Sentosa Island of Singapore
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The former fishing village turned British military base, Sentosa was transformed into an idyllic island resort in 1972 to the enjoyment of all and recreation. Sentosa to describe as being just one thing or another would not do justice to the many facets of this island jewel of half a kilometer south of Singapore. Afterall, is the variety and versatility that make Sentosa (meaning peace and tranquility) different and special for millions of visitors from around the world. And unlike any other vacation destination, you are right on the edge of the city buzz, which is just minutes away by cable car, ferry or through a 710-meter road link.
Once you step afoot the island, you can find your own piece of paradise among the many exciting attractions - come from the history and culture alive, entertainment, day and night, lush green surroundings to explore, orderly gardens, fountains dancing and two challenging international 18 - hole golf courses with scenic undulating views.
Today, Sentosa is a 390-hectare haven of leisure boasting a kaleidoscopic variety of attractions and activities that serve a wide audience.
Beach lovers can enjoy exciting games and sports in March, along the 3.2-km of beaches that cross silos, Palawan and Tanjong. You can sell in a range of leisure activities such as cycling, inline skating, canoeing, horse riding or simply relax on the beach pubs. On weekends, the beach pubs will spring into action as beach volleyball fans flock to the Beach Silos of your favorite game. In recent years, Sentosa had also won international fame for holding some of the most exciting themed events like the Singapore's Sentosa Sandsation (an international event sandsculpting), Black Moon Foam parties, Zouk Out Dance Festival and Sentosa's annual Countdown shares right here!
