Launch from a 75-metre platform and fly 60 km/h over Sentosa’s tree canopy and Siloso Beach. This 30-minute MegaZip ride is a compact, high-adrenaline way to see Singapore’s resort island coastline.
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Strap in at a timber platform high above Sentosa and feel the island breathe around you—the wind coaxing your shoulders, the palms ticking beneath, and Siloso’s sand widening like a sunlit ribbon below.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
30 minutes
Fitness Level
Basic mobility and comfort with heights; no special fitness required but you should be able to climb a short flight of stairs and stand during the briefing.
Wildlife
History
Sentosa was fortified during colonial times; Fort Siloso remains the island’s principal historical relic and contrasts with the modern leisure infrastructure.
Conservation
Respect signage and never feed wildlife; the island balances heavy visitor use with beach-cleaning and planted greenery to reduce erosion and support local biodiversity.
Reserve your spot on the MegaZip today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive 20 minutes early
Check in and complete the safety briefing without rush—latecomers may lose their slot for this tightly scheduled activity.
Wear closed-toe shoes
Secure footwear prevents snagging on harness hardware and makes the landing safer and more comfortable.
Sun protection
Sunscreen and a low-profile hat for waiting periods keep you comfortable between briefing and launch.
Know the health limits
If you have recent injuries, heart problems, or are pregnant, refrain from riding—the operator enforces strict safety policies.
Closed-toe shoes
Secure shoes protect feet during the harnessing and landing process.
Sunscreen & sunglasses
Protects against strong equatorial sun while waiting on platforms and during approach.
summer
Small water bottle
Short activity but tropical heat makes hydration important before and after the run.
summer
Light rain jacket
Useful during sudden tropical showers common in monsoon months.
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