Wildlife Parks in Singapore

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Four parks on one Mandai ticket, plus the Sentosa aquarium

Singapore's wildlife attractions sit in two places: the Mandai reserve in the north, where several parks share one site, and the aquarium on Sentosa in the south.

Here is the list of 4 Wildlife Parks in Singapore

1. Singapore Zoo

Singapore Zoo
4.5 /5

Regarded as one of the best zoos in the world, the Singapore Zoo is spread across a vast area of 70 acres. It is a remarkable place offering natural habitat to over 3600 mammal, birds and reptiles. It is famed for housing the largest captive colony of Orangutans in the world. Another major highlight of this lush landscaped attraction is the Rainforest Kidzworld, a technicolour play area for the little ones.

2. Singapore Night Safari

Singapore Night Safari
4.3 /5

World's first nocturnal zoo, Singapore Night Safari is located next to the equally popular Singapore Zoo. Housing more than 130 species of animals, it uses the open-concept enclosures or trams to take the visitors on a 45-minute commented tour of its nocturnal animals and habitats.

3. SEA Aquarium

SEA Aquarium
4.7 /5

Part of the vibrant Resorts Sentosa World on Sentosa Island, the South East Asia Aquarium is one of the largest aquariums of the world, with a total of 45 million litres of water that houses more than 800 species of marine animals. Until 2014, it was the largest aquarium in the world, possessing the world's largest viewing panel which gave visitors the impression of walking on the ocean floor.

4. Singapore River Safari

Singapore River Safari
4.5 /5

The River Safari in Singapore is Asia's first river-themed zoo and aquarium, part of the Wildlife Reserves Singapore. Built over 12 hectares between the Singapore Zoo and the Night Safari Singapore, the park explores the ecosystems and biodiversity found across various rivers of the world such as the Amazon, Nile, Congo, Ganges, Mississippi, and so on.

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Mandai is a half-day minimum, so plan around it. One day in Singapore shows what it costs you elsewhere, and water parks in Singapore the other family option.

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FAQs on Wildlife Parks in Singapore

Which Mandai park should I choose?

Singapore Zoo for daytime and the widest range, Night Safari for the after-dark tram through nocturnal enclosures, and River Wonders for the freshwater habitats and the manatees. Multi-park tickets cost less than separate entries.

How long does Mandai take?

Half a day per park, realistically. Two in one day is possible if you do the zoo in the afternoon and Night Safari in the evening, which is the standard combination since they share a car park.

What should I know before booking?

Each park runs scheduled animal presentations at set times, and tickets are timed at Night Safari. If presentations are not what you want, the parks are perfectly walkable without attending any of them.

Is SEA Aquarium worth it?

It is one of the largest aquariums in the world and works well on a Sentosa day, particularly in bad weather. It is a tank-based aquarium rather than a park, so it takes about two hours.

How do I get to Mandai?

It is in the north of the island, roughly forty-five minutes from the centre. There is a shuttle from Khatib MRT, and ride-hailing is straightforward. Allow more time coming back in the evening after Night Safari closes.

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