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Launch from Imbiah Hill and fly 450 meters above jungle, beach and sea on MegaZip at Sentosa. This short, high-speed zipline pairs engineered safety with a genuine thrill and easy access from central Singapore.
Launch from Imbiah Hill and fly 450 meters above jungle, beach and sea on MegaZip at Sentosa. This short, high-speed zipline pairs engineered safety with a genuine thrill and easy access from central Singapore.
Standing on Imbiah Hill, the city slips from view as trees take over; beneath, Siloso Beach marks a bright line along the South China Sea. On MegaZip, riders clip in, lean forward and accelerate along 450 meters of cable at up to 60 km/h, gliding 75 meters above the canopy before landing on the sand.
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Operated by TrevoTour Travels · Sentosa, Singapore
Standing on Imbiah Hill, the city slips from view as trees take over; beneath, Siloso Beach marks a bright line along the South China Sea. On MegaZip, riders clip in, lean forward and accelerate along 450 meters of cable at up to 60 km/h, gliding 75 meters above the canopy before landing on the sand.
Sentosa has been rebuilt into Singapore’s adventure precinct; the hill sits on coral-limestone and reclaimed land, which creates the contrast between canopy and beach you see from the line. The park’s attractions—high ropes, simulated free-fall, trampoline harness—reflect Singapore’s focus on engineered, safety-first thrills.
Expect strict protocols: trained guides, weight and height limits, and mandatory harnesses and helmets. The ride is short but intense—bring a small pack you can secure, wear closed-toe shoes, and stow loose items. Registration and a waiver are required before arrival; afternoons fill quickly, so book morning slots to avoid queues and heat.
Practical notes: Singapore’s equatorial sun is strong—sunscreen and a reusable water bottle are essential. The landing is on Siloso Beach, so allow time to walk the boardwalk to transport or linger at beach cafés. Families can use tandem options for lighter children; travelers with heart conditions or pregnancy should not participate. MegaZip delivers a compact, well-run zip experience that pairs urban convenience with a genuine thrill over sea and sand.
Plan 3–6 hours for a full park visit if you add MegaClimb and MegaJump; photographers will get clear views of the western shore and, on calm days, the mainland skyline.
moderate.
6–7 hours.
Suitable for most people who can stand, fit into a harness, and tolerate short bursts of adrenaline; not for those with heart issues or pregnancy.
Participants must be aged 3+ for park access; MegaZip requires at least 90 cm height and 30–140 kg weight (tandem and child rules apply for under 30 kg).
Yes—registration and a signed waiver are required before arrival; follow the park’s online waiver link to save time.
Yes—staff provide a safety briefing, harnesses and helmets; however, anyone with heart conditions or who is pregnant should not participate.
The zip itself takes under a minute, but allow 3–6 hours for a full park visit including other attractions and queue times; expect 1–2 hours if only doing MegaZip off-peak.
Sentosa was redeveloped from a former military and fishing outpost into a purpose-built resort island in the 1970s; Imbiah Hill’s trails predate the modern park development.
The park operates with strict safety and waste rules; visitors should stick to paths, avoid feeding wildlife, and use refillable bottles to reduce plastic on the beach.
TrevoTour Travels operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Standing on Imbiah Hill, the city slips from view as trees take over; beneath, Siloso Beach marks a bright line along the South China Sea. On MegaZip, riders clip in, lean forward and accelerate along 450 meters of cable at up to 60 km/h, gliding 75 meters above the canopy before landing on the sand.
Standing on Imbiah Hill, the city slips from view as trees take over; beneath, Siloso Beach marks a bright line along the South China Sea. On MegaZip, riders clip in, lean forward and accelerate along 450 meters of cable at up to 60 km/h, gliding 75 meters above the canopy before landing on the sand.
Sentosa has been rebuilt into Singapore’s adventure precinct; the hill sits on coral-limestone and reclaimed land, which creates the contrast between canopy and beach you see from the line. The park’s attractions—high ropes, simulated free-fall, trampoline harness—reflect Singapore’s focus on engineered, safety-first thrills.
Expect strict protocols: trained guides, weight and height limits, and mandatory harnesses and helmets. The ride is short but intense—bring a small pack you can secure, wear closed-toe shoes, and stow loose items. Registration and a waiver are required before arrival; afternoons fill quickly, so book morning slots to avoid queues and heat.
Practical notes: Singapore’s equatorial sun is strong—sunscreen and a reusable water bottle are essential. The landing is on Siloso Beach, so allow time to walk the boardwalk to transport or linger at beach cafés. Families can use tandem options for lighter children; travelers with heart conditions or pregnancy should not participate. MegaZip delivers a compact, well-run zip experience that pairs urban convenience with a genuine thrill over sea and sand.
Plan 3–6 hours for a full park visit if you add MegaClimb and MegaJump; photographers will get clear views of the western shore and, on calm days, the mainland skyline.