Singapore's Sentosa Island

Today (Thursday) Dan and I and our friend from University of Arizona, Darryl went to one of Singapore's main attractions, Sentosa Island. It has just about anything you could dream of, if you have the money to pay for it that is. The island is completely man made and is still having new additions and more sand brought in each day. A tram takes you to the island where you can de-board at peak of the island or the beach on the southern side. We decided to hit up the top to see if there was anything free to look at. We started by walking through the rainforest on the island when we heard a shriek above us and saw that they had a zip line. So out of the blue we decided we were going to ride that to get to the beach. It just so happens that it was one of the most expensive attractions, but definitely worth it. You cant possibly arrive at the beach with any cooler fashion then falling from the sky. They hooked us up all on separate zip lines next to each other and then without warning let us all go. It was quite an adrenaline rush. I even took pictures while riding. Upon arriving at the beach we walked around, crossed a bridge that brought us to an even smaller island that had a sign stating that it was the southern most point of Asia. It made us wonder what Indonesia is part of. We then played around the beach before sitting down at a restaurant to get some dinner. The meal was delectable as can be seen below. The water and view across the ocean however was lacking because of ships waiting to get into the port as seen to the bottom right. But I guess thats what you get for a commercialized city. If you would like to see more pictures of this journey please click here.

Thats all I got,

Brett