We arrived at Siloso Beach Station which lies at the western portion of the southeast coast. We began by walking and exploring the area. The place is wide with lush parkland and gardens, very clean and tidy. There were lots of people around and various trams shuttle in the parking area (close to the main entrance).

Then we popped round at Oscar and Company boutique, selling souvenirs ranging from plush toys, photo frames, magic wand, clocks, ballpens, towels to clothes and children's slippers. The shop also offers photo services.

I bought several Sentosa hand towels jacqua (S$7.90 each), and 3-Fold super flat umbrellas (S$9.90 each). I got a 20% discount for showing them our Songs of the Sea tickets. The shop opens at 11:00 am to 9:30 pm daily.

Then we hopped on the Sentosa Express again and arrived at Imbiah Lookout, which is located near Mount Imbiah and is known for a collection of various attractions. First, we checked out the Merlion, the Singapore's tallest tourism icon. The Merlion symbolizes in its fish body the ancient city of Temasek, and its lion head, the legend of its discovery.

Visitors can view the Singapore city skyline and Sentosa from the top of the 37m high through Merlion's mouth and head. Entrance fee is S$8.00 for adults and S$5.00 for children. They are open from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm daily. Last entry is 7:30 pm.

Soon we moved to Images of Singapore. Guests can experience Singapore both past and present cultural diversity. The life and times of the four main races that make up the island nation through historical exhibits, interactive displays and live shows.

Admission is S$10.00 for adult and S$7 for children. Open from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm daily (last entry 6:30 pm).

Then we stopped by at Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom. Here you can stroll around the surroundings and experience the many butterflies fluttering around and explore the many species of the world’s most beautiful and rarest insects.