Sentosa Island Attractions

• Parking is available at Resort World Sentosa, Siloso, Palawan, Tanjong Beach, and Imbiah Lookout. Rates start from S$2.40 per hour.
• Lockers are available for rent.
• First-aid services are available in the park.
• Strollers are available for rent at SGD 15 (infants & single) and SGD 20 (double).
• Restrooms are located throughout the island, including all major attractions and beaches.
• Free WiFi is available throughout Sentosa.
• Interactive digital maps at all major entrances and transport hubs.
• Sentosa mobile app with GPS navigation (download before arrival).
• Information kiosks with multilingual staff at: Waterfront Station, Resort World Sentosa, Beach Station, Imbiah Lookout.
• Baby Care facilities at: S.E.A. Aquarium, Universal Studios, Palawan Beach, VivoCity entrance to Sentosa Express.

• Wheelchair rentals are available at Waterfront Station and Beach Station (SGD 15 per day).
• Priority queuing is available at most attractions for guests with disabilities.
• Guide dogs are permitted with proper documentation.
• Sensory guides are available at Universal Studios Singapore for guests with autism spectrum disorders.

• Trapizza: Famous for wood-fired, thin-crust pizzas, this family-friendly Italian spot on Siloso Beach has a playground, fountains, and a sandy area for kids.
• Coastes: A laid-back beach bar and restaurant at Siloso Beach with sunbeds, deck chairs, beach cocktails, beers, and comfort food.
• Baristart Coffee: A great stop at Siloso Beach for Hokkaido-style coffee, soft serve, and desserts.
• Ola Beach Club: Sunbathe on day beds, sip cocktails, or grab Hawaiian-inspired bites. Features a pool for a quick dip post-beach.
• Tanjong Beach Club: Located on Palawan Beach, this pet-friendly spot offers sun-soaked daytime dining and a chic evening ambiance.
• Panamericana: Overlooking Sentosa Golf Course, this hidden gem serves Latin American flavors, perfect for a relaxed family meal.
• Resorts World Sentosa: A food hub with casual dining options like Din Tai Fung, LeNu, Putien, Paradise Classic, and quick bites at McDonald’s.
• Quayside Isle, Sentosa Cove: An alfresco dining hotspot with options like Gin Khao, Blue Lotus, and Greenwood Fish Market.
• Interim Market at Southside: Located next to Fort Siloso, this trendy food market offers pizzas, seafood, beers, and cocktails.

1. VivoCity

Singapore’s largest mall, VivoCity is a retail paradise with luxury brands, a 15-screen cinema, a rooftop amphitheater, art galleries, and endless dining options. 

2. Quayside Isle

A scenic waterfront spot for a laid-back shopping and dining experience. Expect a global culinary spread—Indian, Moroccan, Chinese, seafood, and more—paired with stunning marina views.

3. Festive Walk (Resorts World Sentosa)

A high-end shopping hub featuring luxury brands, the Chihuly Gallery, Michael Graves Gallery, and a massive Resorts World Gift Shop. The dazzling lights at night make it a must-visit.

4. The Rock Shop

A must-visit for rock music lovers, this Hard Rock Hotel outlet sells rock memorabilia, branded tees, jackets, and quirky souvenirs.

5. East Inspirations

A treasure trove of vintage and antique finds, from porcelain to jewelry and household décor, handpicked from around the world.

• Carry a change of clothes, as some of the rides can get you wet. On the other hand, you can even carry your own ponchos or purchase them inside the park.
• Bring an ID card with you when you visit attractions on Sentosa Island. You might not be allowed inside without proving your identity.
• There are lockers available throughout the attractions. Most of these are free to use and usually timed up to 90 minutes or so. After exhausting the time limit for one locker, you can shift your valuables to another locker for free. 
• Arrive early at Universal Studios Singapore and head straight to the most popular rides like Transformers, Revenge of the Mummy, and Battlestar Galactica’s Human vs Cyclone. These rides tend to get crowded after 12pm when more visitors start arriving at the park.
• Ensure you check the age, height, and/or weight restrictions before lining up for a ride.
• Visit Palawan Beach's suspension bridge at 6:30pm to witness a sunset from continental Asia's southernmost point with fewer people.
• Wander through the public marina walkways at Sentosa Cove just after sunset when luxury yachts illuminate the sky.
• Visit the small, still-active Chinese temple near Tanjong Rimau where local fishermen perform traditional ceremonies on the 1st and 15th days of the lunar month.
• During the monsoon season (June-September), parts of Tanjong Beach exhibit subtle blue bioluminescence—visit after 10pm for this ethereal light show.
• Try homemade coconut ice cream at Palawan Beach made using a three-generation family recipe with traditional hand-pressing techniques.