[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Fort Siloso Skywalk (Updated Apr)

#islandtour Getting There: Sentosa Beach Tram: Board at Beach Station and alight at Siloso Point. Sentosa Bus: Take Bus 1 or 2 and alight at Siloso Point. Sentosa Cable Car: Board at Merlion Station or Imbiah Station and alight at Siloso Point. Attractions: Scenic Treetop Trail: This 11-storey, 181-meter long elevated walkway offers breathtaking views of Sentosa and the Southern Islands. The glass floor sections provide an exhilarating experience for those who enjoy a bit of thrill. Fort Siloso: Explore the historical fort. The fort includes various old structures and information boards detailing its history. The Skywalk and Fort Siloso are free to visit, and are accessible to strollers and wheelchairs, making it a great outing for families with young children or elderly members. #100waysoftravel #sentosa #singapore

#lepakatsentosa Getting There - Take the MRT to HarbourFront Station (NE1/CC29). From VivoCity (Level 3), take the Sentosa Express and alight at Beach Station. At Beach Station, transfer to the Sentosa Bus B and alight at the Siloso Point stop. The Skywalk entrance is nearby. Attractions - The 11-story, 181-meter-long elevated trail provides stunning panoramic views of Sentosa Island, the surrounding beaches, and even parts of the Singapore cityscape. Nature Experience: Along the skywalk, you'll be walking among treetops, giving you a close look at the island's lush greenery and possibly spotting some local wildlife like birds and squirrels. Historical Insights: As you make your way towards Fort Siloso, you'll find informational panels about Singapore's military history, giving context to the exhibits at the fort itself. This is a great way to get an overview before diving deeper into the history at the fort. #100waysoftravel #singapore

If you are into WW II history and exploring a trail then this is for you! Fort Siloso is Singapore's only well-preserved coastal fort that served as part of the country's defences. The on-site military museum contains a treasure trove of WWII memorabilia, including coastal guns, the remains of fortified military structures and tunnels, as well as an interactive video documentary, complete with wax figures of Japanese & British soldiers at the Surrender Chambers.

Check out the amazing Sentosa Fort Siloso Skywalk for a picturesque view of Vivocity and Siloso Beach. This is an 11-storey elevated trail that provides you with amazing opportunities to enjoy a scenic trek around Fort Siloso. There are many boards and signages that provide information on the surrounding buildings and historical remnants. It is also close to a few trails that you can explore. This 181-meters walk is one of the most beautiful attractions on the island. There is a guide at the bottom of the tower to help you with your queries. As this trail is elevated, you have the option of taking the lift from the tower, using the stairs or making your way up via the trail at Fort Siloso. I love how windy and serene this place is! It is definitely a good spot where you can take many beautiful pictures of the island, beach and the cable car station. #beachlife #sentosa #skywalk #fun #photography #island #history #singapore

#singapore Address: Siloso Road, Singapore 099981 How to go: By Sentosa Express A & C and alight at Siloso Point bus stop Learn more about Singapore's history by visiting Fort Siloso at Sentosa, which is also the only preserved intact fort in Singapore. Over here, you can view the many remaining military weapons, buildings & structures. There are also on-site museums where you can learn more on the World War II in Singapore context and more. Admission is free.

#valentinescape After exploring Fort Siloso, we walked down the long road back to the beach front and were surprised to see some art along the way. When we first spotted the first painted rock/stone, we were still thinking of vandalism. But then, we quickly realised that many of the stones were painted over with pictures that are quite relatable to Singapore. We wonder who came up with this creative idea. It was very interesting and amazing and we had a great walk which we never anticipated. #Singapore #art

#passionpassport The amazing and breathtaking Fort Siloso Skywalk in Singapore is indeed a place to visit! It’s on the 11th floor of Fort Siloso at the beautiful Sentosa Island and spans a length of 181 meters long. This magnificent skywalk trail offers visitors a memorable and scenic treetop trek on the way to Fort Siloso. There are also free guided tours during the day here if you wish to immerse yourself in an in-depth history of the place. Begin your memorable trek among the tree canopies and be captured in awe at the diverse flora and fauna this spot is renowned for! Do feel free to access this place through the Sentosa Express or public bus.

Fort Siloso is one of the iconic history museums that we have left in Singapore's history that is located in Sentosa. The latest addition to the series is a skyway on top of the national artefact where you can get the views of Sentosa, the beaches as well as the surrounding areas such as the reflections at Keppel bay and the entire harbourfront area. It is 11 storeys high and 181 metres long. This skywalk is free admission! To be honest it felt more like a observation sky way sort of tourist attraction. Besides enjoying the view, you can also visit the fort itself down below where you can catch up on the history of Singapore during our times of occupation, marvel at the equipment that were used back in the day as well as the stories of the people who help to keep the country safe. #mustvisit

Address - Siloso Rd, 099981 Highlights - historical tunnels, structures, guns, museum, and skywalk Opening hours - Daily, 10am - 6 pm Avg. Price per Person - $0 Rating - 9/10 Visit Fort Siloso at Sentosa and learn about the history of Singapore and how this coastal fort served as defense for Singapore during World War II. Other than exploring the museum, you can also see the historical guns and tunnels/structures, and some interesting murals on the walls/stones. Don't forget to visit the skywalk with stunning bird eye view on the skylines and the beaches. You can also join the 2-hour walking tour at night for a fee of $55 per person. More information on the tour in the official website.

Positioned on a elevated 11-storeys high with amazing views stretching 181 meters long, the Skywalk elevated trail provides a scenic treetop trek on the way to Fort Siloso. If you take the trail right to the end, you will be able to see the rich history of Fort Siloso during the Japanese Occupation. The best part is that this is a free attraction so you won't have to pay a cent to enjoy the paranomic views from the top! You can get to Fort Siloso Skywalk by taking a: Sentosa Beach Tram (board at Beach Station, alight at Siloso Point) Sentosa Bus (board Bus A, alight at Siloso Point) Singapore Cable Car (board at Merlion or Imbiah Station, alight at Siloso Point) #culturewalk

Located at Sentosa, Fort Siloso is built on top of a hill which once provided commanding views of the waters to the South of Singapore, as well as sweeping views of Keppel Harbour. It is a famous part of Singapore's history, being a well preserved coastal fort in Singapore and one of the main military forts that were built on Sentosa. On 15 February 2022, Fort Siloso was gazetted as a national monument of Singapore. During the Japanese Occupation in the 60s, Fort Siloso was once used as a Prisoner of War camp. After the occupation, it was taken over by British forces before being handed over to the Singapore government in 1967. Today it is preserved as a tourist attraction on the Sentosa island. We took the skywalk trail to get there from the Rasa Shangri-la Hotel and it was a nice walk to see an important piece of Singapore's history! #localhistory

#culturewalk to Fort Siloso will take you to a decommissioned coastal artillery battery in Sentosa, Singapore. Designed and built to defend Singapore against an invasion by sea from the south. Here you can see the giant guns and an interesting Surrender Chambers where you can see the British and Japanese Surrender waxworks produced in 1972 to mark two significant surrender ceremonies in Singapore. entrance is free. check out the guided tour timing, remember last entrance is 5.30pm. #singapore #sentosa #fortsiloso #surrenderchambers #waxmuseum #worldwar2 #offthebeatentrack #walkingtour

#themepark #moreinsg Southside Interim Market Address: 80 Siloso Rd, 098969 Address: It is very near to Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa How to go: You can take the Sentosa bus and alight at Siloso Point and take a short 2 mins walk This is an alfresco dining area at Siloso Beach. Use Shangri-la Rasa Sentosa as a landmark and you can find Southside Interim Market easily. You can find it faster with the bright red shelter walkway. Do remember to make reservations and some of the restaurants in the Interim Market will only take pre-orders. So don’t be too upset if the place is overbooked. You can choose to sit inside under the fan or sit outside for marina views. You will be facing Reflections at Keppel Bay and it is such a nice view with the marina and skies. I ordered a watermelon IPA with fish nuggets while waiting for my pre-ordered pizza. I didn’t feel hot at all despite it being a non air-conditioned place. You order via a QR code and food will be served to you at your table. After dinner, you can just walk over to Fort Siloso Sky Walk to take a stroll.

Address - Siloso Road, Singapore 099981 Fort Siloso is one of forts from World War II still standing today on Sentosa Island, so it had very rich heritage and stories to tell. From the entrance at Siloso Point, you can enjoy the skywalk that is about a 10 to 15-minute walk before reaching the Fort Siloso Museum. There is no entry fee so it’s free for everyone! You can either choose to walk back via the skywalk or enter the museum. It was very moving to see and hear the happenings of the war and how this place has been through so much. A very eye-opening and educational attraction to visit! My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #exploresgtogether #momentssg #tripmoments #beachlife #heritage #museum #singapore

Getting There - 5 out of 5 Attractions - 4.5 out of 5 Food & Restaurants - 3 out 5 This sky walk is located at Sentosa, Singapore about 11 storeys high.To get here, you can either walk from the Imbiah Trails or take the Sentosa beach shuttle to Siloso Point Station. There is a lift that brings you up the skywalk. From the top of sky walk, you would also be able to see the panoramic view of Sentosa's lush forest, amazing beaches as well as landmarks in mainland Singapore like Reflections at Keppel Bay. The Skywalk is perfect if you are travelling on a budget as this place is free of charge..The opening hours is from 9am to 5pm everyday.

Fort Siloso is the sole restored coastal gun battery from the 12 such batteries which made up "Fortress Singapore" at the start of World War II. The fort is situated at Sentosa, it is now a military museum open to the public. Enjoy a birds-eye view of Fort Siloso – and Sentosa – from above at the Fort Siloso Skywalk. The 181-meters treetop trail towers 11 storeys above the ground, surrounded by the island's oldest trees and looking out to views of the sea. The bridge is characterised by triangulated trusses and columns, designed to move to accommodate the movement of people walking on it. Entrance to Fort Siloso is free, and open from 10am to 6pm daily. #siloso #skywalk

Fort Siloso Skywalk is an 11 storey elevated trail that located in Sentosa, Singapore. Enjoy a scenic trek on the way to Fort Siloso. The 11 storey with 181 meters walk is one of the most charming attractions in Singapore and enjoy the bird’s eye view of the fort. Hint: Take a panoramic view of the beach from the top. #sentosa #fortsilososkywalk #singapore

Location - Fort Siloso Address - Siloso Rd, 099981 Getting There - Board Sentosa Bus A or C and alight at Siloso Point Operating Hours - 9am - 6pm Admission fee - Free Fort Siloso is the sole restored coastal gun battery from the 12 such batteries which made up "Fortress Singapore" at the start of World War II. It is now a museum to understand the history of it during World War II. Admission to the fort is free, and guides are available at a fee as well. The museum is filled with a wax figures that depict the actual scene during the war. There are plenty of guns and recreated props such as food rations and other common use item to show case the life during that period. A plus point is that, part of the museum is air conditioned and the rest are well ventilated. You can also explore the tunnels and fire directors tower to learn more about the history. If this is not enough, there are also virtual tour of the place which you could get a great understanding of what you are seeing. #summervacation#urbanexplorer

Fort Siloso Sky Walk #awesomepic Situated near Siloso Beach, the Fort #siloso Sky Walk at #sentosa this hidden attraction is easily accessible via beach tram, buses and the cable car. There is a lift (check if it is working before you go if you prefer not to climb up) and stairs to access it and it is a short climb to the top. After climbing up, the view up there is absolutely worth it and amazing and many great photo opportunities are possible, where you get scenic views of the sea or the mainland. Several food options and cafes are also a short walk or ride away from it via the beach tram. #summervacation#beachvacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer

This is a fantastic free attraction on Sentosa detailing the British military defence usage of this vantage point. I spent $15SGD to get here on the Cable car and back from Merlion station. Well worth it for the views. I was slightly troubled by previous reviews of the lift and then the "sky walk" over to the entrance to Fort Siloso from the Cable car station. I have terrible vertigo. However, without much of a look to the left or the right and keeping straight on I just strode over without any issues. The Fort is interesting and fun and without many visitors. Loved the dioramas and cheesy tape recordings. It was a very enjoyable Sunday morning visit for me. #maydaytrip #rediscoversg #urbanexplorer

#SingaporeAttractions Fort Siloso Skywalk is located in Siloso Park in Singapore and is a great attraction that combines natural beauty with historical relics. The skywalk is approximately 11 kilometers long and offers stunning panoramic views of the bay and the city skyline. The trail itself is uniquely designed, allowing visitors to walk through dense rainforest and overlook the surroundings through suspended wooden bridges and observation towers. There are not only natural scenery here, but also many facilities related to Singapore’s history, including old forts and military relics. The setting of the trail allows for easy wandering and a quiet walking experience, making it suitable for travelers who love nature and photography.

🗺️🗺️ 【Travel Itinerary】 Day 1: Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands and light show AM - Gardens by the Bay PM - Marina Bay Sands, Merlion Park, Singapore Flyer, Spectra Light & Water Show, Supertree Show Day 2: Sentosa Island beach tour, light show Sentosa Island - Siloso Beach, Fort Siloso Skywalk, Palawan Beach, Tanjong Beach Spectra Light & Water Show, Supertree Show Day 3: Arab Street, Chinatown *Bicycle rental recommended* AM - Sultan Mosque, Haji Lane PM - Sri Mariamman Temple, Siang Hock Kaeng Temple, Clarke Quay, Fort Canning Park, Lau Pa Sat 📍📍【Recommended Attractions】 1. Gardens by the Bay Purchase tickets for 'Cloud Forest + Supertree Observation Deck or OCBC Skyway'. I highly recommend seeing the Cloud Forest. There is a Supertree Show at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM, so come early and reserve a seat, and after the show, it would be good to lie down and watch! Firecrackers are set off almost every day somewhere, so it was nice to be able to see them well while lying down. 2. Marina Bay Sands There are many things to see inside the department store, such as TWG, Basha Coffee, and Rain Oculus Show, and outside, there is an Apple Store and Louis Vuitton building. There is a Spectra Show at 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM, so I recommend seeing it on a weekday if possible. It is hard to see on the weekends because there are so many people. If you have time before the Spectra Show, I recommend watching a band performance. There is a band performance inside a restaurant near the Spectra Show venue, so it was nice to sit outside and listen to the music and watch the night view. 3. Sentosa Island I didn't go to Universal Studios or the aquarium, but I enjoyed seeing the beach at Sentosa Island. There are food trucks at Palawan Beach, so I recommend having lunch and sitting on the beach to enjoy your leisure time. 🥘🥘【Recommended Attraction】 Lau Pa Sat It's a food court during the day and a night market at night, so I recommend going around 5 PM to have dinner. It was nice to be able to eat not only skewers but also various foods from around the world at a cheap price. I ate chicken rice for $6. 🏠🏠【Recommended Hotel】 The Pod Boutique Capsule Hotel *Cost-effective capsule hotel in the 40,000-50,000 won range* Location ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Close to tourist attractions: 15 minutes by subway from Marina Bay Sands. It's a 30-minute walk, so you can walk there in the morning. Bus stop right in front of the accommodation: You can take a bus from the stop in front of the accommodation and go to Sentosa Island in 20 minutes. Location close to Ya Kun Kaya Toast: One block from the accommodation Price and service ⭐⭐️️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Accommodations in Singapore usually start at 30,000 won. It's hard to find accommodations that are good in location, clean, have good service, and are reasonably priced. However, the location is close to tourist attractions, so it's good for taking a break in the middle of your trip, and it's clean and reasonably priced, so I recommend it. 📷📷 【Photo spot】 The Helix Bridge A bridge next to Marina Bay Sands. You can see all the major tourist attractions in Singapore, so it's good for photos. I recommend walking across the bridge to see the sights and take photos, as you can see the Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, and Singapore Flyer. #Travel plan #Overseas travel #Singapore travel destination #Singapore

#outdooradventure The Fort Siloso Heritage Trail is one of Singapore’s hidden gems, offering a fascinating journey through history in a relaxed and scenic setting. Located on Sentosa Island, Fort Siloso is the country's only preserved coastal fort. It’s a place where you can learn about Singapore’s military past while enjoying the lush greenery and sea views. Fort Siloso dates back to the late 19th century when the British built it to protect Singapore’s harbor. Walking through the trail, you get a real sense of what life might have been like for the soldiers stationed here. The old bunkers, gun emplacements, and underground tunnels have been restored, making it easy to imagine their past use. #singapore #sentosa

#shioksightseeing Fort Siloso, Sentosa's lesser-known treasure, unveiled its rich history and stunning views. This former British coastal artillery battery turned immersive museum showcases Singapore's WWII struggles, authentic military architecture and panoramic views of Sentosa and the South China Sea. Exploring the tunnels, gun emplacements and barracks was captivating. Knowledgeable guides added depth to the experience, bringing history to life. A must-visit for history enthusiasts and those seeking unique Sentosa experiences. Book guided tours and explore surrounding beaches and scenic trails.

#Singapore #trip #fortsilosomuseum #fortsiloso For those who love war history, especially World War II, don't miss visiting "Fort Siloso". The building is an old fort. The terrain is next to Siloso Beach. The museum presents various weapons and equipment. There are wax figures on display telling the story of the people's way of life in the fort. Another part has a museum presenting content about the period when the Japanese army occupied Singapore during World War II. There is no admission fee to visit Fort Siloso. You can walk in. There will be staff at the entrance on the lower floor to provide advice. I guarantee that it will please those who love war history. #Singapore 🕰️bOpening hours: 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Next to Siloso Beach, there is an elevator to go up to the fort. 📍Address: Siloso Rd, Singapore 099981 💰Average price per person: Free 💞Reason for recommendation: It is a museum that presents interesting stories. There are exhibits of objects, weapons and wax figures. 🗓️Travel planning: You can take the train to Sentosa Island. There will be a shuttle bus that circles the island. You can ride it for free. You can get off at Siloso Beach.

Do you know that Fort Siloso in Sentosa Island is one of the latest additions to national monuments of Singapore? It was gazetted a National Monument on 15 February 2022. Fort Siloso has a rich history dating back to the late 19th century when it was built in the 1880s as part of the British colonial defense strategy for Singapore. During World War II, Fort Siloso played a crucial role in the defense of Singapore against Japanese forces. It remained in use by the British military until Singapore gained independence in 1965. The most convenient way to reach there is by taking shuttle bus A and alight at Siloso Point. We first took the lift up to Fort Siloso Skywalk. The fort is located at the end of the skywalk. Exploring the various tunnels was quite interesting! There were a few mini museums hidden in the tunnels documenting WW II. #heritageplace #fortsiloso #fortsilososkywalk #fort #tunnel #museum #fortsilosomuseum #sentosa #island #singapore #tripblazers

The Fort Siloso Skywalk in Sentosa Island opened its doors to the public in 2015. It's a treetop walkway that offers visitors a unique perspective of Fort Siloso and its surroundings. The most convenient way to reach there is by taking shuttle bus A and alight at Siloso Point. From there you can take the lift up to the skywalk. As you stroll along the skywalk that winds through the lush foliage of Sentosa Island, you can find informational panels providing insights into the flora, fauna, and history of the area. You can continue to explore the barracks, casemates and tunnels in Fort Siloso after exiting the skywalk. #singaporetrip #fortsiloso #fortsilososkywalk #fort #skywalk #treetop #siloso #sentosa #singapore #island #tripblazers

Port Siloso is inside Sentosa Island. it's near Siloso Point Station. How to go to Sentosa : 1. Take a monorail from vivo city 2. Take a bus service from the vivo city 3. Take a taxi or online application such as Grab, Tada, Gojek or Ryde

There are probably a certain number of people who don't know about this tourist spot in Singapore. Singapore was actually a Japanese colony during World War II, and Fort Siloso is a military museum where you can see and learn about Singapore when it was under Japanese control and when it was under British control. It's a fairly large area, so it will take 2-3 hours to see everything properly. Take the MRT to HarbourFront station, take the monorail on the third floor of a shopping mall called PivoCity, get off at Imbiah station on Sentosa Island, and then take the cable car (about 1,800 yen round trip) to the end of the line. From there, you cross a bridge-like structure called the Skywalk, which is about 20 meters above the ground. It sounds like a difficult journey, but it's not that difficult and you can get there in less than an hour from the city center. #AutumnTrip #OverseasTrip #AsiaTrip #AmazingView #Singapore #FortSiloso #SingaporeTourism #SingaporeTrip