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Republic of Singapore Navy

Bases

Discover Singapore's two major naval bases: RSS Singapura – Changi Naval Base and Tuas Naval Base. Find information about their facilities, history, and how to get there.

Last updated 3 June 2026

Changi Naval Base

Opened in 2004, this 86-hectare base strongly expanded the RSN’s operational capabilities

Frigates docked at Changi Naval Base during sunset with clouds in the background

Changi Naval Base was officially opened by then Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong on 21 May 2004. On 15 May 2017, in conjunction with the Navy’s Golden Jubilee celebrations, the base was named RSS Singapura – Changi Naval Base by President Tony Tan. This name holds a special significance for the RSN as the birthplace of the Navy; it was at RSS Singapura that the Singapore Naval Ensign was hoisted for the very first time on 5 May 1967.

The base was constructed to accommodate the RSN's expanding operational requirements. It is located at the eastern end of Singapore and is built on reclaimed land. It encompasses an area of 86 hectares, a sizeable basin and 6.2 kilometres of berthing space to house several operational and support units. The base incorporates information technology and automation to optimise its daily operations as well as innovative solutions to minimise operating costs.

Locate us

Address:

Changi Naval Base
210 Tanah Merah Coast Road
Singapore 498805

Directions:

From ECP

  1. Head east on ECP

  2. Take exit 2A towards Changi Coast Road

  3. Turn right towards Tanah Merah Coast Road

From PIE

  1. Head southeast on PIE

  2. Use the right two lanes to exit onto ECP

  3. Take exit 2A towards Changi Coast Road

  4. Turn right towards Tanah Merah Coast Road

From Tanah Merah MRT Station

  1. Starting from New Upper Changi Road

  2. Head towards Upper Changi Road East

  3. Turn right to Simei Avenue

  4. Slight left at Xilin Avenue

  5. Slight right at Xilin Avenue

  6. Continue onto Changi Coast Road

  7. Turn right to Tanah Merah Coast Road

Tuas Naval Base

Opened in 1994, this 28-hectare base boasts a slew of features, including a floating dock

Victory-class corvettes lined up at Tuas Naval Base under partly cloudy sky

Tuas Naval Base was officially opened by then Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong on 2 September 1994. Perched on the western part of Singapore, it covers about 28 hectares of land. Apart from boasting over two kilometres of berthing space, its facilities include a floating dock with a lifting capacity of 600 tonnes and an Automated Storage and Retrieval Warehouse. A hive of activity, Tuas is home to several indispensable operational and support units.

Locate Us

Address:

Tuas Naval Base
102 Pioneer Sector 2
Singapore 628398

Directions:

From Joo Koon MRT

  1. Starting from Joo Koon Circle

  2. Turn right to Benoi Road

  3. Turn right to Pioneer Road

  4. Turn left to Gul Lane

  5. Slight left at Gul Lane

  6. Continue to Gul Road

  7. Turn right to Pioneer Sector Lane

  8. Slight left at Pioneer Sector 2

  9. Turn right to Destination