We took the currently free Sentosa Express from Vivo City and alighted at the last stop - Beach Station. From there, we took the free shuttle to the last stop - Siloso Point. Walk to the road and head left and the starting point is not far from there. There is a lift to get to the top of the Skywalk and here you can enjoy the sweeping views of the city area as well as the sea. There is an Info Board that tells you of the islands in front of you. The Skywalk takes you to Fort Siloso which was a fort built by the British to defend Singapore. Highly recommend that you walk the grounds to get a feel of fort life during WWII. Both the Skywalk and Fort Siloso are free.

Alighting the bus shuttle at Siloso Point station, a short walk leads to the Skywalk entrance. With free admission, two lifts bring visitors up to the Skywalk which is about 11 storeys high. The Skywalk is not sheltered save for intermittent points where display panels describe the views in front. Despite the sunny and hot weather, we enjoyed the cool sea breeze as we took in the views. Panoramic views can be enjoyed of the harbourfront skyline on the mainland, cable car towers with moving cable cars, Siloso Beach and the ships anchored off the southern coast of Singapore. The elevated walkway leads to the Fort Siloso attractions.

Great views of the surrounding islands and explanations and history of the islands and the straights. The walk was divided up with shaded areas which discussed history or developments. A great walk with great views which leads to Fort Siloso