1 / 3HydroDash
π Southern Islands, Central
HydroDash at Palawan Beach is Singapore's only floating aqua park, featuring over 30 inflatable obstacles including the Action Tower XXL, a catapult, monkey bars, springboards, and balance planks - all in open water.
π Family Action Verdict
An exhilarating open-water challenge for active families with confident swimmers aged 6 and above. The variety of obstacles accommodates different skill levels and ages - younger or smaller children complete fewer stations, and a full session still delivers a solid adventure.
βΉοΈ What to Know Before You Go
π¬ What Families Are Saying
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Kai
6 months ago
βFun! Went as a family with preteen kids. Would recommend for those who can swim and donβt mind falling/jumping into sea water (life vest is mandatory). Go as a group! - Getting there: about 10 minute walk from Beach Station. - Buying tickets: I bought mine on the spot via Sentosa website, 15% off with the free Islander membership. - Duration: 1 hour was sufficient. Session starts at the hour (2pm/3pm etc), be there about 15 minutes before to put on the life vest (provided, different sizes available) and to attend the short safety briefing. - Lockers: $6 for the small locker outside the public toilets/showers just about 1 minute walk away, pay by credit card, can re-open and use for up to 24 hours. - Start of session: need to swim a short stretch from platform to the inflatables. - Dressing: we went in long sleeves, long pants with water shoes which helped with sun protection and the grip of the slippery surfaces (e.g. algae at the steps to climb back onto the inflatables). Didnβt encounter barnacles. - Phones not allowed on the inflatables. - The inflatables had sufficient air pressure, will move up/down with the waves. - There were about 3 life guards looking out within the inflatables zone. - 2 of the tall slide structures (in the front view/ back view layout attached) are no longer there.β
J L
7 months ago
βWe visited 22 Feb for the 10am slot. We are the only guest. I did my reading of the reviews and came in long pants and wet shoes. Counter that βcheckβ us in was very friendly. The lifeguards are not as friendly but they are not rude also lar. Have to say it was good fun for my 6 years old, just that he is a bit small for some of the obstacles. So we didnβt complete the whole aqua park but still took us almost 1hr of playing, we will sure to return in 1-2 years when he is older/taller. I didnβt see any barnacles as per other reviews but yes there are seaweeds so the steps up are very slippery of u donβt have wet shoes or anti slip socks. I notice they do sell anti slip socks at the counter. Also u canβt walk to this floating aqua park, there is a short swim from the platform.β
Sarah Sandys
11 months ago
βHad a great time at Hydrodash yesterday. This is the second time weβve been in two weeks as my kids enjoyed it so much! The staff are very friendly and helpful. Raqib and Patrick were great checking us in as we hadnβt booked in advance. Then on the Hydrodash itself one of the female lifeguards was really proactive in helping us out of the water and steadying us on the high jumps! Tips: - try to go at high tide if you want to do all the jumps. - bring wetsuit shoes or grippy socks as the surfaces can get quite hot. - wear lots of suncream, we got quite burnt even on our legs! - sessions run on the hour each hour but turn up 15mins earlier for the briefing - thereβs fantastic public change rooms and water refill just over the roadβ
π¬ What parents mention
Overview
HydroDash is a floating obstacle course anchored off Palawan Beach, Sentosa, with more than 30 inflatable challenges recently expanded with 12 new additions. Obstacles include the Action Tower XXL for climbing and sliding, the Flip catapult, monkey bars, balance planks, and springboard jump towers. Life vests are provided in multiple sizes, lifeguards patrol the zone, and each session begins with a safety briefing.








