Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Private Singapore Night Tour with Gardens by the Bay & River Cruise

• Singapore OCBC Skyway Flower Dome Cloud Forest Garden by the Bay

• Gardens By The Bay E-Tickets

• Gardens by the Bay E-Tickets: Flower Dome + Cloud Forest

• Gardens by the Bay Guided Tour

Cloud Forest tickets for international visitors start at SG$46 for adults and SG$32 for children aged 3-12, and provide access to Cloud Forest and Flower Dome. Residents of Singapore get discounted rates across all age groups. The outdoor gardens at Gardens by the Bay are free to enter.

Yes, Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay is well worth visiting. It's home to a huge mountain, shrouded in mist, plus one of the world's tallest indoor waterfalls and elevated walkways with views over the gardens. City tours that include Gardens by the Bay let you pair the attraction with other Singapore highlights, with a guide on hand to add context to what you're seeing.

Per one customer who booked the Singapore OCBC Skyway Flower Dome Cloud Forest Garden by the Bay, "Wow, what a place! We spent hours in the Flower Dome, and then I got goosebumps walking into the Cloud Forest with the Jurassic Park theme playing and seeing the waterfall for the first time. Such a memorable experience. We loved the Garden Rhapsody show at the Supertree Grove and our walk along the Skyway. Having both domes cool and comfortable on a very hot and humid day made it so easy to stay longer and enjoy everything."

The Cloud Forest is one of the conservatories at Gardens by the Bay. It’s the largest glass greenhouse in the world and also contains one of the world’s tallest indoor waterfalls. Gardens by the Bay is located at Marina Bay. The closest MRT stations are Bayfront, Tanjong Pagar, and Bay.

The Cloud Forest replicates a cool climate cloud forest environment typically found in tropical mountains and highlands at sea level. You can take an elevator to the top and walk down pathways that wind around the interior “mountain” of around 60,000 plants, showcasing different plants at different “altitudes.”

One of the main attractions is the 118-foot (35-meter) indoor waterfall. Other highlights include the Lost World mountain peak, with carnivorous plants and other unusual vegetation native to cloud forests, a Cloud Walk and Tree Top Walk around the dome, Crystal Mountain with real stalactites and stalagmites, and Orchid Haven.

To avoid crowds, visit when the Cloud Forest first opens, typically at 9am, or just before it closes. Avoid peak times from late afternoon to early evening. Plan to spend around 1.5 hours to fully explore the Cloud Forest. Misting takes place every two hours, usually beginning at 10am.

No, food and drinks are not permitted inside the Cloud Forest or the Flower Dome. Food and drinks are permitted elsewhere at Gardens by the Bay. Though you can eat picnics at the gardens, picnic furniture is not permitted.

Yes, the Cloud Forest is wheelchair accessible for manual and motorized wheelchairs, and wheelchairs are available for rent. Wheelchair users can ride an elevator to the top of the dome and take the walkways down. Wheelchair users also have free use of the shuttle to get around Gardens by the Bay.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Singapore:

• Merlion Park

• Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay

• Little India

• Esplanade—Theatres on the Bay

• Boat Quay

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Singapore.