Tanjong Beach Club
When someone says “Let’s go to the beach” in Singapore, there’s a 99.999% chance that they’re referring to Sentosa. It’s no surprise that the area is our island’s “beach club central”, and within it lies Tanjong Beach Club, which some of your beach bum buddies may recommend as the best in the country.
If you’ve seen it on social media and are wondering what the hype is all about, here’s the lowdown on everything you need to know before heading down:
Relax away from the crowds at Tanjong Beach
Image credit: Lisa Cohen Photography
While other hotspots like Ola Beach Club and Rumours Beach Club lie in the heart of Siloso Beach, Tanjong Beach Club (TBC) is a hideaway at the southern end of Sentosa’s beach stretch. Away from all the hurly-burly, this is the club to go to if you want a little more peace and quiet.
And though it’s a little bit of a walk from the nearest Sentosa Express monorail’s Beach Station, your journey here will not be for naught as TBC has been lauded by many to be one of best beach clubs not just in Singapore, but around the world.
Image credit: Lisa Cohen Photography
In February 2025, Tanjong Beach Club reopened after a 4-month-long refurbishment that transformed the space into a mid-century beach house. The iconic infinity pool has been given new checkerboard tiles and is now flanked by new daybeds in warm, colourful hues that contrast with the pool’s cool blue shades. Each daybed booking also comes with a complimentary kit stocked with Aesop products, ensuring that you can bask under the equatorial sun in comfort. These said daybeds can
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P.S. The beach club is pet-friendly as well, so your ocean-loving pup doesn’t have to stay home while you have fun.
Indulge in food & drinks
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The refresh of Tanjong Beach Club’s vibes also saw an update to its menu whilst still keeping to a core ethos of offering fresh seafood and sharing platters. A Mibrasa Grill was added to the kitchen, so you can expect to feast on wood-fired delights like Smoked Hokkaido Scallop Aguachile ($34) and Dry-aged Barramundi (from $36) that has been dry-aged on the bone for up to a week.
Order the nosh straight to your daybeds and lounges to enjoy while you kick back and lepak the day away. If you’re not planning on leaving without some drinks, catch the sunset with food in one hand and a gin-based Tanjong Coast ($25) in the other. Ballers can also open bottle (from $228) with options like Brass Lion Gin, Grey Goose, and Don Julio 1942.
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Other than baking on the beach like a happy potato, you can also visit their dining room which has both indoor and alfresco dining available.
Visit Tanjong Beach Club for drinks & sunset views
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If you don’t have the time to spare to jet away to Phuket for a beach vacay, try Tanjong Beach Club instead for a quick getaway from city life. Below are the minimum spends required, with rates depending on the day and time of visit:
- Pool Lounge – $150-$400/daybed for up to 6 guests
- Poolside Daybeds – $150-$400/daybed for up to 4 guests
- Beach Daybeds (pet-friendly) – $150-$400/daybed for up to 5 guests
- Beach Loungers – $80-$200 for a pair of loungers, up to 2 guests
- Deckside Daybeds – $150-$400/daybed for up to 5 guests
You’ll want to make reservations about a month in advance, especially if you’re planning to head down during the weekends. They do accept walk-ins, though chances are you’ll have to wait in line to enter and not get the bed of your choice.
Tanjong Beach Club
Address: 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Singapore 098942
Opening hours: Mon – Fri 10.30am-9.30pm | Sat & Sun 10am-10pm
Telephone: 9750 5323
Contact: Tanjong Beach Club website
Getting there: Walk 15 minutes towards Tanjong Beach from Beach Station, or take the Sentosa Express tram from Beach Station and alight at the Tanjong Beach stop which is a 5-minute walk away from TBC.
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Cover image adapted from: Lisa Cohen Photography/Tanjong Beach Club
Originally published on 12th July 2021. Last updated by Josiah Neo on 17th June 2025.