Visit Resorts World Sentosa

Yes! Many visitors spend just a day exploring key attractions like Universal Studios Singapore, the S.E.A. Aquarium, and the beaches.
Yes, you can visit key attractions of Sentosa in a day, if you plan it right. Hit S.E.A Aquarium in the morning, USS by afternoon, and try ziplining by evening.

The island is open year-round, but it's best to visit during cooler months, which runs from December to early March. During these months, temperatures are a bit lower, and there are more frequent rain showers, making the climate more comfortable compared to the rest of the year. Additionally, planning your visits for early mornings or late afternoons can help you avoid Singapore's midday heat, ensuring a more pleasant experience on the island.

Getting around Sentosa Island is easy and convenient. The island has transportation options like the Sentosa Express monorail (free within the island), complimentary shuttle buses connecting major attractions, and beach trams along the beaches. These services make it simple to explore all the attractions without any additional cost.

Absolutely!  Popular highlights include Universal Studios Singapore for thrilling rides and character meet-and-greets, and the S.E.A. Aquarium, where kids can explore marine life up close. Other family favorites include Adventure Cove Waterpark and Butterfly Park, making Sentosa an ideal destination for fun-filled family adventures.

Yes, you can stay on Sentosa Island. There are several hotels and resorts available, such as Resorts World Sentosa, Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa Resort & Spa, and Capella Singapore, offering a range of accommodations close to all the island's attractions.

Yes, you can visit Sentosa on a budget. You can go to the beaches, explore Fort Siloso, and visit the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia. Affordable dining options are available at local food courts and hawker centers. To save on accommodation costs, you can choose to stay on the mainland and still easily access Sentosa. Getting there is inexpensive—you can walk via the Sentosa Boardwalk for free or take the Sentosa Express monorail for a minimal fee of SGD 4. Once on the island, free shuttle buses make it easy to get around without extra expenses.

There is a small island entry fee if you're driving in, but entry via walking or cycling is free.

Adventure lovers can try ziplining at Mega Adventure Park, bungee jumping at AJ Hackett Sentosa, or indoor skydiving at iFly Singapore.

Sentosa Island offers a variety of dining options to suit all tastes and budgets. You can enjoy casual meals at beachfront spots like Coastes and Tanjong Beach Club, savor local dishes at hawker centers like Malaysian Food Street, or experience unique venues like the underwater Ocean Restaurant. Whether you're looking for quick bites, family-friendly eateries, or fine dining, there's something for everyone on the island.

Yes, many attractions on Sentosa Island are wheelchair-accessible and cater to visitors with disabilities. Facilities such as ramps, elevators, and accessible restrooms are available throughout the island. It's recommended to check with individual attractions for specific accessibility details.

Yes, Sentosa offers ample parking facilities near major attractions and beaches. Car parks like Beach Station, Imbiah, and Resorts World Sentosa are available for visitors. Standard parking fees apply, and electronic payment methods are accepted.

Absolutely! Sentosa provides nursing rooms and baby care facilities at various locations, including major attractions like Universal Studios Singapore and S.E.A. Aquarium, as well as at Beach Station. These facilities offer a comfortable space for feeding and changing infants.

Sentosa Island is accessible 24 hours a day. However, individual attraction operating hours vary. It's best to check the official websites or contact the attractions directly for the most up-to-date opening hours before your visit.

Yes, medical facilities and first aid stations are available on Sentosa Island to assist you. There are first aid posts at major attractions like Universal Studios Singapore and Adventure Cove Waterpark. In case of emergencies, staff are trained to provide immediate assistance, and the island is equipped to handle medical situations promptly.