here, you can relax by the benches, take in the waterfront views and do a little bird watching.
Coney Island is a rustic green space in the city’s north-east, with hidden white sand beaches, flora and fauna. You can rent a bike, explore the trails, play at the obstacle course, spot wildlife and enjoy the views at Punggol Waterway Park.
Coney Island is a rustic and environmentally-friendly park in Singapore, with casuarina trees, mangroves, otters, birds and cycads. Learn about its past as a Haw Par Brothers' resort, a World War II base and a Haw Par Beach Villa.
Coney Island is a peninsular neighborhood and entertainment area in the southwestern section of the New York City borough of Brooklyn. The neighborhood is bounded by Brighton Beach to its east, Lower New York Bay to the south and west, and Gravesend to the north and includes the subsection of Sea Gate on its west.
- Take #OOTDs at Punggol Ranch Resort. There’s only one bus that goes to Coney Island from Punggol MRT and that’s bus 84. Once you alight, you’ll notice these super iconic hotel rooms from Punggol Ranch Resort.
- Ride a horse for $10. An absolute must do is the ($10) horse ride at Punggol Stables. It lasts for around 10 minutes. It’s also fun to feed the horses and you can buy carrots from the counter inside the shop.
- Eat the famous Sembawang White Bee Hoon. If there isn’t a crazy queue, nomnom on the Sembawang “White Bee Hoon” ($6, $10, $15) at Punggol Settlement. The dish is what you’d imagine hor fan and hokkien mee would be like if they had a baby.
- Rent a hipster bicycle! It doesn’t matter that your hipster bike lacks the full range of gears for rugged terrain. Rent it because Instagram. You can get these bikes either from the bike shop at Punggol Settlement or at “Go Cycling” which can be seen from the main Punggol End road.
About. Fronting the Atlantic Ocean, this legendary amusement district is a popular day trip from New York City. An hour-long subway ride from Times Square will take you to Coney Island. Check out must-visit attractions such as Luna Park, the New York Aquarium, and Deno’s Wonder Wheel.
Coney Island is home to an aquarium, action-packed rides, restaurants, shops, and more. From roller-coasters to go-karts, to live entertainment, and boardwalk games, beachfront Coney Island has something for everyone!
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