Suspended between two Supertrees, the Skyway lifts you 22 metres above the Supertree Grove, level with the planting panels on their trunks.
The Supertrees are vertical gardens built around reinforced concrete cores, their living skins carrying more than 162,900 plants of over 200 species and varieties, from bromeliads and orchids to ferns. Twelve stand in the free Supertree Grove, the tallest reaching 50 metres, about 16 storeys. The 128-metre OCBC Skyway is strung between two of them and looks out over the Grove and Marina Bay.
A visit takes about 15 minutes. Admission may be suspended in bad weather, and the Skyway closes for one full day roughly once a month for maintenance, so check the calendar first. For the Gardens’ highest point, the Supertree Observatory at the crown of the tallest Supertree has an open-air rooftop deck, the same hours and the same price.
