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Underwater World is an educational attraction where you can see a variety of local and many other types of marine life.
Take a walk under the sea through an 83 metre long acrylic tunnel and get up close and personal with the sharks and rays. Leave a Comment
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The 110m high Sky Tower offers views across Singapore, Sentosa and the Southern Islands. It seats 72 people in an air-conditioned cabin.
Each ride takes about seven minutes. Leave a Comment
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Your Underwater World ticket price includes a visit to the Dolphin Lagoon. You will get to see the highly intelligent pink Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphins in their natural environment.
See them do the hula-hoop, touching the hanging balls and dancing on the water surface.
You may observe them through a series of interactive, feeding and training sessions specially designed to demonstrate their natural abilities of tail-walking synchronisation.
Lucky visitors might even get a kiss or a chance to wade next to them, fully supervised by the trainers.
"Meet the Dolphin" sessions take place at 11am, 1.30pm, 3.30pm & 5.30pm daily.
Price S$19.50 Adult Child S$12.50. Opens frm 10.30am to 6pm daily. Leave a Comment Address: Sentosa Dolphn LagoonPhone: 1800-7368672 (SENTOSA)Directions: near the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia (SPCA) at Palawan BeachWebsite: www.underwaterworld.com.sg/ Other Contact: http://www.sentosa.com.sg/explor
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I really loved Sentosa Island. You have various ways of getting to Sentose. You can choose to go by Bus or Cable Car or just by car. I got there by bus and once I arrive and paid the entrance fee of I think S$3 pp for everything including the bus rides. You got a choice of options of which bus to take and where you plan on going. There is a Yellow Line Bus , Green Line Bus , Red Line Bus and a Blue Line Bus all going to different parts of Sentosa so be sure to get a free map when you arrive so that you know where you going and which bus to take.
I went and checked out Palawan Beach where you have the Southernmost Point of Continental asia. Its really worth it coming here as the beach is beautiful and the scenary is spectacular. Siloso Beach is also a very nice beach to spend the day and every Saturday they have a live band that performs there from 6pm which is very nice to just sit down for a snack and a few drinks and just enjoy the music and the breeze from the sea. There is really so much to see at Sentosa like the Merlion , Imbiah Lookout , Dolphin Lagoon just to name a few so I would really suggest you go there and make it a day trip as there is alot to see and do here. Leave a Comment
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Old Pictures in Sentosa Island, Pulau Belakang Mati or Sentosa Island was originally a fishing village in the 1800's and when then the British then made a militay camp and a fort named siloso here as coastal battery defense of Singapore. Captured by the Japanese in 1942 and returned by the British to Singapore, today, Sentosa is an island complex with a themed attraction, tropical resort, nature park and heritage centre all rolled into one! Just minutes away from the city by cable car, ferry or road. This small 390 hectare island at the southern tip of singapore is boasting a kaleidoscope of attractions and activities.
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at Sentosa Island, there is The Attraction called Images of Singapore which is a wax museum showcasing Singapore's cultural, economic, colonial History in wax and dioramas. You can experience the magic behind the history of Singapore, where legend, fact, and folklore are innovatively interwoven for guests to enjoy a first hand experience. The Images of Singapore in Sentosa offers you chances of reliving the past; the maritime history of Singapore is narrated through the eyes of a Chinese merchant, you are brought face-to-face with towering and charismatic personalities on the likes of Sir Stamford Raffles, and you are made to experience Singapore's darkest hours at Surrenders Chambers. You will go through the colorful festivals and events of the Chinese, Malays, Indians, and Peranakans, recreated in their full glory.
The museum is open from 9.00a.m. to 9.00p.m. daily
Admission ias S$ 6 Address: 40 Imbiah Road Sentosa, Singapore, 099700Phone: (65) 6-275-0388Directions: Sentosa Bus from HarbourFront Center Interchange, just next to HarbourFront MRT station. In Sentosa, take the Blue or Green Line bus.Website: http://www.sentosa.com.sg/
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 Underwater World @ Sentosa by imstress
Venture into the ocean's depth via a moving travellator thatferries you through an 83-metre long acryllic tunnel while all around you, sharks, stingrays, eels and schools of fish glide past.
The Night Ocean Discovery programme begins at 7pm daily and is your chance to view a totally different world where nocturnal sea creatures come to life as night falls.
Admission S$17.30 9am-9pm Leave a Comment
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 Fort Siloso by imstress
Come and appreciate the exciting new exhibits - the Surrender Chambers, Voices of Singapore, Prisoner of War artwork and many more at Fort Siloso. Its is Singapore's largest collection of Word War II memorabilia.
Opens from 10am to 6pm.
Admission is at $8. Leave a Comment
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 VolcanoLand @ Sentosa by imstress
Admission A$10 C$6
(can give it a miss if you dont have much time) Leave a Comment
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 Sentosa Merlion by aussiroseLeave a Comment
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