Songs of the Sea

I was rather surprised in the first place when I arrived at Sentosa Island as the previous musical fountain nearby the cable car plaza is no longer around. I had to asked a staff at Fort Siloso just find out musical fountain had been demolished to make way for the ongoing construction of the resort. What a shame.

The musical fountain was therefore replaced with the new award winning nightly extravaganza set in the sea, called Songs of the Sea.

The venue is at the beach and can be reached via Sentosa Express to Beach Station. Otherwise, it is just about 10 minutes walk from Imbiah.


While around the area, again Sentosa's photographer will be hunting passer by for photo shoot around the area. Once again, there is no obligation to purchase the photos. One can view it and decide to purchase it or not. Somehow, the photos here sold at a much lower price than other locations on the island. We bought 4 pieces of these photos for SGD40.

Admission to the Songs of the Sea is SGD8 per person. There are 2 shows daily, 7.40pm & 8.40pm. It is advisable to purchase it early or all the seats will be taken. It's a free seating arrangement.





The story of this musical show is about Li, a young man gifted with a charming voice, is singing by the sea with his friends when he is stunned by a sudden vision of a beautiful sleeping girl, Princess Ami



Guided by a group of mischievous Sea Creatures, Li learns that she's under the spell of an enchanted village. With the help of Oscar, a cheeky tiger fish, he embarks on a gallant quest to break the spell and awaken Princess Ami






One can actually feel the heat of these flames



Along the way, he encounters the Lord of Fire, the Spirit of Light and the Lady of the Sea









Finally, Princess Ami had awaken





The entire show last about 25 minutes but it took like about 20-25 minutes for the visitors to get into the stage and get organized.

After finished watching the show, one will realize Oscar is not the main character after all in this musical drama.

For visitors who had been to Sentosa many years ago and watched the previous musical fountain, they could either hate or love Songs of the Sea. From my personal point of view, I still prefer the previous musical fountain