Because the bunker was close to the Sentosa island, we decided to stop in Sentosa for a quick dip into the sea. By now I was running out of time to get to the airport for my flights home, so I just stood in the sea for a bit, rather than change clothes and actually swim.
But, it was good nevertheless. I liked the bar on the beach too, with their Mexican food, and the after-bunkering Margarita :-)
Sentosa can be reached by car over the bridge, by train, or by the cable car. Roundtrip tickets on the cable car are 25 local dollars. There's a number of hotel and public beaches on Sentosa, with fun views to the massive shipping traffic to and from Singapore.
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