Punggol Point Park
Punggol Point Park is a historical site that commemorates the World War II massacres carried out by Japanese soldiers. Punggol Point Park is one of the Three Best Rated® Tourist Attractions in Punggol, Singapore.
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Highly recommended to pay a visit. The rounded rocks on the beach looks very much like smaller version of Moeraki Boulders in New Zealand. The sunset is majestic and good for romantic wedding photos shoot. There are also mini groupers to fish for a meal for fishing kakis. Family can go there for a good swim during the low tides but do stay away from the jetty due to its sharp jetty pillars. The seafood restaurants at the punggol settlement is just round the round for an evening dinner by the sea. The WHITE beehoon restaurant is great tasting. At second floor, there are pubs to have chill beer or two. But it's very crowded during the weekends and all evenings !!! Parking is OK. Wheel chair friendly place also.
This is a place that you can see ship sailing, hear the wave splashing, feel the breeze touching. A place to see sunset. There is also a few restaurants and a convenient store around.
Nice place when it’s not so crowded. Can see that it would be even better when the nearby HDB facilities are completed. Loved the Coney Island walks.
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