Things to do in Sentosa, Singapore
11 places curated from 10 travel vlogs — the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
Sentosa
An island playground reached by cable car, filled with resorts, theme parks, beaches and bars.
Fort Siloso
A fort on Sentosa's western tip that is a vivid reminder of Singapore's darkest days during World War II.
Universal Studios Singapore
A theme park on Sentosa Island with roller coasters, highlighted by a visiting family as a favourite.
Magical Shores
A free nightly multi-sensory light and sound show on Sentosa, running between 7:30 and 10:30 pm.
Resorts World Sentosa
A resort complex on Sentosa with one of Singapore's two casinos. Foreigners get in free with a passport and their arrival card email.
Siloso Beach
A peaceful man-made white-sand beach at the end of the Sentosa train line. It looks out over cargo ships waiting offshore.
Fort Siloso Skywalk
Tall tower and elevated walkway on Sentosa that gives a free high viewpoint. The lift runs 9am–10pm, and you can also take the stairs in about 10 minutes.
Mount Imbiah Battery
Former military fort reached by a jungle hike. It is harder to get to but closest to its original form, with remnants of gun emplacements.
Fort Serapong
Another historic Sentosa fort. It is closed to the public and can only be visited on a guided tour.
Sentosa Boardwalk
Free scenic walkway from HarbourFront to Sentosa, taking about 15 minutes. It is beautiful at sunset and popular for picnics.
Sentosa Sensoryscape
Large free light installation on Sentosa that can be enjoyed over 1–2 hours in the evening. Children especially love it.