Sentosa Attractions

Universal Studios has made its mark on Southeast Asia with this gigantic theme park. The Universal Studios park features seven themed zones that house 24 rides and attractions. Kids can enjoy meeting Elmo, or the minions, while you may be out enjoying a rollercoaster or shopping your heart out.

The S.E.A. Aquarium on Sentosa Island is known to house over 1000 species of marine animals. It offers equal amounts of fun and learning. Some of the animals here are also being conserved by the facility, apart from giving the visitors a chance to observe them. The Sharks, Dolphins, and coral reefs garner the most attention, so make your way to these first.

The Adventure Cove Waterpark is an attraction that is made for people of all ages. If you are a thrill-seeker, the water park will present you with the opportunity to ride one of its water slide or the wave pool. If you are in for a relaxing experience, you could spend some laidback time at the lazy river, or just relax at the cabanas. All in all, a day at the Adventure Cove Waterpark translates to an all-around exciting experience.

Singapore Cable Car is one of the most often recommended attractions if you are visiting Sentosa with your family. The Sentosa line of the Singapore Cable Car service affords you a breathtaking view of mountains, greenery, and the blue ocean beyond. It hs has three stops, which means you can use it to get to other places of interest at Sentosa as well.

This is one of the very few museums in the world that will encourage you to touch and get a feel of its belongings as much as you want. You can take photos too. The Trick Eye Museum is an optical art establishment that utilizes state-of-the-art technology to reveal a fun side of its offerings.

Skydiving is a rage among thrill-seekers. It ranks quite high up the adrenaline chart, as well as the cost chart. iFly Singapore gives you a chance to experience a 9000 feet fall at a marginal charge. With its patented technology at the helm, iFly Singapore simulates the gravitational phenomenon experienced during free fall. The degree of safety makes it a safe bet even for jittery flyers!

AJ Hackett is a one-of-a-kind adrenaline-based theme park that hosts Singapore’s one and only Bungy Jump, The park also offers a unique Giant Swing experience and more, which allows you to literally conquer gravity and get rid of your fear of vertigo. The venue is perfect for friend groups and people who are looking for some excitement in their lives.

Skyline Luge in Sentosa allows you to ride along a downhill track on a unique vehicle. If you are looking for a little more thrill, you could take your pick from a number of its themed tracks. The total track length at Skyline Luge is 2.6 kilometers. If you want a laid-back experience, hop on the Skyride which gives you an aerial view of the South China Sea and Singapore. This ride is quite romantic at night and serves as a perfect getaway from the tumult of the park.

Madame Tussauds is famous for its hyper-realistic wax statues of celebrities. At Sentosa, you get to experience the magic of Madame Tussauds without making a trip halfway across the world. From Hollywood stars to sporting icons, Madame Tussauds has everyone waiting to meet you. Additionally, there are interactive activities and virtual reality racing games for the entire family to enjoy.

Mega Adventure Park does justice to its name with the activities offered by it. The most popular of its offerings is the MegaZip, which is the steepest in South East Asia. You get to travel down the zipline at a speed of over 60 kilometers per hour! You may also go for MegaClimb, set at a height of up to 15 meters from the ground. 

Gogreen Segway Eco Adventure is one of its kind Eco Adventure in Asia. The Segway is a futuristic mobility device, which you will be taught to operate before setting off on the tour. You will head to Siloso Beach for this adventure. Onboard the Segway, you will explore the wonderful sights of the island shores. You can choose between a 30-minute tour of one beach or a 60-minute tour of all three beaches.

The Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom is one of the most austere experiences that you can be a part of at Sentosa. The lush outdoor sanctuary for the butterflies is at once wondrous and calming. The entire area of the park goes beyond the visible. The recreated rainforest brings a multisensory delight t the visitors. Kids, in particular, will cherish a visit to the Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom and also go home with nuggets of precious knowledge.

Wings of Time is a show that teaches you about friendship and affection. It teaches you about courage and its rewards. As you take your seat overlooking the majestic ocean, the variegated bird Shahbaz takes a flight to set off on a journey back home. Accompanying the bird, are Rachel and Felix, who have their own destinies to fulfill. You are absorbed by the ambitious storyline that unfolds with the employment of water, fire, and laser effects. This is an ancient story told in the most modern of ways.

The Merlion is a Singapore icon. It is known as the guardian of the nation’s prosperity. The mythical creature is part lion and part fish. The lion stands for the rediscovery of Singa (lion) Pura (land) by Prince Sang Nila Utama, while the fish represents the fishing village of Temasek. The attraction not only provides visual grandeur but also gives you a generous dose of the historical background of Singapore. 

Fort Siloso stands as a testament to Singapore’s immense significance in the 19th century. The British empire built 12 gun batteries, out of which only Fort Siloso could be restored to almost its former glory. A lot of the original defensive structures and tunnels remain for the scrutiny of the visitors. You can explore the structure from the skywalk, or take a closer look in the Heritage Trail or the Gun Trail. Alternatively, let an immersive show called the Surrender Chamber transport you to the glory days of Fort Siloso.

Headrock VR stands out in all of Asia as the first virtual reality theme park. There a total of 11 thrilling attractions to choose from. Since you will be experiencing everything in VR, there is no limit to the adventure. You will be fully immersed in the hyperreal media adventure that will subject you to adrenaline-pumping scenarios and will compel you to give it another go.

Although the island is blessed with an abundance of aquatic wealth all around it, the one thing that Singapore lacked is the waves that attract surfers to various coastal destinations. Wave House has brought the waves to Singapore with its exclusive Double Flowrider that allows visitors of any skill level to enjoy surfing. The Flowbarrel on the other hand is for more advanced surfing with constant barrelling waves.

Images of Singapore LIVE is an attraction that can be bundled with the Madame Tussauds. It reveals the rich history of the nation employing an interactive and theatrical experience. Live actors and special effects work in tandem to bring the history of Singapore to life right in front of you. The newly added boat ride adds another dimension to this wonderful experience.

Sentosa Island has three beaches of varied characteristic features. The most popular one is Siloso beach. This beach is known for the activities that are available on and around it. You can have meals at some of the best restaurants in Sentosa located around this area. Palawan beach is for having relaxing family time. With playgrounds available for children, this is where you should head if Siloso seems too busy for you. Tanjong Beach is for enjoying an even more secluded getaway from the tourist crowd. It has a beachside club with a bar and thatched shelters by the beach.

If you are heading to Sentosa with a child, this is a must-visit. KidZania is a theme park in Singapore that is built keeping the likes and dislikes of children in mind. The park provides the children with real-life activities like flying a plane, performing surgery, cooking a meal, to name a few. Children can take part in role-play activities and even earn salaries in the KidZania currency.