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This is a record of my DIY (Do It Yourself) tour covering Mount Faber, Sentosa and surrounding areas.
Start at 14009 HarbourFront Bus Interchange at Seah Im Rd or Exit A of MRT HarbourFront Station (NE1, CC29) or 14129 HarbourFront Station Exit A bus stop and end at Sentosa's Beach Station (Transfer Hub) or MRT HarbourFront Station (NE1, CC29) Exit C or 14141 HarbourFront Stn/Vivocity bus stop. Feel free to follow my journey in a way that suits your health condition, fitness level, and pace, to explore and capture your fond memories of Singapore.
Mount Faber and Sentosa together offer a stunning blend of natural beauty and cultural attractions. Visitors can explore secondary rainforests, scenic hills, and picturesque waterfronts while enjoying the soft sand of beautiful beaches. Nature enthusiasts will delight in spotting wildlife, from big monitor lizards and vibrant peacocks to playful otters and curious squirrels. With numerous hiking trails and cycling routes, adventure awaits at every turn. The area is also rich in heritage, featuring captivating wood carvings, murals, and sculptures, alongside historical forts and charming buildings. Skybridges and breathtaking waterfalls enhance the experience, complemented by a variety of dining options at food centers, restaurants, and cafes. Free attractions abound, and transportation across Sentosa and back to mainland Singapore is convenient, with the exception of the cable car. With attractions like Universal Studios and a vibrant nightlife scene, there's no shortage of opportunities for exploration and enjoyment in this picturesque locale.
Please note that you cannot fly drones at Mount Faber and Sentosa or you may be fined heavily.
1) Start the journey at 14009 HarbourFront Bus Interchange at Seah Im Rd or Exit A of MRT HarbourFront Station (NE1, CC29) or 14129 HarbourFront Station Exit A bus stop
You can start the journey at either 14009 HarbourFront Bus Interchange at Seah Im Rd or Exit A of MRT HarbourFront Station (NE1, CC29) or 14129 HarbourFront Station Exit A bus stop.
Starting Journey at 14009 HarbourFront Bus Interchange at Seah Im Rd.
Stairs connecting 14009 HarbourFront Bus Interchange at Seah Im Rd to Seah Im Food Centre.
If you are starting from 14009 HarbourFront Bus Interchange at Seah Im Rd, then just walk down the stairs to Seah Im Food Centre.
Starting Journey at Exit A of MRT HarbourFront Station (NE1, CC29).
Seah Im Food Centre is situated above ground level. If you are starting from Exit A of MRT HarbourFront Station (NE1, CC29), walk straight towards Seah Im Food Centre.
Starting Journey at 14129 HarbourFront Station Exit A bus stop.
Seah Im Food Centre is situated above ground level. If you are starting from the 14129 HarbourFront Station Exit A bus stop, walk up the stairs beside the bus stop signboard, to Seah Im Food Centre.
2) Seah Im Food Centre
Seah Im Food Centre.
Have a good meal at Seah Im Food Centre. There are Chinese, Malay and Indian food available here. Look for the Halal sign on the hawker signboard to get Halal food. Also, fill up your liquids to prepare for the climb to Mount Faber.
Consider buying some food and drink takeaways for later consumption as the food here is likely less expensive than at Mt Faber or Sentosa. Expect tourist prices at Mount Faber and Sentosa. However there are still a tiny little bit of affordable food on both Mount Faber and Sentosa that will be mentioned.
Seah Im Food Centre.
Walk out of the Food Centre. Decide whether to walk or take the cable car to Mount Faber.
Click here to purchase the cable car tickets, without having queue to up.
Go up the stairs on your right for the cable car to Mount Faber. Go down the stairs on your right to walk to Mount Faber. Walk towards and past Exit A of MRT HarbourFront Station (NE1, CC29).
Walk out of the Food Centre. Go up the stairs on your right for the cable car to Mount Faber. Go down the stairs on your right to walk to Mount Faber.
Decide whether to go up Mount Faber using stairs (quicker), or using mostly slopes and just a few steps of stairs at the beginning (Good for the knees and those with prams).
3) Option 1: Climb upstairs to Mount Faber via Marang Rd
Continue walking and turn left at Marang Rd.
Continue walking and then turn left at Marang Rd.
Keep to the left and walk up the stairs by keeping to the right to the top of Mount Faber.
Keep to the left and walk up the stairs by keeping to the right.
4) Option 2: Climb up mostly slopes and a little bit of stairs at the beginning, to Mount Faber via Temenggong Rd
Continue walking and turn left at Temenggong Rd.
Continue walking and turn left at Temenggong Rd.
Keep to the right and turn right when you see stairs and sign for Mount Faber Park and continue up the walkway by keeping to the left until you reach the top of Mount Faber.
Keep to the right and turn right when you see stairs and sign for Mount Faber Park.
If you are lucky, you may even get the chance to see rare birds on the way.
Rare birds on the slope to Mount Faber Park.
5) Option 3: Take the cable car to Mount Faber
Click here to purchase cable car tickets without having to queue up.
Cross the overhead bridge.
Cross the overhead bridge.
Turn right and go down the escalator.
Turn right and go down the escalator.
U-turn to walk down to the slope and turn right.
U-turn to walk down to the slope and turn right.
Walk towards the side of the building, turn right and walk straight.
Walk towards the side of the building, turn right and walk straight.
To HarbourFront Tower Two, South Entrance.
To HarbourFront Tower Two, South Entrance.
Click here to purchase the cable car tickets, without having queue to up.
