As part of my journey through Southeast Asia, I was really excited at the idea of seeing the new Marina Bay Sands in Singapore and the view was as stunning as I expected. The three huge towers, with the deck shaped like a boat resting on the top, look like a contemporary and creative interpretation of Stonehenge prehistoric monument. The Sands Sky Park on the rooftop offers a beautiful 360 degrees view on Singapore and hosts the 150 meters long infinity pool overlooking the skyline, plus the exclusive executive lounge, both open only to Hotel’s guests.
Visitors can however buy tickets to visit the observation desk (keep in mind that only a limited amount of people are allowed at the same time, so better book your tickets in advance), take one of the guided tours (3 every day, at 10 a.m., 2 p.m. and 9 p.m.) or simply enjoy the view on the skyline at sunset, sipping a drink at the Ku De Ta bar.
A great way to admire every angle of Singapore Marina Bay Sands is taking a tour of the bay by boat, drifting slowly in one of the most unusual skylines in the world.
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Note: Special thanks to Bhavna Moolani of Marina Bay Sands for the warm welcome and the privilege of a special guided tour of the Sands Sky Park.
More photos: Singapore at Dusk
Simon is the publisher and editor of WIld About Travel, where she writes about her travel experiences and shares her photography. A travel addict and social media enthusiast, she is wild about nature and wilderness, as well as art, culture and good food.
Awww… Thank you Mei. Not sure if I really have a good eye. More likely, I take so many shots that getting at least one that is not too bad becomes a matter of statistics
great shot! u always have such and excellent eye, simon!
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