What are the main things to do in Sentosa?

Universal Studios Singapore, Adventure Cove Waterpark, the Singapore Oceanarium, the Skyline Luge, Fort Siloso and the south-coast beaches.

Which beaches are on Sentosa?

Palawan Beach is a public beach with calm water, and Siloso Beach and Tanjong Beach have beach clubs and restaurants.

Is there a night show on Sentosa?

Wings of Time on Siloso Beach Walk is a nightly show with lights, lasers, water fountains and 3D effects.

Can I swim at a beach club on Sentosa?

Yes. Tanjong Beach Club has a 1.2-metre pool, and FOC by the Beach and Ola Beach Club also have pools.

Things to Do in Sentosa: Parks, Beaches, Night Shows

Universal Studios, the aquarium, Siloso and Tanjong beaches, beach clubs and the nightly show.

The main things to do in Sentosa cluster in two places: the theme parks and attractions around the Gateway and Imbiah Road, and the beaches along the south coast; Universal Studios Singapore and Tanjong Beach Club are 1.3 km apart in a straight line. From Mondrian Singapore Duxton, Universal Studios Singapore is 3.4 km south-west in a straight line.

Theme parks and attractions

Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore at 8 Sentosa Gateway is a movie amusement park with themed sets and rides.

Its attractions span themes from Hollywood to science fiction, with live entertainment across the park.

Adventure Cove Waterpark

Adventure Cove Waterpark is an aquatic park with waterslides, a wave pool and an aquarium.

Tubing and snorkelling are on offer.

Singapore Oceanarium

Singapore Oceanarium at 24 Sentosa Gateway is a large aquarium holding 800 species of marine life across a range of habitats.

It sits 120 metres from the waterpark in a straight line.

Skyline Luge Singapore at 1 Imbiah Road has chairlifts with high views and gravity-fuelled luge runs on twisting routes such as the Dragon Trail. Madame Tussauds Singapore on Imbiah Road is a wax museum with life-size figures across themed galleries.

Fort Siloso on Siloso Road is a military museum in a restored coastal fort from World War II, with interactive exhibits and guided tours.

Beaches and beach clubs

Palawan Beach

Palawan Beach is a public beach with a strip of fine sand and calm water.

A suspension bridge connects it to a small island just offshore.

Tanjong Beach Club

Tanjong Beach Club at 120 Tanjong Beach Walk is a beachfront restaurant and bar with coastal Italian dining, cocktails and music.

Guests can settle into daybeds or private cabanas and swim in a 1.2-metre pool.

FOC by the Beach at 110 Tanjong Beach Walk serves Spanish food and grilled dishes with views over the sand. Guests can share paella and use the on-site pool and outdoor shower.

On Siloso Beach, Coastes puts deck chairs and sunbeds at the water's edge, with seating allocated as guests arrive. Ola Beach Club next door is a Hawaiian-themed bar and water sports centre with a pool and DJs after dark.

Dinner and the night show

Sol & Ora is a rooftop Mediterranean restaurant on the seventh floor of The Outpost Hotel, cooking coastal recipes from Italy, France, Spain and Greece. THE CLIFF on Bukit Manis Road serves Italian food for lunch and dinner seven days a week.

Wings of Time on Siloso Beach Walk is a nightly outdoor show with lights, lasers, water fountains and 3D effects.

Planning the day

Do the parks in the morning and keep the beaches for the afternoon. Check opening hours and show times on the official pages, because they can change.

The wider island plan shows how Sentosa fits with the city districts.