SDC unveils next phase of Greater Sentosa Master Plan

Projects are expected to come on board from 2030.

Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC) has unveiled the next phase of the Greater Sentosa Master Plan, covering Sentosa and the 120-hectare Brani.

Developments will be rolled out progressively, with projects expected to come on stream from the early 2030s.

One of the key sites is Brani West, which is intended to be one of the largest attraction development sites under the master plan.

SDC said engagements with potential partners have started for the site.

Other projects include the Imbiah Canopy, a landmark atop Mount Imbiah that will house attractions, food and beverage outlets, retail options and sheltered event spaces.

A tree-top skywalk is also planned to link new nature-based experiences and trails to Siloso Beach.

Siloso, Palawan and Tanjong Beach will also undergo rejuvenation works alongside the introduction of coastal protection measures.

The group said it is exploring new coastal and beach experiences, including coastal activities, beach clubs and a floating boardwalk connecting islets.

Greater Sentosa is projected to attract twice as many visitors as Sentosa does today, SDC added.

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