So we only looked around in the shop, which didn't offer much. As we would later find out, it had recently been renovated and might have been worth another look at the dining room. Since we still didn't have a specific plan for the day, we decided to go to the Hard Rock Hotel on the small island of Sentosa. Maybe that would be better, and besides some other interesting-sounding attractions, there's also a beach there. So off we went.

You can get to Sentosa in 4 ways: by bus, ship, monorail, or cable car. We chose the monorail because it took us directly to the beach. On the way there, we learned that Sentosa is basically the attraction island. There's not just a beach and a Hard Rock Hotel, but also a Universal Studios theme park, an aquarium, and even indoor skydiving is possible there.

We didn't stay long at the beach because it was quite small and it was just too hot to fry in the sun. So after a cold drink, we continued through the heat to the Hard Rock Hotel. The hotel was really nice and the service was much friendlier. There we even found some nice shirts for ourselves.

Next, we wanted to try some other attraction on the island. Unfortunately, the aquarium was too crowded for us, and it was too late for Universal Studios. We then decided to slowly make our way to the Gardens by the Bay.

It's a kind of modern botanical garden, in the center of which there are several tall artificial trees that are slowly being overgrown by foliage. There's a light and music show every evening. Star Wars is currently on the program. We had already seen this yesterday from the viewing platform of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel.

When we arrived there, as expected, a large crowd of people was moving toward the artificial trees. We simply followed the masses, and with every meter, there were more people. After the show seemed to be delayed and then didn't even start with Star Wars music, it clicked with us. Something special must be happening here today. We pushed our way through the crowds to get a better view and got the information that it was a birthday celebration for the gardens. Despite being only 50 meters away from the trees, we could barely see anything of the show.

We then decided to move a bit away from the exit direction so that after the show ended, we wouldn't be caught in the rush of everyone leaving. We wanted to stay there for the second show in the evening. We even got a very good spot right in front of the largest of the trees. Unfortunately, no actors or singers performed at the second show, and there was only the music and a few nice animations on the trees.

Then we made our way back to the hotel. On the way, we wanted to quickly look for good seats for our flight tomorrow and load our plane tickets onto our phones. Unfortunately, there was suddenly a big red warning telling us that something didn't match in our entered data and that none of the service team could help us. We only got a link to a website explaining the visa regulations of all countries. But I don't need a visa for home. After several more attempts to figure out what went wrong online, we just decided to drive directly to the airport tomorrow morning to use the early check-in and clarify the problem. Then we want to go back to the city to see and experience the rest of the time until we fly to London and then home late in the evening. Hopefully, everything will work out tomorrow.