Launch from a 75-metre platform and fly 60 km/h over Sentosa’s tree canopy and Siloso Beach. This 30-minute MegaZip ride is a compact, high-adrenaline way to see Singapore’s resort island coastline.
Launch from a 75-metre platform and fly 60 km/h over Sentosa’s tree canopy and Siloso Beach. This 30-minute MegaZip ride is a compact, high-adrenaline way to see Singapore’s resort island coastline.
Strap in at a timber platform high above Sentosa and feel the island breathe around you—the wind coaxing your shoulders, the palms ticking beneath, and Siloso’s sand widening like a sunlit ribbon below.
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Operated by Mega Adventure · Sentosa, Singapore
Strap in at a timber platform high above Sentosa and feel the island breathe around you—the wind coaxing your shoulders, the palms ticking beneath, and Siloso’s sand widening like a sunlit ribbon below.
MegaZip launches you from roughly 75 metres above the treetops and carries you along a line that crosses jungle canopy and coastal fringe at up to 60 km/h. Sentosa itself is a reshaped coastline: a former military outpost that has been refitted into Singapore’s primary leisure island, with Fort Siloso still guarding a piece of the past on the northwest shore.
Geologically the ride reads as a meeting of urban reclamation and natural shore: planted palms, reclaimed beach sand, and volcanic outcrops glimpsed between buildings. Local culture here is pragmatic—family-friendly attractions, beach bars, and a focus on safe, fast-paced outdoor fun rather than wilderness solitude.
Practically, the experience is short and sharp: expect a safety briefing, harness fitting (provided), and a 30-minute window from arrival to execution. Children under 16 need a guardian present; those with heart, spine, or pregnancy restrictions should not ride. Wear closed-toe shoes, minimal loose gear, and sunscreen; bring a small bottle of water and arrive slightly early to avoid peak heat.
The line is ideal for first-time flyers who want a high-adrenaline view of Singapore’s coastline without a long approach. The trees dare you forward, the sea below seems to hurry in to meet you, and the whole run feels like a clean, engineered flight over an urban shore.
The advertised duration is 30 minutes; allow extra time for check-in, briefing, and gearing, so plan 45–60 minutes overall.
Yes—harnesses and helmets are provided and fitted by staff during the safety briefing.
Children under 16 must be accompanied by a guardian; operators may enforce upper and lower weight limits for safety—check at booking.
The operator may delay or suspend runs for lightning or unsafe wind conditions; policies can vary so confirm on arrival.
Mega Adventure operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




Strap in at a timber platform high above Sentosa and feel the island breathe around you—the wind coaxing your shoulders, the palms ticking beneath, and Siloso’s sand widening like a sunlit ribbon below.
Strap in at a timber platform high above Sentosa and feel the island breathe around you—the wind coaxing your shoulders, the palms ticking beneath, and Siloso’s sand widening like a sunlit ribbon below.
MegaZip launches you from roughly 75 metres above the treetops and carries you along a line that crosses jungle canopy and coastal fringe at up to 60 km/h. Sentosa itself is a reshaped coastline: a former military outpost that has been refitted into Singapore’s primary leisure island, with Fort Siloso still guarding a piece of the past on the northwest shore.
Geologically the ride reads as a meeting of urban reclamation and natural shore: planted palms, reclaimed beach sand, and volcanic outcrops glimpsed between buildings. Local culture here is pragmatic—family-friendly attractions, beach bars, and a focus on safe, fast-paced outdoor fun rather than wilderness solitude.
Practically, the experience is short and sharp: expect a safety briefing, harness fitting (provided), and a 30-minute window from arrival to execution. Children under 16 need a guardian present; those with heart, spine, or pregnancy restrictions should not ride. Wear closed-toe shoes, minimal loose gear, and sunscreen; bring a small bottle of water and arrive slightly early to avoid peak heat.
The line is ideal for first-time flyers who want a high-adrenaline view of Singapore’s coastline without a long approach. The trees dare you forward, the sea below seems to hurry in to meet you, and the whole run feels like a clean, engineered flight over an urban shore.