Sunrise & Sunset in Singapore

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Today's sunrise in Singapore is at 07:03 AM and sunset is at 07:15 PM, with a day length of 12h 11m.

7-Day Sunrise & Sunset — Singapore

DateSunriseSunsetDay Length
Today07:03 AM07:15 PM12h 11m
Sun, Jul 507:03 AM07:15 PM12h 11m
Mon, Jul 607:03 AM07:15 PM12h 11m
Tue, Jul 707:03 AM07:15 PM12h 11m
Wed, Jul 807:03 AM07:15 PM12h 11m
Thu, Jul 907:04 AM07:15 PM12h 11m
Fri, Jul 1007:04 AM07:15 PM12h 11m

Why Singapore's Sunrise & Sunset Matters

Singapore sits at just 1.35°N latitude, almost exactly on the equator, which creates one of the most remarkable solar patterns on Earth: day length varies by under 15 minutes all year. Sunrise and sunset sit within minutes of 7:00 AM and 7:00 PM every single day, regardless of season. This consistency means you can plan golden hour activities with almost mathematical precision — a luxury that residents of higher-latitude cities can only dream of.

Singapore does not observe daylight saving time, so the UTC+8 offset stays constant year-round. The sun rises almost due east and sets almost due west throughout the year, with minimal seasonal drift. The tropical climate produces frequent afternoon thunderstorms that can dramatically alter the quality of golden hour light — clearing skies after a storm often create the most dramatic, multi-layered sunsets with towering cumulus clouds catching the last light in brilliant oranges and purples.

FAQ — Singapore Sunrise & Sunset

Does Singapore have the same sunset time every day?

Very close — Singapore's equatorial position means sunset only varies by about 30 minutes throughout the year, typically between 6:50 PM and 7:20 PM SGT. In my experience, this consistency makes Singapore one of the easiest cities to plan around for outdoor dining and sunset activities.

Where is the best place to watch sunset in Singapore?

My favorite spot is Mount Faber Peak — the elevated position gives you a sweeping view over Sentosa Island and the southern islands. For something more accessible, Marina Barrage offers a rooftop experience where you can watch the sun set directly over the city skyline with kite-flyers sharing the space.

How do thunderstorms affect Singapore sunsets?

Tropical thunderstorms actually enhance Singapore sunsets when they clear before the sun goes down. I've watched storms pass through at 5:30 PM, and by 7 PM the remaining clouds create a dramatic canvas that catches the low-angle light in ways clear skies never do. The key is checking the weather radar for timing.

Why is Singapore's day length so consistent?

Because Singapore sits within 1.5 degrees of the equator, the sun's path relative to the horizon barely changes throughout the year. I've compared this to cities at 40°N where day length swings by 5+ hours — Singapore's variation is so small it's almost negligible, which makes it perfect for consistent daily planning.

Does Singapore observe daylight saving time?

No, Singapore maintains UTC+8 year-round. This is typical for equatorial countries where the minimal seasonal daylight variation makes DST unnecessary. In my experience, the consistency is refreshing — no clock changes to remember, and solar data from any month is directly comparable.