Sentosa Merlion With Singapore Cable Car Combo

Have you ever visited Sentosa? It is home to one of the biggest, and most iconic structure of Singapore. Here you can find a 37 metre-tall Merlion, which presumably guard the prosperity of Singapore? The legendary Merlion is a half lion half fish guardian of prosperity which personifies Singapore’s history as a port city. The lion depicts the folklore of Prince Sang Nila Utama’s rediscovery of lion (singa) and City (pura) while the fish tail symbolises ancient fishing village of Temasek, meaning “sea” in Javanese. Today, the majestic Merlion is a Singapore icon attracting visitors from all around the world.

Legend has it that the Merlion would visit Sentosa Island every year to guard Singapore’s well-being. One dark night, the island was threatened by a violent storm and the Merlion fought the thundering skies with its magical powers and preserved the land. This mighty legend remained permanently on the Island through the years to protect Singapore by watching over the ever changing skyline of the Central Business District area and harbour, as well as the country’s economic growth through numerous financial crises. If you think you’ve seen and heard it all, there’s more to the legend inside. Who knows, you could be in luck to uncover more than just curious tales upon making a grand entrance into the larger-than-life icon.

After your visit, you can also enjoy some local snacks and 'kopi' at the Merlion Cafe!

Know Before You Go:

Tour Duration: 2 hours

Merlion Tower Operating hours : Daily 10:00 - 20:00 | Last admission at 19:30.

Singapore Cable Car Sky Pass Operating hours: 08:45 to 22:00 daily, last boarding at 21:30

Location: Harbourfront Tower 2, 3 HarbourFront Place, Level 1, Singapore 099254

How to reach: If you are coming from Harbourfront MRT station, take Exit B towards HarbourFront Centre. Cross the link bridge (beside KFC on level 2) and follow directions to Singapore Cable Car at HarbourFront Tower Two

Note: Operating hours are subject to change without prior notice.