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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa186.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://epicroadrides.com/cycling-singapore/cycling-east-coast-park/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://epicroadrides.com/cycling-singapore/cycling-east-coast-park/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/","crawl_time":1768472469,"first_indexed_time":1724410043,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,epicroadrides!\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/ s443","src_root_hash":"16281662670034488986","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Cycling in East Coast Park + Changi Beach cycling","meta_descriptions":["A guide to cycling in East Coast Park and Changi beach cycling. This ride takes in Marina Bay & the East Coast Park connector route. Inc GPX."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Distance\n72 km\nElevation gain\n344m\nDifficulty\nEpic rating\nPage Contents\nIntroduction\nIntroduction\nHighlights\nRide Log: East Coast Park and Changi Beach\nCafés\nAccommodation\nTips\nHave you cycled in Singapore?\nLooking for more cycling in Singapore?\nLooking for an organised cycling trip?\nMore Rides\nThis out-and-back east coast cycling route includes cycling in East Coast Park and up, past Changi Airport to Changi Beach park.\nStarting in the glitz of Marina Bay, you’ll ride past the iconic Gardens by the Bay, over the Marina Barrage and along the full length of the gorgeous East Coast Park cycling route.\nYou can skirt Changi Airport on the cycling path (Coastal Park Connector) of the Tanah Merah Coast Road to take you all the way to Changi Beach Park and Changi Village on the north of\nSingapore\n.\nIf you’re feeling adventurous, take the bumboat from Changi Point ferry terminal to Palau Ubin, and island northeast of mainland Singapore. Or take things easy and turn back earlier.\nThis RideWithGPS route contains cookies...\nI’m fine with RideWithGPS cookies\nGPX Download\nTerms of use reminder\nArticle by Clare Dewey\nClare Dewey is a cyclist with a passion for travel. She set up epicroadrides.com in 2018 to help make it easy for cyclists to explore the world by bike. Today her mission is still inspiring cyclists to discover new places on two wheels - and doing what she can to make sure they have the best possible time while they're there. Clare has visited 50+ destinations around the world, many of them by bike.\nMore...\nWant to connect with Clare? Find her over on\nLinkedIn.\nHighlights\nThe long stretch of Singapore’s East Coast Park is a hive of activity at most times of day, and is popular amongst active types, including cyclists. It’s a lovely place to ride, with the sea on one side and the lush, tropical gardens on the other.\nCycling the east coast takes you away from the busy roads and lets you experience some of Singapore’s best park connector routes and trails (all paved).\nFor those with the time and inclination, crossing on the small boat (bumboat) to Pulau Ubin is a wonderful experience to discover traditional villages (kampongs), wildlife (monkeys, wild boar, kingfishers) and mountain biking to the mangroves of Chek Jawa Wetlands.\nThe coastal park connector bike path\nRide Log: East Coast Park and Changi Beach\n1. Marina Bay to Marina Barrage: 0 to 3 km\nCycling from Marina Bay, skirt round towards Marina Bay Sands and past the ArtScience Museum. A visit to the Gardens by the Bay is very worthwhile to explore the lush vegetation of the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest and the views from the 50 metre high Supertree Observatory.\nCrossing Marina barrage gives great views. Opened in 2010, this dam across the 350 metre wide Marina Channel keeps seawater out, manages flood risk and provides recreation. If you happen to be in Singapore on Singapore Day, it’s also a great place to watch the celebrations from!\nThe iconic Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay\n2. Cycling East Coast Park: 3 to 18 km\nEast Coast Park is a relatively thin, but pretty, park along Singapore’s east coast. It lies between the busy ECP (East Coast Parkway), the major highway that runs from Changi airport to the central business district of Singapore, and the coast.\nThe road is flanked on the north by many high rise HDB (Housing Development Board) apartments, the widely used and well-run public housing which house the majority of Singaporeans.\nThe beautifully-maintained park is alive with activity at every hour of the day. During peak times you’ll find the wide cycle paths feel pretty full.\nEast Coast Park connector route\n3. East Coast Park to Changi Village: 18 to 36 km\nAfter cycling in East Coast Park, continue out of the park and onto the bike path that follows the Tanah Merah Coast road. You have options for both an on-road bike path and segregated two-way path on the outside of the road! This section is flat and uneventful, with lorries rumbling along the road to build the new terminal 5 and third runway. When this airport was opened in 1981, 870 hectares of land were reclaimed from the sea and from cutting down hills.\nWhen you arrive on the north side of Singapore, you can gaze out from Changi Beach Park to Tekong Island (a military establishment), Pulau Ubin and to Malaysia.\nCrossing over Changi Point Bridge brings you to a number of refreshment options in Changi Village, as well as the small ferry (bumboat) to Pulau Ubin.\nRetrace the whole route to return to Marina Bay.\nTanah Merah Coast road\nCafés\nIf you want to experience a Singapore hawker centre, try the\nEast Coast Lagoon Food Village\n. It has lots of variety and excellent prices, with a focus on satay and seafood.\nEast Coast Park has plenty of options to satisfy every taste and budget.\nCafe in East Coast Park\nAccommodation\nWe expect most visitors will base themselves in or around the central business district, whether they are in Singapore for business or not. This gives best access to all parts of Singapore via the excellent MRT network.\nCheck out our Singapore cycling destination guide for specific\naccommodation suggestions\n.\nTips\nWe suggest you make an early start from Marina Bay to avoid the hottest and busiest times.\nAvoiding weekends and public holidays is recommended when it becomes very busy in East Coast Park.\nIf you plan on visiting Palau Ubin we suggest an early start. The short and cheap ferries start as early as 6am and bicycles are allowed for a few extra dollars. Cheap mountain bikes can be rented on Palau Ubin to navigate the unpaved trails.\nTake a look at our guide to cycling Singapore for\nmore tips\n!\nHave you cycled in Singapore?\nHave you experienced cycling in East Coast Park or Changi beach? We’d love to hear from you in the comments below. Let us know your thoughts about cycling in Singapore!\nLooking for more cycling in Singapore?\nDon’t miss these articles:\nGuide to cycling Singapore\nCycling Sentosa, Singapore Rail Corridor and Mount Faber\nMarina Bay cycling loop and city highlights\nPlease support Epic Road Rides\nA huge amount of time and effort goes into the article you’ve just read, all with the aim of helping you!\nIf you found what you’ve read useful, I’d really appreciate it if you dropped something in the tip jar \nhere\n.\nIt’s a way you can say thank you and help us carry on creating top quality content with no annoying ads and no pay wall.\nLeave us a tip here!\nLooking for an organised cycling trip?\nIf you want someone to help you plan and book your cycling holiday, fill out this form. 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Marina Bay to Marina Barrage: 0 to 3 km](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/#toc-3)\n  - [2\\. Cycling East Coast Park: 3 to 18 km](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/#toc-4)\n  - [3\\. East Coast Park to Changi Village: 18 to 36 km](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/#toc-5)\n- [Cafés](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/#toc-6)\n- [Accommodation](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/#toc-7)\n- [Tips](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/#toc-8)\n- [Have you cycled in Singapore?](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/#toc-50)\n- [Looking for more cycling in Singapore?](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/#toc-9)\n- [Looking for an organised cycling trip?](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/#toc-10)\n- [More Rides](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/#section-rides)\n\nThis out-and-back east coast cycling route includes cycling in East Coast Park and up, past Changi Airport to Changi Beach park.\n\nStarting in the glitz of Marina Bay, you’ll ride past the iconic Gardens by the Bay, over the Marina Barrage and along the full length of the gorgeous East Coast Park cycling route.\n\nYou can skirt Changi Airport on the cycling path (Coastal Park Connector) of the Tanah Merah Coast Road to take you all the way to Changi Beach Park and Changi Village on the north of [Singapore](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/destinations\/cycling-singapore\/).\n\nIf you’re feeling adventurous, take the bumboat from Changi Point ferry terminal to Palau Ubin, and island northeast of mainland Singapore. Or take things easy and turn back earlier.\n\nThis RideWithGPS route contains cookies...  \nI’m fine with RideWithGPS cookies\n\n[GPX Download](https:\/\/ridewithgps.com\/routes\/43384175.gpx?sub_format=track)[Terms of use reminder](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/#general-disclaimer)\n\n![Clare Dewey](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/09\/Clare-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-260x260.jpg)\n\n![Clare Dewey](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/09\/Clare-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-260x260.jpg)\n\nArticle by Clare Dewey\n\nClare Dewey is a cyclist with a passion for travel. She set up epicroadrides.com in 2018 to help make it easy for cyclists to explore the world by bike. Today her mission is still inspiring cyclists to discover new places on two wheels - and doing what she can to make sure they have the best possible time while they're there. Clare has visited 50+ destinations around the world, many of them by bike.\n\n[More...](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/cycling-singapore\/cycling-east-coast-park\/)\n\nWant to connect with Clare? Find her over on [LinkedIn.](https:\/\/www.linkedin.com\/in\/clare-dewey-a9716baa\/)\n\n## Highlights\nThe long stretch of Singapore’s East Coast Park is a hive of activity at most times of day, and is popular amongst active types, including cyclists. It’s a lovely place to ride, with the sea on one side and the lush, tropical gardens on the other.\n\nCycling the east coast takes you away from the busy roads and lets you experience some of Singapore’s best park connector routes and trails (all paved).\n\nFor those with the time and inclination, crossing on the small boat (bumboat) to Pulau Ubin is a wonderful experience to discover traditional villages (kampongs), wildlife (monkeys, wild boar, kingfishers) and mountain biking to the mangroves of Chek Jawa Wetlands.\n\nPrevious\n\n[![Cycling in singapore](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1697-1.jpg)![Cycling in singapore](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1697-1.jpg)](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1697-1.jpg)\n\nThe coastal park connector bike path\n\n[![Cycling in Singapore (copyright Epic Road Rides)](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1715.jpg)![Cycling in Singapore (copyright Epic Road Rides)](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1715.jpg)](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1715.jpg)\n\nImpressive skyscrapers in Marina Bay\n\n[![Singapore's ArtScience Museum](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1713.jpg)![Singapore's ArtScience Museum](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1713.jpg)](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1713.jpg)\n\nSingapore’s ArtScience Museum on Marina Bay\n\n[![cycling in singapore](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1669.jpg)![cycling in singapore](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1669.jpg)](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1669.jpg)\n\nBike hire in Singapore’s East Coast Park\n\n[![](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1652.jpg)![](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1652.jpg)](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1652.jpg)\n\nChangi Beach\n\nNext\n## Ride Log: East Coast Park and Changi Beach\n### 1\\. Marina Bay to Marina Barrage: 0 to 3 km\nCycling from Marina Bay, skirt round towards Marina Bay Sands and past the ArtScience Museum. A visit to the Gardens by the Bay is very worthwhile to explore the lush vegetation of the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest and the views from the 50 metre high Supertree Observatory.\n\nCrossing Marina barrage gives great views. Opened in 2010, this dam across the 350 metre wide Marina Channel keeps seawater out, manages flood risk and provides recreation. If you happen to be in Singapore on Singapore Day, it’s also a great place to watch the celebrations from\\!\n\n![Marina Bay & the gardens in the bay - Cycling in Singapore](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1705-1024x576.jpg)\n\n![Marina Bay & the gardens in the bay - Cycling in Singapore](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1705-1024x576.jpg)\n\nThe iconic Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay\n### 2\\. Cycling East Coast Park: 3 to 18 km\nEast Coast Park is a relatively thin, but pretty, park along Singapore’s east coast. It lies between the busy ECP (East Coast Parkway), the major highway that runs from Changi airport to the central business district of Singapore, and the coast.\n\nThe road is flanked on the north by many high rise HDB (Housing Development Board) apartments, the widely used and well-run public housing which house the majority of Singaporeans.\n\nThe beautifully-maintained park is alive with activity at every hour of the day. During peak times you’ll find the wide cycle paths feel pretty full.\n\n![Cycling in Singapore (copyright Epic Road Rides)](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1690-1024x576.jpg)\n\n![Cycling in Singapore (copyright Epic Road Rides)](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1690-1024x576.jpg)\n\nEast Coast Park connector route\n### 3\\. East Coast Park to Changi Village: 18 to 36 km\nAfter cycling in East Coast Park, continue out of the park and onto the bike path that follows the Tanah Merah Coast road. You have options for both an on-road bike path and segregated two-way path on the outside of the road! This section is flat and uneventful, with lorries rumbling along the road to build the new terminal 5 and third runway. When this airport was opened in 1981, 870 hectares of land were reclaimed from the sea and from cutting down hills.\n\nWhen you arrive on the north side of Singapore, you can gaze out from Changi Beach Park to Tekong Island (a military establishment), Pulau Ubin and to Malaysia.\n\nCrossing over Changi Point Bridge brings you to a number of refreshment options in Changi Village, as well as the small ferry (bumboat) to Pulau Ubin.\n\nRetrace the whole route to return to Marina Bay.\n\n![Tanah Merah Coast road, cycling in singapore](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-2-1-1024x576.jpg)\n\n![Tanah Merah Coast road, cycling in singapore](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-2-1-1024x576.jpg)\n\nTanah Merah Coast road\n## Cafés\nIf you want to experience a Singapore hawker centre, try the [East Coast Lagoon Food Village](https:\/\/g.co\/kgs\/tyRQkuW). It has lots of variety and excellent prices, with a focus on satay and seafood.\n\nEast Coast Park has plenty of options to satisfy every taste and budget.\n\n![Cafe in East Coast Park, Singapore](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1674-1024x576.jpg)\n\n![Cafe in East Coast Park, Singapore](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/07\/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1674-1024x576.jpg)\n\nCafe in East Coast Park\n## Accommodation\nWe expect most visitors will base themselves in or around the central business district, whether they are in Singapore for business or not. This gives best access to all parts of Singapore via the excellent MRT network.\n\nCheck out our Singapore cycling destination guide for specific [accommodation suggestions](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/destinations\/cycling-singapore\/#toc-27).\n\n## Tips\nWe suggest you make an early start from Marina Bay to avoid the hottest and busiest times.\n\nAvoiding weekends and public holidays is recommended when it becomes very busy in East Coast Park.\n\nIf you plan on visiting Palau Ubin we suggest an early start. The short and cheap ferries start as early as 6am and bicycles are allowed for a few extra dollars. Cheap mountain bikes can be rented on Palau Ubin to navigate the unpaved trails.\n\nTake a look at our guide to cycling Singapore for [more tips](https:\/\/epicroadrides.com\/destinations\/cycling-singapore\/#toc-38)\\!\n\n## Have you cycled in Singapore?\nHave you experienced cycling in East Coast Park or Changi beach? We’d love to hear from you in the comments below. 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Boilerpipe Text	Distance 72 km Elevation gain 344m Difficulty Epic rating Page Contents Introduction Introduction Highlights Ride Log: East Coast Park and Changi Beach Cafés Accommodation Tips Have you cycled in Singapore? Looking for more cycling in Singapore? Looking for an organised cycling trip? More Rides This out-and-back east coast cycling route includes cycling in East Coast Park and up, past Changi Airport to Changi Beach park. Starting in the glitz of Marina Bay, you’ll ride past the iconic Gardens by the Bay, over the Marina Barrage and along the full length of the gorgeous East Coast Park cycling route. You can skirt Changi Airport on the cycling path (Coastal Park Connector) of the Tanah Merah Coast Road to take you all the way to Changi Beach Park and Changi Village on the north of Singapore . If you’re feeling adventurous, take the bumboat from Changi Point ferry terminal to Palau Ubin, and island northeast of mainland Singapore. Or take things easy and turn back earlier. This RideWithGPS route contains cookies... I’m fine with RideWithGPS cookies GPX Download Terms of use reminder Article by Clare Dewey Clare Dewey is a cyclist with a passion for travel. She set up epicroadrides.com in 2018 to help make it easy for cyclists to explore the world by bike. Today her mission is still inspiring cyclists to discover new places on two wheels - and doing what she can to make sure they have the best possible time while they're there. Clare has visited 50+ destinations around the world, many of them by bike. More... Want to connect with Clare? Find her over on LinkedIn. Highlights The long stretch of Singapore’s East Coast Park is a hive of activity at most times of day, and is popular amongst active types, including cyclists. It’s a lovely place to ride, with the sea on one side and the lush, tropical gardens on the other. Cycling the east coast takes you away from the busy roads and lets you experience some of Singapore’s best park connector routes and trails (all paved). For those with the time and inclination, crossing on the small boat (bumboat) to Pulau Ubin is a wonderful experience to discover traditional villages (kampongs), wildlife (monkeys, wild boar, kingfishers) and mountain biking to the mangroves of Chek Jawa Wetlands. The coastal park connector bike path Ride Log: East Coast Park and Changi Beach 1. Marina Bay to Marina Barrage: 0 to 3 km Cycling from Marina Bay, skirt round towards Marina Bay Sands and past the ArtScience Museum. A visit to the Gardens by the Bay is very worthwhile to explore the lush vegetation of the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest and the views from the 50 metre high Supertree Observatory. Crossing Marina barrage gives great views. Opened in 2010, this dam across the 350 metre wide Marina Channel keeps seawater out, manages flood risk and provides recreation. If you happen to be in Singapore on Singapore Day, it’s also a great place to watch the celebrations from! The iconic Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay 2. Cycling East Coast Park: 3 to 18 km East Coast Park is a relatively thin, but pretty, park along Singapore’s east coast. It lies between the busy ECP (East Coast Parkway), the major highway that runs from Changi airport to the central business district of Singapore, and the coast. The road is flanked on the north by many high rise HDB (Housing Development Board) apartments, the widely used and well-run public housing which house the majority of Singaporeans. The beautifully-maintained park is alive with activity at every hour of the day. During peak times you’ll find the wide cycle paths feel pretty full. East Coast Park connector route 3. East Coast Park to Changi Village: 18 to 36 km After cycling in East Coast Park, continue out of the park and onto the bike path that follows the Tanah Merah Coast road. You have options for both an on-road bike path and segregated two-way path on the outside of the road! This section is flat and uneventful, with lorries rumbling along the road to build the new terminal 5 and third runway. When this airport was opened in 1981, 870 hectares of land were reclaimed from the sea and from cutting down hills. When you arrive on the north side of Singapore, you can gaze out from Changi Beach Park to Tekong Island (a military establishment), Pulau Ubin and to Malaysia. Crossing over Changi Point Bridge brings you to a number of refreshment options in Changi Village, as well as the small ferry (bumboat) to Pulau Ubin. Retrace the whole route to return to Marina Bay. Tanah Merah Coast road Cafés If you want to experience a Singapore hawker centre, try the East Coast Lagoon Food Village . It has lots of variety and excellent prices, with a focus on satay and seafood. East Coast Park has plenty of options to satisfy every taste and budget. Cafe in East Coast Park Accommodation We expect most visitors will base themselves in or around the central business district, whether they are in Singapore for business or not. This gives best access to all parts of Singapore via the excellent MRT network. Check out our Singapore cycling destination guide for specific accommodation suggestions . Tips We suggest you make an early start from Marina Bay to avoid the hottest and busiest times. Avoiding weekends and public holidays is recommended when it becomes very busy in East Coast Park. If you plan on visiting Palau Ubin we suggest an early start. The short and cheap ferries start as early as 6am and bicycles are allowed for a few extra dollars. Cheap mountain bikes can be rented on Palau Ubin to navigate the unpaved trails. Take a look at our guide to cycling Singapore for more tips ! Have you cycled in Singapore? Have you experienced cycling in East Coast Park or Changi beach? We’d love to hear from you in the comments below. Let us know your thoughts about cycling in Singapore! Looking for more cycling in Singapore? Don’t miss these articles: Guide to cycling Singapore Cycling Sentosa, Singapore Rail Corridor and Mount Faber Marina Bay cycling loop and city highlights Please support Epic Road Rides A huge amount of time and effort goes into the article you’ve just read, all with the aim of helping you! If you found what you’ve read useful, I’d really appreciate it if you dropped something in the tip jar here . It’s a way you can say thank you and help us carry on creating top quality content with no annoying ads and no pay wall. Leave us a tip here! Looking for an organised cycling trip? If you want someone to help you plan and book your cycling holiday, fill out this form. We aren’t a tour operator/agent but we work with lots of people who are and will do our best to put you in touch with someone that can help (within 24 hours where possible)! Clare Dewey is a cyclist with a passion for travel. She set up epicroadrides.com in 2018 to help make it easy for cyclists to explore the world by bike. Today her mission is still inspiring cyclists to discover new places on two wheels - and doing what she can to make sure they have the best possible time while they're there. Clare has visited 50+ destinations around the world, many of them by bike. Want to connect with Clare? Find her over on LinkedIn. First Published: 21 August 2024 All metrics in this article are approximate. The contents of this website are provided for general information purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice and you should not rely on it. You should carry out your own due diligence and risk assessments and take professional advice. Views expressed by interviewees or other users of this website do not necessarily represent our views. We make no representations, warranties or guarantees, whether express or implied, that the content on our website is accurate, complete or up to date. 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Marina Bay to Marina Barrage: 0 to 3 km](https://epicroadrides.com/cycling-singapore/cycling-east-coast-park/#toc-3) - [2\. Cycling East Coast Park: 3 to 18 km](https://epicroadrides.com/cycling-singapore/cycling-east-coast-park/#toc-4) - [3\. East Coast Park to Changi Village: 18 to 36 km](https://epicroadrides.com/cycling-singapore/cycling-east-coast-park/#toc-5) - [Cafés](https://epicroadrides.com/cycling-singapore/cycling-east-coast-park/#toc-6) - [Accommodation](https://epicroadrides.com/cycling-singapore/cycling-east-coast-park/#toc-7) - [Tips](https://epicroadrides.com/cycling-singapore/cycling-east-coast-park/#toc-8) - [Have you cycled in Singapore?](https://epicroadrides.com/cycling-singapore/cycling-east-coast-park/#toc-50) - [Looking for more cycling in Singapore?](https://epicroadrides.com/cycling-singapore/cycling-east-coast-park/#toc-9) - [Looking for an organised cycling trip?](https://epicroadrides.com/cycling-singapore/cycling-east-coast-park/#toc-10) - [More Rides](https://epicroadrides.com/cycling-singapore/cycling-east-coast-park/#section-rides) This out-and-back east coast cycling route includes cycling in East Coast Park and up, past Changi Airport to Changi Beach park. Starting in the glitz of Marina Bay, you’ll ride past the iconic Gardens by the Bay, over the Marina Barrage and along the full length of the gorgeous East Coast Park cycling route. You can skirt Changi Airport on the cycling path (Coastal Park Connector) of the Tanah Merah Coast Road to take you all the way to Changi Beach Park and Changi Village on the north of [Singapore](https://epicroadrides.com/destinations/cycling-singapore/). If you’re feeling adventurous, take the bumboat from Changi Point ferry terminal to Palau Ubin, and island northeast of mainland Singapore. Or take things easy and turn back earlier. This RideWithGPS route contains cookies... 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Find her over on [LinkedIn.](https://www.linkedin.com/in/clare-dewey-a9716baa/) ## Highlights The long stretch of Singapore’s East Coast Park is a hive of activity at most times of day, and is popular amongst active types, including cyclists. It’s a lovely place to ride, with the sea on one side and the lush, tropical gardens on the other. Cycling the east coast takes you away from the busy roads and lets you experience some of Singapore’s best park connector routes and trails (all paved). For those with the time and inclination, crossing on the small boat (bumboat) to Pulau Ubin is a wonderful experience to discover traditional villages (kampongs), wildlife (monkeys, wild boar, kingfishers) and mountain biking to the mangroves of Chek Jawa Wetlands. Previous [![Cycling in singapore](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1697-1.jpg)![Cycling in singapore](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1697-1.jpg)](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1697-1.jpg) The coastal park connector bike path [![Cycling in Singapore (copyright Epic Road Rides)](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1715.jpg)![Cycling in Singapore (copyright Epic Road Rides)](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1715.jpg)](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1715.jpg) Impressive skyscrapers in Marina Bay [![Singapore's ArtScience Museum](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1713.jpg)![Singapore's ArtScience Museum](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1713.jpg)](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1713.jpg) Singapore’s ArtScience Museum on Marina Bay [![cycling in singapore](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1669.jpg)![cycling in singapore](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1669.jpg)](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1669.jpg) Bike hire in Singapore’s East Coast Park [![](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1652.jpg)![](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1652.jpg)](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1652.jpg) Changi Beach Next ## Ride Log: East Coast Park and Changi Beach ### 1\. Marina Bay to Marina Barrage: 0 to 3 km Cycling from Marina Bay, skirt round towards Marina Bay Sands and past the ArtScience Museum. A visit to the Gardens by the Bay is very worthwhile to explore the lush vegetation of the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest and the views from the 50 metre high Supertree Observatory. Crossing Marina barrage gives great views. Opened in 2010, this dam across the 350 metre wide Marina Channel keeps seawater out, manages flood risk and provides recreation. If you happen to be in Singapore on Singapore Day, it’s also a great place to watch the celebrations from\! ![Marina Bay & the gardens in the bay - Cycling in Singapore](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1705-1024x576.jpg) ![Marina Bay & the gardens in the bay - Cycling in Singapore](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1705-1024x576.jpg) The iconic Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay ### 2\. Cycling East Coast Park: 3 to 18 km East Coast Park is a relatively thin, but pretty, park along Singapore’s east coast. It lies between the busy ECP (East Coast Parkway), the major highway that runs from Changi airport to the central business district of Singapore, and the coast. The road is flanked on the north by many high rise HDB (Housing Development Board) apartments, the widely used and well-run public housing which house the majority of Singaporeans. The beautifully-maintained park is alive with activity at every hour of the day. During peak times you’ll find the wide cycle paths feel pretty full. ![Cycling in Singapore (copyright Epic Road Rides)](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1690-1024x576.jpg) ![Cycling in Singapore (copyright Epic Road Rides)](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1690-1024x576.jpg) East Coast Park connector route ### 3\. East Coast Park to Changi Village: 18 to 36 km After cycling in East Coast Park, continue out of the park and onto the bike path that follows the Tanah Merah Coast road. You have options for both an on-road bike path and segregated two-way path on the outside of the road! This section is flat and uneventful, with lorries rumbling along the road to build the new terminal 5 and third runway. When this airport was opened in 1981, 870 hectares of land were reclaimed from the sea and from cutting down hills. When you arrive on the north side of Singapore, you can gaze out from Changi Beach Park to Tekong Island (a military establishment), Pulau Ubin and to Malaysia. Crossing over Changi Point Bridge brings you to a number of refreshment options in Changi Village, as well as the small ferry (bumboat) to Pulau Ubin. Retrace the whole route to return to Marina Bay. ![Tanah Merah Coast road, cycling in singapore](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-2-1-1024x576.jpg) ![Tanah Merah Coast road, cycling in singapore](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-2-1-1024x576.jpg) Tanah Merah Coast road ## Cafés If you want to experience a Singapore hawker centre, try the [East Coast Lagoon Food Village](https://g.co/kgs/tyRQkuW). It has lots of variety and excellent prices, with a focus on satay and seafood. East Coast Park has plenty of options to satisfy every taste and budget. ![Cafe in East Coast Park, Singapore](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1674-1024x576.jpg) ![Cafe in East Coast Park, Singapore](https://epicroadrides.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Cycling-in-Singapore-copyright-Epic-Road-Rides-1674-1024x576.jpg) Cafe in East Coast Park ## Accommodation We expect most visitors will base themselves in or around the central business district, whether they are in Singapore for business or not. This gives best access to all parts of Singapore via the excellent MRT network. Check out our Singapore cycling destination guide for specific [accommodation suggestions](https://epicroadrides.com/destinations/cycling-singapore/#toc-27). ## Tips We suggest you make an early start from Marina Bay to avoid the hottest and busiest times. Avoiding weekends and public holidays is recommended when it becomes very busy in East Coast Park. If you plan on visiting Palau Ubin we suggest an early start. The short and cheap ferries start as early as 6am and bicycles are allowed for a few extra dollars. Cheap mountain bikes can be rented on Palau Ubin to navigate the unpaved trails. Take a look at our guide to cycling Singapore for [more tips](https://epicroadrides.com/destinations/cycling-singapore/#toc-38)\! ## Have you cycled in Singapore? Have you experienced cycling in East Coast Park or Changi beach? We’d love to hear from you in the comments below. Let us know your thoughts about cycling in Singapore\! ## Looking for more cycling in Singapore? 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