The cable car system was originally opened in 1974, making it one of the longest-running aerial ropeways in the region.
The Singapore Cable Car was the first in the world to span a harbor.
The system includes the world’s first cable car gift shop, located at the Mount Faber station.
The cabins are designed to be wheelchair and stroller accessible.
The cable car line crosses over the Keppel Harbour waterway, which is a major shipping artery for the port of Singapore.
The network covers a total distance of approximately 1.65 kilometers on the Mount Faber Line and 890 meters on the Sentosa Line.
The Singapore Cable Car provides an aerial link between Mount Faber Peak and Sentosa Island, operating across two distinct lines: the Mount Faber Line and the Sentosa Line. The system features 67 cabins that transit over Keppel Harbour, offering panoramic views of the city skyline and the Southern Islands. Passengers can opt for private cabin dining experiences, including sky-high meal services. The ride serves both as a transport mode to reach Sentosa’s beaches and attractions and as a standalone sightseeing activity. The Faber Peak station sits 106 meters above sea level, housing various dining outlets and a gift shop. The system uses a bi-cable detachable gondola lift technology.
Inside the cable car cabin when crossing the open water toward the Sentosa skyline.
Use the Mount Faber Line for the longest, most scenic transit, and transfer to the Sentosa Line to reach specific island attractions.
Purchase a round-trip ticket to avoid long queues at Sentosa stations during peak evening hours.
Bring a portable fan or cooling towel, as cabins can become warm during mid-day tropical heat.
Do not wait until the final hour of operation to begin your trip, as queues for return journeys can be significant.
