Fort Siloso Skywalk

A marvellous way to revisit history at Fort Siloso and take in the scenery. Walk is accessible by lift and is an easy stroll then to the fort. There are tables/chairs in the shade to rest as you need. I'm amazed this is free and if you are on Sentosa, is a must do! Fabulous at night to view the city also

An easier way to get to Fort Siloso is by walking. And also very spectacular. The view you have from the walkway is very beautiful! The walkway is not very long, about 200m.

The Fort Siloso Skywalk, located on the western tip of Sentosa Island, Singapore, is a scenic and utterly rewarding way to begin your exploration of Fort Siloso, the nation's only preserved coastal fort. Towering 11 stories high and stretching 181 meters long, this free elevated bridge offers breathtaking panoramic views, a unique nature experience, and a gentle transition into Singapore’s World War II history. Your journey starts with a rapid, 11-storey elevator ride that whisks you up into the treetop canopy. Stepping out onto the Skywalk, you are immediately greeted by a sweeping vista that contrasts Sentosa's lush greenery with the sleek, modern skyline of mainland Singapore and the busy shipping lanes of the Southern Islands. It's a fantastic spot for photography, providing a bird's-eye view of Siloso Beach and the surrounding island activity. The 181-meter trail is an easy, paved walk, suitable for all ages and mobility levels (it is wheelchair and stroller accessible). Along the way, educational panels provide historical context about Fort Siloso's role in the defense of Singapore and information about the rich flora and fauna you are walking above. For a brief, thrilling moment, parts of the walkway feature a glass floor, offering a dizzying look down through the forest canopy—a challenge for those with a fear of heights!

The Fort Siloso Skyway gives you the opportunity to easily commute from Resorts World Sentosa to the Fort Siloso site. Along the way, take in the breathtaking views of Sentosa & Singapore main island; and after around 10 minutes, you have arrived at your destination- without an entry fee to bute!

Amazing view of Sentosa and the south side of the Singapore main island, and a great way to start the tour of Siloso. It isn't as long as the map indicates, took less than 10 min to walk to the start of Fort Siloso, and with many shaded areas with a breeze even on a hot day. Definitely recommend taking this way either when entering or leaving Fort Siloso.

🪖 Fort Siloso – A Free and Fascinating Slice of History in Sentosa To get here, take the Sentosa Monorail to Beach Station, then hop on the tram to Siloso Point Station. From there, it’s a short walk to the Fort Siloso Skywalk, which offers stunning panoramic views of Sentosa Island — especially the beaches on both sides. 📸🌴 After taking in the views from the top, you can walk across the Skywalk bridge to reach Fort Siloso. We explored a part of the fort and found the displays quite interesting — especially the exhibits on Singapore’s wartime history and colonial past. We visited in the afternoon, so it was hot and humid, but still worth the experience. 🔥☀️ 🎟️ Entry is completely free, making this a great budget-friendly activity in Sentosa. A nice mix of scenic views and historical insight — definitely recommended if you enjoy heritage and photography.

If you love nature and chasing sunsets, the Fort Siloso Skywalk in Sentosa is a quiet little gem worth checking out. It’s a 181-meter-long walkway up in the treetops, and the views are honestly pretty amazing—especially around sunset. You get this peaceful mix of forest, sea, and sky, and when the sun starts dipping, everything just lights up in gold. It’s not a hike, more like a scenic stroll, so it’s super chill. You’ll probably hear birds singing, feel a nice breeze, and if you time it right, catch one of the best sunset spots on the island. Bonus: it’s free, and you don’t need to book anything. Just show up, take your time, and enjoy the view

Even on a rainy day, it was a stunning experience. The view was absolutely breathtaking. It is a great spot for photos and a unique way to take in the scenery - worth a visit, rain or shine