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Sentosa Island Attractions

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Sentosa Attraction tickets: Your guide to every corner of the Island

Sentosa Island in Singapore is famous for its tropical beaches, luxury hotels, and thrilling attractions. Home to Resorts World, it’s the perfect destination for friends and families seeking a fun, stress-free getaway, with dining, accommodations, and entertainment all within easy reach. The Island is just a cable car ride away from Singapore's mainland and packs a serious punch when it comes to fun.

To help you plan your trip, we’ve created a comprehensive guide with everything you need to know—best ticket options for nature lovers and adventurers, what to do, and the best places to eat on the island.

Skyline Luge track with riders in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, cityscape in the background.

Imbiah Lookout

Imbiah Lookout is all about the elevated views of the island and the convenience of being centrally located in Sentosa. A perfect for photography, a light hike, or simply relaxing while soaking in the scenery.

Top attractions

  • Mega Adventure Park: Soar across the island on a 75m-high zipline at speeds of up to 60km/h. 

Recommended experience: Mega Adventure: Zip, Climb & Jump

  • Skyline Luge: Steer a three-wheeled kart downhill on a 2.6 km track and choose from four exciting trails. 

Recommended experience: Skyline Luge Singapore Tickets: 2, 3, or 4 Rounds

  • Sentosa 4D Adventureland: A one-of-a-kind 4D adventure park to experience a Haunted Mine Ride or journey to a Mysterious Island just like Dwayne Johnson.

Recommended experience: Sentosa 4D Adventureland Tickets

  • Madame Tussauds: Rub shoulders with the world’s most famous singers and actors like Taylor Swift, David Beckham, Shahrukh Khan, and more!

Recommended experience: Madame Tussauds Singapore Tickets

Nearest station

  •  Imbiah Station
Kayaking at Ola Beach Club on Sentosa Island with palm trees and clear blue water.

Siloso Beach & Siloso Point

Siloso Beach is a go-to spot for beachside dining, watersports, and nightlife. It is the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia, offering stellar views over the South China Sea.

Top attractions

  • Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett: Singapore’s one and only Bungy Jump & Giant Swing experience. 

Recommended experience: Skypark Sentosa Tickets

  • Wings of Time: A night show set by the open sea, featuring lasers, water, fire, and pyrotechnics that tell a story of friendship and courage.

Recommended experience: Wings of Time Tickets

  • Scentopia: Singapore's first augmented reality perfume-making experience where you create a fragrance reflecting your personality using orchid scent notes.

Recommended experience: Scentopia Tickets

Nearest station

  • Beach Station
Sentosa Broadwalk leading to S.E.A Aquarium entrance with vibrant marine-themed decor.

Resorts World Sentosa & Sentosa Broadwalk

Resorts World Sentosa is a wonderland dotted with theme parks. A great place for families and groups of friends, Sentosa houses Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark, and more.

Top attractions

  • Universal Studios Singapore: Experience Hollywood in Southeast Asia! The park is split into 6 themed zones, each bringing iconic movie moments to life with rides, film sets, and interactive experiences.

Recommended experience: Universal Studios Singapore Tickets

  • S.E.A Aquarium: Explore 7 zones where you'll meet 100,000+ marine creatures, from sharks to rays, learn about them, touch and interact with them, and more.

Recommended experience: S.E.A Aquarium Tickets

  • Dolphin Island: Get up close with Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins through interactive programs like petting and playing, swimming alongside, or learning from shore.

Recommended experience: Dolphin Encounter Tickets with S.E.A. Aquarium or Adventure Cove Access

Nearest station

  • Resorts World Station
Coastal Scenery of El Nido, Palawan Island

Palawan Beach & Tanjong Beach

Looking for a relaxing beach day? With their crystal-clear waters and powdery white sand, both beaches are ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports.

Top attractions

  • UltraGolf Singapore: A Golfing experience on this beachside course, perfect for pros and beginners alike.

Recommended experience: UltraGolf Singapore Tickets

  • HydroDash Singapore: Singapore's only floating aqua park! Slide, and leap your way through an inflatable obstacle course on the water. 

Recommended experience: HydroDash Singapore Tickets

Nearest station

  • Beach Station
Hello Kitty-themed cable car on Mount Faber Line, Singapore.

Mount Faber Peak

View Singapore from 100 meters above sea level at the Faber Peak Cable Car! Start at Mount Faber Station and enjoy the hilltop view of the lush rainforest covering the Island.

Top attractions 

  • Singapore Cable Car: Take in 360° views of Sentosa Island, Faber Peak, and more as you ride two cable car lines, the Mount Faber Line and Sentosa Line.

Recommended experience: Singapore Cable Car Sky Pass with Dining

Getting there

  • Singapore Cable Car Sky Network: Mount Faber
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Sentosa Cove

A luxurious waterfront retreat known for its scenic marina, upscale dining, and nightlife. Whether you're yacht-watching or enjoying a sunset cocktail, it's a perfect slice of paradise by the sea.

Top restaurants

  • Savor Italian delights at SolePomodoro and Two Chefs Bar, indulge in Chinese feasts at Blue Lotus, tapas at Sabio by the Sea, and fresh seafood at Greenwood Fish Market. Wrap up your evening with the "Illuminate by the Marina" light display from 7-9pm.

Getting there

  • Sentosa Bus: B
  • Sentosa Cove Shuttle Bus
A gush of water taking over the boat while kayaking

Southern Islands

Unwind in eco-friendly tiny houses at Tiny Away Escape, complete with modern comforts. Try standup paddleboarding and kayaking at Lazarus Sea Sports Center, or explore St. John's Island on bikes and kickscooters from Gogreen.

Getting there

  • Ferry from Sentosa Jetty @Cove

Top Sentosa Island attractions that you cannot miss

Universal Studios Singapore entrance with festive decorations in December.
Couple exploring Scentopia perfume experience, part of Sentosa attractions combo.
Fireworks display at Wings of Time show, Sentosa Island, Singapore.
Lazarus Island beach with palm trees and clear blue water in Singapore.
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World Class Theme Parks

Sentosa’s theme parks pack in endless thrills. Universal Studios Singapore brings blockbuster action with themed zones like Sci-Fi City and Ancient Egypt. Adventure Cove Waterpark is all about high-speed slides and marine encounters. S.E.A Aquarium is one of the largest aquariums in the world, and Mega Adventure Park is where you experience free falling, climbing, or ziplining from a height of 75 meters.

Don’t miss: Battlestar Galactica: HUMAN vs. CYLON, Transformers: The Ride, Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure, MegaClimb, MegaJump, Dolphin Discovery, Aquarist Lab

Interactive experiences

Sentosa’s interactive experiences take exploration to a whole new level. At Madame Tussauds meet wax figures of global icons, from Hollywood stars to sports legends. At Scentopia you can create your signature scent and learn about different floral notes. Sentosa 4D AdventureLand throws you into immersive simulations, where movies turn into thrilling, heart-pounding experiences.

Don’t miss: Spirit of Singapore boat ride, Sentosa Sensoryscape, Ultimate Film Star Experience, VR Racing experience, Haunted Mine Ride 4D, Desperados

Night show

Wings of Time is the world’s first permanent night show set against the open sea—an award-winning spectacle of fire, lasers, water effects, and music. Follow Shahbaz, a mythical bird-like creature, on a time-traveling adventure through the British Industrial Revolution, the Silk Road, the Mayan Pyramids, and more.

Don’t miss: The grand finale with jaw-dropping fire effects, Sentosa Musical Fountain show, and Sentosa SkyJet.

Nature escapes

Whether you're chasing, dolphins, greenery, or sea breeze, Sentosa’s great outdoors has it all. Wander through Sentosa Nature Discovery, where ancient trees and hidden wildlife turn a simple stroll into an adventure. You can also visit St John’s, Seringat, Kias, and Lazarus Islands, or do a beach day at Palawan Beach with sea views and unspoiled greenery. Rub noses with intelligent bottlenose dolphins at Dolphin Island.

Don’t miss: Fort Siloso Skywalk, Gogreen @St John's Island, Dolphin Encounter

Luxury dining

Holiday calories don’t count, so enjoy indulging in tapas, fresh seafood, medittarean dishes, and cocktails all day by the sea at Tanjong Beach or Sentosa Cove. For a dining experience with a view, Mount Faber has it all. Indulge in European cuisine, sip on floral-infused cocktails, and cap off your visit with a ride on the Singapore Cable Car Sky Network for a stunning aerial view of Sentosa.

Don’t miss: Dusk @Mount Faber Peak, Gin Khao Bistro, Mykonos on the Bay

Sentosa Island attractions for adventure seekers
Sentosa Island attractions for wildlife and nature lovers

Sentosa Island itinerary for 1/2/3-days

Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure ride with dinosaur animatronics in Singapore.

1-Day itinerary

Best for: Visitors with limited time looking for must-visit attractions.

Day plan

Morning: Iconic attractions (8:30am – 12:30pm)

  • Take the Sentosa Express to Resorts World Station
  • Visit Universal Studios Singapore
  • Must-try rides: Transformers, The Mummy, Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure

Universal Studio Singapore Tickets

Universal Studio Singapore Express Pass

Universal Studio Singapore tickets + Universal Studio Singapore Express Pass

Afternoon: Adventure & marine life (12:30pm– 5:30pm)

  • Lunch at Siloso Beach’s waterfront restaurant
  • Explore the S.E.A. Aquarium, home to over 100,000 marine animals
  • Relax or opt for an adventure activity:
  • Skyline Luge & Skyride for thrill-seekers
  • Scentopia for a handcrafted souvenir for your loved ones 

S.E.A. Aquarium™ Singapore Tickets

S.E.A. Aquarium + Dolphin Discovery Tickets

Skyline Luge + iFIy Singapore: Residents

Skyline Luge + iFIy Singapore: Non-Residents

Evening: Sunset & night show (6pm – 8:30pm)

  • Drinks and sunset at Tanjong Beach Club
  • End the day with the Wings of Time night show at Beach Station

Wings of Time Tickets 

Tourists with Bruce Lee statue at Madame Tussauds, Singapore.

2-Day itinerary

Best for: Visitors wanting an immersive experience with adventure and leisure.

Day plan

Morning: Iconic attractions (8:30am – 12:30pm)

  • Visit Madame Tussauds Singapore 
  • Take the Singapore Cable Car ride to Mt Faber Peak 

Madame Tussauds Singapore Tickets

Singapore Cable Car Sky Pass

Afternoon: Adventure & relaxation (12:30pm– 5:30pm)

  • Lunch at Dusk Hilltop Restaurant or Arbora
  • Visit Mega Adventure Park 
  • Must-try rides: MegaClimb, MegaJump, MegaZipline
  • Visit iFly Singapore for indoor skydiving 
  • Go 79 meters above sea level at SkyHelix
  • Relaxing stroll at Sentosa Nature Discovery or beach relaxation at Sentosa Cove

Fly Singapore tickets

Mega Adventure: Zip, Climb & Jump

Evening: Sunset (6pm – 8:30pm)

  • Dinner at Quayside Isle
Girl interacting with dolphin at Dolphin Island, Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore.

3-Day itinerary

Best for: Visitors seeking a complete exploration of Sentosa’s top attractions and hidden gems

Day plan

Morning: Iconic attractions (9:30am – 1pm)

  • Go on a scenic getaway to St John’s, Seringat, Kias, and Lazarus islands
  • Visit Dolphin Island; meet & interact with these gentle giants 
  • Visit Adventure Cove Waterpark 
  • Must-try rides: Riptide Rocket, Bluwater Bay wave pool, Adventure River, Rainbow Reef.

Adventure Cove Waterpark Tickets

Dolphin Encounter Tickets with S.E.A. Aquarium or Adventure Cove Access

Afternoon: Luxury & relaxation (1pm– 5:30pm)

  • Seafood and cocktails at FOC by the Beach or grilled meat at Panamericana 
  • Visit UltraGolf Singapore, a beachside course with coastal views
  • Visit Sentosa 4D AdventureLand 

Evening: Sunset (6pm – 8:30pm)

  • Visit Siloso Point or Imbiah Lookout for elevated island views, perfect for photography or a light hike
  • Dinner at W Singapore, Sentosa Cove with Ocean Views
  • End with hand-crafted at WOOBAR

Plan your visit to Sentosa Island

Getting there
Facilities
Accessibility
Dining
Shopping
Visitor tips
Sentosa Island monorail passing through lush greenery in Singapore.

By Sentosa Express 

  • MRT to HarbourFront (NE1/CC29) → Sentosa Express at VivoCity, Level 3
  • Alight at Resorts World, Imbiah, or Beach Station

By cable Car 

  • Board at HarbourFront Tower 2 → Enjoy aerial views of Sentosa

By walking 

  • Walk via Sentosa Boardwalk (10–15 mins, free entry)

By bus 

  • Take buses numbered 23 which directly go to Sentosa from multiple pick-up points in Mainland Singapore. 
  • Take buses numbered 65, 80, 93, 188, 855, 10, 30, 97, 100, 131, 143, 145, and 166.
  • Hop off at Vivocity, Merrill Lynch, or Harbourfront and take the bus numbered RWS8 to Resorts World Sentosa. 

Sentosa Express

  1. Waterfront Station (for Resorts World Sentosa, Universal Studios, S.E.A. Aquarium)
  2. Imbiah Station (for Megazip, Madame Tussauds, Skyline Luge, iFly Singapore)
  3. Beach Station (for beaches, Wings of Time, Fort Siloso)

Cable Car

  • Mount Faber Line: Board at Mount Faber Peak (accessible via taxi or bus 409 from HarbourFront MRT)
  • HarbourFront Line: Board at HarbourFront Tower 2 (connected to VivoCity Level 15)
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  • 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.
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  • 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.
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  • 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.
VivoCity shopping mall exterior in Singapore with people walking and waterfront view.

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.

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  • 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.

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Sentosa Island attractions: Free things to do

Sentosa Island isn't just about big-budget attractions. There are plenty of free things to do to enjoy this beautiful island.

Sentosa Island

Beach hopping

Beaches on Sentosa are perfect for an easy, laid-back day. Palawan Beach is great —it’s got shallow waters and even a suspension bridge. If you’re up for a bit more buzz, Siloso Beach is your spot. Pro tip? Bring your snacks and set up a picnic—it’s free, and relaxing, and you can stay as long as you like.

Sentosa Boardwalk
Wings of Time Location
Hanging bridge to Palawan island in Sentosa Singapore
Siloso Point Station, Sentosa, Singapore
Street Performer
Coastline Siloso Beach on Sentosa island resort in Singapore
Fort Siloso Skywalk with visitors walking along elevated treetop path in Sentosa, Singapore.
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Sentosa Island night activities

Wings of Time fireworks display at night, Sentosa Island, Singapore.

Night Shows

Wings of Time stands as Sentosa's premier nighttime spectacular, combining water fountains, laser effects, and fire projections against the backdrop of the open sea. This award-winning.

Singapore skyline with Skyline Luge track and riders on Sentosa Island.

Night Adventures

Take your nighttime adventure to the next level with the Night Luge and AJ Hackett Night Bungy! Race down neon-lit tracks with city lights sparkling below or take a heart-pounding 47-meter plunge into the darkness before landing on the illuminated beach. Night Luge is only available on Fridays & Saturdays.

Dinner setting on the beach sunset in Singapore.

Dining under the stars

Tanjong Beach Club transforms from a daytime hotspot into a sophisticated dining destination with ambient lighting and excellent seafood. For Spanish-inspired beachfront dining, FOC Sentosa at Palawan Beach offers Mediterranean seafood paella and tapas in a stylish setting.

Night clubs, restaurant and pub area, fun and entertainment central area by Singapore river bank

Nightlife & lounges

Rumors Beach Club brings Bali vibes to Siloso Beach with LED-illuminated swimming pools, fire pit seating areas, and weekend DJ sets. Those seeking refined elegance should visit Bob's Bar at Capella Singapore, which offers a colonial-inspired setting with one of Singapore's finest rum collections.

Frequently asked questions about Sentosa Island attractions

What are the ticket prices for Sentosa attractions?

Sentosa itself is free to enter, but individual attractions have their own ticket prices. Costs vary depending on the experience, with theme parks like Universal Studios Singapore being pricier, while attractions like Fort Siloso are free. Combo passes can help save money.

When is the best time to visit Sentosa?

Weekdays and early mornings are ideal to avoid crowds. The dry season (March–October) is best for outdoor activities, while evenings offer a lively atmosphere with light shows and night attractions

Can I visit Sentosa Island after dark?

Sentosa comes alive at night with Wings of Time, beachside bars, scenic trails, and glowing city views—just check attraction hours before heading out!

How far is Sentosa from downtown Singapore?

Sentosa is just 15 minutes by car or taxi from downtown Singapore, making it super easy to get to. You can also take the MRT to HarbourFront station, and from there, hop on the Sentosa Express monorail or take the scenic cable car.

Are there any dining options on Sentosa Island?

Yes, Sentosa has a wide range of dining options, from casual eateries to fine dining. You’ll find beachfront cafes, food courts with local dishes, and even international restaurants. Siloso Beach has plenty of options for those who want to eat with a view of the sea, while other areas like Resorts World Sentosa offer more upscale dining experiences.

Is Sentosa Island wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Sentosa is wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators available at most attractions and public areas. The Sentosa Express monorail and cable car are also wheelchair-friendly, making it easy to get around.

What’s the best time to visit Sentosa Island?

Sentosa is great to visit year-round, but the best time is usually from February to April when the weather is a little cooler and there's less rain. Weekdays tend to be quieter compared to weekends, so if you want to avoid the crowds, try to plan your trip on a weekday.

How much time do I need to visit all the major attractions?

For a full day of fun, you'd want to spend about 8 hours exploring major attractions like Universal Studios Singapore and the S.E.A. Aquarium. If you want to take it slower and enjoy some downtime at the beach, you could easily stretch your visit into two days. A mix of active and relaxing activities will give you a well-rounded Sentosa experience.

Are there any kid-friendly attractions on Sentosa Island?

Sentosa is packed with kid-friendly fun—KidZania, S.E.A. Aquarium, family beaches, playgrounds, and Adventure Cove Waterpark for slides and snorkeling.

What are the top attractions to visit on Sentosa Island?

Top attractions on Sentosa Island include Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark, Skyline Luge & Skyride, AJ Hackett Sentosa, Wings of Time,  Madame Tussauds Singapore, Fort Siloso & Skywalk, and Resorts World Sentosa.

Are there any free things to do on Sentosa Island?

Sentosa isn’t just about splurging—enjoy free fun at Palawan and Siloso Beach, Sentosa Boardwalk, and public art installations.