Walk With Hantu: Sembawang

Dates:
2, 16, 23 May 2026

Duration:
6:00 - 9:00pm

Meeting Point: 
Beaulieu House
(Sembawang Park, Singapore 759837)

End Point:
Woody Family Cafe
(12F Andrews Ave, Singapore 759930)

Cost:
$98.00 

Tours are led by STB licensed tour guides. Tourists and locals are welcome.

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Walk With Hantu: Sembawang ventures into a side of Singapore most people have never truly seen. Beyond the quiet roads and leafy estates lies a landscape layered with kampong memories, naval power, and spiritual practices. Here, haunting does not belong to one building or one tragedy — it lingers across the land itself.

The night begins by the shoreline at Beaulieu House, once the seaside residence of a wealthy businessman before becoming quarters for senior British naval officers. From this elegant vantage point, warships once filled the Johor Strait. Today it stands as a restaurant, but beneath the calm exterior remain decades of rumours: voices in empty corridors, sightings of uniformed apparitions, and whispers of hidden tunnels beneath the grounds.

From there, the route moves into Sembawang Park — once part of a high-security naval zone, now one of Singapore’s most quietly notorious supernatural hotspots. Beneath the sea breeze and family picnic atmosphere are accounts passed down through generations: figures walking into trees, unseen forces pounding car roofs, and the enduring legend of the Sembawang Pontianak.

Deeper inland, participants encounter the colonial remains of Gibraltar Crescent and the black-and-white estate — where bunkers lie buried beneath the terrain and roads still bear the names of imperial outposts. These were once symbols of British confidence, built for a war expected from the sea. Instead, history came from the sky. What remains today is a haunting collision between military ambition, jungle reclamation, and forgotten memories.

Further on lies Jalan Selimang and the old village mosque — a stretch long associated with discarded altars, ritual objects, roadside apparitions, and stories too strange to dismiss. This is where folklore becomes inseparable from human behaviour: what people bring here, what they leave behind, and why they keep returning.

The climax of the night leads into the infamous area locals have long called the Gates of Hell — one of the last places in Singapore openly associated with spiritual workings. Hidden shrines, binding trees, ritual fires, abandoned effigies, and whispered encounters make this a place where belief is still active, not historical. Few places in Singapore carry such a reputation across practitioners, thrill-seekers, and longtime residents alike.

The tour closes behind the old mosque on unmarked burial ground, where participants reflect on what Sembawang truly represents. This is a place where kampong life, colonial history, spiritual practice, and modern Singapore overlap in plain sight. The question is never simply whether a place is haunted — but why certain places continue to generate stories long after everything else has changed.

Throughout the evening, Eugene Tay of Supernatural Confessions blends firsthand confessions, historical research, humour, and live storytelling into an experience that feels part documentary, part theatre, and entirely real.

Why it’s special:

• Explores one of Singapore’s least understood supernatural landscapes
• Includes former naval grounds, hidden bunkers, ritual zones, and burial sites
• Original stories and eyewitness accounts unavailable anywhere else
• Reveals how folklore forms through real places and repeated practices
• Immersive storytelling led by Singapore’s leading dark-tour creator
• A rare chance to experience Sembawang beyond its quiet surface

Basic information - Walking tour

1. This is a rain-or-shine event. We will proceed in the event of light rain. However, if the weather is deemed too dangerous to proceed, the tour will be rescheduled for another day. A refund will be provided if you are unable to make the new date. 
2. Participants must be of moderate fitness - able to walk for 3 hours without rest. Undulating terrain.
3. The Hosts will do their best to take care of all participants and ensure a fun and safe tour, however there may be situations that are considered acts of nature that was not pre-empted. Participants agree to not hold Haunting Heritage and the Hosts responsible for any unforeseen mishaps.
4. This is a walking tour hosted by professional hosts who would regal you with tales of myths, legends, and lore. These are real stories told by real people, and collected personally by Eugene Tay. You will not find these stories online.
5. The places we are entering are spiritually active areas, but we will be respectful with our trespass. This isn't a ghost hunting tour, but what you will get is a mind-blowing storytelling experience.

Cost & Payment Matters

Cost of tour is SGD 98.00 per participant, and can be paid through PayNow to UEN number 200913793G (A Eugene Tay Company Pte Ltd)

Minimum pax required to commence the tour is 8 pax. If the date you have chosen is cancelled by us, we will offer you an alternative date; if no alternative dates are available, we will give you a full refund.

Enquiry / Contact / Reservation / Corporate Bookings

Whatsapp or email us.

What to prepare for the tour

Meet 6.00pm (commence on the dot)
Location: Beaulieu House (Sembawang Park, Singapore 759837)

End 10.30pm
Location: Woody Family Cafe (12F Andrews Ave, Singapore 759930)

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Some admin stuff to ensure your safety and comfort.

Safety
Please sound out if you have:

• existing condition(s).
• feeling unwell.
• notice a fellow Walker feeling unwell.

Water Resource

• The entire duration of the walk is about 2.5 - 3 hours.
• Please hydrate sufficiently.
• Toilet and water point is only available at the start of the tour.

Pace

• The pace is normal walking speed (4km/hour).
• We will have about 10 checkpoints throughout the tour where we will stop to tell stories.
• The terrain is flat ground mostly but there will be a bit of 

Comfort

• Wear comfortable walking shoes.
• It’s a rain or shine event. Bring your umbrella if you don’t fancy being drenched.
• If mosquitoes ain’t your thing, bring some insect repellent.
• The places we are going are known for their paranormal encounters. The tour is relatively safe speaking, but if required, we can refer you to one of our contacts for deep soul cleansing.

Parking

• If you are driving, free parking available at Carpark 1 at Sembawang Park
• Alternatively, you can park at Masjid Petempatan Melayu Sembawang

Public Transport

• Only bus 882 is available from Sembawang MRT to and from. Sembawang Park.

Videography

• Photography is great! Click away as much as you like and share them on social media.
• However, we ask that you do not video the entire tour. We don’t want to spoil the mystery by releasing the full tour content on the internet.
• If you are from the media and want to do a promo for us, reach out to us and we can discuss how best to film it.

Enjoy the walk.

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