The fort sits in a roughly diamond shaped plot running from the Skywalk to the 12pdr shore battery (W-E) and from Hill top to near coast level (N-S). The W-E axis is about 250m long, the N-S axis is about 100m on the plan (about 120-150m taking into account the slope of the hill). Within that area you have the Skywalk leading to the upper batteries, the central square and its batteries, the indoor museums on Occupation and Force 136 near the entrance to the Tunnels section. That section leads down to the 12pdr area an then you have the main hill display and the cannons by the old entrance area and the Surrender chamber display. So its quite dense in terms of what is there.

There are tours of Fort Siloso run, you cannot get details as I post due to them being suspended due to Covid19 but their placeholder pages are there. However, the information and detail around the place are such that I have never felt the need to use them at any point in the last 30+ years of visiting. Its easy enough to walk around - just following the different trail markings for different focuses. The Skywalk as the entry point starts with stunning views - you get from that entry point to the centre and can then diverge to whichever trail(s) you wish to follow.

Yes it is.

Here's the cheeky option - grab the free shuttle bus from Vivo City for Shangri-La Sentossa resort hotel (goes every 20 mins) - you get onto the Island for free and Fort Siloso is at the entrance to the hotel

Hi David B, Thank you for visiting Fort Siloso! The Surrender Chambers within Fort Siloso is not the exact location where the surrender documents were signed. However, the Surrender Chambers house two commemorative life size wax re-enactments of two significant WW2 moments in Singapore’s history which have been on display in Sentosa since the 1970s. The first set showed the British Surrender of Singapore under command of Gen Percival to the invading Japanese forces under Gen Yamashita on 15 Feb 1942. The surrender meeting took place in the Ford Factory in Singapore. This event marked the Fall of Singapore which was considered as an impregnable fortress of the British Empire and the impact of this surrender was felt not only by the British and Australian POWs but also the people of Singapore whose life changed and they lived the hardship of the 3 and half years of Japanese occupation rule. The second set showed the surrender ceremony of the Japanese forces of South East Asia to the Allied forces under the Supreme Command of Lord Louis Mountbatten on 12 Sep 1945, it took place at the Municipal Building in Singapore. This event marked the moment of victory for the Allied Forces in WW2 war against the Japanese invasion of SE Asia and a relief for the people of Singapore. These two wax re-enactments are commemorative milestones of the WW2 events in Singapore, they marked the beginning and end of a very difficult and dark period of Japanese Occupation and which changed the history of Singapore. Cheers & hope to see you on the Island soon! Sincerely, Sentosa, The State of Fun

Hi Dazura, Thank you for your interest in Fort Siloso. If you are referring to entry charges and age requirements for Surrender Chambers at Fort Siloso, the child ticket is priced at S$4.50 per child and it is applicable for children between 3 to12 years old. Children below 3 years old enters for free. For other parts of Fort Siloso, it is free admission for all guests to explore. Hope this helps! Sincerely, Sentosa, The State of Fun

Hi Mrittika, Thank you for choosing Sentosa! Fort Siloso tickets are priced at: S$12 per Adult S$9 per Child+/Senior Citizen* +Child aged 3 – 12 years old (age inclusive) *Senior citizen aged 60 and above If you are visiting Fort Siloso between Fridays - Sundays, you can also consider joining our free guided tours that set off from Beach Station at 12:30pm and 3:30pm. Fort Siloso is located at Siloso Point. You can get to Fort Siloso by taking our free intra-island bus service. From Siloso Beach Resort, you may : • take a short stroll (approximately 10 minutes) to Beach Station Bus Hub or board the Beach Tram at the tram stop just outside the resort towards Beach station (2 stops to Beach station). • at the Beach station, proceed to the bus interchange and board Bus 1. • alight at the second bus stop; Siloso Point. • Fort Siloso is located on the left To return to Siloso Beach Resort, take Bus 2 from Siloso Point and alight at Beach Station 2 stops later. We look forward to welcoming you and your family to Sentosa! Sincerely, Sentosa, The State of Fun