Nothing to do in Punggol? Think again!
Beyond its diverse cafe scene, Punggol provides a serene retreat from the city’s hustle. Its remote location offers scenic views, tranquil hiking trails, and plenty of space to unwind.
1. Whack some balls at Punggol Golf Driving Range
Golf really doesn’t have to be expensive. So if you want to try something new — be it alone, with your partner, or with a group of friends — consider this driving range in Punggol.
Prices start from $8.72 for 100 balls, and club rental is available at $5 per club, with a refundable deposit of $20.
Location: 60 punggol east, singapore 828825, Singapore 828825
Opening hours:
Monday: 12-11:30pm
Tue-Fri: 7am-11:30pm
2. Geek out on comics at Comics & Games Library
This is Singapore’s first library with more than 7,000 comics books, graphic novels and board games that you can browse for free!
Admission is free. You just have to scan your IC or request a QR code day pass.
Location: 88 Punggol Wy, #01-140 Punggol Coast Mall, Singapore 829913
Opening hours: 10am-10pm
3. Escape the city with an adventure in Coney Island
For an adventure, venture slightly out of the mainland into Coney Island. Rent a bike and cycle along the scenic 2.5km park connector, or explore the park’s rustic trails, winding through mangroves, coastal forests, and grasslands.
The island is flooded with lush flora and fauna. Nature enthusiasts will also be fascinated by their diversity, with over 80 bird species, including the oriental magpie-robin and baya weaver.
4. Sign up for hands-on workshops at Punggol Regional Library
Punggol Regional Library is a 5-storey modern, family-friendly space offering a wide range of activities for all ages.
Beyond its a vast collection of books, look forward to actual things to do, such as interactive exhibits, and dedicated spaces for children and adults, and the occasional workshops and storytelling session. Just like library@orchard, the library’s futuristic design also offers the perfect backdrop for a photoshoot.
Location: 1 Punggol Drive One Punggol #01-12, Singapore 828629
Opening hours: 10am-9pm
5. Admire the stunning vista from Lorong Halus Bridge
For a scenic walk, head to Lorong Halus Bridge, where you can enjoy stunning views of lush greenery and serene waterways.
Connecting Punggol Waterway Park to Punggol Promenade, this pedestrian bridge offers a peaceful retreat for leisurely strolls and cycling. It’s a perfect spot to unwind, take a breather, and capture nice photos of the sunset.
Location: Lor Halus Bridge, Singapore
6. Be one with nature at Punggol Waterway Park
If you’re a big fan of the outdoors, go straight to Punggol Waterway Park.
The park offer a range of activities for explorers. Cycle, jog along its scenic trails, paddle a kayak in the calm waters, or enjoy a nice stroll along the iconic bridges like the Jewel and Sunrise Bridges. Families can also visit their kid-friendly playgrounds, and photographers can capture the stunning sunset views.
Location: Sentul Cres, Singapore 821313
7. Beat the heat at Splash @ Kidz Amaze SAFRA Punggol
Beat the heat with a splash… at Splash @ Kidz Amaze SAFRA Punggol. This indoor water playground houses thrilling water slides, splash buckets, and interactive play areas. Perfect for all ages, it’s a refreshing spot to unwind or have some fun.
Entrance fee starts from $10.
Location: 9 Sentul Cres, Level 3, Singapore 828654
Opening hours:
Monday: 1-7pm
Tuesday: Closed
Wed-Fri: 1-7pm
Sat-Sun: 1-9pm
8. Unwind at Punggol Beach
Punggol Beach offers a serene retreat for those seeking peace and relaxation. Stroll along the sandy shores, marvel at the picturesque boulders, or simply unwind with a casual picnic as you enjoy the gentle sea breeze.
The beach itself holds historical significance as one of Singapore’s World War II heritage sites, known for its role in the tragic Sook Ching massacre.
Location: Punggol Road, Singapore
9. Munch and munch and munch at Tebing Lane
Aside from the cafes in Punggol, foodies can explore the various eateries at Tebing Lane, a vibrant riverside dining and lifestyle destination.
Located near Punggol Waterway Park, the container park houses popular eateries like Uncle Leong Seafood, Fat Po, Seoul Good, Kaizenki Teppanyaki, and many more.
10. Challenge yourself at Hai Bin Prawning (and Riviera)
Hai Bin Prawning and Riviera offer two distinct experiences in Punggol. At Hai Bin Prawning, enjoy the thrill of prawning in a serene, open-air setting, where you can catch fresh prawns and even grill them on-site.
Meanwhile, Riviera offers a scenic waterfront dining experience with a mix of restaurants and bars. It’s the ideal spot to unwind with great food, drinks, and views.
Location: 6 Tebing Ln, #01-04, Singapore 828835
Opening hours: 24 hours
11. Cycle along Seletar North Link, a scenic cycling route
At Seletar North Link, enjoy cycling or jogging along scenic routes, capturing stunning photos of sunsets and reflections, or relaxing with nature’s tranquility.
Try fishing, bird watching, or simply strolling to unwind. It’s a perfect spot for outdoor enthusiasts to go away from the city buzz.
Location: Seletar North Link, Punggol Timor Island Bridge, Singapore
12. Spot rare wildlife at Hampstead Wetlands Park
For nature and animal enthusiasts, Hampstead Wetlands Park is the ideal site as its home to gorgeous wildlife like herons and kingfishers.
Location: 1 Baker St, Singapore 799977
13. Rent your bikes at GoCycle
If you’re interested in cycling at any of the above attractions, we recommend renting your bikes at GoCycle at Punggol Jetty or Punggol Parkj.
It provides a variety of bikes, including regular adult and child bikes, e-bike, four-seater quad bikes, and a unique three-person tandem bike. A $50 cash deposit is required for any rental.
14. Watch sunset at Punggol Point Jetty
For a perfect end to the day, head to Punggol Point Jetty. As the golden hour arrives, you’ll be treated to a stunning show as the sky lights up over the sea and the coast of Johor.
It’s the kind of peaceful spot where you can truly reflect, snap some beautiful photos, or just take a quiet moment to soak it all in.
Location: Punggol Promenade Nature Walk, Singapore
15. Chill and dine at Punggol Container Park
For a chill, laid-back meal, head to Punggol Container Park. This vibrant, open-air food hub is made from shipping containers and offers a wide range of casual eats and drinks. It’s the perfect spot to grab a seat, dig in, and unwind with friends.
Some notable tenants to lookout for is Big Fish Small Fish, Pump Station 1965 Bar & Bistro, and Fat Po. Other than that there’s Hai Bin Prawning nearby where you can grill your own prawn that you have caught.
Location: 50 Punggol E, Singapore 828824
16. Enjoy a nature walk at Lorong Halus Wetland
Need to escape the city’s noise? Head to Lorong Halus Wetland, a peaceful eco-reserve that’s both educational and calming. As you stroll along the scenic boardwalks, you’ll find a quiet pocket of biodiversity teeming with wetland plants and birds. This place is great for slow strolls, bird-spotting, and learning about water sustainability.
Location: 326 Lor Halus, Singapore 536587
17. Cool down at the Waterway Point Playground
Let the little ones splash around at the Waterway Point’s free water playground. This is a little kid’s dream, with spraying fountains, water jets, and tunnels for them to run through. It’s the perfect, refreshing break on a hot day, and all you need to do is pack a towel!
Location: 83 Punggol Central, Singapore 828761
Opening hours: 10am-7pm
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