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FACT SHEET WAVE HOUSE SENTOSA 36 Siloso FACT SHEET WAVE HOUSE SENTOSA 36 Siloso Beach Walk Sentosa, Singapore 099007 Main Line: 65-6377-3113 Wave Desk: 65-6238-1196 Fax: 65-377-3003 Web Site: www.wavehousesentosa.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/wavehousesentosa Opening Hours Mondays to Sundays 10.30am - 10.30pm WAVE HOUSE SENTOSA GREAT FOOD, COOL DRINKS, PERFECT WAVES Wave House Sentosa, the most iconic in a global family of Wave Houses that stretches from Durban in South Africa, San Diego in California, Santiago in Chile, and Mallorca in Spain, is the place to experience the Californian beach lifestyle in Singapore with high-adrenaline flowboarding on the world famous Double FlowRider® and 10-foot FlowBarrel® wave rides. Chill out to the beat of awesome live music as you savor modern Californian–Asian cuisine at the Wave House Sentosa Restaurant + Bar or cool off from the tropical heat and mingle with some of the most attractive people on the island at the outdoor Barrel and Rider Beach Bars. All this spread across its 70,000 square feet tropical beachfront setting at the hippest beach in Singapore, Siloso Beach on Sentosa Island! Whether you want to have a blast riding the waves, soak up the atmosphere and relax with friends and family, chill out with pizzas and cocktails at the outdoor beach bars, or party till late, Wave House Sentosa offers the ultimate blend of entertainment and flowboarding that’s fun for all ages! FOR MORE INFO: WWW.WAVEHOUSESENTOSA.COM 6377 3113 | 36 SILOSO BEACH WALK FLOWBOARDING FUN UNDER THE SUN DOUBLE FLOWRIDER® AND THE FLOWBARREL® The Double FlowRider® The Double FlowRider® is the first step to your exhilarating flowboarding experience. Endlessly fun to ride, this wave creates a safe, non-curling, endless sheet of water flowing at 32 km/h over a composite vinyl surface, much like a trampoline. Riders can carve up and down the surface and perform many tricks similar to other board sports. The easiest way to enjoy the flow is on a body board that makes it a big hit for people of all ages. So whether you are looking to ride the flow like a pro or just to try something new and exciting, the Double FlowRider® is where it all starts. The FlowBarrel® The more dynamic of the two sheet waves at Wave House Sentosa – the FlowBarrel® pumps 100,000 gallons of water per minute flowing as fast as 48 km/h to create the perfect endless barreling wave. The FlowBarrel® has become an international sensation, not just to surfers, but to all thrill seekers alike. Flowboarding combines elements from a variety of board sports including, surfing, snowboarding, skimboarding, skateboarding and wakeboarding. Flowboarding has been tested by the world’s best board riders; Kelly Slater, Tony Hawk and Terje Haakonsen have all learned the ways of the flow. So if you are seeking the adrenaline rush of a lifetime, come on down to Wave House Sentosa to experience the latest in board sport technology. WAVE HOUSE SENTOSA RESTAURANT + BAR Treat yourself to a tantalising meal at the Wave House Sentosa Restaurant + Bar. Enjoy Modern Californian Asian Cuisine, prepared by talented chefs, and immerse in the picturesque backdrop of Siloso beach on the idyllic island of Sentosa. Dishes such as Pan Steamed Black Mussels Sautéed in Garlic and White Wine, Blackened Fillet of Salmon with Passion Fruit Vinaigrette, Lemongrass Scented Boneless Kampong Chicken and Braised Australian Beef Cheek with Mushroom Ragout are just one of many some of the delightful culinary experiences available at Wave House Sentosa. You can also snack on a variety of bar food unique to Wave House Sentosa at the outdoor Barrel and Rider Beach Bars, such as the Hoisin Roast Duck Pizza with Crispy Wonton Skin, Wasabi Seafood Pizza with Seaweed and Ebiko, or their scrumptious 6Oz Handmade Beef Patty Burger with Crunchy Peanut Sauce. Keen to party? Let the bartender know exactly what you need. A wide variety of chilled beverages are available – ice cold beers as well as classics cocktails like the Singapore Sling, Margarita and Long Island Tea, whichever refreshes your spirit in FOR MORE INFO: WWW.WAVEHOUSESENTOSA.COM 6377 3113 | 36 SILOSO BEACH WALK the heat of the sun. Or try their specialty Wave House Sentosa signature cocktails such as the Hodad, Beach Bunny and Hot-Dogging. There is always a great view of the Double FlowRider® and FlowBarrel® wave rides, whether you are dining indoors at the Restaurant + Bar or enjoying your meal al fresco at the Beach Bars, and that makes for a spectacular and entertaining show! The perfect place to chill out with friends, family and that special someone. Wave House Sentosa Restaurant + Bar menu can be found in Appendix A. COMPETITIONS | LIFESTYLE CONCERTS THERE IS ALWAYS SOMETHING HAPPENING AT WAVE HOUSE SENTOSA! Wave House Sentosa, since its inaugural opening in October 2009, has played host to several international flowboarding competition and lifestyle events. Competitions include the International Flow Championships, Asian Flow Tour, Flow Jam, and B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Board/Bike), and these have showcased flow heavyweights from the United States, Europe, South Africa, Australia, Thailand, Korea, Japan and Singapore showing off their skills and battling for championships in Pro and Open Divisions. Renowned flowboarding legends such as Greg Lazarus (US), Eric Silverman (US), Matt Lammers (SA), and Wes Fischer (SA) have graced these competitions with their big name style and explosive action on the waves. Lifestyle and cultural events include their signature Girls Night Out, Oktoberfest, BBQ by the Beach, and NYE Parties. Concerts hosted at Wave House Sentosa include big name acts such as Flo Rida, LMFAO, Far East Movement, Lil John, I Am Giant, Jay Park, and most recently Cher Lloyd and Julie Simmons. CORPORATE EVENTS | PRIVATE PARTIES EVENT SPACE & VENUE FEATURES Wave House Sentosa offers 70,000 square feet of versatile space that can be molded and adapted to cater to all group sizes from birthday parties to intimate celebrations to 7,000 guests’ capacity events! Hosting more than 200 events each year, Wave House Sentosa specializes in events of various concepts and experiences, from personalised cocktail receptions to more elaborate events such as beach weddings, company dinners & dances, corporate teambuilding events, product launches and even world class concerts! Food and beverage packages are customizable, with an in-house team of culinary professionals who will design a delectable dining experience to suit each event, be it sit-down table service, free-style buffet or even mingling butler service. FOR MORE INFO: WWW.WAVEHOUSESENTOSA.COM 6377 3113 | 36 SILOSO BEACH WALK Its highly experienced operations team is also able to assist with all forms of logistics requests such as audiovisual requirements or a wide array of event enhancements and entertainment options. With a luxurious beachfront, various alfresco deck spaces, two outdoor bars, a large rooftop lanai and an intimate indoor restaurant + bar, Wave House Sentosa is the perfect venue for private parties and group dinners, as well as medium to large scale corporate events and cocktail functions. WAVE CHECK-IN | SURF SHOP The Wave Check-In, where riders can register for rides or special clinic lessons on the Double FlowRider® or the FlowBarrel®, is located within the same building as the Wave House Sentosa Surf Shop. From the sunglasses on top of your head to the sandals on your feet, the Wave House Sentosa Surf Shop is 2,000 square feet full of surf wear. Find the perfect swimsuit, rash guard, or boardshorts to ride the Double FlowRider® and FlowBarrel®, or the latest gear for chilling on the beach, skating along the boardwalk, going in the ocean or getting some sun. Features brands such as Billabong, Von Zipper, Sector 9, Penny Skateboards and Sanuk Sandals. SERVICES/ AMENITIES . Complimentary WIFI . Complimentary Buggy Service from Beach Carpark to Wave House Sentosa . Complimentary Parking at Beach Carpark* . Shower Facilities FOR MORE INFO: WWW.WAVEHOUSESENTOSA.COM 6377 3113 | 36 SILOSO BEACH WALK . Beach Loungers and Towel Rental . Beach Volleyball Courts . Mini Skate Ramp . SUP Paddle Boards * Complimentary parking for first four hours, terms and conditions apply. GETTING TO WAVE HOUSE SENTOSA Car or Taxi Turn onto Sentosa Gateway from the main island. Keep right when you reach a fork in the road and you will reach the Sentosa Gantry; past the gantry, take a right turn onto the 2nd exit at the roundabout onto Artillery Avenue. Follow this road and turn left onto Beach View. Continue along this road and you will reach the Beach Car Park on your right. There are 600 parking lots available. Public Transport (MRT) Take the North-East Line or Circle Line and alight at the HarbourFront MRT Station (NE1/ CC29). Enter Vivocity Shopping Mall and take the Sentosa Express (Lobby L, Level 3) to the Beach Station (first train 7am, last train 12mn). Wave House Sentosa Buggy Complimentary buggy service is available at the Beach Station Buggy Bay for all Wave House Sentosa visitors and customers. This complimentary service is available daily from 10.30am to 10.30pm (buggy loops every 8 minutes between the Beach Station and Wave House Sentosa). Corporate Event Sales Contact: Jogena Ong, Events Manager Heng Junhan, Assistant Events Manager Email: [email protected] Marketing Communications & Media Contact: Eileen Ng, Marketing Manager Email: [email protected] Wave Operations Contact: Alfian Affandi, Wave Manager Email: [email protected] FOR MORE INFO: WWW.WAVEHOUSESENTOSA.COM 6377 3113 | 36 SILOSO BEACH WALK .
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