Round Island Route (Phase 1)
NParks’ 75 km continuous corridor around eastern Singapore, from Rower’s Bay to Berlayer Creek, the island’s longest recreational route.
The bragging-rights ride: circumnavigate Singapore in a day, ~140 km mixing coastal connectors with Kranji and Tuas roads.
Riding around your entire country in a day is a rare flex, and in Singapore it is genuinely achievable: popular round-island routes run roughly 130–150 km, stitching the eastern park connectors and Tanah Merah coast to the northern countryside roads of Neo Tiew and Lim Chu Kang, then down through Tuas and the west coast back to the city.
The flat majority lulls you; the Neo Tiew rollers and the hot, dusty, truck-heavy Tuas stretch are where the ride is won or lost. This is an experienced-cyclist undertaking: start pre-dawn, plan water stops, ride the industrial west on a weekend, and the finish-line photo is yours.
Highlights
Circumnavigate the whole islandEvery landscape Singapore hasThe ultimate local endurance badgePerfect for: Experienced cyclists, endurance events with friends, milestone birthdays
| Distance | ~130–150 km loop |
|---|---|
| Time | 7–9 hrs |
| Difficulty | Hard |
| Ride type | Road |
| Surface | Mixed roads & connectors |
| Terrain | Mostly flat; Neo Tiew & Tuas test you |
| Start point | East Coast Park (or anywhere on the loop) |
| Getting there | Start anywhere, it’s a loop |
Open Route in Google Maps needs nothing extra. It opens the Maps app (or website) with the whole route already plotted as pins, ready to cycle. The GPX download is useful if you navigate with an app like Komoot or Strava, or a Garmin/Wahoo bike computer. On longer routes Google may smooth a corner or two, since it draws its own path between the pins; the map below shows our fuller route line.
On the map
Dashed line shows the approximate route corridor; the marker is the start point at East Coast Park (or anywhere on the loop).
Keep exploring
NParks’ 75 km continuous corridor around eastern Singapore, from Rower’s Bay to Berlayer Creek, the island’s longest recreational route.
A green northern PCN loop linking Lower Seletar Reservoir, Sembawang Park, Admiralty Park and Woodlands Waterfront.
The classic road-cyclist training loop up Old Upper Thomson and Mandai Road, with climbs and Upper Seletar Reservoir views.
Rent from us at Pasir Ris Town Park or get a quality bicycle delivered anywhere in Singapore, then just start riding.