Merlion, Sentosa, Singapore
Photo: Petegar | Merlion Statue at Sentosa, Singapore

Sentosa Island

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Sentosa, which means ‘peace and tranquillity’ in Malay, is anything but. Once a fishing village, it served as a British military fortress from the 1800s to 1967 when it was known as Pulau Blakang Mati (‘Island of Death from Behind’). In 1968 it began a new lease of life as a holiday resort. 
Some think Sentosa is the bee’s knees among Singapore’s sights; others deem it a Disneyland wannabe. But the best way to tackle the island is to embrace its tackiness along with the decent offerings. There is plenty to see so prepare to spend at least half a day here.

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Sentosa Sunset Yoga

If a gentle reset is what you need, Sentosa’s Sunset Yoga has you covered. Happening every first Sunday of the month from September 7, this outdoor yoga session unfolds on the shores of Sentosa between 6pm and 7pm – perfectly timed with golden hour. With the sunset casting a warm glow across the shore, you’ll be guided through movements to slow down, reconnect with your body and mind, and soak in the calming sound of waves rolling in the background. Participants are required to bring their own yoga mat. Do note that this is a rain-or-shine event, though sessions will be cancelled in the event of inclement weather. Children aged 12 and under will need to be accompanied by an adult. Tickets are priced at $15, and Sentosa Islander members enjoy $5 off.
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