Southern Islands

Province ·🇸🇬 Singapore

Area 7 km²

Time zone Asia/Singapore

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Southern Islands Must-Sees

Sentosa, the primary destination of Singapore’s Southern Islands, hosts major attractions like Universal Studios Singapore and the S.E.A. Aquarium, one of the world's largest marine parks. The island features three distinct beaches: the active Siloso, family-oriented Palawan, and quiet Tanjong. Visitors can access observation points like the Tiger Sky Tower, explore 3D art at the Trick Eye Museum, or engage in high-adrenaline activities including indoor skydiving at iFly and the 450-meter MegaZip. Evening entertainment includes the Wings of Time multi-sensory show set against the open sea.

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Singapore Museums

This collection on Sentosa Island features diverse educational and interactive experiences. Visitors can explore the history of the maritime Silk Route at the Maritime Experiential Museum or view lifelike wax figures at Madame Tussauds. The Trick Eye Museum offers immersive 3D optical illusions, while Images of Singapore, housed in a former military hospital, uses multimedia to showcase the nation's heritage. For families, Sentosa Nature Discovery provides hands-on exhibits focused on local flora and fauna.

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Outdoor Adventures

Sentosa Island’s coastline features three distinct beaches: the bustling Siloso, family-oriented Palawan, and the tranquil Tanjong. Beyond the sand, the Sentosa Golf Club offers two championship courses, the Serapong and the New Tanjong, known for challenging layouts and harbor views. Recreational highlights include the Adventure Cove Waterpark, where visitors can snorkel with 20,000 tropical fish at Rainbow Reef. The Quayside Isle area provides waterfront dining options ranging from Greek cuisine to Spanish tapas, all overlooking the marina at Sentosa Cove.

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Sentosa Heights & Heritage

Explore the diverse landscape of Sentosa through its elevated viewpoints and military history. This list features the Tiger Sky Tower, Singapore's highest observation tower at 131 meters, and the gravity-powered Skyline Luge. Historical sites include the well-preserved Fort Siloso coastal battery and the overgrown ruins of Fort Serapong. The Singapore Cable Car network connects these attractions, offering aerial perspectives of the Keppel Harbour and the island's dense greenery.

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