Nautilus at the underwater world exhibition

Masters of Disguise is the title of the Underwater World Singapore's new exhibition. Attractions include a nautilus, the only member of the Cephalopod class to have a fully developed external shell that encases its entire body.

Underwater World Singapore, situated on Sentosa Island of Singapore, is a unique and well-known oceanarium showcasing some 2,500 marine life from 250 species from around the regions and is extremely popular with all our visitors for providing fun, leisure and educational experiences.

Since its opening in 1991, more than 20 million visitors have been won over by our exhibits. At Underwater World Singapore, a "voyage to the bottom of the sea" begins at the water's edge, with shallow rock turtle and ray pools. Be greeted next by brightly coloured corals and exotic ocean dwellers (including moray eels, sea dragons and jelly fishes) before one embarks on a spectacular underwater journey through our 83-metre-long moving travellator with a tunnel housing the majestic rays, fearsome sharks, great shoals of other fishes and a host of other creatures that inhabit the ocean depths.

Underwater World Singapore is committed to the conservation and breeding of marine life through active involvement in several environmental projects.