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What to do and see in Sentosa Island, Singapore: The Best Free Things to do
Sentosa is Singapore’s premier island resort getaway. This 500-hectare resort island is home to an exciting array of themed attractions, award-winning spa retreats, and resort accommodations alongside lush rainforests and golden sandy beaches. Popular attractions among business and leisure visitors include Wings of Time – an award winning night show, the iconic Sentosa Merlion, as well as Madame Tussauds Singapore.
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1. Crane Dance at Resort World Sentosa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 349 reviews
Watch a spectacular love story between a pair of mechanical cranes, whose undying love for each other transforms them into real birds, unfold at the waterfront. This nightly performance combines groundbreaking light, sound, water effects and engineering promises to be breathtaking. The Crane Dance is open to all visitors to Resorts World at no charge.
Reviewed By alrich89 - Herne Bay, United Kingdom
Very cleverly done. You become absorbed in the music. This Attraction lasts for about 15 minutes. If you sit near the front on the steps,you may get wet!
2. Sentosa Boardwalk
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4.5 based on 1,335 reviews
Reviewed By Q2037NXadriant - Singapore, Singapore
Great way to enter Sentosa! This is, to be honest, most eco friendly and sensible way to get to Sentosa, the bridge is connected to Vivocity Shopping mall which is above Harbor Front MRT station thus making it more convenient to get to....Stroll at your convenience, stop along the way for good photo opportunities, there are covered places to get shade from the sun and vending machines along the way.
3. The Sentosa Bus
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 357 reviews
Reviewed By MrsLoy88 - Singapore, Singapore
It was amazing wee journey for me and my little one, from Beach station to Sentosa Cove Village. Not bad for our first time experience, wasn’t sure at first but then the kind driver this morning ( 15th Oct), makes me feel so welcome and give me at ease to take the ride. Kudos to all bus driver ???? you made our day! Thanks so much! We’ll definitely hop again.
4. Fort Siloso Skywalk
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4.5 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By JeffLeong - Singapore, Singapore
Alighting the bus shuttle at Siloso Point station, a short walk leads to the Skywalk entrance. With free admission, two lifts bring visitors up to the Skywalk which is about 11 storeys high. The Skywalk is not sheltered save for intermittent points where display panels describe the views in front. Despite the sunny and hot weather, we enjoyed the cool sea breeze as we took in the views. Panoramic views can be enjoyed of the harbourfront skyline on the mainland, cable car towers with moving cable cars, Siloso Beach and the ships anchored off the southern coast of Singapore. The elevated walkway leads to the Fort Siloso attractions.
5. Fort Siloso
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4.0 based on 694 reviews
This historic fort was part of Singapore's defenses for decades.
Reviewed By maryyeo - Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Fort Siloso was where we had to do compulsory history trips when we were younger. It wasn't much back then, but they had totally revamped the place and I'm genuinely impressed with the newly curated museum spread out throughout this coastal fort. Key highlights: - It's absolutely free for this amazing attraction! And not many people here because there's quite a bit of walking. The true history buffs will love this place. - Sky walk is a new way to enter Fort Siloso, kinda cool walking above the lush greenery facing the Habourfront bay and also over a part of Shangri La hotel. - The museums ain't just contained in one building, but rather in several buildings throughout the hilly fort. Every building is like a mini, air-conditioned museum. - Love the interactive features such as Scott the AR tour guide (Augmented Reality App) you can download on your phone, and have 3D maps and soldiers pop up and reenact a historical scene, right there on your phone's screen! - The bunkers are now fitted with motion-activated sound system. Once you enter the bunker opposite Fort Siloso Square, the siren immediately goes off and sounds of machine guns and urgent voices came onto the PA system. We found that pretty cool but our young kiddos were super scared. - The exhibits were all gold, but some of my favourites were the video interviews with real citizens who went through the war, the sketches drawn by the POW (Prisoners of War) depicting the scenes during the war, and the stories of the heroes of the war and their self-sacrificial efforts. The clear historical explanations on the boards at every significant point of the way helped lots too. Warning: LOTS of walking under the hot sun. The respites were when we entered each air-conditioned building/museum to cool down. There are several routes on this hilly coastal fort, some are harder than others. Good to have a good look at the 3D model at the beginning to decide which route is most suitable for you.
6. Palawan Beach
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4.0 based on 1,022 reviews
Reviewed By Kaymtravel7 - Los Angeles, United States
This looks like a lovely place to sit and relax. Many people were swimming in the water when we went in June. This is where the rope bridge connects to supposedly the most southern point of continental Asia. It was a very lovely place to visit.
7. Tanjong Beach
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4.0 based on 304 reviews
Reviewed By jackytansg - Singapore, Singapore
If you want to swim and indulge in a world of tranquility, Tanjong Beach is a nice quiet beach to swim at. Come here for that refreshing swim!
8. Siloso Beach
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4.0 based on 1,303 reviews
Reviewed By imthecraziestdude - Singapore, Singapore
ITs not much options in Singapore where to spend the weekend so It will be one of the best! ITs the nearest beach at sentosa island and plenty of things to do! Food and drinks all nearby by the beach! beach station and texi stand are nearby too! enjoy your day and see you soon!
9. Floating Bridge at Siloso Beach
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4.0 based on 232 reviews
Singapores first and only floating bridge. Enjoy a relaxing stroll with family and friends from Siloso Beach to a remote island of South East Asia's most Southern point of continental Asia. Enjoy views overlooking Indonesia, Asia's little piece of paradise!
Reviewed By Toowoombatourist - Toowoomba, Australia
An easy walk either along either the beach or the more shady footpath to the suspension bridge across to the southern most point of continental Asia. The climb to the top of the thi-level lookout is worth it...a pretty view across the harbour of the multitude of passing ships.
10. Southernmost point of Asia
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4.0 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By neha341
So there is this super safe rope/wood bridge on the beach which takes you to the southernmost point of Asia... It was a nice walk in evening. The bridge closes at 7 pm so please plan accordingly
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