[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Labrador Nature Reserve (Updated Jul)

Visited Long Ya Men at Labrador Park for a relaxing stroll with my baby in a stroller. The park is stroller-friendly, offering beautiful coastal views, lush greenery, and a glimpse into Singapore’s maritime history. The replica of Long Ya Men serves as a reminder of the island’s past, once a key landmark for ancient sailors. The sea breeze and peaceful atmosphere made it a perfect spot for a quiet escape. Ideal for families, history lovers, and nature enthusiasts!

#bestsunset Getting There - Take the Circle Line and alight at Labrador Park MRT Station (CC27). From the MRT station, it's about a 10-15 minute walk to the reserve. Follow the signs towards Labrador Park or walk along Berlayer Creek Boardwalk to reach the park. Attractions - The reserve provides stunning panoramic views of the coastline and the South China Sea. As the sun sets, the sky transforms into a canvas of vibrant colors, creating picturesque scenery perfect for photography and reflection. The tranquil environment of the reserve, combined with the calming sound of waves, creates a peaceful setting that allows visitors to unwind and appreciate nature. #100waysoftravel #singapore

#hikingtrails Getting There - Take the Circle Line and alight at Labrador Park MRT Station (CC27). From the MRT station, it's about a 10-15 minute walk to the reserve. Follow the signs towards Labrador Park or walk along Berlayer Creek Boardwalk to reach the park. Attractions - Hiking in Labrador Nature Reserve is a relaxing and scenic experience. The trail is easy to follow and takes you through a mix of greenery and coastal views. One of the highlights is the old military relics scattered along the trail, like bunkers and cannons, which give the hike a bit of history. #100waysoftravel #singapore

#forest Getting There - Take the Circle Line and alight at Labrador Park MRT Station (CC27). From the MRT station, it's about a 10-15 minute walk to the reserve. Follow the signs towards Labrador Park or walk along Berlayer Creek Boardwalk to reach the park. Attractions - Look out for any historical markers or informational plaques along the trails that tell you about the area's history and significance. There are spots where you can catch stunning views of the surrounding nature and, if you’re lucky, maybe even glimpses of the sea. These are great places to relax and take photos. #100waysoftravel #singapore

#hikingtrails Labrador Nature Reserve offers scenic hiking trails with a mix of coastal views, rich history, and lush greenery. Hiking at Labrador Nature Reserve is a refreshing experience. The trails are easy to follow and not too challenging, making them suitable for both beginners and families. One of my usual hiking trails is the Labrador Secret Tunnel Trail. This trail leads you past old British military installations, such as tunnels, bunkers, and artillery pieces. While some areas are no longer accessible, there are signboards detailing the historical significance of the park’s fortifications. It’s great for history buffs who enjoy combining hiking with Singapore’s wartime heritage. Overall, hiking at Labrador Nature Reserve is a great way to enjoy nature, get some exercise, and learn a bit of history at the same time. #100waysoftravel #singapore

Labrador Park is full of charming beauty. If you want to get close to nature, this is definitely a good place 🚶♀🌿 1️⃣ Natural beauty Labrador Park is famous for its magnificent natural beauty. You can enjoy the endless green trees, emerald green grass and clear water, making you feel like you are in a fairy-tale environment. Whether it is a stroll or a picnic, this is a great place for us to relax. 🌳🌸 2️⃣ Coastal Trail The coastal trails of Labrador Park include the Alexander Garden Trail, the Peraya Creek Mangrove Trail and the Bukit Ciming Harbour View Trail, where we can feel the gentle sea breeze and the magnificent coastal scenery; it is also a great place to relax and take a walk and watch the sunset, allowing us to connect more closely with nature 🌊🚶♂ 3️⃣ Fort ruins Not only a nature park, Labrador Park also houses the remains of bunkers from World War II. These historical sites provide us with an in-depth understanding of the war history of the time, while also adding a unique charm and depth to the park. 🏰⚔ 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Labrador Park in Singapore is definitely a place worth visiting! Not only does it have magnificent natural beauty, but it also incorporates historical fort ruins, which makes our exploration full of surprises and educational value. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture these unforgettable moments! 📸🌅 Address: 91 Labrador Villa Rd Singapore 119190 Labrador Villa Rd, Singapore Transportation: 3 minutes walk from MRT Labrador Park Station #Labordo Park Singapore #Natural Treasures #Historical Sites #Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand City Attractions

There are over 300 parks in Singapore Labrador Nature Reserve is one of the parks with great characteristics. Because in addition to seeing the sea view, you can also learn about wartime history! Access: MRT-Labrador Park Station (Yellow Line) #SingaporeTravel #HikingRoutes

#SingaporeTravel Long Bar, the birthplace of 🍹Sling, Singapore's representative cocktail 💛 The price is quite high, but it's a must-visit place when you come to Singapore - You can enjoy a quiet and elegant atmosphere in the building and interior of Long Bar ✨ It's a really hot place for locals, and it's not yet well known to Koreans, so I was able to feel and enjoy the unique atmosphere of Singapore even more 🤭🤭 - Also, Long Bar is crowded even during the day, so waiting is a must!🔥 - Salty peanuts are served on the table as a basic side dish 🥜 It's the rule at Long Bar to throw away the peanut shells without mercy 🥜🥜 At first, I thought it was okay to throw them away, but before I knew it, I was throwing them all on the floor,,ㅎㅎ - Long Bar was so good that I regret only going once while I was in Singapore 💗 Next time, I'll have a drink during the day I want to enjoy the streets of Singapore 🍃 🏠Long Bar 📍#02-01, Raffles Arcade, 328 North Bridge Rd, Singapore 188719 ⏰Opening hours: 12:00 - 22:45 💰About 40,000 won for 1 glass 📌Be sure to throw away the peanut shells on the floor!! #SingaporeTravel #SingaporeHotPlacesToVisitInSingapore #SingaporeBarRecommendation #SingaporeTravelCourse #SingaporeLongBar

Labrador Nature Reserve is a wonderful park that offers toddler-friendly playgrounds, historic, forbidden tunnels, seaside views and so on. Some of the weekend to enjoy away from city life ❤️❤️❤️

This park is a favourite of nature lovers. It is unique to its World War II fort built in 1878 to defend Keppel Harbour, a rich forest of biodiversity and play an important part in Singapore's military history. You may discover historical war sites! I particularly like the nature trails, which may spot squirrels scurrying up trees, butterflies and beautiful birds chirping. Remember not to enter the forested areas during stormy weather, may have fallen trees and branches. It is located within walking distance from Labrador MRT Station. Address: 91 Labrador Villa Rd Singapore 119190 Labrador Villa Rd, Singapore 119190 Highlights: Nature Reserve Rating: 4/5 #park

#gooutside - Labrador Park Coastal and Nature Walk Location : Labrador Park Address : 91 Labrador Villa Rd Singapore 119190 Labrador Villa Rd, Singapore 119190 Getting There : Alight at Labrador Park MRT Station and follow the signage Labrador Nature Reserve, also known locally as Labrador Park, is located in the southern part of mainland Singapore. It is home to the only rocky sea-cliff on the mainland. It is also home to a rich natural biodiversity of wild life including birds, flora, trees and a unique species of butterflies. With a beautiful view of the sea (and you can sometimes catch ships / yachts sailing in the horizon), Labrador Nature Reserve is a visual and sensual oasis of tranquillity and natural wonders as you take a walk along the 4 scenic boardwalks. For health fanatics, the park is interspaced with fitness stations. A jogging track that goes around the reserve also offers a scenic route for those looking to work out while enjoying nature at the same time. Along the way, you can also visit a genuine historical World World 2 fort with war relics and underground bunkers/tunnels etc. #visitsingapore #labradorpark #naturelover

Another beautiful sunset spot in Singapore is Labrador Park or Labrador Nature Reserve. This park is suitable for everyone and is a popular place for jogging and walking, cyclists, dog owners, and family outings. This park has many flora and fauna, children's playgrounds, and bbq for family outings. To enjoy the view, you can take the nature trails connected to Keppel Island, Reflection at Keppel Bay, and Harbour Front MRT. Don't forget to visit and spot the Dragon Teeth Gate (Long Ya Men), a granite shape of a dragon replica to celebrate settlement of Temasek and the Singapore maritime history. Address : 91 Labrador Villa Rd Singapore 119190 #mustdo

Take a scenic nature walk along Singapore’s very own Labrador coastal walk. Start from Berlayer Creek Pavilion located accessibly at Labrador Park MRT Station 🚆 and take in the lush greenery, as you notice the mangroves around you. Continue along towards the Bukit Chermin Boardwalk to the tip of Labrador Nature Reserve to the promenade at the Reflections at Keppel Bay. Take a leisurely stroll along this coastal boardwalk, while enjoying the different pretty views of the expansive waters of Keppel Harbour, the lush greenery of Bukit Chermin hill, and the distant rocky cliffs of Sentosa island. During high and low tide, expect to see different fishes and crustaceans on the edge of the waters. 🌊 #naturewonders #hiking #urbanexplorer #labradornaturereserve

Head down to VivoCity via train, have a simple breakfast at basement, then we headed to Keppel Bay boardwalk. Standing at the coastline, Sentosa Island is just directly opposite us. The blue sky was crystal clear and the sea breeze made the walk so enjoyable. Singapore has a lot of rich people. Just look at the yacht parked at here, and the private condos around this area. You will need at least a few millions in your pocket in order to enjoy such lifestyle. From Keppel Bay, we follow the track and it lead us to Labrador Park. Down here will be more shady because a lot of trees. Walk till the end of the park, and we reached a small beach. There is a jetty where people tends to come here for fishing. We made a turn into the “jungle” towards Tamarind resort, abs along the way have some WII gun placement and battery historical place. Compound is smaller scale if compared to Sentosa Siloso. We ended our morning walk at Labrador MRT station and overall journey is quite relax. Oh ya! Remember to bring your own water bottle, put on sunblock and will be nice to have mosquito repellent. #moreinsg #keppelbay #labradornaturereserve #healthylifestyle #morningwalk

Getting There - 15 minutes walk from Labrador Park MRT station Park size - 22 hectares Nature Reserve opening hours - 7:00 am to 7:00 pm daily (entering or remaining in the nature reserve after 7:00 pm is not allowed) Attractions - World War Two relics Located behind Labrador Park is a hidden gem where several World War II relics can be found. A replica of a six-inch gun along with statues of soldiers at work can be found near the top of the hill as well as two world War two machine gun pillbox can be found within the area. One of the pillbox is located on the hill and the other pillbox is located behind the public toilet further down, along the foot of the hill. Most of the pillbox were demolished except three; two are situated at Labrador Park. This place was also one of the 11 artillery forts for southern and western coastal defence of Singapore built by the British in the early 19th century. This is a great place for hiking and get your child to understand some WW2 history of Singapore. There are plenty of activities such as bird watching, hiking or even just a trip to the playground will bring lots of fun! #summervacation#hikingtrails

#tesaruonbudget Labrador Nature Reserve offers coastal trails, military history, and sea views—all for free. It’s not as crowded as other parks, making it perfect for peaceful strolls. You can explore old WWII bunkers and cannons while walking among mangroves and lookout points. It’s a great place to watch ships go by or enjoy a quiet picnic. Budget travelers looking for something off the beaten path will find this reserve truly #tesaruonbudget and relaxing.

We visited Labrador Nature Reserve recently and were pleasantly surprised by how peaceful and scenic the area was. Located along the southern coast of Singapore, the park offers a great mix of nature, coastal views, and wartime history — all in one place. What stood out the most was how quiet and tranquil the park felt, especially compared to other parks that tend to be more crowded. The walking trails were clean and well-maintained, with plenty of shaded areas under mature trees. We took a slow stroll along the coastal boardwalk, where you get a nice view of the sea and can even spot some ships passing by. One of the highlights was exploring the remnants of WWII structures, like bunkers and gun emplacements. It added a layer of depth to the walk, knowing the area once played an important role in Singapore’s defense. The park also has several lookout points and rest areas, making it a great place for both casual walkers and those looking to soak in some quiet nature. It’s family-friendly and good for light exercise or a leisurely afternoon outing. Parking was convenient, and there are nearby toilets and vending machines too. While there’s no large café inside the reserve, you can always head to nearby eateries at Alexandra or HarbourFront. All in all, Labrador Nature Reserve is a hidden gem that offers calm, coastal charm mixed with a bit of Singapore’s history. Highly recommended for nature lovers, photographers, or anyone looking to unwind. #summervacay #LabradorNatureReserve #SingaporeParks #HiddenGemSG #NatureWalkSG #CoastalBoardwalk #WWIIHistory #PeacefulEscape #NatureLoversSG #ExploreSingapore #WeekendWanderer #singapore #singaporetrip

We visited Labrador Nature Reserve in the late afternoon and it was such a peaceful escape 🌿🌊📷. This coastal park has a quiet, wild charm with hidden tunnels, boardwalks by the sea, and colonial-era remnants. We explored around 5 PM when the sun was low and the light was golden — perfect for moody, cinematic photos 🌅📸. I would recommend this spot if you’re craving nature and history without the usual crowd. 📍Labrador Villa Rd, Singapore 119187 We explored Tiong Bahru on a quiet weekday morning and honestly, it’s a dream for anyone into vintage charm and café vibes ☕📖🏘️. The Art Deco architecture, pastel-colored buildings, and indie bookshops made every corner feel like a photo opportunity 🎞️✨. We visited around 9 AM when the cafés were just opening, and the streets felt calm and beautifully local. I would recommend bringing a camera and spending a slow morning walking, sipping, and snapping. 📍Yong Siak St, Tiong Bahru, Singapore 168653 We visited Haw Par Villa just before closing and it was one of the most surreal photo spots we’ve ever seen 🎭🐉🌺. This old-school theme park is filled with dramatic sculptures, Taoist and Buddhist myths, and super bold colors — it’s eerie, artistic, and fascinating. We explored around 4 PM when the light softened, making the colors pop without being harsh 🎨📷. I would recommend this if you love bold visuals and stories behind your shots. 📍262 Pasir Panjang Rd, Singapore 118628 #singaporeguide #travel #vacation

#singaporetrip I stumbled upon Labrador Nature Reserve while hunting for a quiet escape—and wow, this coastal gem is like Singapore’s best-kept secret. Think jungle trails with WWII bunkers, rocky cliffs, and actual ocean views without the East Coast crowds. First Impressions: “Wait, This is Free?” The second I stepped onto the boardwalk, the city noise faded into crashing waves and bird calls. The air smelled like salt and damp leaves—a legit nature vibe just 20 minutes from CBD madness. The “Whoa” Moment 🤯 Finding the hidden WWII machine gun post covered in vines. It’s eerie and cool—like Indiana Jones meets National Geographic. (Yes, I pretended to dodge bullets for pics.) Secret Spot: The “Pirate’s Cove” Beach 🏴☠️ Tucked behind the boardwalk, this tiny rocky beach is perfect for: Pretending you’re shipwrecked Skipping stones Low-key tanning (shh) Foodie Detour: Post-Hike Rewards Berthold Deli (10-min walk): German sausages + honeycomb latte = hiker’s happy meal. Keppel Bay’s Prive: Fancy fries with yacht views (for that post-nature glow-up). Adventure Itinerary ⏳ ⏰ 8AM: Start at Southern Ridges (connect via Marang Trail) ⏰ 9AM: Explore bunkers & cliffs (spooky golden-hour lighting) ⏰ 11AM: Brunch at Keppel Bay (avocado toast with a side of rich people-watching) Pro Tips 💡 ✔️ Wear bug spray—jungle mosquitos are hungry ✔️ Tide check! Hidden beach vanishes at high tide ✔️ Weekdays = empty, weekends = proposal photoshoots Final Thought: This reserve is wild Singapore at its best—history, hikes, and hidden drama. Left with sandy shoes and 0% battery (worth it). Who’s explored Labrador’s secrets? Drop your fave underrated SG spot below! 👇 #NaturePirate

#singaporetrip Labrador Nature Reserve, also known as Labrador Park, is a hidden gem in Singapore that offers a mix of natural beauty and historical intrigue. The Heritage Trail: A 1.1 km trail showcasing historical landmarks from World War II, such as the Dragon’s Teeth Gate, Red Beacon lighthouse, Machine Gun Post, Portcullis, and a 6 Inch Quick Firing Cannon. You can enjoy stunning views of the sea, the harbour, and nearby islands from various points along the trails. The park is a great spot for birdwatching, especially in the morning or late afternoon. Capture the beauty of the park's natural landscapes and wildlife. There are several spots where you can relax and have a picnic with family or friends. Tips Best Time to Visit: Morning or late afternoon for cooler temperatures and better birdwatching opportunities. Accessibility: The park is accessible by public transport, car, and bicycle, with wheelchair-friendly paths.

#singaporetrip Labrador Nature Reserve is a peaceful coastal park with a rich history and a hidden, quiet vibe. As a traveler, I appreciated how it blends lush greenery, sea views, and World War II relics. The walking trails are easy and scenic, and there’s a lovely boardwalk along the water where you can spot kingfishers and monitor lizards. I stumbled upon old gun emplacements and tunnels—remnants of Singapore’s defense past. It’s not as crowded as other parks, so it feels like a secret escape. A great spot for a relaxing morning walk with sea breeze and history in the air.

#SingaporeAttractions Located at the southern tip of Singapore, Labrador Nature Reserve is a unique attraction that combines natural beauty with historical relics. With its pristine tropical rainforest, charming coastline, and rich flora and fauna, it has become a paradise for nature lovers and photographers. As you walk along the winding trails, you can admire the lush trees, a variety of wildlife, and occasionally spot the light of fireflies. The Labrador Reserve also has many historical relics, such as defense facilities during World War II, allowing visitors to learn about Singapore’s history while enjoying nature.

#favouriteitinerary I will always like to spend some time listening to the beach water as well as relaxing here for a moment. If you are someone who looks forward to a more relaxing itinerary, you can spend some time in this beautiful nature park in the Labrador area near the jetty area. This place will be the place to go to if you are searching for a natural habitat to explore. You can walk through the jungles and also get close to the seaside area. Not much of the Singapore area would you see such a huge nature park. This is one of the places that you should check out. Be sure to hydrate yourself before coming here. Bring along an umbrella in case it rains.

#favouriteitinerary If you are planning for a gathering with your friends here in Singapore, you can include a picnic session with your friends from Singapore .There are several nature places that you can gather with them. Apart from the east coast, sentosa island, west coast, you can also visit the Labrador nature park which is very spacious .There are many sheltered sitting area where you can have your own privacy with your friends inside. You can also have your picnic gathering session and chit chat with one another, while they introduce you to some of the local favourite snacks such as the Kueh lapis and the ang ku Kueh. You will definitely like those tasty food.

#favouriteitinerary If you are planning to include a day walk into your itinerary, you can venture into the Labrador park . Along the way, you will have to walk up the high slopes which can be very tiring. Be sure to hydrate yourself . Take the circle line and alight at the exit A of the Labrador park train station. Walk at least 700 meters to reach the starting point of the nature reserve. Along the way, you would also discover several world war leftover equipment there which are kept as memories and for the people to visit there to understand more about the past. Please allocate at least three hours of your time in your day itinerary as the walk takes quite some time to finish .

Singapore Labrador Park Travel Guide Labrador Park is located in the south of Singapore and is a great place with both natural beauty and historical heritage. 1. Best time to visit: Singapore has a warm climate all year round, so Labrador Park is suitable for visiting all year round. But it will be more comfortable to travel if you avoid the rainy season from November to January of the following year. 2. Transportation: You can take the subway East-West Line to Harbor Station, and then transfer to the bus or take a taxi to the park. 3. Check-in at scenic spots World War II relics: There are many relics from World War II in the park, such as underground bunkers and tunnels. Walking along the trail, you can see old forts and other facilities and feel the vicissitudes of history. Natural ecological area: The park has rich animal and plant resources. You can see various birds and plants while strolling through it. In the mangrove area by the sea, you can also observe a unique wetland ecosystem. Coastline Trail: Walking along the coastline trail, with the vast ocean on one side and lush woods on the other, you can fully enjoy the sea view and the sea breeze. 4. Food recommendations: There are some restaurants and food stalls around the park where you can taste Singapore’s specialties, such as Hainanese chicken rice, satay, etc. You can also bring your own food and have a picnic on the lawn in the park. 5. Precautions The sun in Singapore is strong, so remember to take sun protection measures, apply sunscreen, wear a hat and sunglasses. There are many mosquitoes in the park, so bring mosquito repellent. Take care of the environment, do not litter at will, and keep the park clean. Labrador Park is a great place where you can enjoy the natural beauty while learning about Singapore’s history. Come here and start a unique journey.

Labrador Park in the heart of Singapore is like an oasis that makes people yearn for it. The surrounding trees are tall and the lush leaves sway gently in the breeze, as if calling me softly. Every inch of land here is full of the breath of life and the fragrance of flowers, making people feel as if they are in a moving painting. The path is winding, like a shortcut to a dream. The morning joggers, leisurely walkers, and children's laughter interweave into a melodious symphony. Sitting on the bench, quietly observing everything around me, my mood becomes cheerful involuntarily, and the pressure seems to melt away at this moment. #SingaporeAttractions

#newyearnewtrip The Labrador nature reserve starting point begins here. There is the Labrador villa and private estate which is located right beside the starting point. There is also a small carpark there where you can park there to start your walk and explore there. From here, you will take a fifteen minutes walk into the jungle to visit the Labrador battery as well as towards the other attractions here. Do go on a weekends as there would be more people. When I went on a weekdays there isn't much people there. It is best to go along with someone else because of you injured along the way, there will be someone there to call for assistance. If you like nature and hills, you should visit here.

#newyearnewtrip Taking a ten minute walk from the Labrador nature reserve park carpark, you will get to find the dragon's teeth gate here. It is a magnificent landmark here that has attracted many people here. It used to be a natural outcrop derived from the granite material near the keppel harbour area . This dragon's teeth gate was located at the keppel gateway towards the harbour western entrance . It was placed there two decades ago, to celebrate the Zheng he's journey. When I walked here, I saw many locals as well as tourists came here to take beautiful images of the scenery as well as this iconic landmark here. Be sure to visit here if you are at the Labrador nature reserve park.