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Sentosa makes family days a breeze with safe attractions, stroller-friendly paths, and plenty of kid-approved fun.
Sentosa sets the scene for romance with golden sunsets, peaceful beaches, and cozy spots perfect for two.
Sentosa is perfect for exploring at your own pace, with flexible activities, scenic spots, and chances to meet fellow adventurers.
Take the scenic and completely free route to Sentosa via the Sentosa Boardwalk, where sea views and island vibes welcome you from the start.
Discover Sentosa’s tranquil, natural side at Imbiah Station, home to interactive exhibits, real specimens, and scenic viewpoints showing the island’s eight unique habitats.
Step into history at Fort Siloso, where six interactive zones bring World War II stories to life. Don’t miss the 11-storey-high Skywalk for sweeping treetop views.
In the heart of Sentosa, this lush sanctuary invites you to wander through biophilic gardens by day and enjoy a multisensory light experience by night.
Plan your way around different zones with this handy map!
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From Universal Studios Singapore and Singapore Oceanarium to Adventure Cove Waterpark and Skyline Luge, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss the stunning views from the Sentosa Cable Car or the peaceful sands at Siloso, Palawan, and Tanjong Beach.
Getting to Sentosa is super easy. You can hop on the Sentosa Express monorail from VivoCity, stroll the scenic Sentosa Boardwalk, ride a cable car from Mount Faber, or simply take a car or taxi via the Sentosa Gateway Bridge.
Absolutely! Sentosa Island attractions offer a mix of thrill, relaxation, and entertainment all in one spot. Whether you want to scream on roller coasters, chill by the beach, or catch dazzling night shows, Sentosa guarantees an unforgettable experience.
The best time to visit Sentosa Island is between December and June when the weather is sunny and perfect for outdoor adventures. For fewer crowds, plan weekday mornings. Early evening visits are ideal for catching sunsets and light shows.
Entry to Sentosa Island is free for pedestrians via the Sentosa Boardwalk, but most attractions have separate ticket prices. You can also grab combo passes or attraction bundles for better value.
Sentosa Island boasts over 30 attractions ranging from theme parks and nature walks to zip lines and beach clubs. You can easily spend a full day—or two—exploring everything this tropical paradise offers.
You’ll need at least two days to see it all comfortably. Spend one day on adventure-filled attractions like Universal Studios, Mega Adventure Park, and Singapore Oceanarium. Save your second day for beaches, the Singapore Cable Car, and the Wings of Time night show.
Top picks include Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore Oceanarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark, and the Sentosa Cable Car. Don’t miss Fort Siloso for a peek into history and the Wings of Time show for a magical evening finale.
Completely! Sentosa Island attractions cater beautifully to families. Kids will love the aquarium, the Luge, and the beach playgrounds, while parents can relax at cafes or enjoy spa time by the ocean.
Yes! Enjoy sunbathing on Siloso Beach, evening strolls along the Palawan boardwalk, or visit Fort Siloso Skywalk for stunning panoramic views—all free of charge.
Once on the island, you can hop on the Sentosa Express monorail, use the free Sentosa buses, or walk between attractions using shaded pedestrian paths. Renting a bicycle or e-scooter is another fun option.
Of course! Sentosa has some of Singapore’s most iconic resorts and hotels, including Capella Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa, and Sofitel Sentosa. Staying overnight means you can enjoy early access to attractions and quiet evening strolls by the sea.
You’ll find everything from beachfront bars to fine dining. Enjoy local seafood at Coastes, Italian fare at Trapizza, or casual bites at Malaysian Food Street near Resorts World Sentosa.
Yes, Sentosa Island attractions are wheelchair-friendly. Most major attractions, hotels, and transport services offer accessibility features like ramps, elevators, and accessible restrooms.
You can bring light snacks and drinks, especially if you’re visiting with kids. However, certain attractions and dining zones may have restrictions, so always check signage before entering.
