On the resort island of Sentosa, off the southern coast of Singapore, Adventure Cove Waterpark blends the thrills of a modern water park with close encounters with marine life, a combination that sets it apart from the many waterparks found around the world. Opened in 2012 as part of the sprawling Resorts World Sentosa, the park gathers a clutch of water slides, pools and aquatic experiences into a tropical setting, and its signature attractions reflect its determination to offer something beyo.....

Heart-stopping leaps and giddy heights are the stock in trade of AJ Hackett Sentosa, the Singapore outpost of the bungy operator founded by the New Zealander who first made the sport famous to the world. Perched above Siloso Beach on the resort island of Sentosa, the attraction is built around a purpose-made tower rising some fifty metres into the tropical air, from which the brave can throw themselves towards the ground on the only commercial bungy jump in Singapore. The thrill begins with the .....

The sensation of freefall without ever leaving the ground awaits at AltitudeX, the indoor skydiving centre on Sentosa that operates one of the largest themed vertical wind tunnels in the world. Long known as iFly Singapore, the facility opened in 2011 and rebranded under its new homegrown name in late 2025, but its core attraction remains unchanged, a towering glass-walled flight chamber in which a powerful upward column of air lifts flyers off their feet and holds them suspended, recreating the.....

Rising in tiers of deep red and gold above the streets of Chinatown, the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum is one of the most visited religious sites in Singapore, a richly decorated temple built to house what is venerated as a sacred tooth of the Buddha. Opened in 2007 on the site of an old market lane, the temple was the vision of its founding abbot, who set out to create a home worthy of the precious relic and a centre of Buddhist culture in the heart of the city, raising the enormous cos.....

Gliding along the historic waters of the Singapore River and out into the great expanse of Marina Bay, the Clarke Quay river cruise offers visitors a relaxed and scenic way to take in some of the most famous sights of the city from the water. The cruises are operated aboard bumboats, the sturdy wooden vessels that once carried cargo up and down the river in the days when it was the lifeblood of the colonial port, now lovingly preserved and refitted to carry sightseers instead of spices and rubbe.....

Fans of the wizarding world can step beyond the cinema screen and into the most mysterious corners of the realm of Harry Potter at Visions of Magic, an interactive art experience that made its Asian debut at Resorts World Sentosa after a sell-out premiere in Europe. Spread across some forty thousand square feet beneath the resort, the attraction leads visitors on a self-guided journey through ten immersive environments inspired by enigmatic places from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films.....

Strap on a headset and the familiar world dissolves into thrilling virtual adventures at HeadRock VR, a virtual-reality theme park on the resort island of Sentosa where cutting-edge technology and physical effects combine to hurl visitors into impossible worlds. Unlike the seated, single-screen experiences found in many venues, this attraction is built as a full park of distinct rides and games, each pairing a virtual-reality headset with real movement, motion platforms, wind, water and other ph.....

Billed as a one-stop gardening hub, HortPark sits at the foot of the Southern Ridges in the west of Singapore and brings together more than twenty themed gardens, a visitor centre, retail nurseries and workshop spaces under a single green roof. It opened in late 2007 and was officially launched the following year, conceived as a place where the public, hobby gardeners and the landscaping trade could all find ideas, plants and inspiration in one setting. The themed plots are the heart of a visit.....

Perched on the slopes of Imbiah Lookout on Sentosa, Madame Tussauds Singapore brings the long-running chain of wax museums to South-East Asia, its lifelike figures drawn from cinema, music, sport and politics with a strong slant toward Asian stars alongside the usual global names. The attraction opened in 2014 and has since grown into one of the busier indoor draws on the resort island. What sets the Singapore branch apart is the way it bundles several experiences into one ticket. Alongside the.....

Few stretches of waterfront sum up modern Singapore as neatly as Marina Bay, the man-made basin ringed by some of the city most recognisable landmarks. Created by damming the mouth of the Singapore River to form a freshwater reservoir, the bay is bordered by the three towers and rooftop deck of Marina Bay Sands, the lotus-shaped ArtScience Museum, the spiked durian shells of the Esplanade theatres and the Supertrees of Gardens by the Bay. The bay began as an ambitious reclamation project, exten.....