The views from the Sky Walk, especially on a bright, sunny day, are breathtaking. You can see most of the parts of Sentosa and a get a good view of Fort Siloso. It is quite windy here so make sure to secure your hat/cap if you are wearing one.

Not many things in Sentosa island is free. This is one of them which deserves a mention as it is a fun activity. We ascend in a lift to the top of the hill. We visited in the evening so there was a slight breeze which made the walk pleasant. If it was a hot afternoon, I would be walking briskly to avoid the sun. We took the tram which is fun for the kids.

Great views when you get to the walk, but a bit of a trek to get there. Fort Siloso is worth the visit, and best to do a little research on the fort before you go to maximise the benefit. Quite a few steps to see it all, so bear that in mind if mobility is an issue.

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. The word “siloso" is actually derived from a Malayan word meaning "rock". Towering 11-storeys high and stretching 181 meters long, the Skywalk trail provides guests with a scenic treetop trek on the way to Fort Siloso. A free attraction, there’s also guided tours at Fort Siloso for a more detailed historical account of the area.

Wonderful view from the Fort Siloso Sky Walk! The walk to Fort Siloso was great. Beautiful flora and fauna as you walk the grounds. With simulations and sounds effects throughout the walk, makes the walk exciting. One can scan and listen to narration throughout the walk on the bridge. It’s free!!! Hence I will highly recommend especially if you like history.

A breathtaking and enchanting beauty. It has a beautiful view and the infrastructure is amazing as well. However, I must say that the maintenance works have created a huge nuisance. The lift is spoilt and we can only either climb the stairs (which is 11 floors) or take a shuttle bus (which drops near the museum and you have to walk uphill from there). I just think that you guys could have improvised the situation by implementing a better method for this problem. Overall, I enjoyed it but please find a better solution for the problem.

Ok important thing must say 3 times, this place is free, this place is free, this place is free! One of the very few places on Sentosa Island we can go in for free, and free doesn't mean sub standard or low class or cheapo to go in. The view from up here is magnificent, and is definitely well built. End of the sky walk the Fort Siloso is a great place to learn more about SG history during WW2, and a great place to bring your love ones for a slow walk in the whole area.

Not exactly the tallest tower but still worth a trip up to see the view and also to explore Fort Siloso. The guys there were really super helpful, friendly and attentive. I brought my 83 yr-old mum and they immediately pull out a chair for her to rest after I dropped her off at the entrance and went to park my car. Well done guys! U all really made my mum feel like a VIP! :)

We went there early on Thursday school holiday and almost no crowd at all. We entered from the Fort itself and walk towards the entrance. A short distance of walk but quite fun as you can see quite far on the surrounding.

This is a great spot to get a little exercise (especially by taking the stairs and not the elevator) and to enjoy scenic views of Sentosa and southern Singapore. It’s free of charge and I never really get tired of the view. From here, you can visit Fort Siloso and learn a bit of WWII history.

After leaving Market Hall Sentosa, we headed over to Fort Siloso Skywalk for a stroll.The Fort Siloso tunnels close at 8pm while the Surrender Chambers close at 5:30pm. Thankfully, the Fort Siloso Skywalk only closes at 8pm. This time, we were able to enjoy the night views over the Singapore night skies… It was a windy evening where we had a relaxing stroll down Fort Siloso Skywalk, enjoying the city lights and views over Market Hall Sentosa from above. After strolling for about 15 minutes, we headed back to take the tram to go back (intervals of 15 minutes). After breakfast the next day, we headed out to Siloso Beach to enjoy the sun and waddle in the waters. This morning, we revisited Fort Siloso Skywalk for the day views… The views from Fort Siloso Skywalk is just as beautiful on a bright and sunny morning. We were able to see clearly out to sea as well as the city this morning. Continuing on the Fort Siloso Skywalk, we headed to Fort Siloso itself… For more details, visit 2bearbear today!

Free admission to Fort Siloso Skywalk is via 2 lifts located a short walking distance from Siloso Point bus shuttle station. The Skywalk provides nice elevated views of the Harbourfront developments on the mainland as well as the cable car towers and moving cable cars, Siloso Beach and the ships anchored off the coast of Singapore. The Skywalk leads to Fort Siloso.

(Translated by Google) Now the elevator is under maintenance, but there is a free shuttle bus🚌 (Original) 现在电梯维修中，但是有免费的接送巴士🚌

The best place to start if you want to visit the heritage site - Fort Siloso. Taking the lift up takes you to a whole new view of the area surrounding Fort Siloso. Don’t miss it and take a nice walk to Fort Siloso from the sky walk.

Supper great view! The High-level metal pathway can be accessed by elevator, with views of an historic fort & Singapore city. The elevator was under maintenance until September 2021, you can take the free shuttle bus to the other entrance and the view from the pathway is really nice.

Visited for the first time. Incredibly stunning views. Unfortunately a part of it is blocked by the mess of things on the roof top of Shangri La hotel. It would be good if the hotel could build something around the roof top to block the mess from the view. The walkway leads to the back entrance of Fort Siloso which is worth visiting.

Decided to go for a morning walk over the weekend. Weather is great (hot as usual) so do bring some water and a towel/tissues with you. - It is surprisingly windy - You can see the wonderful view after taking the lift from the ground floor and also learn about its history. - Family friendly and it can be a learning tour for the children. - Happened to see a cockatoo(?) hanging out and enjoying the breeze as well :)

Really short "walk" to fort siloso, but wonderful view of surrounding.

Visited on 26 October 2023: An elevated skywalk that provides 360 degree views of the surrounding areas. You can either choose to take the elevator or climb up the stairs. The walkway is not sheltered, so precautions must be taken during inclement weather.

Really amazing views at night! Come in the day time and you see a different set of scenery as well. Have come here multiple times and it never fails to amaze me with the beauty it presents. When getting up to the second floor using the elevator, be sure to look out of the lift (which is transparent for those portions facing outwards) and watch the scenery as you get lifted upwards! Would highly recommend you to come and see this for yourself if you do visit to come to Sentosa!

Very scenic skywalk with interesting views and good access to Fort Siloso including an elevator. Portions of the skywalk are covered so you can get out of the sun for a minute or two. Really enjoyed overlooking Siloso Beach and Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa. Everything looked clean, green, and well-maintained.

Visited here in February 2020 and enjoyed the experience. Lift goes up from beach level near Siloso and Shangri-La driveway, up to a platform and walkway above the trees. Amazing views with the walkway leading to Fort Siloso, a great setup with museum and military history of the fort. The skywalk is totally free entry too.

This is one of those places where you feel cheated after visiting the place. If you are on tight schedule, I advice you to skip this and see other places. You have plenty of ground to cover in Sentosa.

Lovely spot for a good view of Sentosa. Didn't know Siloso beach and Fort Siloso changed so much over the years. Simply amazing!

Excellent view and perfect spot to catch sunset. Well laid plan for a good history lesson.

Located in a corner of sentosa island. Not a astonishing place to visit. But a nice viewfrom here.

A restored WW2 gun I placement, many guns with a control room and human model figures talking about firing the guns etc. Particular poinet, as my Father was one of the last gunners there until the Jappenese captured Singapore.

Wonderful Sky View

Very nice, last british fort in sentosa that you can access .

High walkway with great views across Sentosa and the rest of Singapore. And free! Leads to an interesting historical fort and some walking trails. Closes 7pm

Nice WWII historical location. Great location for photos of Singapore

It's a nice walk/small hike/trek with some history about the fortress at the end of the Skywalk. You do get some great views of the Sea as well as the City on the Skywalk. It felt like a combination of workout (walk) and bit of history learning experience. Would recommend to ppl touring Singapore or even locals if they haven't checked out this place.

シロソビーチを見下ろすように建っており眺望が素晴らしいです。無料ですのでセントーサ島を訪れた際には行ってみてください。

Fantastic view. Rejuvenating.

高台からの景色は格別です。

Quite impressive and a lot to see actually!

It's a free tourist attraction that offers a little slice of Singapore history and there's a great view when you get on the Sky Walk. Admission is free but parking spots may be limited. Sentosa is not just Resorts World Sentosa alone!

Amazing views and nice staff. Links directly to Fort Siloso.

Simple skywalk with nice views of cable cars and Siloso beach. A relatively short walk (about 5 to 10mins) on the skywalk, leading to the galleries at Fort Siloso.

(Translated by Google) With historical heritage (Original) 有历史遗迹气息

Nice place at the west corner of the Sentosa Island in Singapore. Skywalk is high (43 meters) but safe and not scary.

(Translated by Google) I was here in mid-February 2020, just before the Corona crisis. A small elevator takes you up to the Sky Walk just a few meters from the end of the gondola lift for free. The view from up here is magnificent, there are lots of boards that use photos to explain what exactly you see and what the history of these places is. I was happy to stay there for half an hour before continuing on the Skywalk to Fort Siloso. The distances are short, so that this can all be done well in the heat. (Original) Mitte Februar 2020 ganz knapp vor der Corona-Krise war ich hier. Mit einem kleinen Aufzug fährt man kostenlos nur ein paar Meter von der Endstation der Gondelbahn auf den Sky Walk hinauf. Der Ausblick von hier oben ist grandios, es sind viele Tafeln aufgestellt, die anhand von Fotos erklären, was genau man sieht, und was die Geschichte dieser Orte ist. Da habe ich mich gern ½ Stunde aufgehalten, bevor ich über den Skywalk zu, Fort Siloso weitergegangen bin. Die Wege sind kurz, sodass dieses alles auch bei der Hitze gut machbar ist.

That was a great walk on a summer morning. Lovely view from the top, really felt like top of the world. The skywalk is a post of the route that connects Siloso Beach to Fort Siloso. Personally I recommend that route to visit Fort Siloso.

(Translated by Google) The way is better than the goal (Original) Der Weg ist besser als das Ziel

Very intersesting

Lovely

Free walking bridge to reach Silso fort from Silso beach. There is a lift you can take to get you to the top. The views are lovely, letting you out into the ocean on one side and towards Singapore on the other. The walkway is not covered fully, so remember to bring suncream or a sun hat. Would recommend stopping by.

Great view

Nice cool walk...

A definite stop to see Siloso Island, also across from the Fort.

(Translated by Google) Nice view. Explanatory panels (Original) Belle vue. Des panneaux explicatifs

its like top of the world

I love this place.best photograph can be clicked here.

(Translated by Google) A great place to enjoy subnets in the afternoon from skywalk point. To get to the top of the skywalk there are two ways you can take the elevator or through the trail to get to the top. To get here, there are 3 buses (Routes A, B and C) that route around Sentosa Island and the buses are free. (Original) Tempat yang bagus untuk menikmati subnet di sore hari dari skywalk point. Untuk sampai atas skywalk ada dua cara bisa naik lift atau melalui trail yang ada untuk sampai ke atas. Untuk sampai sini ada 3 bus (Rute A,B dan C) yang rutenya mengelilingi pulau sentosa dan itu gratis busnya.

....... and it is free. Fort is huge, lots of information. Walkway very good.

Its free...

Great views. Free entry

(Translated by Google) Nice bridge - which many. How is Sentosa it is worth it but do not specifically go from the center. (Original) Fajny mostek - jakich wiele. Jak się jest na Sentosie warto ale nie specjalnie jechać z centrum.

(Translated by Google) It's so cool. Sentosa Island is in sight. (Original) 너무 멋있어요 센토사섬이 한눈에 들어옴 게다가 무료!!

Nice views of all the beaches from up here

Awesome place...

Nice view

It was a nice and interesting tour of a well preserved historical fort. The journey there is also fun. You get to go on a cable car and then walk on the Siloso Skyway

love the place, highly wind can view the whole island.

It is quite interesting to see a historical place in the place known for fun. The exhibits are quite informative and interesting.

It closes by 530pm so be sure to get there earlier in the day! A good view of the sea and on one side and harbourfront on the other!

It is very nice place to see sentosa from above. Although a people like me who affraid with height, don't have problem as it's construction. The fort itself is very nice and has a lot off informartion from the WWII.

The skywalk is a vantage point to see keppel bay and southern islands/beaches as far as the eyes can see. From here, if you had visited Sentosa in the 1990s - early 2000s, you can also see how much Sentosa had developed over these years e.g. the old underwater world, the monorail that used to run the perimeter of Sentosa etc. The only familiar sight that remains from this skywalk is the Rasa Sentosa Resort and also the SILOSO alphabets on the sand and linkbridge.

An elevated walk way to enjoy the panoramic view of the sea, the luxury condominium apartments on Keppel island, and Sentosa Island. The lift was under maintenance and thus we had to walk up 11 storeys to the top. However, the beautiful view makes it a worthwhile climb before we continued with the visit to the tunnel complexes of the preserved Siloso Fort. An interesting way to learn about the history of Singapore during the WWII.

Was looking forward to a walk on this sky bridge and got a chance today! Enjoyed the cool breeze at the top of starting point after exiting from the lift. The scenery up there was amazing and had an aerial view of my favourite Siloso Beach. The walk was not too far and enjoyable. Would come back for another walk anytime. Just note that during this COVID period, there is a limit to the number of persons up on the bridge, so a short wait may be required.

Nice place to relax n quite place

Good view from the top

Skywalk in siloso is very good, after getting down in siloso station just walk towards down, you will find path to skywalk place. You can get beautiful aerial view of Silosa and beach

There isn't any blockage and visitors are able to see the sea, CBD and Southern ridges. Also, its free!!

(Translated by Google) You can see the scenery from the eleventh floor (Original) 十一层楼登高远眺可以看看风景

It was very fun to walk so high up, the glass at the start is quite thrilling too!

(Translated by Google) Record of the fall of Singapore. Worth seeing (Original) 新加坡沦陷记录。值得一看

Lifts under maintenance today, so we climbed stairs for about 10 stories. I'd recommend to use the shuttle bus and climb down the stairs instead.

Really high vantage point overlooking Sentosa and parts of harbourfront. Awesome views to be had here.

Lift broke down but we welcomed the stair climb Breezy and less populated as compared to other parts of Sentosa Great view for pictures

Scenic spot. A place to take plenty of photographs.

Very nice view!

Nice view from the top

Great view.

Lifts not working. Prepare to walk and climb.

Great for flying kites and enjoying a good view of the city skyline

(Translated by Google) Nothing to say (Original) 没啥意思

I enjoyed it. Full of history knowledge.

Good place to enjoy scenery from the hectic lifestyle

Interesting place to visit and discover more about Singapore history

Unfortunately both lifts are spoilt when I went there. So will need a longer time to take bus to get to the sky walk.

Good place. Nice scenes. Free admission.

Learn Singapore History of WWII

Great view and outdoor activity. Skywalk was amazing.

Awesome view towards a historical location in Sentosa.

Peaceful place for a stroll or jog! Rather deep inside the island though

Great place to visit at sentosa . Didn't know they are able to find such a spot. Recommended for those who want to brisk walk, can try this route. Can take bus service 123 which can bring you into the island.

(Translated by Google) Wide field of vision and beautiful scenery! (Original) 視野遼闊，風景優美！

Nice walk along the siloso sky walk :) great scenery!

Nice open view

It was quite interesting place but need put mosquito repellent on your body.

😎👍

(Translated by Google) It is very valuable for historical visits, and the explanation is detailed. (Original) 非常有歷史參觀價值,解說詳細。

The both lif up to the skywalk was both under maintenance..so can't get up the skywalk to enter fort siloso

Elevator was not working. FYI the bridge ends at the entrance of the forest in all these pictures of this Sky Walk.

(Translated by Google) The climbing stairs are tight, so I think it's best to use it for returning and descending. (Original) 登りの階段はきついので、帰り、下りに利用するのが良いかと思います。

The amazing views

Fort Siloso Skywalk. A great place providing fantastic views of the Siloso beach and Harbour Front.

The view is great. Can be quite hot in the afternoon though. Highly recommend coming on a weekday so it’s less crowded. The lift was under maintenance when I was there, had to climb the stairs up which was a pretty good work out.

Wow what an interesting experience off the well-trodden paths in Sentosa. Free entry. Cool sky bridge to Fort Siloso. Interesting historical site and tours / features from WWII. Recommended if you are staycationing in or visiting Sentosa as a tourist / local alike. Easy parking available.

Free entry. Great starting point if you are touring Fort Siloso.

Good aerial view of Siloso beach and Harbour Front. The lift is currently under maintenance, you can take the shuttle bus up the hill to visit the exhibits first, take a stroll through the Sky Walk, then walk down the 11-storey stairs.

Lovely place for a stroll. Beautiful views and surrounded by serene nature. Loved it.

Cool skywalk. The views from the top are fantastic.

The Sky Walk is a good starting point to tour Fort Siloso. Take 1.5 to 2.5 hours to tour Fort Siloso. Opportunity to learn about part of the history of Singapore & Sentosa, and how the British and Australian soldiers suffered during the WWII. A must visit for the teenagers. Hopefully we’ll appreciate the present peaceful time. Remember to check out the Tunnel A, B, C complexes, Fort Siloso Square, Surrender chambers and more.

Loved the Sky Walk. The walk around the Fort Siloso was tiring (probably because it was a very hot day that we were there) but the walk was interesting. Lots to see and learn.

This place is so good. It is free. A lift brings up to a very high skywalk with a magnificent vantage point to get a great view, all except the back of the hotel is an eyesore. I wish there could be some way to avoid this.

Very scenic and calming. Love the view from the top. There's a few section of the flooring covered with glass and some in perforated metal. Pretty cool must check it out! 😉

My original intent was to be at Sentosa for a morning run. Then, I came across this pace that surprised me - a free entry to the skywalk! What a lovely spot to be. It was windy and cooling at high attitude! You get the beautiful paranomic view of the coast! Walk across the bridge and get a lesson on World War II history of Singapore. It was very well organised. Highly recommended for a visit. It is both educational and a place for some lovely pictures.

The Fort Siloso Skywalk has a great view! Beautiful walk with sound effects throughout the path. I took lots of picture along the way and really enjoyed the breezy walk.

Free to enter place with magnificent views of the sea on one side and the city on the other. Also a good place to visit for history lovers as this sky walk will lead to you WWII memorials and tell you about the happenings to Singapore.

The skywalk offers excellent views towards both the ocean and the city. It’s free to enter and a shorter path to Fort Siloso rather than walking around the north side on the road. Do not underestimate how tall this is and try to take the stairs instead of the elevator - it’s a lot of flights.

Fort Siloso is a decommissioned coastal artillery battery in Sentosa, Singapore. It consists of 12 such batteries which made up "Fortress Singapore" at the start of World War II, and saw action during the Battle of Singapore.