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Introduction: The Southern Islands in Sentosa is an urban planning area in the central region of Singapore. The Sentosa Southern Islands in Singapore comprise of eight major islands, namely - Kusu Island, Lazarus Island, Pulau Seringat Island, Pulau Tekukor Island, Saint John's Island, Sentosa Island and the two Sisters' Islands. Description: The Southern Islands in Singapore stretches over a total area of about 5.58 square kilometers. There are dozens of smaller islands in the temperate waters surrounding Singapore. The tourists are bound to get captivated by the tropical greenery and each tiny bit of serene beach. The Singapore Southern Islands provide facilities for camping, sightseeing and diving. Most of the islands are maintained by the military and hence, are closed for the common people. Many other islands are owned by oil companies and as these are private properties, they are opened only for the employees. The Sentosa Island is the largest and most famous of all the Southern Islands. The Sentosa Island in Singapore is the city's most visited tourist attraction and offers a pace of life that's world apart. This island is a fun island and a tropical resort which is provided with themed entertainment. Sentosa Island has temples, museums, aquariums, beaches, sport facilities and food joints. Singapore Tourism provides many ways to catch a glimpse of the outer islands of the Southern Islands. Ferries, bumboats and cruise boats are good modes of river trip.
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