Skypark Sentosa at Siloso Beach
Mention Sentosa island and you’ll likely picture tranquil waves and vibey beach clubs. There’s a place for adrenaline junkies too, fret not. Situated at Siloso Beach is Skypark Sentosa, an adventure park which many of you may remember as AJ Hackett Sentosa.
The bungee jump still stands, waiting for you to conquer it and check it off your bucket list of the most adventurous activities in Singapore. There’s also a giant swing here, where you and up to 2 buddies can soar through the sky at the same time like a bunch of flying squirrels. Meanwhile, thrill-averse peeps can chill at the Summerhouse Beach Club over pizza and cocktails.
How do you get to Sentosa?
Image credit: Sentosa
Although Sentosa is an island, you won’t have to board a ferry to get there from mainland Singapore. Simply take the MRT to Harbourfront Station, which will connect you to VivoCity mall. Head to Level 3 to find the Sentosa Express, a monorail train service that shuttles visitors between the mall and Sentosa.
Standard admission costs $4/pax, but local residents holding onto TransitLink cards – AKA your trusty EZ-Link – will get to tap in for just $2/pax. Kids with child concession cards get to enter for free, as do children who are below 0.9m tall.
To get to Siloso Beach, hop off at Beach Station, the last of 3 stops from VivoCity Station. The Sentosa Express train operates daily from 7am-12am.
Is Sentosa free to enter?
Sentosa charges an admission fee, and that amount is actually what you pay for when you hop aboard the Sentosa Express. For visitors driving in, your admission will be charged via your CashCard when you drive through the entrance gantry.
For off-peak periods, which are 11.30am-1.30pm and 5.01pm-6.59am daily, admission is $2/vehicle. Meanwhile, peak hours of 7am-11.29am and 1.31pm-5pm will incur an admission fee of $6/vehicle. And yes, the admission charge will apply for guests entering via taxi or private hire rides; it’ll just be tagged onto your regular fare.
Things to do at Skypark Sentosa
Here’s a breakdown of the age and weight restrictions which apply to the various activities at Skypark Sentosa, along with their prices. Tip: booking through Klook can snag you discounts of up to 56% off!
| Activity | Age & weight restrictions | Price |
| AJ Hackett Bungy Jump | No age restrictions, but participants must weigh between 45kg-150kg | $169/pax |
| AJ Hackett Tandem Jump | No age restrictions, but participants must weigh between 45kg-150kg | $349 for 2 pax |
| Giant Swing | No age restrictions, but children must weigh min. 30kg
Max. adult weight per pax: 150kg Max. combined weight per swing: 300kg |
$69/pax |
| Skybridge | NIL | $15/pax |
AJ Hackett Bungy
Skypark Sentosa’s attractions are a daredevil’s dream come true. The highlight is none other than the AJ Hackett Bungy, towering at 47m tall. To put it into perspective, that’s roughly the height of a 17-storey HDB building.
After taking in a gorgeous panoramic view of Sentosa, you’ll be plummeting into a free-fall that lasts 2.5 seconds. While that may seem short, we guarantee that you’ll feel as if you’re soaring through the air for much longer, and that surge of adrenaline is no joke.
Fun fact: you can request for the staff to adjust the length of your bungee cord so that the tension will kick in when you’re still in the air, or after you’ve had a little dip in the pool below. We opted for the latter and it was a mighty refreshing end to such a wild jump.
Need a buddy for moral support? They offer a Tandem Bungy option where 2 pax are rigged up side by side.
Image credit: Klook
Book tickets for Bungy Jump or Tandem Bungy at Skypark Sentosa.
Giant Swing
If you’re a little too faint-hearted to take the plunge, you can still get major airtime by taking Skypark Sentosa’s Giant Swing. Think of it as a next-level Flying Fox ride, where up to 3 people can swing across the track at speeds reaching 120km/hr. You’ll also get a lovely view of Siloso Beach from a vantage point 45m off the ground.
Book tickets for Giant Swing at Skypark Sentosa.
Skybridge
For those who want to take in the same stunning scenery but would very much prefer to have their feet planted on land, go for the Skybridge option. It’s like an overhead bridge, except you’ll have 360° unobstructed views of the beach, instead of some random expressway.
Step into this glass-floored nook if you want to conquer your fear of heights head-on.
Similar to the bungee jump, the Skybridge is also 47m tall. It measures 40m end to end, making for a leisurely stroll with plenty of photo ops from all angles. It’s also open to all ages, so invite your entire family.
Book tickets for Skybridge at Skypark Sentosa.
Summerhouse Beach Club
All those high-adrenaline activities are sure to get your tummy rumbling. Head over to Summerhouse Beach Club to chow down with a wonderful view and idyllic beach vibes.
Image adapted from: Jude Lee & Chong Zheming via Google Maps
A popular pick is their range of 10-inch pizzas, priced from $21. Topping choices include Hawaiian, beef pepperoni, vegetarian, and seafood. They also serve mains like Fish & Chips ($22), Greek Lamb Skewer ($26), and Mushroom Aglio Olio ($19).
In terms of bevvies, the bar has a selection of cocktails ($18) as well as mocktails ($11). We hear the Lychee Margarita and Virgin Passionfruit Swizzle – which are alcoholic and non-alcoholic, respectively – are particularly refreshing.
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Head to Skypark Sentosa for an adrenaline-filled beach outing
While Skypark Sentosa is certainly paradise for thrill seekers, there’s something for everyone; those who wanna chill by the beach over some hearty nosh and drinks, families who want to have an active day out, and couples who want to bring their dates to new heights.
Sentosa itself is brimming with things to do, so make the most out of your trip by also hitting up nearby attractions like Sentosa Sensoryscape – a free-admission IG-worthy attraction comprising 6 aesthetic gardens, and Skyline Luge, where you’ll be able to zip around and race your friends Mario Kart-style.
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