Sentosa: Family time at Siloso Beach

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It was a fine Saturday and everyone got up early. We had breakfast and made the choice to head to Sentosa to have a sunny beach fun!

We took Circle Line and the Sentosa Express and we reached Beach Station within 40 minutes. We had our lunch at Asian Kitchen and their food is very good and affordable. Staff are friendly and we enjoyed the Chicken Rice, Dou Miao ($3.80 only for a large plate), 6 chicken wings for $3.80 and a beef noodle soup. It was air conditioned and luckily we didn't choose Seah Im Food centre as it's crowded and no air con!

 
Kate and me on the Sentosa Express
 
 
Josh and I making an attempt to make the sandcastle
 
 
 
We are on the Sentosa Tram, it brings us to the Siloso Beach
 
 
 
We brought our very own coconut and it is so juicy.
 
 
 
I'm trying to open up the coconut with our home knife
 
 
 
Felt like a kid once again to make the sandcastle. However the sand stuck in the container!
 
 
Kate and Eve enjoying the coconut
 
 
 
 
Family picture on the picnic mat
 
 
 
Eve and Josh on the Sentosa Express
 
 
 
Kate drinking coconut!
 
 

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