Uncover Singapore's wartime history on a private sunrise tour of Fort Serapong with an ex-military guide. You'll set off at dawn and venture deep into the jungle wilderness of Sentosa Island to the fort built by the British in 1879 to defend Singapore's coastlines from pirates and foreign invasion, led by an ex-military expert who will guide you into the restricted-access site, closed to the general public. You'll walk through abandoned bunkers, underground tunnels, and artillery gun sites reclaimed by nature, hearing personal stories and historical insights that bring the fort's World War II legacy to life. Plus, you'll tuck into a light breakfast at the ruins, surrounded by lush jungle. Exclusively for Mastercard cardholders. What's priceless Having an intimate WWII conversation with an ex-military expert who knows it best. The highlights Embark on a private sunrise tour of Fort Serapong on Sentosa Island with an ex-military guide Voyage into restricted WWII bunkers, abandoned tunnels, and secret spaces not open to the public Gain insight into Fort Serapong's past through stories from your expert guide Tuck into a light lunch surrounded by jungle amid the fort's ruins