7 Best Prawning and Fishing Spots in Singapore (2026)

Prawning and fishing in Singapore means paying by the hour for a rod and a stocked pond, or by the trip for a boat. This page covers seven operators that publish the activity on their own website or active social page: saltwater ponds, prawning venues in Punggol, Pasir Ris, Woodleigh and Jurong, and one fishing charter. Each write-up summarises what the operator says it offers, so rates, hours and rules are best confirmed with the operator before you go, because they change. Start with how to choose below, then use the area labels to find a venue near you. Several operators also run corporate and school outings, so ask about group bookings.

D'Best Fishing describes itself as the largest 24-hour saltwater pay pond in Singapore, set inside Pasir Ris Town Park. Its site divides the water into a Main Pond, Pro Pond, Premium Pond and a Sure Catch pond for beginners, and it also lists an Ocean Kelong and an indoor kelong. A mini mart and a fish-cleaning service are named alongside the ponds, and the homepage advertises fishing workshops for newcomers. Booking runs through online pages for the main, pro and premium ponds, and the site notes that walk-in and online prices may differ. This is the entry for anglers who want to cast a proper rod into saltwater rather than chase prawns. Read the pond descriptions, which are written by experience level, before you choose.

Pasir Ris Town Park (Pasir Ris)
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Riviera Prawning's site describes a Punggol prawning venue that is open 24 hours a day, Monday to Sunday, pitched at families, friends and corporate groups. It says all prawning equipment is provided and that staff will show first-timers how it works. The activities page lists BBQ pits for cooking your own catch, an on-site restaurant, parking and figurine painting for children, while a separate page covers corporate events. Bookings go through WhatsApp, and the contact page offers a message template asking for date, time, number of people and number of rods, with email as an alternative. It is a sensible all-rounder for a group outing where not everyone wants to hold a rod, so check the rates page before you go.

Punggol
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Hai Bin Prawning calls its Punggol site a one-stop location for prawn fishing, kids-friendly fishing, BBQ and drinks with friends. Its contact page says it is open around the clock, 365 days a year, and gives Riviera LRT as the nearest station along with a list of bus services. The homepage describes Banyan Beer Garden, where visitors can barbecue the prawns they catch and order draught beer, and says the beer garden quotes net prices with no GST or service charge. The same page carries a rates notice and links to articles that have featured the venue, so confirm the current rates before travelling. A good pick if you want a relaxed evening of prawning with food and drinks on hand.

Punggol
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Fun@Fish is the operator behind the FishBugis+ name, and its own site now lists Fish@Woodleigh and Fish@Pasir Ris outlets, with another marked as coming soon. The FishBugis+ Facebook page says the former Bugis outlet has moved to those two sites, so older articles pointing to Bugis+ are out of date. The site says every outlet opens at 9am and runs until 6am the next morning, including public holidays, that bait is provided and that you can grill your catch. It also offers longkang fishing parties for children, school outings and company events, with bookings by WhatsApp, plus a free membership scheme with reward points. Choose it for a family session with kid-sized activities.

Woodleigh and Pasir Ris
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ATC Fishing Village is a prawning and fishing spot in the western part of the island, near Jurong Hill. Its Facebook page, the channel where it publishes, says it is open 24 hours every day and sums up the pitch as west side best side. The page lists hourly prawning with a multi-hour loyalty card option, asks visitors to check their rod before starting, and says private events and corporate bookings should be arranged by messaging the page. We could not confirm a standalone website, so the Facebook page is the place to check current rates, hours and any announcements before you travel. It suits anyone based in the west or south-west who would rather not cross the island for a session.

Jurong Hill (west)
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PrawnzManiac, written in Chinese as 狂蝦部隊 on its Facebook page, announced the opening of its prawning pond at Aranda Country Club in Pasir Ris in March 2025, giving daily hours of 8am to 3am in that post. The page also says it aims to be a one-stop solution for prawning accessories, and it has published full rules and prize details for a pair-format prawning championship dated October 2026, with registration through WhatsApp. That listing is one of the clearer signs of recent activity among the newer venues. Because its public presence is a Facebook page rather than a website, confirm current hours and booking steps there first. It is a fit for keen prawners who enjoy organised competitions.

Pasir Ris (Aranda Country Club)
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Singapore Fishing Charter is the boat option on this list, running fishing trips at sea rather than pond sessions. Its site describes private charters, typically for four to eight anglers, plus a shared trip for individuals, targeting reef and bottom fish around the Southern Islands. The fleet page lists boats from small fishing cruisers to large yachts, boarding at ONE°15 Marina in Sentosa Cove or the Republic of Singapore Yacht Club, and the site also advertises overseas expeditions departing from Singapore. It says it fishes with rods and reels only and releases juveniles, sharks and endangered species, and states that all its boats are licensed charters. Trip prices and bookings are on its pages or via WhatsApp. Pick it for open-water fishing with a skipper.

Sentosa Cove and West Coast
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