A cultural icon in its own right Sentosa Island is no ordinary resort town in Lion City Singapore. Attracting well over 5 million visitors a year this mega entertainment and leisure centre is a Singaporean experience that should not be missed by first time or seasoned visitors. Home to some of the country’s most popular attractions locals and tourists alike head to this resort haven come rain or shine for an unforgettable experience that is family friendly while simultaneously catering to individual preferences.

Santosa’s most photographed venue is perhaps the iconic Merlion statue which has transformed into a globally recognized symbol of Singapore. Towering above the island at a height of 12 stories the Merlion can be explored internally by climbing to the lookout point which affords stunning views of the area. Those on the lookout for panoramic experiences can also hop on boards the Sentosa Luge & Skyride as well as the many cable cars in the island which travels across the island’s most breathtaking quarters for a bird’s eye view. The 131m high Tiger Sky Tower is equally breathtaking as its revolving cabin affords views of neighbouring nations.

Beach lovers on the other hand can head down to the island’s 2km long pristine beachfront which have been divided in to Palawan Beach, Siloso Beach and Tanjong Beach. Littered with cozy bars and a gravity defying suspension bridge Palawan is a tourist haven for the masses while Siloso is more suited for adventure fanatics in search of mountain biking, rollerblading, canoeing and skim boarding opportunities. Nature lovers should also stopover at Sentosa’s Butterfly Park which is an al-fresco conservatory with more than 15,000 winged beauties. The Insect Kingdom is another point of interest as it displays more than 3000 of the world’s rarest creepy crawlies within its confines. 

Home to the country’s first Sentosa’s Resort World concept, the island’s Universal Studios is a mega entertainment venue of truly monumental proportions. Encompassing 24 exciting rides Singapore’s only cinematic theme park is a must-see highlight that is as spectacular as its American counterpart.

Some of the eateries that are touted as Sentosa’s best restaurants include the Tiger Skybar, Sarpino’s Pizzeria and the Mega Tian Siang Hot Pot Restaurant while a Mövenpick Ice Cream Parlour and a Délifrance Café are also found at the venue.

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