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ballet
of light, laser, colour and music. At night, the Merlion
"awakens" in a breathtaking sight and sound show
incorporating the dancing fountains.
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Brace
yourself for thrills and spills at Cinemania, an
interactive simulation theatre.
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The
Enchanted Grove of Tembusu covers a modest 2 hectares of
Tembusu trees and McArthur palms.
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Tour
Sentosa on the Monorail which provides a scenic
40-minute ride around the island.
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Stroll
along the 150-metre long boardwalk by the sea.
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Golfers
can enjoy the challenging and spectacular Tanjong and
Serapong Courses at the Sentosa Golf Club.
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Experience
an "active" volcano at VolcanoLand, complete
with earth tremors and hissing steam.
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Asian
Village
features three Asian themed villages, a fun park with
entertaining rides for children and a typical fishing
kelong.
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Make
your way up the 37-metre high Merlion for a magnificent
panoramic view.
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For
the avid family golfer, there is the Sijori WonderGolf,
Singapore's only outdoor miniature golf park.
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Enter
a bygone era as you step into a tribal-themed village
zone through a gateway guarded by grotesque stone
structures at the Lost Civilisation. The Ruined City
bears testimony to a once-glorious civilisation,
featuring a fascinating hieroglyphics-adorned gate,
mythical motifs, carved lions and even guillotines.
Discover
the wonders of nature:
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Nature
lovers will appreciate the Nature Walk/Dragon Trail
which meanders through a tropical secondary rainforest
leading to a number of vantage points offering scenic
views from the summit of Mount Imbiah.
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Butterfly
Park is home to 2,500 butterflies from over 50 species
while the Insect Kingdom Museum features giant
millipedes, tarantulas, rhino-beatles and many more.
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Underwater
World
Singapore is one of Asia's most exciting tropical
oceanarium.
Uncover
Singapore's colourful history:
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Built
in the 1880's, Fort Siloso served as the last bastion of
the British forces during the Japanese invasion of
Singapore.
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Located
at the summit of Mount Imbiah which provides a
commanding view of the Indonesian islands, are the
remains of the Mount Imbiah Battery.
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Begin
an exciting voyage of discovery of Singapore's maritime
heritage at the Maritime Museum.
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Images
of Singapore, a museum complex comprising Pioneers of
Singapore, Surrender Chambers and Festivals of
Singapore, vividly kaleidoscope the history and cultures
of Singapore.
Sentosa
offers a gastronomic experience too. A food centre offers a
vast array of local delights and Western cuisine.
Alternatively, dine at one of the many food and beverage
outlets on the island, offering choices that range from fast
food and hawkers' fare to 5-star gourmet cuisines.
The
resort hotels, The Beaufort Singapore and Shangri-La's Rasa
Sentosa Resort, offer stylish luxury including access to
inviting, golden sand beaches. At Sijori Resort, formerly
pre-war buildings are now restored to offer their old charm
with modern conveniences.
Sentosa
is served by public buses and ferry services as well as
cable cars.
| Attractions |
Entry
Fees |
Opening
Hours |
Approximate
Touring Time |
| Asian Village |
Free
Admission |
10am - 9pm (daily) |
30 mins |
| Adventure Asia |
SGD 2 per
ride |
10am - 7pm (daily) |
- |
| Butterfly Park and Insect
Kingdom Museum |
Adult: SGD
6, Child: SGD 3 |
9am - 6:30pm (daily) |
30 mins |
| Lost Civilisation/ Ruined
City |
Free
Admission |
- |
30 mins |
| Fort Siloso |
Adult: SGD
3, Child: SGD 2 |
9am - 7pm (daily) |
1 hr |
| Maritime Museum |
Free
Admission |
10am - 6pm (Closed on Mon
& Tue) |
40 mins |
| Musical Fountain Show |
Free
Admission |
Showtimes: 5pm, 5:30pm
(daily) |
15 mins |
| Spirits of Sentosa
Musical Fountain Shows |
Free
Admission |
7:30pm, 8:30pm, 9:30pm
(daily) |
30 mins |
| Images of Singapore |
Adult: SGD
8, Child: SGD 5 |
9am - 9pm (daily) |
1.5 hr |
| Underwater World &
Dolphin Lagoon |
Adult: SGD
17, Child: SGD 11 |
Dolphin Lagoon: 11am -
6pm (daily)
Underwater World: 9am - 9pm (daily)
Meet Dolphin Session: 11am, 3.30pm & 5.30pm
(daily) Additional show at 1.30pm on Saturdays,
Sundays, Public & School Holidays. |
Dolphin Lagoon: 45 mins
Underwater World: 1 hr |
| Volcanoland |
Adult: SGD
12, Child: SGD 6 |
10am - 7pm (daily) |
1 hr |
| Sijori WonderGolf Sentosa |
Adult: SGD
8 to SGD 10, Child: SGD 4 to SGD 6 |
9am - 9pm (daily) |
45 mins |
| The Merlion |
Adult: SGD
3, Child: SGD 2 |
9am - 10pm (daily) |
30 mins |
Open:
Daily
Admission:
Island admission is SGD 6 adult, SGD 4 child (includes
admission to Sentosa, one-way bus ride out of the island and
all internal transportation).
Contact:
Sentosa
Development Corporation, 33 Allanbrooke Road, Sentosa
Singapore 099981.
Tel:
(65) 6275 0388 or 1800-7368672 (toll-free in Singapore only)
Fax:
(65) 6275 0161
Getting
There:
Cable Car:
The Singapore Cable Car opens from 8:30am - 9pm (daily)
Normal cabin: SGD 7.50 (1 station); SGD 8.50 (4 stations)
adult, SGD 3.90 child
Glass cabin: SGD 15 adult, SGD 12 child
Prices are inclusive of GST but do not include admission to
Sentosa.
Orchard
Service E:
SGD 7 Adult, SGD 5 Child (3 to 12 years) inclusive of
admission to Sentosa, two-way bus ride from Orchard Road to
Sentosa and all internal transportation.
Sentosa
Bus Services A and C:
SGD 7 Adult, SGD 5 Child (3 to 12 years) inclusive of
admission to Sentosa, two-way bus transfer from World Trade
Centre bus terminal (for service A) and Tiong Bahru MRT
Station (W3) (for service C), and all internal
transportation.
Night
Drive-in:
Drive to Sentosa from 5pm (for a limited period) to
midnight. Admission after 5pm is SGD 12 and admission from
9pm to midnight is SGD 6, for a maximum of 5 persons (adult
or child) in one passenger car.
How
to get there for the physically disabled:
The following information is obtained from Access Singapore.
Prior
arrangements can be made with the Sentosa Customer Service
Department (tel:(65)6279 1720) for people with disabilities
to be driven in.
For
those with mobility difficulties, travel by ferry is
recommended as it is the most accessible and convenient way
to Sentosa. Attendant service is available for those who
need help.However,wheeling on the platform after landing at
Sentosa can be difficult as there are grids on the rubber
surface of the platform where there is a slight slope.
Ambulant-disabled
may try the bus if overcoming the bus steps does not prove
difficult.
Access
is difficult from the cable car tower to the entrance of
Sentosa as there are many steps.Prior arrangement with the
cable car company is recommended so that assistance can be
rendered.
The
monorail offers a comfortable ride to most attractions.
However, wheelchair users will find it difficult to gain
access to the train as it is operated on an upper level
accessible by a flight of stairs. Escalators can only be
found at the main station at the ferry terminal and there
are no lifts at any other stations. Prior arrangements
should be made with the staff for assistance.
The
buses are not accessible to wheelchair users as there are
steps at the door. The Beach Train is also not accessible to
wheelchair users.
Another
way to get around is by walking or wheeling to destinations
within Sentosa. This may be tedious as Sentosa is undulating
and is a relatively large attraction. It is therefore wise
to plan your route. An alternative is to travel by the
coastal track where the pavement is even and easier to wheel
or walk. However, the coastal track provides access to only
some attractions within Sentosa and the journey is longer.
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