Singapore Hotels near Underwater World
Perhaps the most unusual form of exfoliation pr4acticed anywhere on the face of the Earth takes place on Sentosa, the island resort just off the coast of Singapore. It’s a part of a relaxation treatment called Fish Reflexology, and it is available at Underwater World Singapore. ... Read more »
But for visitors to Underwater World Singapore to whom the idea of having dozens of tiny Turkish “doctor” fish nibble at their tired and calloused feet as they relax to the soothing sounds of a gentle stream seems somewhat odd, Underwater World Singapore, the largest oceanarium in all Asia, has many more traditional aquatic attractions.
Visitors can view some of Underwater World Singapore’s more than 250 species of marine life through the walls of an 83-metre clear acrylic tunnel, which they pass through while standing on a moving conveyor belt, or “travelator.” They’re treated to close-ups of the park’s many magnificent stingrays, sharks, moray eels, and sea turtles.
Underwater World Singapore’s Jewels of the Reef exhibit reveals the behaviours of many of the small, vibrant, uniquely adapted creatures which call the ocean reefs of the world home And for those who prefer a hands-on experience, the stingray “Ray of Fun” feeding pool provides an opportunity to offer a snack to these mysterious and graceful animals.
The Dolphin Lagoon at Underwater World Singapore
Admission to Underwater World Singapore also includes a ticket to Dolphin Lagoon, where the remarkably intelligent pink dolphins will entertain visitors with their extremely vocal and athletic antics! Those willing to pay an additional fee can even enjoy a swim with these friendly and engaging animals!
Underwater World Singapore is open from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM daily, while Dolphin Lagoon is open from 10:30 AM to 6:00 PM.
Accommodations near Underwater World Singapore
The five-star Rasa Sentosa Resort Singapore, overlooking a pristine white sand beach and the emerald waters of the South China Sea, is surrounded by tropical gardens and is less than two kilometers from Underwater World Singapore.
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