Tours & Trails

Serapong Private Tour

Ready for an adventure like no other in Singapore? Lace up your boots and join us as we recount the rich history of Fort Serapong since the late 1800s, up until the early 1970s when Fort Serapong was abandoned.

Every Mon, Wed, Sat & Sun
9am - 12pm
Min. 2 pax per tour.
Max. 6 pax per tour.

25% off Serapong Private Tour. Promotion is valid from 15 April to 26 May 2024.
More info here. (Registration starts from 24 Apr, 12pm onwards.)

Ready for an adventure like no other in Singapore? Lace up your boots and explore a rougher side of Sentosa with us on a hike to one of the highest points on the island. This exploration is not for the faint-hearted, and those who are ready to brave the hidden forest trail will be rewarded with an unforgettable exploration of one of the country’s most complete fort complexes which is slowly being overtaken by nature.

Serapong Trail is the first official hike on Sentosa which combines trekking and historical military ruins which have been overtaken by nature. You will embark on a moderate walk up Serapong Hill towards the abandoned military fort to visit the Battery Command Post and the Casemates amongst other buildings, where our expert guides recount the rich history of this place since the late 1800s, up until the early 1970s when Serapong Fort was abandoned.

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