SENTOSA NATURE DISCOVERY
Experience a more tranquil side of Sentosa at this nature trail with interactive exhibits, sculptures and a lookout point. Pay close attention to the different trees and flowers on show that make up the eight types of habitat found on the island. If you’re lucky you might spot the endangered Magpie Robin.
JUST OPENED: Geology Gallery
Have you always been curious about how Singapore and Sentosa came to be? Do join us at the new Geology Gallery where you can unlock the secret behind the formation of our Island Home, where it showcases earth processes and rock formation, geological map, coastal forests, rock samples and fossils. Come and experience the amazing geological formations on Singapore and Sentosa Islands while learning how important geology is for our day to day life!
FUN FACT
Sentosa has 26 heritage trees, as well as insect-eating plants, migratory birds and stunning butterflies.
FUN FACT
8There are eight different types of habitat found on Sentosa, including some of the rarest: coastal rainforests, rocky seashores and wetlands.
- Free admission
- By Sentosa Express: Alight at Imbiah Station
- By Public Bus: Board Bus 123 and alight at Village Hotel.
- By Intra-Island Bus: Board Sentosa Bus A or C and alight at Imbiah Lookout
- By Cable Car: Board the cable car from HarbourFront Tower 2 or Mount Faber Station and alight at Imbiah Sentosa Cable Car Station
- Imbiah Lookout Car Park
- Sentosa Nature Discovery, 40 Imbiah Rd, Singapore 099702
- 1800 736 8672
- nature@sentosa.com.sg
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TassieTravellers99
Launceston, Australia
Reviewed 10 March 2023This was a slightly disappointing site. We were really expecting an informative wildlife walk. It begins with an interactive hall that talks about the...
As01k
Reviewed 25 August 2022I have never seen such bad mosquito bites anywhere as it is here. The so called nature discovery is not to be had.
533camiw
Reviewed 22 October 2021Easy short walk through nature. Thoroughly enjoyable, and mostly shaded by tall trees overhead. Access and trail was flat.