Dive sites in Singapore

Located within the S.E.A. Aquarium at Resorts World Sentosa, this massive pelagic habitat offers divers an up-close encounter with open-water marine megafauna inside a climate-controlled enclosure. Divers enter from a dedicated staging platform and descend alongside manta rays, guitarfish, and schooling pelagics against the backdrop of the iconic panoramic viewing panel.

Located off Singapore's southern coast, Pulau Hantu is the central hub of the country's local scuba community. The site features shallow fringing coral reefs, silt-covered slopes, and scattered seawalls surrounding two central islets. Despite chronically low visibility from shipping traffic and dredging, the murky waters shelter an astounding density of macro critters that reward slow, observant divers.

Pulau Jong is a tiny, dome-shaped island in Singapore's southern waters, resembling an overturned junk when viewed from afar. Below the surface, steep submerged slopes and fringing coral reefs yield to silty channels where tidal streams flush nutrient-dense water across massive barrel sponges and sea fans. Because of its exposed position near active shipping channels, diving here revolves around slack-water windows to avoid fierce currents.

Located within the S.E.A. Aquarium on Sentosa Island, Shark Tank (Shark Seas) is an enclosed habitat built to house numerous pelagic shark species. Divers enter the temperature-controlled habitat under the supervision of staff guides to observe apex predators in a managed setting, offering an encounter impossible to guarantee in local open waters.