Fort Siloso Skywalk - Singapore

Located on the western side of Sentosa Island in Singapore, Fort Siloso Skywalk is an 11-story, 181-meter long skywalk trail that leads visitors from the Siloso Beach area to Fort Siloso.

Fort Siloso Skywalk

Fort Siloso Skywalk

The Fort Siloso Skywalk was launched with the Sentosa Cable Car Line in 2015. Its 11-story tower comes complete with an elevator that brings visitors to the view deck. 

Fort Siloso Skywalk - Singapore

From the deck, visitors may choose to follow the 181-meter long skywalk trail that snakes above the trees going to Fort Siloso or simply enjoy the panoramic view of the skyscrapers of Singapore and the forests, cable cars, and beach events of Sentosa Island.

Let's go up to Fort Siloso Skywalk tower!

Can you spot my wife KC?

Get your cameras ready!

Whoaaaa! It's a see-through glass!

Going back to the 181-meter long skywalk trail, you'd notice that there are several covered areas spread throughout the trail. These covered areas are actually stations where the history boards about the history of the island are placed. It also serves as a perfect cover just in case it suddenly rains.

The viewing deck of Fort Siloso Skywalk

Right side panel at the viewing deck

Left side panel at the viewing deck

Fort Siloso Skywalk - Stop 1

Fort Siloso Skywalk - Stop 2

Fort Siloso Skywalk - Stop 3

Fort Siloso Skywalk - Stop 4

Fort Siloso Skywalk - Stop 5

Fort Siloso Skywalk - Stop 6

Fort Siloso Skywalk - Stop 7

Fort Siloso Skywalk - Stop 8

This path leads to Fort Siloso

Fort Siloso Skywalk


I managed to visit the Fort Siloso Skywalk with my family during our 2017 Singapore - Malaysia tour. It was quite surprising that a beautiful structure like this received only a handful of visitors. Not to mention, that it is one of the few attractions in Sentosa Island that is free of any entrance fee.

Team Nicerio visits Fort Siloso Skywalk

Overall, the Fort Siloso Skywalk would surely be a hit to both history buffs and nature lovers. Before I forget, don't miss out on the chance to visit the see-through glass floor area of the viewing deck. That's the best place to test your fear of heights.

Fort Siloso Skywalk Entrance Fee

It's FREE to enter and explore Fort Siloso Skywalk tower and viewing deck.

Fort Siloso Skywalk Operating Hours

Fort Siloso Skywalk is open from 9AM - 6PM.

Why visit Fort Siloso Skywalk?

Fort Siloso Skywalk is a relatively unknown tourist destination for foreign tourists visiting Singapore. This place offers an amazing view of Siloso Beach and some parts of Sentosa Island. It is also connected to the historic Fort Siloso so you might want to include that in your itinerary. 

Getting to Fort Siloso Skywalk:


From the airport, ride a train going to Harbourfront Station on the North-East Line. From there, enter VivoCity Mall and head to the third floor. Look for booths selling the Sentosa Pass. Once you have it board the Sentosa Express. Once in Sentosa Island, ride the free shuttle and board down at Siloso Point and walk a few meters to Fort Siloso.

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Comments

  1. Wow this is really cool! I love a good viewing area!

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    1. You should come visit Singapore... Well after the haze from Indonesia dissipates.

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  2. SIngapore looks more interesting the more I see it

    Good post. I'd like to visit one day

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    1. Please do! You'd love how this small country took care of their environment.

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  3. Great Photos. If I’m ever in Singapore, I’ll have to make this part of my trip!

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  4. That's pretty unique! Love the clear floor!

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  5. This looks so fun and gorgeous. Thanks for the awesome pictures!

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    1. You're welcome Stephanie. Please do visit this place when you are in Singapore.

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  6. The view looks so amazing! I definitely will visit this if I ever travel to Singapore. Thank you for sharing!

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  7. Wow, you have a beautiful family. Singapore looks like a great place to visit. It was never on my list for places to travel, but it definitely is now! Thanks for sharing!

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    1. Thank you Jasmine. I'm happy to read that my blog motivated you to visit Singapore. =) Made my day!

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  8. Would love to go up on the sky-walk! However, I'll probably go alone, as my significant other is afraid of heights :(

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    1. It was! Perfect place to be at to watch the sunset.

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  10. Looks amazing! The architecture and history is impressive.

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  11. I would love to visit this when in Singapore. I am interested with the glass floor too and to try test my courage.

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    1. Hahaha! You'd love it believe me. The glass floor will scare you at first but it'll truly be an awesome experience.

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  12. Wow, you can get such great views from up there! Very beautiful place

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  13. Love how the Fort Silosos Skywalk is located where you can get amazing natural views on one side and some amazing views of the city skyline on the other. Plus I know so little about Singapore History that this would be a fun way to learn about some aspects of the area and their military history too.

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    1. I agree with you Eric. I learned a lot about the Pre-WW2 Singapore while enjoying the leisurely walk in Fort Siloso Skywalk.

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  14. Looks like you and your family had a great time in Sinagpore. I am a bit scared of heights so I do not think I could visit this place. Too scared.

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    1. That's what I felt before as well. =) I got too scared when I walked over the glass flooring of the skywalk. Hahaha

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  15. this is not for faint-hearted for sure but this is going to be fun my family to see thousand of feet below the see-through floor.

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    1. Hahaha that's true Mingming and don't forget, this is free!

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  16. The Surrender Chamber @ Fort Siloso is very interesting for WW2 history buffs!

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  17. Thanks for this. I`ll include it in my itinerary when we visit next month.

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