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Set in Resorts World Sentosa, Marine Life Park is the world's largest oceanarium, and it contains the world's largest freshwater aquarium. The scope of its marine biodiversity display is unparalleled, and it offers more than just casual observation --guests can go on wet 'n wild adventures in Marine Life's onsite water park.
Sentosa is a popular destination for locals and tourists who want to escape the city. Go for a stroll around the island, taking in panoramic views of Singapore and the South China Sea, or engage in the island's many sports on offer, including skim boarding, mountain biking, golf, and zip-lining.
Sentosa features a vibrant dining scene every bit as varied and delectable as the rest of Singapore. The Cliff at the Sentosa Resort is one of Singapore’s most beautiful al fresco restaurants with large, open windows overlooking the ocean.
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One of the most modern cities in the world, Singapore is a fascinating cultural melting-pot. This 6-day journey will show you all the different facets of the Lion City. See the island’s ultra-modern architecture, cultural enclaves, the plates of food that bring everyone together, and soak in the sun on the lush Sentosa island.
From the highlands and mountaintops to tropical rainforests and sandy shores, take the whole family on a 12-day trip through Singapore and Malaysia. Get a lesson in physics and chemistry in state-of-the-art city museums, entomology at Penang’s butterfly farm, ecology in Cameron Highland’s dense rainforests, pewtersmithing in Kuala Lumpur, and botany at the Gardens by the Bay in Singapore. Travel through the diverse terrains of Singapore and Malaysia is an adventure brimming with exciting experiences and teaching moments for kids and parents alike.
Take the whole family on a fun-filled vacation in the tropics to Singapore’s Sentosa island on this five-day trip, an easy addition to any trip in Asia. This vacation on a vacation gives everyone a break from museums and a chance to just unwind and have fun.
Indulge in the good life with some of the world’s best restaurants, shopping, spa treatments, and hotels on this short and sweet 5-day stay in Singapore, a perfect beginning or cap to any vacation around Asia.
Situated on Sentosa Island, Shangri-La’s Rasa Sentosa Resort & Spa prime beachfront location places it within short distance of family-friendly attractions including Universal Studios, SEA Aquarium, KidZania, MOSH!, iFly and Mega Adventure Park, as well as just 15 minutes away from the metropolitan city center. The resort has 454 guest rooms and suites with views of the South China sea and landscaped gardens, and complimentary in-room WiFi. Its comprehensive array of kids activities and recreational programs for fun for the whole family. Facilities include outdoor pool, parking, laundry, babysitting services, fitness center, spa and steam room. The dining experience combines three restaurants and one bar under one roof, offering all-day international dining, local noodles, casserole-style dishes, and a separate wood-fire pizzas and pastas restaurant. Changi International Airport is approximately 45 minutes from the resort.
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