Santosa Island is located on the Santosa island of Singapore. Santosa Island is an island separated from the main island of Singapore.
Santosa Island is the place that has a concept like Ancol park in Jakarta, where the entry ticket is very cheap at only 1 Singapore dollar (SGD). Within Sentosa there are many good rides in the form of games and educational vehicle. On the island of Sentosa also a recreational park Universal Studios. But to enjoy the ride or get into the leisure park Universal Studios will be charged an additional fee that cost is fairly expensive for the size of the pockets of Indonesia.
Nevertheless we can still enjoy the gardens in the tranquil island for free. In addition, on the island of Sentosa beaches are also accessible free of charge anymore. Pretty beautiful white sandy beaches with fine sand grains.
On the island of Sentosa available various facilities such as restaurants, souvenir shop, toilets and others. But unfortunately there is no facility mushalah on Sentosa Island. The author's own use of nursery space (nursery) for prayer. Nursery room there is around the toilet malaysian street food court. 
How to Sentosa
Sentosa Island can be accessed in several ways. The nearest MRT station is the Harbour Front.
walk
From the Harbour front station can walk to Sentosa island at a distance of about 1.6 km. If you walk then you just pay the entrance fee to the island of Sentosa for 1 SGD.
You can walk on the boardwalk along about half a mile. While walking, you can enjoy the sea view next to it. The broadwalk provided also travelator (conveyor belt). To get to Sentosa Boardwalk you need to VivoCity first. Once there, look for the exit door VivoCity which overlooks the sea.
ride the monorail
Another way is that you can ride from the Harbour front MRT station to the mall vivo city on the 3rd floor next to use the monorail to Sentosa island. This 4 SGD monorail ticket to the island of Sentosa and includes admission for 1 SGD Sentosa island. In the tranquil island there are three monorail stations are stations Water front, Imbia station, and the station beach, you can get off at one of the stations. Over on the island of Sentosa you can use or move from one station to another without entrance fee charged again.
Up Bus
From VivoCity, look for the exit facing the highway. Follow the instructions that reads Bus.
Wait at the bus stop next to VivoCity, queuing in lines that aim to Sentosa island. Then the bus ride to the goal RWS8 the Resort World Sentosa. The price of the bus ticket is $ 2 (includes admission to the tranquil island).
Up USS Shuttle Bus - Free
You can use the shuttle bus to the tourist. This facility is provided to tourists, to show a passport and arrival form.
There are two pathways through which is the Orchard, and the Marina.
For the past several routes Orchard hotel are: Concorde Hotel, Orchard Hotel, Grand Hyatt, Sangri-La Hotel, Orchard Hotel.
For the Marina, past some hotels are: Summerview Hotel, Carlton Hotel, Swissôtel The Stamford, Marina Mandarin, Marina Bay Sands.
Visit the hotel, and ask when RWS shuttle bus to pass. Do not forget to prepare your passport and arrival form.
Hanging train ride
Singapore Cable Car or Singapore Cable Car is a gondola that connects Mount Faber, Harbour Front, and Sentosa Island. Almost the entire wall of this cable car is glass, so you can freely see the island of Singapore from a height. You can see high-rise buildings, Singapore River, the sea, etc.
there are two types of cable car are offered: VVIP with 4 seats and the usual with 8 seats. Ticket prices for adults S $ 24 (one way) and S $ 26 (Round) with operating hours of 8:30 am - 10:00 pm.
Cable Car Station at Harbour Front Tower 2 is easy, just walk by following directions are more scattered between the two buildings. Tickets can be purchased at the ground floor of Harbour Front Tower 2 while the terminal is located on the 5th floor of the building the same. Aside from Harbour Front Tower we can ride the cable car from Mount Faber, one station before the Harbour Front. The cable car will take us to Imbiah Lookout in Sentosa.
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