Bayshore MRT Station

Bayshore MRT station is an underground stop on the Thomson-East Coast Line, with the station code TE29. It sits along Bayshore Road in Bedok, in the east of Singapore, about ten minutes on foot from East Coast Park.

Bayshore on the Thomson East Coast Line map

Thomson East Coast Line map showing Bayshore MRT station (TE29)
Thomson East Coast Line highlighted. Bayshore is TE29. To see the station itself highlighted, open the interactive map.

Bayshore MRT station at a glance

Station codesTE29
LinesThomson East Coast Line
Line colourBrown line (Thomson East Coast Line)
InterchangeNo, single line station
Chinese name碧湾
Tamil nameபேஷோர்
Opened23 June 2024 (2 years ago)
OperatorSMRT Trains
Station typeUnderground
Platforms2 (1 island platform)
Address31 Bayshore Road, Singapore 469958
Next stations
Thomson East Coast Line: Siglap ← Bayshore → Terminus
Train timesThomson East Coast Line: first train leaves the terminus at 5:36 AM, last train 11:42 PM
Full first and last train guide

Opening date, operator and ridership figures are LTA data as recorded on Wikipedia.

See Bayshore on the map. The interactive map opens with this station highlighted, so you can trace the route from where you are.

Most of its passengers live in the private estates around Bayshore Road, including condominiums such as The Summit, Bayshore Park, Costa Del Sol, Vela Bay and The Bayshore. For many of these residents the line is their daily commute to the Central Business District. The station also serves people heading to Calvary Assembly of God Church, Holy Grace Presbyterian Church, Econ Medicare Centre & Nursing Home and the Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan Cultural Academy. New homes planned for the Bayshore area, including Housing and Development Board flats, are expected to bring more riders over the coming years.

History of Bayshore MRT station

The station was included in the Thomson-East Coast Line plans announced in August 2014 and was built as part of the line’s fourth phase. Restrictions on construction during the COVID-19 pandemic pushed that phase back by a year, and the station opened to passengers on 23 June 2024. Two days before, an open house was held for the new stations, with SportSG and People’s Association booths set up here. Local residents welcomed the opening because it gave them a direct train ride from home to work in the city centre.

Inside Bayshore MRT station

Trains stop at a single island platform. Cyclists will find one of the first underground bicycle parks on the MRT network, with 204 bicycle lots, larger lifts down from street level and stairs designed so you can wheel a bike up and down. The station is also a designated Civil Defence shelter. Its entrances have timber-style roof canopies on outward-leaning columns, inspired by the raintrees along East Coast Parkway, and solar panels on each entrance power the lighting at street level. Look out for Farther Shores by Bruce Quek, an Art-in-Transit series of composite photographs that mixes present-day Bayshore with features from other places that have similar names.

For residents, Bayshore MRT station is the closest rail link to everyday places such as Siglap Community Centre, roughly a seven-minute walk away. Visitors can reach East Coast Park (Zone F) in about ten minutes on foot, which makes the station a practical starting point for a walk or a bike ride along the park. For a meal, Kopitiam and Airfield Restaurant are both within about ten minutes’ walk of the station.

Around Bayshore MRT station

Bayshore station sits within a largely residential neighbourhood on the eastern coast of Singapore, surrounded by housing estates and open recreational spaces. East Coast Park is close by, making the area popular with cyclists, joggers and beachgoers. Siglap Community Centre serves the local community nearby, reflecting the settled, family-oriented character of the district.

PlaceTypeDistanceWhy go
Siglap Community CentreCommunity clubAbout 460 m (~7 min walk)Visit Siglap Community Centre for community programmes, sports facilities and local activities.
KopitiamFood centreAbout 580 m (~9 min walk)Head to Kopitiam for a convenient hawker-style meal with a range of local food options.
East Coast Park (Zone F)ParkAbout 590 m (~10 min walk)East Coast Park (Zone F) is ideal for outdoor recreation, cycling and seaside leisure.
Airfield RestaurantFood centreAbout 610 m (~10 min walk)Airfield Restaurant offers a casual dining option a short distance from the station.
Kew Crescent PlaygroundParkAbout 750 m (~12 min walk)Kew Crescent Playground is a neighbourhood play area suited to families with young children.
Sennett Avenue PlaygroundParkAbout 860 m (~14 min walk)Sennett Avenue Playground provides another local outdoor space for recreation and leisure.
Upper East Coast TerminalBus interchangeAbout 1050 m (~17 min walk)Upper East Coast Terminal is a bus interchange connecting passengers to wider parts of Singapore.

Places and straight-line distances from OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors). Actual walking routes may be longer.

How to get to Bayshore by MRT

Worked out from the network map. Stop counts are station to station and do not include walking or waiting time.

From Changi AirportTake the East West Line from Changi Airport to Raffles Place (12 stops), then change to the North South Line from Raffles Place to Marina Bay (1 stop), then change to the Thomson East Coast Line from Marina Bay to Bayshore (8 stops). About 21 stops with 2 changes.
From OrchardTake the Thomson East Coast Line from Orchard to Bayshore (14 stops). About 14 stops, no changes.
From City HallTake the North South Line from City Hall to Marina Bay (2 stops), then change to the Thomson East Coast Line from Marina Bay to Bayshore (8 stops). About 10 stops with 1 change.
From Jurong EastTake the East West Line from Jurong East to Outram Park (8 stops), then change to the Thomson East Coast Line from Outram Park to Bayshore (11 stops). About 19 stops with 1 change.
From WoodlandsTake the Thomson East Coast Line from Woodlands to Bayshore (25 stops). About 25 stops, no changes.
From HarbourFrontTake the Circle Line from HarbourFront to Marina Bay (4 stops), then change to the Thomson East Coast Line from Marina Bay to Bayshore (8 stops). About 12 stops with 1 change.

Fares from Bayshore MRT station

A trip from Bayshore to Changi Airport (about 34 km) costs S$2.50 on an adult SimplyGo or EZ-Link card. Fares are charged by distance, so the table below shows the estimated adult card fare from Bayshore to the main hubs, the early bird fare for journeys that start before 7.45am on weekdays, and the fare that applies from 26 December 2026.

ToDistanceAdult cardBefore 7.45amFrom 26 Dec 2026
Changi Airportabout 34 km, 21 stopsS$2.50S$2.00S$2.63
Orchardabout 18 km, 14 stopsS$2.20S$1.70S$2.33
City Hallabout 15 km, 10 stopsS$2.07S$1.57S$2.20
Raffles Placeabout 14 km, 9 stopsS$2.02S$1.52S$2.15
Jurong Eastabout 29 km, 19 stopsS$2.45S$1.95S$2.58
Woodlandsabout 39 km, 25 stopsS$2.55S$2.05S$2.68
HarbourFrontabout 18 km, 12 stopsS$2.20S$1.70S$2.33
Marina Bayabout 13 km, 8 stopsS$1.98S$1.48S$2.11

Estimated from the route distance between stations and the Public Transport Council fare table in force from 27 December 2025. The exact fare can differ by one band. Cash fares are higher. Use the fare calculator for any other journey, or check your fare on the SimplyGo app.

Tips for using Bayshore MRT station

  • East Coast Park, Kopitiam and Airfield Restaurant are all within roughly 10 minutes on foot, so walking is a reasonable option for most visitors.
  • Upper East Coast Terminal is approximately 17 minutes on foot, so taking a bus from stops near the station may save time if you are heading there.
  • Allow extra time during morning and evening peak hours, as trains on the Thomson East Coast Line can be busier and platform waiting times may increase.
  • If you plan to visit multiple spots such as East Coast Park and nearby food options in one trip, it helps to plan your route in advance as the places are spread across different directions from the station.

All stations on the Thomson East Coast Line

In order along the line, with Bayshore marked. Stations with their own guide are linked.

CodeStationInterchange
TE1Woodlands NorthNone
TE2WoodlandsNS / TE
TE3Woodlands SouthNone
TE4SpringleafNone
TE5LentorNone
TE6MayflowerNone
TE7Bright HillNone
TE8Upper ThomsonNone
TE9CaldecottCC / TE
TE11StevensDT / TE
TE12NapierNone
TE13Orchard BoulevardNone
TE14OrchardTE / NS
TE15Great WorldNone
TE16HavelockNone
TE17Outram ParkTE / EW / NE
TE18MaxwellNone
TE19Shenton WayNone
TE20Marina BayCE / TE / NS
TE22Gardens by the BayNone
TE23Tanjong RhuNone
TE24Katong ParkNone
TE25Tanjong KatongNone
TE26Marine ParadeNone
TE27Marine TerraceNone
TE28SiglapNone
TE29Bayshore (you are here)None

Read the full Thomson East Coast Line guide.

Bayshore MRT station: common questions

Which line is Bayshore MRT station on?

Bayshore is on the Thomson East Coast Line. Its station code is TE29.

Is Bayshore an interchange station?

No. Bayshore is served by the Thomson East Coast Line only. The nearest interchange is shown in the next stations row above.

What time is the first and last train at Bayshore?

Times below are for the first and last train leaving the line terminus; trains reach Bayshore a few minutes later depending on its position on the line. Thomson East Coast Line first train 5:36 AM, last train 11:42 PM. Check the operator for holiday changes.

What is near Bayshore MRT station?

Nearby places include Siglap Community Centre, Kopitiam, East Coast Park (Zone F), Airfield Restaurant, Kew Crescent Playground, Sennett Avenue Playground and Upper East Coast Terminal, all within approximately 1,100 metres of the station.

Which food centre is closest to Bayshore MRT station?

Kopitiam is the closest food centre, at approximately 580 metres straight-line distance, which is roughly a 9-minute walk.

How far is East Coast Park from Bayshore MRT station?

East Coast Park (Zone F) is approximately 590 metres away in a straight line, which is roughly a 10-minute walk from the station.

How do I get to Bayshore from Changi Airport by MRT?

Take the East West Line from Changi Airport to Raffles Place (12 stops), then change to the North South Line from Raffles Place to Marina Bay (1 stop), then change to the Thomson East Coast Line from Marina Bay to Bayshore (8 stops). About 21 stops with 2 changes.

Sources: station codes, line colours and interchanges from the LTA rail system map; operating hours from SMRT and SBS Transit. Last reviewed October 2026.

News and guides mentioning Bayshore

Plan the rest of the trip

Every station on the Thomson-East Coast Line is listed on its line guide, with the full route and interchanges. For times, see the first and last train guide, and for the whole network in one view use the interactive Singapore MRT map or the PDF map.

Exits and buses at Bayshore station

Bayshore has 3 mapped exits (3 to 5). The numbers match the signs inside the station; the landmark beside each one is the closest mapped place to that entrance, so pick the exit that comes up nearest to where you are going.

  • Exit 3
  • Exit 4
  • Exit 5

Bus stops within 250 m of Bayshore station

Bus stopStop codeServicesFrom station
Calvary Ably Of God Church9408910, 10e, 13, 14, 14A, 14e, 43, 48, 55, 137, 853M97 m
After Parbury Avenue9404110, 10e, 13, 14, 14e, 43, 48, 55, 137, 853M171 m
After Bedok South Avenue 39404910, 10e, 13, 14, 14A, 14e, 43, 48, 55, 137, 853M212 m

Exits and bus services come from OpenStreetMap and can change when roads or routes are revised; check the board at the stop or the operator app before relying on a service late at night. For the nearest station to where you are now, use the MRT near me finder.

Places to visit from Bayshore station

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