Things to do in  Sentosa Island

Sentosa Island is home to nearly 2 miles (3.2 kilometers) of white sandy beaches, Siloso, Palawan and Tanjong Beaches. Of the three, Palawan Beach(Pulau Palawan) is most geared toward families. This long stretch of sand features a fountain playground, shower facilities, a hawker center selling inexpensive food, themed islets for picnicking and a suspension bridge linking the beach with the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia.

As Southeast Asia’s first movie-themed park, Universal Studios Singapore offers a slew of exciting attractions, including 24 rides. Some are perfect for thrill seekers, others are designed for kids to enjoy. Opened in 2011 with director Steven Spielberg as a creative consultant, the kid-friendly park takes inspiration from some of Hollywood’s biggest franchises, including Transformers, Jurassic Park, and Shrek.

Siloso Beach is the liveliest beach on Sentosa Island, where Singapore goes to play. It offers beach clubs, restaurants, and parties in season. For more thrills and spills, hit the iFly Singapore indoor skydiving tunnel or Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett, home to a sky bridge, a giant swing, and a 165-foot (50-meter) bungee jump.

Pose beside the likes of Beyonce, the late Queen Elizabeth II, and Bruce Lee at Madame Tussauds Singapore—a waxwork museum with a theme park soul. As well rubbing shoulders with celebrities, you can experience Marvel in 4D at a virtual reality cinema and capture the Spirit of Singapore on a boat ride that reveals different faces of the city.

Immerse yourself in a world of illusion at the Trick Eye Museum in Singapore. At this interactive space at Sentosa Island’s Southside, 3D optical illusions and augmented reality (AR) technology come together to bring your photos and videos to life with a variety of special effects across different themed zones.

Soar to new heights on the Skyride chairlift, and then zoom down the Luge at Skyline Luge Singapore—both are part of the worldwide Skyline Luge family of attractions. Enjoy scenic views over Sentosa Island on the way up, and then descend down 1.6 miles (2.6 kilometers) across four different luge tracks.

Adventure Cove Waterpark, situated on Singapore’s Sentosa Island, is a water lover's paradise. Dive into excitement and relaxation as you hurtle down high-speed water slides, swim with marine life, and unwind in a private cabana. Offering thrilling adventures and serene moments, it's the perfect destination for all ages.

Located on the fun-packed Sentosa Island, Sentosa 4D AdventureLand offers four immersive cinematic experiences. Movies are based in places such as a haunted mine, a mysterious island, and the wild, wild west. The Desperados screening is interactive and sees you use guns to rid the land of pirates.

Spanning 121 acres (49 hectares), Resorts World Sentosa is a massive, integrated destination resort. Featuring six uniquely themed hotels, a casino, a luxury spa, museums, theme parks (including a water park), and a large variety of dining, shopping, and entertainment options, the resort has something for travelers of every age.

The southernmost of Sentosa Island’s three beaches, Tanjong Beach hosts sleepy vacationers beneath its shady palms. Bookended by breakwaters where you’ll often spot locals fishing, its double crescent of white sand often sports kids building sand castles while families splash together in its protected cove. Connected to its northerly neighbors, Siloso and Palawan Beaches, by an inland walkway, Tanjong stretch is quieter and less crowded. Here, there are more leafy trees than bars and restaurants. Tanjong Beach Club, the beach’s sole commercial enterprise, has a right-off-the-sand pool, lounge chairs, cabanas, bar and restaurant. At night DJs spin tunes that keep the party going late.

Enjoy a day filled with learning, fun, and adventure at Kidzania Singapore. Located on Sentosa Island, KidZania Singapore is a kid-sized mini-city where children can learn important life skills and gain valuable experience by role-playing different jobs and taking part in a range of interactive and fun educational activities.

More than 100,000 animals from 1,000 different species make the Singapore Oceanarium (formerly S.E.A. Aquarium) their home. The largest oceanarium in the world is made up of zones that represent almost 50 marine habitats. Visit the glass-panelled Open Ocean habitat to feel as though you’re standing on the ocean floor.

Mega Adventure is where adventure enthusiasts can satisfy their craving for excitement. Offering a range of activities suitable for kids and grown-ups alike—from soaring high above the trees to free-fall jumps—this Singapore park is a must-visit if you’re after outdoor fun and adrenaline rushes.