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Imbiah Lookout – |
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 Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom Museum – The attraction of the butterfly park is thousands of exotic, colorful
butterflies, and a fireflies enclosure where you can see thousands of fireflies
glimmering in the dark. |
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Merlion statue – Take the elevator
to the top of the 37 meter high Merlion statute for views of Sentosa Island.
There are two viewing decks, one from inside the lion's mouth! Little kids
will like the Merlion Walk lined with fantasy creatures. |
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Images of Singapore – Images of Singapore dramatizes the
history of Singapore with life-sized dioramas. Check out Sir Stamford
Raffles, the English governor of Singapore, the surrender of Singapore
in World War II, a Malay wedding, a fire-walking festival. |
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Sentosa Nature Discovery – In the center are hands-on activities to learn about the habitats, birds, plants and butterflies of Sentosa Island. Then head outside for a 1 mile Nature Walk through the rain forest (keep your eyes peeled for macaque monkeys and gecko lizards). |
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MegaZip Adventure Park – Ziplines over the rain forest and Silosa Beach, aerial obstacle course in the treetops, and rock climbing. Fun for everyone in the family |
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Siloso Point – |
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Underwater World Singapore and Dolphin Lagoon – This oceanarium has a large
collection of tropical marine life, including a Touch Pool where you can
pet banded-bamboo sharks (like sandpaper), sting rays (very slimy) and starfish.
Travel on an underwater tunnel, meet Gracie the Dugong, watch pink dolphins and fur seals shows, and learn about marine biology. |
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Fort Siloso – At the top of Mt. Imbiah, take a look at Fort
Siloso, the remains of a pre WWII British fort where you can still see the guns. |
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Beaches – |
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Bring your swimsuits, and
play in the warm tropical waters at Palawan Beach. White sand beach, shallow warm water, snack bars close by. At the Palawan Amphitheatre are free animals shows with macaque monkeys, monitor lizards and parrots. |
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At Wave House, older kids who want to try surfing can try out the powerful wave machine, under the guidance of surfing instructors. |
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Walk the suspension bridge to a bit of land that is the "southernmost
point of continental Asia." |
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Tip: Hop on the beach trams to ride between the beaches. |
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Sentosa World Resort – |
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Universal Studios Singapore, very popular with the locals, has themed attractions, such as Lost World, Madagascar, Hollywood, with rides galore. |
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Maritime Xperiential Museum – Singapore has always
been a maritime city, and today is one of the biggest ports in the world. This museum, opening soon, is dedicated to the Maritime Silk Route between Asia, the Middle East and Europe, with sailing ships, pirates, and sunken treasure. |
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Tip: To get to Sentosa Island, take the cable car from Mount Faber, ride the Sentosa Express bus, or simply hop a taxi to the island. |
