SGD 35 instead of SGD 54.90 for Sentosa 5-in-1 attractions combo: Butterfly Park + Insect Kingdom + Bird Feeding + Hi-Tea + Underwater World & Dolphin Lagoon+ Maritime Experiential Museum & Aquarium (MEMA)

Highlights

-Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom + Bird Feeding+ Hi Tea

- High tea meal includes pizza, fries, and a drink on the house at Saprino's Pizza.

- 5 Oz of honey water will be given to guests for bird feeding.

-Underwater World Singapore & Dolphin Lagoon.

-Maritime Experiential Museum & Aquarium (MEMA)         

Butterfly Park + Bird Feeding + Hi Tea

Surrounded with lush tropical greenery, Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom showcases the stunning beauties of Mother Nature.With a great variety of fluttering butterflies and exotic insects, this tamed wilderness is sure to delight you.

Stroll through the lush surrounds of the Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom and allow 1,500 live butterflies – from over 50 species – to flutter about you as you enjoy the cool outdoor conservatory.

Underwater World Singapore at Sentosa Island is a unique and well-known oceanarium showcasing some 2500 marine lives from 250 species from around the regions and is extremely popular with all our visitors for providing fun, leisure and educational experiences.

The Dolphin Lagoon completes a seamless journey of discovery into the ocean's depths which is situated next to Underwater World Singapore. All around, flexible spaces create an airy spaciousness bathed in natural light, providing a welcoming ambience. Be swept away by state-of-the-art facilities including a panoramic viewing platform designed to bring all the action closer to you. Privileged guests are also pampered in the air-conditioned comfort of Dolphin Suite, the VIP gallery, overlooking stunning crystal clear waters of the performance arena. All throughout the day, dolphins and fur seals will charm visitors in a variety of programs including Swim-with-the Dolphins, as well as Fur Seals LIVE!

The Maritime Experiential Museum & Aquarium

Stepping into maritime museums gives out that uncanny feeling of going back in time. With displays that are - or seem to be -old, if not older, than our ancestors, one couldn’t help but exude that peculiar feeling of melancholy for days when pirates and sailors reigned supreme. Although the museum simulates a maritime era of the Ming Dynasty during the 14th century, there isn’t anything melancholic about the displays found in the place. If anything, the museum brings the Ming Dynasty to the present, rather than taking its guests back to the old days.

In the heart of the museum is the Typhoon Theatre.Although entrance to this 360-degree multimedia theatre is separated from the museum itself, the experience will sure be worth the experience. Following another story of an admiral who is determined to sail out to sea despite several warning signs to deliver an important item to the future sultan of Oman, the voyage runs into a storm and all hell breaks loose.

One thing that can be said about Maritime Experiential Museum & Aquarium is that it takes its guests to a journey back in time, in the most modern of ways.