๐Ÿ–๏ธ Sentosa

Things to do
Sentosa

Beaches, theme parks, forest and harbour views

โš ๏ธ Timetables, prices and access conditions may change without notice, for reasons beyond our control (season, weather, decisions by operators, venues or local authorities). Before every trip, check the information with the relevant authorities and service providers.

๐Ÿ–๏ธBeaches and nature4 places
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Siloso Beach
West of the island

The liveliest beach, with beach clubs, kayaking and volleyball; in the evening, the Wings of Time show (fountains, lasers and fireworks) is staged there twice nightly.

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Palawan Beach and the southernmost point
South-central part of the island

A family beach linked by a suspension bridge to an islet billed as the "southernmost point of continental Asia", with observation towers and a postbox for sending a postcard.

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Tanjong Beach
East of the island

Sentosa's quietest beach, with golden sand and calm waters, from which you can watch the cargo ships go by; dogs are allowed.

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Fort Siloso Skywalk and trails
Siloso and Imbiah

A free 11-storey walkway winding through the canopy to the fort, extended by the shady Imbiah trail towards Nature Discovery and, on the south coast, by the Coastal Trail (about 2.8 km).

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๐ŸŽขParks and attractions4 places
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Universal Studios Singapore
Resorts World Sentosa

The only Universal park in Southeast Asia, with its film-themed zones and new Minion Land.

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Singapore Oceanarium
Resorts World Sentosa

The former S.E.A. Aquarium, enlarged and reopened in July 2025: 22 zones, more than 100,000 animals and sleepovers beside the manta ray tank. Adventure Cove water park is next door.

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Skyline Luge Sentosa
Imbiah โ€“ Siloso

Luge rides down paved tracks through the forest to Siloso Beach, with a chairlift (Skyride) back up offering views over the canopy.

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Mega Adventure Park
Imbiah Hill โ€“ Siloso

The 450 m MegaZip zip line speeds from Imbiah Hill over the forest to the beach, plus a treetop ropes course and a free-fall jump.

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Singapore Cable Car
Mount Faber โ€“ HarbourFront โ€“ Sentosa

The cable car links Mount Faber to Sentosa over the harbour, then the Sentosa Line serves Imbiah, Sensoryscape and Siloso Point.

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SkyHelix Sentosa
Imbiah

An open-air panoramic gondola that rotates as it rises to 79 m above sea level, for a sweeping view of the island and the harbour.

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Palawan Beach

A floating inflatable water park off Palawan: slides, climbing walls and obstacle courses on the water.

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Royal Albatross
Resorts World Sentosa (8 Sentosa Gateway)

A four-masted tall ship with twenty-two sails offering sunset cruises, night sailings and brunches at sea.

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Sentosa is divided between beaches (lively Siloso, family-friendly Palawan, tranquil Tanjong), the parks of Resorts World and a forest criss-crossed by trails and walkways. Most beaches and trails, as well as the Fort Siloso Skywalk, are free; the major attractions charge admission and are booked online.

Header photo: The Palawan Beach suspension bridge โ€” Irwan Shah Bin Abdullah, CC BY 3.0 / Wikimedia Commons