About OCBC Skyway

Located between two giant supertrees of the Gardens by the Bay, the OCBC Skyway is one of the most mesmerising attractions in Singapore city. It is situated at a height of 22 metres and connects six supertrees of the Supertree Grove.

The 128-metre-long OCBC Skyway offers a stunning bird’s eye view of Gardens by the Bay and the Marina Bay skyline. Any tour of Singapore is incomplete without visiting this aerial masterpiece. The Skyway’s structure is supported by the huge, man-made Supertree Groves that are home to almost 16,000 plants from different regions of the world. As the sun sets, the walkway splashes with colour and life, a perfect time to click your Instagram-worthy photos.

Highlights Of OCBC Skyway

Highlights Of OCBC Skyway
  • A leisurely walk along OCBC Skyway offers a chance to view each of the 12 vertical gardens of Supertree Grove up close.

  • The Skyway is the perfect vantage point to enjoy the Gardens by the Bay’s spectacular light and sound show called The Garden Rhapsody where all the trees come alive with state-of-art lighting and wonderful music.

  • Learn about how these man-made supertrees use solar technology to harvest energy and then power the gardens at night.

  • As the skyway is a suspended walkway, it feels as though it is swaying beneath your feet as you walk on it. Due to its height, it seems like you are floating above the ground.

  • As you walk around and explore the Skywalk, you get to discover several breathtaking views including the Cloud Forest, Flower Dome and Marina Bay from a height of 22 metres above the ground.

Nearby Attractions Of OCBC Skyway

Flower Dome
Flower Dome

The largest columnless greenhouse in the world, Flower Dome is one of the two innovative conservatories situated in the Gardens by the Bay. It houses several different kinds of environments and species of flora from around the world.

Accordingly, the temperatures and humidity levels inside the dome are managed to mimic the climatic conditions of the Mediterranean and different arid regions. Spread over 1.2 hectares, the Flower Dome includes eight gardens which are rich in diversity and full of colour. The range of unique flora includes anything ranging from South America’s monkey puzzle tree to South Africa’s African Baobab tree.

The Cloud Forest
The Cloud Forest

The second greenhouse conservatory situated in the Gardens by the Bay, the Cloud Forest is one of the most magnificent attractions of Singapore. It houses the world’s tallest indoor waterfall and a 138ft Cloud mountain that boasts lush vegetation and exotic plant species.

Visitors can explore the dramatic beauty of the forest through nine different mist-filled levels and unique aerial walkways. The forest is kept at a cool 23 to 25 degrees Celsius in an effort to recreate the tropical montane climate.

Floral Fantasy
Floral Fantasy

Watch artistry meet technology as you enter this magical and dream-like indoor garden. Spread around 1500 sq km, Flora Fantasy is a treat for flower lovers as they get to witness over 15,000 suspended flowers hanging upside down. It consists of four spellbinding attractions- Waltz, Dance, Float and Drift.

These four attractions house more than 50 species of plants from Central and South America. Visitors will also find different species of begonias and ferns on the garden's rock surfaces. You will also find a vivarium with tiny poison dart frogs.

Supertree Observatory
Supertree Observatory

Located in the canopy of the tallest Supertree, the Supertree Observatory is a 50m high tourist attraction with two storeys that can accommodate 120 visitors at a time. It constitutes an indoor space with full-height glass windows, an outdoor walkway and a cafe.

Visitors can learn about climate change by observing four video panels alongside the windows. The Observatory also includes an open-air rooftop deck which offers a panoramic view of the Marina Bay area.

Garden Rhapsody
Garden Rhapsody

Led by the award-winning lighting designer of Singapore, Adrian Tan and music composer Bang Wenfu, Garden Rhapsody is a dazzling light and sound show that takes place in Supertree Grove.

The illuminated trees seem to come alive as they dance to the groovy music composed by local and popular artists. It is available twice a day around 7:45 pm and 8:45 pm for a duration of 15 minutes. The most iconic spot to enjoy this show is undoubtedly the OCBC Skyway.

Know Before You Go OCBC Skyway

Best time to Visit and Opening Hours
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Best time to Visit and Opening Hours

Owing to Singapore’s year-round hot and humid climate, you can visit the OCBC Skyway any month of the year. The best time to visit the Skyway, however, is in the late afternoon when you can witness the glorious transition from day to night.

This way, you can also end your trip after attending the Garden Rhapsody music and light show.

Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday: 9 am to 9 pm. The last admission is permitted until 8:30 pm. Set aside a minimum of 15 minutes to walk around and explore the skyway.

FAQ’s Of OCBC Skyway

What are some of the nearby attractions of the OCBC Skyway?

    • Supertree Grove: The closest attraction to the OCBC Skyway is Supertree Grove. The area, which is surrounded by 18 gigantic trees that are 25 to 50 metres tall, comes to life at night with a beautiful light and music performance.

    • Cloud Forest: More than a thousand plants from 135 different kinds are housed in this greenhouse conservatory. The second-tallest waterfall in the world, which cascades water from a height of nearly 25 metres, is the area's main draw.

    • Flower Dome: This stunning location is home to a variety of flowers and plants from around the world, and it is regarded as the biggest greenhouse conservatory in the world.

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