About Sentosa Nature Discovery
Sentosa Nature Discovery is an interactive nature gallery located at Imbiah Lookout on Sentosa Island, Singapore. Housed in a colonial building along the Imbiah Trail, it showcases the island's diverse flora, fauna, geology and habitats through multimedia exhibits and interactive displays. The attraction highlights Sentosa's natural heritage and biodiversity, serving as an educational gateway to the island's nature trails and secondary rainforest, and is notable for its free admission and family-friendly learning experience.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a small, air-conditioned interactive gallery with multimedia exhibits, models and information panels explaining Sentosa's forests, coastal habitats, geology, plants and wildlife. The building is set within secondary rainforest at Imbiah Lookout and connects directly to the Imbiah Trail and nature walks. Visitors can explore indoor displays, view specimens and photos, look out to surrounding greenery, and then continue on outdoor trails to observe birds, butterflies, trees and natural landscapes.
Key highlights
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Interactive gallery showcasing Sentosa's biodiversity, geology and habitats
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Located in a restored colonial building at Imbiah Lookout
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Gateway to Imbiah Trail and Sentosa's nature walks through secondary rainforest
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Multimedia exhibits, nature models and educational displays for families
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Opportunity for birdwatching and observing native flora and fauna
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Free admission attraction within Sentosa's Imbiah precinct
History of Sentosa Nature Discovery
Located at Imbiah Lookout, a former military area on Sentosa, the building housing Sentosa Nature Discovery is a restored colonial-era structure. The gallery was developed as part of Sentosa's nature conservation and education efforts to showcase the island's natural heritage and secondary rainforest, opening as an interactive nature education centre to complement the Imbiah Trail network.
Route
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