Singapore, the southernmost tip of the Asian continent | Right-angle coconut tree

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🇸🇬 Singapore, the southernmost tip of the Asian continent | A romantic and off-the-beaten-path photo spot✨

When you come to Singapore, you can’t miss the southernmost tip of the Asian continent! Here you’ll find stunning sea views and gentle sea breezes—truly a hidden gem. Today, I’m sharing a super detailed guide🗺️

📍【How to get there】
First, take the MRT to HarbourFront Station Exit B, go up to the third floor of VivoCity, transfer to the Sentosa Express, get off at Beach Station, then take a free shuttle bus to the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia station🚇 The whole trip is very convenient, just follow the signs~

🏖【Highlights】

• Famous suspension bridge: Connects the main island to the southernmost small island of the Asian continent. Walking on it is fun and swaying, with clear sea water underneath—perfect for photos, you’ll get amazing shots in minutes📸

• Southernmost Point of Asia sign: An iconic photo spot you must take a picture with! Stand next to the sign facing the sea and feel the amazing sensation of standing at the southernmost tip of the Asian continent🌊

• Popular coconut tree: A trendy Instagram-style coconut tree growing sideways, with slender leaves pointing to the sky. The background is the beach and blue ocean—no matter how you shoot, it looks great, full of tropical vibes🥥

🎈【Tips】

1. The best time to visit is around 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM when the light is soft and photos come out stunning. Note that after 6:00 PM, island access is prohibited, so keep an eye on the time⏰

2. Remember to protect yourself from the sun by bringing sunscreen, sunglasses, and a sun hat, or you might get sunburned🌞

3. There are quite a few mosquitoes on the island, so it’s best to bring some insect repellent to avoid bites🦟

Besides the southernmost tip of the Asian continent, Sentosa Island has many other fun attractions like Universal Studios and the S.E.A. Aquarium, all worth visiting. When you’re tired, you can try Singapore’s signature dishes like chili crab, bak kut teh, and satay—super satisfying for your taste buds😋