Sentosa Heritage Bus Tour

First time visiting Sentosa? Then, this tour is perfect for you! Spend 2 hours checking out the tropical beaches and celebrated attractions that the island is best known for. This includes the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia (Palawan Beach) and the Explorers of Sentosa. Throughout your journey, you will get to take in striking views of these iconic landmarks and more. Don’t forget to take photographs at the southernmost point of continental Asia!

Your professional tour guide will tell you stories about how the island was transformed into a world-class tourist hotspot. Learn about how the island was once a British military fortress, and how, after World War II, it was renamed ‘Sentosa’ which translates to peace and tranquility in Malay.

Itinerary

1.Singapore Cable Car Sentosa Station Ticketing Counter (Start point) — Meet at Imbiah Lookout for a short briefing before boarding the bus.

2. Fort Siloso Tower (Coastal Defence & Military Heritage) — Explore Singapore's 74th National Monument, including the Fort Siloso Skywalk and howitzer gun displays, while discovering the fort's role in Singapore’s coastal defence and World War II.

3. Drive-Past (Resorts World Sentosa / The Barracks Hotel Sentosa / Allanbrooke Road / Sentosa Cove / Singapore Golf Club) — A narrated drive-through across key landmarks such as Resorts World Sentosa, Main Barracks Square, the hidden ruins of Fort Serapong and Fort Connaught, Sentosa Cove's reclaimed shoreline, and Sentosa Golf Club.

4. Palawan Beach (Coastal Heritage & Lifestyle) — Learn about the early beginnings of Sentosa's modern leisure identity, including a man-made swimming lagoon developed in the 1970s.

5. Beach Station (End point) — End at the heart of Sentosa's transport hub and trace the evolution of how visitors travelled to and around Sentosa, from ferries and cable car to the monorail and Sentosa Express. The tour concludes near the home of Sentosa’s iconic night shows over the years, from the Musical Fountain and Songs of the Sea to the award-winning Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony, Singapore’s only daily fireworks show.