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• Friday 30 August 2024

Singapore Indoor Stadium , Singapore, Singapore

• Wednesday 04 September 2024

Singapore Expo , Singapore, Singapore

• Sunday 08 September 2024
• Monday 09 September 2024

Capitol Theatre , Singapore, Singapore

• Wednesday 18 September 2024

Zouk Club , Singapore, Singapore

• Friday 20 September 2024

LANY Culture Wars

• Friday 27 September 2024

Rey&Kjavik

Thugshop , Singapore, Singapore

• Monday 30 September 2024
• Saturday 05 October 2024

Aya Sekine and Kuninori Tamamori

The Jazz Loft @Blu Jazz Singapore , Singapore, Singapore

• Friday 11 October 2024 – Sunday 13 October 2024

Baybeats Festival 2024

Esplanade - Theatres On The Bay , Singapore, Singapore

• Friday 18 October 2024

Pasir Panjang Power Station , Singapore, Singapore

• Wednesday 23 October 2024

Udit Narayan

The Star Theatre , Singapore, Singapore

• Friday 25 October 2024

BluJaz Cafe , Singapore, Singapore

• Saturday 26 October 2024
• Tuesday 29 October 2024

Jorja Smith

• Saturday 02 November 2024

Coming Up Roses

Phil's Studio , Singapore, Singapore

• Tuesday 05 November 2024

Singapore, Singapore

• Wednesday 06 November 2024
• Tuesday 12 November 2024

Singtel Waterfront Theatre , Singapore, Singapore

• Wednesday 13 November 2024

Matt Maltese

Ho Bee Auditorium , Singapore, Singapore

• Sunday 17 November 2024

WE Livehouse , Singapore, Singapore

• Thursday 21 November 2024

Bombay Bicycle Club

• Wednesday 27 November 2024

Porter Robinson

• Tuesday 10 December 2024

Charlie Puth

• Tuesday 24 December 2024

Dash Berlin

Marquee Singapore , Singapore, Singapore

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The Singapore Food Festival is back to satisfy your passion for great food. Marking its 25th edition are pop-up food events and workshops with top local chefs in a showcase of the best of Singapore’s cuisine.

Singapore's 2024 Concert Extravaganza: Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift, Bruno Mars – Unmissable!

Get ready for a sensational year in Singapore's concert scene in 2024! Experience the thrill with an incredible lineup of globally acclaimed artists, including must-see shows like Coldplay's Music of the Spheres World Tour, Ed Sheeran's + - = ÷ x Tour, Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour, and Bruno Mars Live In Singapore. Don't miss out—grab your tickets and lock in your concert moments as we reveal the hottest upcoming events of 2024 in Singapore.

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Coldplay: Music Of The Spheres World Tour

Show Dates: 23, 24, 26, 27, 30 & 31 January 2024

Venue: National Stadium  

Following the spectacular sellout success of Coldplay’s newly announced January and February 2024 dates in Asia, the band have today announced additional dates as part of their record-breaking Music Of The Spheres World Tour.

Already making history for announcing an unprecedented four-show run at Singapore’s largest venue, Coldplay will now be the first act ever to play six nights at Singapore’s National Stadium. The band also broke Singapore’s record for most tickets sold by an artist in a single day, surpassing 200,000.

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Ed Sheeran: +-=÷× Tour

Show Dates: 16 February 2024

Ed Sheeran: + - = ÷ × Tour in Singapore is presented b y UOB and supported by KrisFlyer as the official sponsor, promoted by AEG Presents Asia. The show in Singapore will take place on 16 February 2024 at th e National Stadium, Singapore Sports Hub. Tickets priced from S$88 onwards.

*All tickets have been Sold Out !

https://www.sportshub.com.sg/events/ed-sheeran-tour-singapore

An Evening with Ed Sheeran

Show Dates: 17 February 2024

Venue: Capitol Theatre  

In case you weren't able to get your hands on the Ed Sheeran: + - = ÷ × Tour in Singapore concert tickets on February 16 2024, here's your chance to see him perform one more time.

Capitol Theatre will be hosting a one-night-only show, An Evening with Ed Sheeran, on February 17. He will be performing one day after his highly anticipated and sold out concert at the National Stadium.

Get your tickets for "An Evening with Ed Sheeran" from January 12, 3pm onwards at  Ticketmaster . All tickets are priced at SGD$298 and limited to a maximum of 2 per every transaction.

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https://ticketmaster.sg/activity/detail/24sg_edsheeran2nd

Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour in Singapore

Show Dates: 2, 3, 4 & 7, 8, 9 March 2024

Taylor Swift announced additional dates to Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour today. Singapore will be the only stop in Southeast Asia. Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour in Singapore is presented by Marina Bay Sands and supported by the Singapore Tourism Board, official bank and pre-sale partner UOB, and official experience partner Klook, promoted by AEG Presents Asia, and produced by Taylor Swift Touring.  

The shows in Singapore will take place on 2, 3, 4 & 7, 8, 9 March 2024 at Singapore’s National Stadium.

*All tickets have been Sold Out!

Source Credit:  https://www.sportshub.com.sg/events/taylor-swift-the-eras-tour

Bruno Mars: Live in Singapore

Show Dates: 3, 5 & 6 April 2024

Fourteen-time GRAMMY Award winner, Bruno Mars, will be returning to Singapore, performing at the National Stadium in April 5 this year! Tickets for April 5 were immediately sold out. And due to overwhelming demand, event organiser Live Nation added 2 more shows on April 3 and 6.

This is great news for Bruno Mars fans who missed out on his previous concerts tours in 2014 and 2018 at the National Stadium and Singapore Indoor Stadium respectively. So get your tickets now before they're sold out again at  Ticketmaster !

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A little island country yet possesses a sublime medley of many attractive aspects from lifestyle, culture, cuisine to recreations and shopping

Showcasing a colourful tapestry of cultural diversity and a delightful taste of the old and the new, Singapore, one of the main hubs in Asia, owns all the best of a young and dynamic destination which can allure any travellers from all ages. With a wide range of offerings available everywhere, the country is inviting and can be explored at ease. Singapore encapsulates what you’re looking for an amazing trip to a modern Asian country: liveable, free & easy, and full of merriment from dawn till dusk. Visiting Singapore then gaining an insightful immersion in exciting stories of locals and the country’s life are surely your most unforgettable personal travel experiences when in here.

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A small island country yet big in surprises in every corner, there is nowhere like Singapore. The incredibly well-developed city is full of up-to-the-minute vibes and owns its special charm from exclusive architectural wonders that could amaze anyone right from the first look. Undoubtedly, Singapore is one of the hottest metropolitan places among myriad other attractive Asia destinations. 

A Rich Tapestry Of Cultural Diversity

Singapore features multi-cultural beauties that are perfectly blended within this dynamic country. Diving into Singapore’s diverse culture tends to be a dream of any culture enthusiasts for sure. From bustling Chinatown to mythical Islamic Kampong Glam or colourful Little India, tourists can easily embrace the uniqueness from different cultures when in here.

World Of Recreations

The abundance of leisure offerings in Singapore could fulfil all ages, especially travelling families with kids. World-class theme park Universal Studios, much-beloved island resort Sentosa, superb light & water shows, attractive events, various tour experiences, and much more. Singapore's world of fun and thrills will surely never make your trip here less entertained.

Paradise Of Gastronomic Delights

Home to many cultures, Singapore deserves to be a true paradise for any foodies. Singapore’s cuisine showcases a rich blend of local and global delicacies varying from Asian to Western culinary arts. A lot of dining & drinking options from top-quality bars & restaurants to common food courts or hawker stalls across the country deliver you the tasty treats like nowhere.

Promised Land For Shopping

Singapore is well-known to be one of the best places for shopping in Asia owing to the variety it offers. From high-end shops, elegant outlets, extensive shopping malls to thrift stores, bustling flea & street markets, you can find almost everything here at affordable prices. Visiting Singapore, worldwide travellers can immerse in limitless delights with shopping sprees.

The Most Livable Places

As one of the most livable places in Asia, Singapore is a young, dynamic, and intriguing city reflecting unique facets in ways of life. The country features Western modernity within Asian culture as well as welcoming ambience of an open community from different cultures. Hence Singapore is an ideal destination for all ages across the world which makes them feel home. 

Myriad Other Offerings

Whatever your travel taste is, you can fully enjoy a free & easy holiday with myriad offerings that Singapore has. This little island country boasts a well-developed transportation system, wide-ranging service & accommodations, accessible tourist sites, and countless pleasant things to explore. With Singapore, your abroad trip has never been easier. 

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Our experts understand every traveller is different especially regarding their requirements and wishes, so Best Singapore Tours by Styles collection has carefully created to help you discover the Lion City – Singapore in a way that suits you the best. Whether you are thrilled to have an unforgettable night safari experience with your family, explore the world-famous amusement park – Universal Studios Singapore or take a romantic walk along the Marina Bay; Asia Private Tours has the style of travel that’s perfect for you.

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Best Time to take Singapore tours

True to its location in Asia, Singapore is a wonderful summer all-year-round destination with the average temperatures are from 26 to 28°C throughout the year. However, if you want to plan a Singapore Tour to join in an abundance of interesting activities from ethnic celebrations to weekend music festivals, the best time to visit Singapore is between January and March.

The authentic & unique experiences in Singapore you can expect

One of the best ways to gain an insightful view into the rich culture and impressive history of Singapore is spending time to explore the best local experiences listed below!

See the distinct landmarks of Singapore in a city tour

Singapore is a small country but there is no shortage of attractions. The fascinating city-state is full of fun things to do and see for all the family across its diverse districts and...

Visit Jurong Bird Park

Covering an area of a 20.2-hectare hillside, Jurong Bird Park is Asia's largest bird park and listed as one of among Singapore kid-friendly attractions. Home to hundreds of bird species, of which...

Geylang Serai Market

Geylang Serai Market encapsulates the iconic highlights of the local trade as well as Malay traditions in Singapore. As one of the biggest and busiest wet markets all over the country, Geylang Serai...

Explore Universal Studios Singapore

Grandly opened in summer 2011, Universal Studios Singapore is the second Universal Studios theme park in Asia (after Japan's) and the first one in Southeast Asia. The park is situated in Resorts...

Colorful Kampong Glam

Home to the main part of Islam community in Singapore, Kampong Glam is known to be an attractive place where tourists can embrace a colorful medley of Singapore cultures. Once a fishing village along...

Explore the busy China Town

Right in the heart of Singapore's Central Area, the Outram district locating the buzzing and charming heritage Chinatown which is the perfect introduction of the country's history. As its name, the...

Enjoy Wings Of Time Show

Wings Of Time is known to be one of the highlights and listed among must-do outdoor night activities that you should not miss when at Sentosa Island. Set against the open sea of Siloso Beach, the...

Embark on an adventure after dark at Singapore Night Safari

Being the world's first nocturnal zoo, Singapore Night Safari is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the country. As a zoo, it currently houses over 900 animals representing over 100...

Add a bit of fun to your Singapore trip in Sentosa Island

Just off Singapore’s southern coast, Sentosa Island is a paradise of pristine beaches, exciting attractions and tropical landscapes, which makes a name for itself as the State of Fun. Built with...

Enjoy the serene beauty of Singapore Botanic Gardens

Established in 1859, the Botanic Gardens is the Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site recognized in 2015. For tourist, the 60 acres of recreational garden is a treasure trove for...

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Take picturesque and artistic photos at the iconic Fort Canning Park

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How to choose your ideal Singapore Tour

Choosing a Singapore tour which suits you the best amongst many best Singapore Tours options is not an easy task. Make sure to check out our six basic steps as listed below to find out:

Step 1: Deciding the length of your Singapore Tour

Since each Singapore Tour has a different duration, you would need to decide how many days are you going to spend exploring Singapore. Are you going on a short trip of 3 days? A week? A couple of weeks? Or a month? Trying to figure out your total number of days and start from there. To give you an idea, the classic Singapore highlight tours usually roughly last from 04 to 06 days.

Step 2: Choose your Singapore Tour Style

After deciding how many days are you going to spend in Singapore, you might want to choose which Singapore Tour Style suits your taste. Whether you are looking for a romantic holiday with your spouse or get a great family trip to this beautiful island state, Asia Private Tours has the style of travel that’s perfect for you.

Step 3: Find out which are your favourite destinations in Singapore

Despite its small size, Singapore is still one of the most popular countries in Asia when it comes to rich culture, rare floras, impressive aquarium and shopping heaven. Take a look at our Singapore destinations which offer you an overview of each destination including the best time to visit, quick facts and top things to do that you shouldn’t miss.

Step 4: What are the activities you would like to take on your Singapore Tour?

Every Singapore Tours is different regarding the duration, the destinations and especially the activities. Some of our Singapore Tours will focus on offering you a great chance to gain an insightful view into the rich culture of this island state while others will take you to one of the largest aquariums in the world on Sentosa Island where is home to over 100,000 sea creatures and much more. Spending a short time to read through the highlights & tour summaries in each Singapore Tour, and decide which activities attract you most.

Step 5: Read the detailed itinerary

To make sure this is a perfect itinerary for you, don’t forget to spend time to take a look at the detailed itinerary and know which experience you will have in each day, where to stay & what are inclusions & exclusions.

Step 6: Send us an enquiry

Whether you find out your ideal Singapore Tour or not, please feel free to send us an enquiry as our experts are always ready and happy to start working on your tailor-made journey based on your requirements and taste & help you organize your insider trip to Singapore.

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Our Singapore Tours collection has been carefully created by knowledgeable and friendly experts to bring real local experiences and suit any taste. However, they are not set in stone and can be customized to your exact requirements. If you’ve got any idea or special interest, do not hesitate to get in touch with us who are always happy and ready to help you create a trip of a lifetime.

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Only high-quality accommodation with a good reputation has been chosen in our best Singapore Tours and Holidays to offer you a highly personalized service and a comfortable stay.

Whether you travel in a private small or big group, our experts only choose the highest quality vehicles from reliable brands along with professional& friendly drivers to make sure your safety and the most comfortable feeling.

Our professional and knowledgeable tour guides who have had many years of involvement in the travel industry will bring Singapore to life with their passion, humour and storytelling.

Each restaurant in Singapore Tours has been chosen with great attention by our expert team to not only bring you the best traditional flavours, delicious taste to amaze your senses but ensuring the quality at the highest level to help you avoid any food issue.

Because we aim to offer you the best travel experience, each flight will be well-organized and operated by the prestigious Singapore Airlines companies to ensure safety and comfort for you at all times.

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Cash or credit card in singapore.

Both are acceptable in Singapore. ATMs are available at all malls and enable you to withdraw money from foreign debit cards. The major credit cards can be used for almost payments in Singapore with an additional charge from 2-3% (if any). Generally, you should pay in cash for any payments with local hawkers, many taxi companies or several food courts here.

Is the tap water in Singapore clean to drink?

Singapore is well-known to be a clean and tidy metropolis with proper hygiene works are practised everyday including water chlorination. In general, tap water in Singapore is safe for drinking directly. However, it is preferable to well-boil the water before using or you’d better drink bottled water.

What is Singapore's preferred currency?

Singapore’s national currency is the Singapore Dollar (SGD). SGD is commonly used in all trades here. In some international restaurants, hotels or resorts, US Dollars could be also accepted. For exchanging from foreign to local money, you can find money changers throughout the country or in big shopping centres.

Best Singapore SIM card to buy

Three main service providers in Singapore are SingTel, StarHub, and M1. You can easily buy a local SIM card at post offices, convenient or local telecom stores. Showing your passport is necessary when purchasing a SIM card here. Alternatively, you can use Wi-Fi from many wireless hotspots located throughout the country or connect your digital phone with GSM local service networks available in Singapore.

Is the food in Singapore safe and clean?

Definitely! Singapore’s gastronomy is the medley of different flavours varying from the East to the West with a wide range of dining options from world-class restaurants to cosy local food stalls. The country is also known to be an incredibly neat and tidy metropolis so that eateries and the food are clean and safe to enjoy.

Is tipping mandatory in Singapore?

In Singapore, tipping is not compulsory and a 10% service charge is always levied on the bill. However, if you’re satisfied with any service, you can leave your monetary compliment if you want. It is still regarded as a great appreciation.

What is the national language of Singapore?

Singaporeans have multiple cultural origins, hence Singapore is a multi-lingual country. The government here recognizes four official languages: English, Malay, Mandarin, and Tamil. English is used commonly in the community so that tourists could find no trouble communicating with locals here.

What is the best time to visit Singapore?

Singapore features a tropical climate so that the country stays hot and humid all year round. The country boasts a lot of attractive events and pleasant things that are worth experiencing whenever you’re coming here. Hence there is also no definable travel season in Singapore although you can encounter influxes of tourists in holidays. For many people, dry season from December to April is known to be the best time to visit Singapore due to nice weather.

How long do I need to explore Singapore?

It depends on how much you’re into the country and your travel time budget as well. You can nearly discover all the best of Singapore with a common 4 or 5-day tour route without a rush. If you’re seeking a leisure vacation, you can even spend a week or 10 days here for taking an in-depth local exploration as well as enjoying relaxation.

Where should I visit in Singapore on my 1st-time tour routes?

Singapore is not a sizable country, so there is no difficulty exploring the whole country even if you’ve been here for the first time. Fitting Singapore’s itinerary for almost every traveller comprises the most-visited places across the city such as Merlion Park, Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, Chinatown, Kampong Glam, Orchard Road, Jurong Bird Park, Clarke Quay, and of course, Sentosa Island. These sites are not too far from each other and also easily accessible in many ways so that you can find no trouble while visiting Singapore at all.

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12 Day Singapore and Malaysia Tour from Singapore to Georgetown

12 days, 2 countries and 8 cities

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A melting pot of religion and cultures, from Buddhism to Catholicism, the Dutch to the Chinese and the British, delve into the vibrant heritage of the region. Explore the bustling streets of Chinatown and Little India in Singapore and Malacca’s Dutch Square in Malaysia.

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Explore Singapore, Malacca, Kuala Lumpur

Visit the Botanic Gardens in Singapore, Dutch Square in Malacca, the Petronas Twin Tower and the Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur, the Cameron Highlands, the Perak Cave Temple in Ipoh, the Ubudiah Mosque in Kuala Kangsar

View the King's Palace and Sultan Abdul Samad Building in Kuala Lumpur

Scenic Cruise along the Malacca River

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What are the different kinds of experiences available?

Each Trafalgar tour has a carefully-selected range of included experiences to help immerse yourself in a destination. But did you know that every tour also has a Be My Guest and MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience? Be My Guest Experiences are the original local travel experience, letting you step into the lives of hosts who will share stories about their families and communities. MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experiences are conscious travel experiences that give back to the local communities, which support the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Our tours also include a selection of Optional Experiences which are available for an additional cost, allowing you to make your trip your own.

Can I join a Trafalgar tour as a solo traveller?

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How can I apply my past guest discount?

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Singapore Tours & Vacations

You don’t have to worry about searching for Singapore’s beauty because it lies in plain sight.

With flourishing retail hot spots, a booming, cross-cultural culinary scene, and one of the world’s best airports, it’s not hard to see why Singapore acts as a launching (and finishing) point for many of our   Asian   holidays. So much   more than the eye-catching Marina Bay Sands , this diverse destination offers the very best in entertainment, shopping, architecture, and truly unforgettable views. From the traditions and heritage of Chinatown to the aromatic delights of Little India, and from the modernity of glitzy hotels to the abundance of natural landscapes,   a few days in sizzling Singapore   is the perfect bookend to any Intrepid holiday. 

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5.5 Million

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Type G (Irish/British 3-pin)

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Geography and environment.

Tiny Singapore occupies little more than a dot on the world map, although it's still not small enough to rate as one of the world's smallest. Located in South-East Asia on the southern end of the Malaysian Peninsula, most of Singapore is highly urbanized, with most residents living in flats and skyscrapers in built up areas. A small proportion (about 10%) of Singapore's land is dedicated to forests and agriculture, with the rest being considered developed, urban environments.

Best time to visit Singapore

Singapore has a typical tropical climate year round - hot and humid with equal amounts of sunshine and rain. The temperature range stays mostly in the 32 ° C (90 ° F) and rarely drops below 20 ° C (70 ° F) degrees at night. Although there are two monsoon seasons, rain is present year round, usually in the form of thunderstorms and short bursts of torrential rain. Thankfully the sun also shines year round - so although the weather can be unpredictable, the sun will usually prevail, making it the perfect vacation destination.

Top 5 food finds of Singapore

1. chili crab.

Singaporean Chili Crab   could be considered one of the world's favorite dishes from this region. Invented back in 1950, chili crab can now be found everywhere in Singapore - from high-end restaurants to simple hawker stalls. A must try when on holiday in Singapore.

2. Fish-head curry

This aromatic, spicy dish with a South Indian and Chinese heritage features a whole red snapper stewed in coconut milk, tamarind juice, spices and chili. The strong flavor and presence of a whole fish head may turn some people off, but for those with a strong stomach and desire for heat in their food, you can't go past this curry.

3. Chicken rice

This Hainanese-style Singaporean stalwart is unofficially considered Singapore's national dish. Featuring poached or fried chicken and steamed rice with sides of chicken stock, soy, and chili, this is the ideal dish for those wanting simple flavors and ingredients done well.

4. Ice cream sandwich

Head to the mobile ice cream carts located along Orchard Road to find this indulgent sweet treat. Traditional flavors (like chocolate and strawberry) get a run alongside more exotic flavors (durian or sweet corn ice cream anyone?). This slice of creamy sugar wrapped in sweet bread is the perfect antidote to the steamy Singaporean climate.

5. Fried carrot cake

No, this dish isn't made by putting a sweet carrot cake in a deep fryer. Rather, it's a popular savory meal in Singapore also known as Chai Tow Kuay. And it just gets stranger when you consider that there are no carrots in this dish, but rather white radish, garlic, chili and coriander. Oddities aside, this street-food favorite is a cheap and easy meat-free meal, a top choice for vegetarian travelers.

Festivals and events

Public holidays that may impact travel include:.

Chinese New Year

Hari Raya Puasa

National Day

Please note dates of  Singapore's public holidays  may vary.

Further reading

Singapore travel faqs, do you need a visa to travel to singapore.

Most nationalities do not require a visa to visit Singapore. Tourists not requiring a visa will be granted a 30-day stay on arrival. Other nationalities should check with their Singapore embassy or consulate.

Is tipping customary in Singapore?

Tipping isn't expected in Singapore, so is left up to the discretion of the consumer. Some hotels and restaurants may include a 10% surcharge within bills.

What is the internet access like in Singapore?

Internet access is widespread in Singapore, with internet cafes and Wi-Fi hot spots commonly found in airports, hotels, cafes and malls.

Can I use my mobile/cell phone while in Singapore?

Cell phone coverage is generally very good in Singapore. Ensure global roaming is activated before leaving home or buy a local SIM card if you wish to use your cell.

What are the toilets like in Singapore?

Most toilets in Singapore are modern, flushable toilets, although squat toilets can also be encountered at times.

Can I drink the water in Singapore?

Tap water is considered safe to drink unless marked otherwise.

Are credit cards accepted widely in Singapore?

Major credit cards are accepted widely by shops, restaurants and hotels in Singapore. Smaller vendors like street food stalls may not accept credit cards, so carry enough cash to cover small purchases.

What is ATM access like in Singapore?

ATMs that accept foreign cards are common in Singapore and easily found in the airport, malls and city streets.

Is Singapore LGBTQIA+ friendly?

On a government level, discrimination toward the LGBTQIA+ community is still quietly tolerated, however, on a more social level, travelers are widely accepted and welcomed. While it is advised that travelers who identify as part of the community be mindful when out and about, there are a number of LGBTQIA+ friendly establishments such as bars and clubs to have fun in.

What to pack for a trip to Singapore

Singapore's climate is tropical, with warm temperatures and high levels of humidity experienced at all times throughout the year. For this reason, it's important to pack light, loose-fitting clothing, a hat, and other sun-smart items such as sunscreen and a reusable drink bottle.

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

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Go to:  UK Foreign Travel Advice

From New Zealand?

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From the US?

Go to:  US Department of State

The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

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Does my trip support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners, Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

Eden Reforestation Projects

Eden Reforestation Projects are helping to mitigate climate change by restoring forests worldwide; they also hire locally and create job opportunities within vulnerable communities. Donations from our trips support restoration across planting sites in 10 countries around the globe. Find out more or make a donation World Bicycle Relief

World Bicycle Relief provides people in low-income communities with bicycles to mobilize school kids, health workers, and farmers in far-out areas – giving them access to vital education, healthcare, and income. Donations help provide Buffalo Bicycles – specifically designed to withstand the rugged terrain and harsh environment of rural regions – to those who need them most. Find out more or make a donation

Does my Intrepid trip include airfare?

While our Intrepid trips include many modes of transport, from tuk-tuks to overland vehicles, bullet trains and feluccas, airfare to and from your home country is not included in your tour package.

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Experience Singapore

• Explore Colonial Singapore
• Wander in Little India & Chinatown
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• Enjoy a light and music show
• View 360-degrees of skyline
• Ride up the Singapore River

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• Enjoy Camp Leakey
• Explore Banjarmasin
• Snorkel in the Karimata Islands
• Explore Bako National Park

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• Pristine Beaches, Turquoise Waters
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• Explore Anak Krakatau's volcano
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• Explore Malaccan Strait and Andaman
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• Explore volcanic islands

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2024 Singapore Itinerary for 1-5 days + DIY Budget Guide

Singapore is one of the best places to go, especially for newbie travelers. The first time I went to this bustling city state was during my second trip abroad and I’ve been coming back almost every year since then.

Singapore is home to exciting tourist spots like Universal Studios Singapore, Sentosa Island, Gardens by the Bay as well call multi-cultural districts, art spaces and museums.

Singapore is perfect for aspiring passport stamp collectors. After one short land trip over the border, you can already find yourself in Legoland Malaysia. A 1-hour ferry crossing can take you to Batam or Bintan island in Indonesia. Of course, you can also take advantage of Singapore as a major flight gateway in Southeast Asia & jet set to more destinations in the region & beyond.

This travel guide will make it easy for you to plan a trip to Singapore. I’ve included a sample itinerary , followed by essential travel tips you need know, detailed do-it-yourself (DIY) itinerary & more.

Singapore Itinerary Blog Contents

3 Days Singapore Itinerary

Day 1 — SG City Tour

Day 2 — universal studios & sentosa, day 3 — culture, where to stay in singapore, singapore budget & expenses, 1 day singapore itinerary.

2 Days Singapore Itinerary

4 Days Singapore-Malaysia Itinerary

5 Days Singapore-Malaysia-Indonesia Tri-City Itinerary

Detailed 4D3N Singapore-Malaysia Itinerary

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3 Days Singapore Itinerary (3D2N)

9:30 AM — Singapore Airport arrival.

10:30 AM — Singapore Hotel check-in ( Book here / Compare Rates ).

11 AM — Merlion Park & Singapore River Esplanade.

12 NN — Lau Pa Sat Hawker Center.

1 PM — Marina Bay Sands & MBS Sky Park — SGD 30 ( Book here ).

3 PM — Gardens by The Bay — SGD 32 ( Book here ).

7:45 PM — Garden Rhapsody Light Show.

8 AM — Sentosa Island. Palawan & Siloso Beach..

10 AM — Universal Studios Singapore — SGD 83 ( Book here ).

4:30 PM — Singapore Flyer — SGD 40 ( Book here ).

6 PM — Helix Bridge.

9 PM — MBS Spectra Light & Water Show.

8 AM — Fort Canning Park & Tree Tunnel.

10 AM — Chinatown.

1 PM — Mustafa Center & Little India.

3 PM — Jewel Changi Airport.

8 PM — Changi Airport Departure.

Feel free to tweak the activities & timings based on your traveling style, schedule, & attractions that interest you the most. Scroll down to see more itineraries including suggestions on how to spend 2, 4 and 5 days in Singapore.

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To help you set your own budget, here are the expenses if you follow the days itinerary posted above. Make sure to review all discounts & online booking prices.

Transport expenses breakdown

EZ-Link card — SGD 10 — Per card. Includes SGD 5 stored value).

Sentosa Express monorail — SGD 4 — Per person. Includes unlimited rides on the Sentosa Express.

Activities/attraction costs breakdown

Marina Bay Sands Skypark — SGD 30 ( Book here ) — Per person admission/entrance fee.

Gardens by the Bay Cloud + Flower Dome — SGD 32 ( Book here ) — Per person admission/entrance fee.

Universal Studios Singapore — SGD 83 ( Book here ) — Per person admission/entrance fee.

Singapore Flyer — SGD 40 ( Book here ) — Per person admission/entrance fee.

Total Budget Travel Expenses

Transport — SGD 34 / PHP 1,413 — Singapore MRT train/bus fares for 3 days & Sentosa monorail.

Accommodations   — SGD 105 / PHP 4,366 —  Per person. 2 nights stay in a budget hotel (twin-sharing).

Food — SGD 90 / PHP 3,742 — SGD 10 per meal (local food) for 3 days.

Sub-total (without activities) — SGD 229 / PHP 9,521 — Excludes flights. Includes transport, accommodations and food.

The amount above serves as a good reference for how much to spend on a budget trip to Singapore. As you may already know, actual expenses may vary depending on what you choose to include in your itinerary. If you have the means to indulge, simply use the expenses provided to calculate your estimated budget.

Activities — SGD 185 / PHP 7,692 —  Admission tickets/entrance fees on selected activities mentioned above.

TOTAL (with activities) — SGD 185 / PHP 17,214 —  Including activities & 3D2N expenses above.

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Other expenses

Singapore Cable Car — SGD 28 ( Book here ) — Roundtrip per person.

Legoland Malaysia — SGD 58 ( Book here ) — Per person admission/entrance fee.

SG-Legoland Malaysia Bus Transfers — SGD 26 ( Book here ) — Roundtrip per person.

Singapore Data eSIM — SGD 3.5.

Southeast Asia Data eSIM — SGD 4.25.

Book your stay near MRT train stations if you plan on getting around conveniently by public transport.

Clark Quay (Riverside), Chinatown, Little India & Bugis are the most popular places to stay for backpackers and budget travelers.

You can find most of the mid-range and luxury hotels in Orchard Road, Marina Bay, Promenade/City Hall area & Sentosa Island.

Click below to see rates and compare hotels in Hong Kong within your budget.

Recommended Singapore Hotels

Marina Bay Sands ( Book here / Compare Rates ) Upscale / Marina Bay

JEN Orchardgateway by Shangri-La ( Book here / Compare Rates ) Upscale / Orchard Rd

V Hotel Bencoolen ( Book here / Compare Rates ) Mid-range / Bencoolen

Hotel 81 Bugis ( Book here / Compare Rates ) Budget / Bugis

Butternut Tree Hotel ( Book here / Compare Rates ) Budget / Chinatown

Galaxy Pods Chinatown ( Book here / Compare Rates ) Budget Backpacker / Chinatown

7 Wonders Hostel Upper Dickson ( Book here / Compare Rates ) Budget Backpacker / Little India

Merlion & Singapore River

Marina Bay Sands

Gardens by the Bay

Jewel Changi Airport

2 Days Singapore Itinerary (2D1N)

Singapore Airport arrival

Singapore Hotel check-in

Universal Studios Singapore

Merlion & Singapore River

4 Days Singapore-Malaysia Itinerary (4D3N)

Visiting Malaysia during your trip to Singapore is a great idea, as the two countries are close neighbors. If you’re considering a day trip, Legoland Malaysia is an easy and popular option. When planning my itineraries, I prefer to schedule the farthest spot as early as possible. This allows for more flexibility in how to spend the last day before your flight out. So, in this case, I suggest visiting Legoland Malaysia on your second day. See the sample itinerary below:

Day 1 – SG City Tour

9:30 AM — Singapore Airport arrival

10:30 AM — Singapore Hotel check-in. Book here / Compare Rates

11 AM — Merlion Park & Singapore River Esplanade

12 NN — Lau Pa Sat Hawker Center

1 PM — Marina Bay Sands & MBS Skypark (SGD 30). Book here

3 PM — Gardens by The Bay (SGD 32). Book here

7:45 PM — Garden Rhapsody Light Show

Day 2 – Legoland Malaysia

8:30 AM — Singapore to Legoland Transfer

10 AM — Legoland Malaysia

7 PM — Makansutra Gluttons By The Bay

Day 3 – Universal Studios & Sentosa

8 AM — Sentosa Island. Palawan & Siloso Beach.

10 AM — Universal Studios Singapore (SGD 83). Book here

4:30 PM — Singapore Flyer (SGD 40). Book here

6 PM — Helix Bridge

9 PM — MBS Spectra Light & Water Show

Day 4 – Culture

8 AM — Fort Canning Park & Tree Tunnel

10 AM — Chinatown

1 PM — Mustafa Center & Little India

3 PM — Jewel Changi Airport

8 PM — Changi Airport Departure

5 Days Singapore-Malaysia-Indonesia Itinerary (5D4N)

Visiting Indonesia on a day trip from Singapore is another popular option for travelers who love to collect passport stamps. You can follow the same itinerary as above, but insert a day tour to Batam Island or Bintan Island on Day 2.

Day 2 – Batam Island, Indonesia

10 AM — Singapore to Batam Ferry

Pura Agung Amerta Bhuana

Masjid Tanwirun Naja (Masjid Tanjak)

Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya Temple

Taman Rajawali Bandara Hang Nadim

Seafood Lunch

Golden City Kios

Welcome To Batam Monument

Museum Batam Raja Ali Haji

Barelang Bridge

Mega Mall Batam Centre

Batam to Singapore Ferry

Day 3 – Legoland Malaysia

Day 4 – universal studios & sentosa, day 5 – culture, detailed 4 days singapore-malaysia diy itinerary (4d3n), day 1:  gardens by the bay, merlion & singapore river.

Enjoy your first-day sightseeing in Singapore’s historic and modern districts.

Flight to Singapore

Arrive on the earliest flight to Singapore to maximize your trip.

All flights to Singapore arrive at Changi International Airport (SIN). This airport is the 6th’s busiest in the world & among the world’s best. You’ll experience easy arrivals here and convenient transfers to the city center by train, taxi, ride-sharing or private car.

Manila to Singapore flight itinerary.

Step 1  (0300 am): Arrive at Manila-NAIA Airport. Arrive 3-4 hours before your flight departure. Expect long queues at check-in/bag drop counters, immigration & security checkpoints.

Step 2 : Pay the  Philippine Travel Tax  (for outbound Philippine residents only) — Price is P1,620 per person on economy class ticket.

Step 3 : Proceed to the bag drop counters if you’re bringing checked-in luggage. Always use web/mobile check-in at least 4 hours before your flight, well before arriving at the airport. The earlier the better.

Step 4 : Clear Philippine immigration checkpoint.

Step 5 : Wait for boarding call at the pre-departure area.

Step 6  (0600 am): Manila to Singapore flight departure.

1000 am:  Singapore-Changi Airport arrival

Arriving at Changi International Airport

Step 1 : Clear Singapore immigration checkpoint.

Step 2 : Claim checked-in luggage (if any) and clear customs checkpoint.

Step 3 : Exchange currency to Singapore dollars or withdraw money at ATM.

Step 4 : Claim pre-booked SIM card/pocket WiFi hotspot at the designated claiming area. Or, activate e-SIM if you haven’t already.

Google Maps is a must-have app when traveling on your own. Use the “transit” directions feature to see suggestions on how to get around by public transport.

Google Maps directions includes all train/bus routes in Singapore & travel time estimates. This is very helpful because this itinerary makes good use of Singapore’s train & bus system.

Remember, the directions feature only works online, so you will need mobile internet access. Either buy a data e-SIM plan, local SIM Card, rent a pocket WiFi device or get a good roaming data plan from your current provider.

Singapore travel e-SIM — SGD 4.7 discount price online. 1GB internet for 5 days

Singapore local SIM card — SGD 8.60. Includes 100GB 4G data + free 20 minutes of international calls

Singapore Airport to city/hotel transfer

How to get to singapore city center from from changi airport.

You can take the train, Grab (ride-sharing app), private car, airport shuttle, taxi or public bus.

Singapore has an excellent train (metro/subway) network. It’s an affordable, fast & convenient transport option to/from the airport & around Singapore.

Step 1 : Go to the Changi Airport MRT train station located on the underground level between Terminal 2 and Terminal 3.

From Terminal 1, you can take the free/complimentary airport Skytrain to Terminal 3 & walk to Changi Airport MRT train station.

From Terminal 4, ride the free/complimentary airport shuttle to Terminal 2 & walk to Changi Airport MRT train station.

Step 2 : Buy an EZ-Link Card or Singapore Tourist Pass.

To get to the train platforms simply tap your EZ-Link Card or Singapore Tourist Pass on the card/ticket reader.

Step 3 : Ride the MRT train from Changi Airport to the MRT station nearest your hotel. Travel time is 30 minutes to 1 hour.

Start at Changi Airport MRT station (CG2). Take the Green “East West” Line (towards Tanah Merah). You can board any train because Changi Airport Station is the end of the line.

If you are staying in Chinatown, here’s how to get there:

Step 4 : Change trains at Expo station (CG1/DT35). Board the blue “Downtown” Line (towards Bukit Panjang)

Step 5 : Drop-off at Chinatown.

Step 6 : Walk or ride a taxi/Grab to your hotel.

If you are staying elsewhere, use Google Maps to get directions or ask the airport information desk.

EZ-Link Card  — This stored-value (pre-paid) card is used to pay for train and bus rides in Singapore. EZ-Link Card holders enjoy discounted fares, usually 30% cheaper than the standard fare.

It can be purchased at Changi Airport station or any major train station in the city.

The initial price is SGD 10 per card. Includes SGD 5 stored value and SGD 5 non-refundable card cost. You can top-up at any 7-Eleven store. Only 1 person is allowed per card.

Singapore Tourist Pass — Offers unlimited rides on non-premium trains and buses. The price is SGD22 for the 1-day pass, SGD29 for the 2-day pass & SGD34 for the 3-day pass.

By taxi or ride-sharing

Taxi stands can be found at the arrival levels of each Terminal. A ride to the city takes around 30 minutes. Better yet, use Grab for convenient & often cheaper rides in Singapore.

By private car

Book airport transfers online for stress-free private transfers between Singapore airport and your city hotel. Cars can seat up to 3, 5 and 9 people.

1100 am:  Singapore Hotel check-in

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1130 am:  Lau Pa Sat Food Court

Explore Singapore’s multi-cultural cuisine, which includes Chinese, Indian and Malay dishes.

Lau Pa Sat is one of my favorite places to eat because of its airy ambiance and Instagram-able angles. This food court, made up of many hawker stalls, is housed in a stunning historic building & surrounded by towering glass buildings in the busy central business district.

You don’t have to spend a lot to enjoy good food in Singapore. Meal prices in hawker centers are very reasonable, ranging from SGD 5 to SGD 10 per dish. An easy way to spot if the food at a hawker stall is any good is to see a long queue of people waiting to order.

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How to get to Lau Pa Sat

Step 1 : Ride the MRT train to Telok Ayer (DT18), Downtown (DT17) or Raffles Place station (EW14/NS26).

Step 2 : Walk to Lau Pa Sat (5 to 10 minutes/300 to 600m walk).

1230 pm:  Merlion Park & Singapore River

A trip to Singapore is not complete without a visit to the iconic half-fish half-lion statue at Merlion Park. Here, you can also enjoy a stunning 360-degree view of the soaring Singapore skyline and World-famous structures surrounding Marina Bay. Pass by the historic Fullerton Hotel and explore a section of the peaceful Singapore River.

Keep an eye out for several bronze sculptures that depict the life of people living and working along the river during the early days of Singapore.

If you arrive early & you’re up for a walk, cross the Cavenagh Bridge to see the old buildings, museums, and monuments in the Civic District. Including the Victoria Theatre & Concert Hall, Asian Civilizations Museum, Raffles Landing Site, Parliament Of Singapore & National Gallery Singapore.

How to get to Merlion Park from Lau Pa Sat

Step 1 : Walk to Raffles Pl Stn Exit F bus stop (Stop ID: 03031) along Collyer Quay St. 3 minutes/200m walk.

Step 2 : Ride bus #10, #75, #100, #130 or #196 from Raffles Pl Stn Exit F to 21 Esplanade Dr bus stop. Travel time is around 2 minutes.

When traveling on buses in Singapore, you should tap your EZ-Link card on the reader near the bus entrance/exit. Tap once after boarding. Tap a second time before exiting/alighting. Remember to enter through the door near the driver & exit using other door.

Step 3 : Drop-off at the next stop, at Fullerton Sq (Stop ID: 03011) beside Fullerton Hotel.

Step 4 : Walk to Merlion Park. 3 minutes/200m walk.

From the bus stop, go inside Fullerton Hotel & walk through the underground link to One Fullerton building. This walkway is air-conditioned and passes through the beautiful lobby of the hotel.

You can also just walk towards the Singapore River & cross the footpath under the bridge to get to Merlion Park.

0300 pm:  Gardens by the Bay

The Gardens by the Bay was built to transform Singapore from a “Garden City” to a “City in a Garden.” This is my #1 favorite attraction in Singapore. There’s nothing on Earth quite like it. Best of all, admission to the outdoor gardens is free! There are two conservatories that you can visit as well. Both are well worth paying for admission. Take at least 1 hour to visit each conservatory.

The Flower Dome, inspired by a world of perpetual spring, houses colorful blooming flower fields and exotic plants.

Meanwhile, the Cloud Forest Dome recreates a botanical jungle veiled in mist. Inside you’ll find a 50-meter high man-made waterfall, the tallest indoor waterfall in the world and elevated walkways that get you close-up views of the forest-covered mountain.

If you have extra time, take a breathtaking walk along the OCBC Skyway for a canopy view of the amazing Supertrees.

Could Forest Dome + Flower Dome admission/entrance fee — SGD 32 per adult discount price online for the 1-Day Ticket.

How to get to Gardens from the Bay from Merlion Park or Fullerton Hotel

Step 1 : From One Fullerton building & Merlion Park, follow the waterfront footpath towards Marina Boulevard. Walk to ‘The Sail’ bus stop (03381) along Marina Boulevard. 9 minutes/700m walk.

Step 2 : Ride bus #400 from ‘The Sail’ to ‘Before Gardens by the Bay’ bus stop (3 stops away). Travel time is around 3 minutes.

Step 3 : Drop-off at ‘Before Gardens by the Bay’ bus stop (03371).

Better yet, go by taxi or Grab to avoid long walks.

0745 pm:  Garden Light & Sound Show

This show runs every night at Gardens by the Bay. It is one of the best things to do in Singapore, for free!

You’ll see the entire Supertree Grove sparkle with a 15-minute display of colorful lights. The best spot is directly beneath one of the towering Supertrees. You can lie down and enjoy the magical views facing the dark night sky.

Gardens By The Bay light & sound show schedule  — Every night at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM.

While waiting for the first show to start, have dinner at nearby Satay by the Bay hawker centre. If you have the budget, enjoy dining at Indochine restaurant found on the pinnacle of the tallest Supertree.

0930 pm:  Marina Bay Sands Light & Water Show

End your first night with The Wander Full Light and Water Show at Marina Bay Sands. This 13-minute synchronized fountain show is set against the bright lights of Singapore’s skyline. Take your spot in the middle section of the stage for the best views.

Marina Bay Sands light & water Show show schedule:

Sunday to Thursday — 8:00 pm, 9:30 pm. Friday & Saturday — 8:00pm, 9:30pm, 11:00pm.

After the Garden Rhapsody Light & Sound Show, you can to Marina Bay Sands and arrive in time for the 9:30 PM (second) show schedule.

How to get to Marina Bay Sands from Gardens by the Bay

Step 1 : Walk towards Marina Bay Sands.

Step 2 : Cross the Lion’s Bridge (overpass) that connects Gardens by the Bay to Marina Bay Sands Hotel.

Your can also pass through the underground link that connects Gardens by the Bay to the Bayfront MRT station & Marina Bay Sands.

Step 3 : Walk through the hotel & The Shoppes at Marina Bay.

Step 4 : Exit the main (waterfront) entrance of The Shoppes at Marina Bay and walk to the sort of amphitheater-type seating that fronts the water show.

Day 2:  Universal Studios Singapore & Sentosa

Experience must-visit attractions & theme parks on Sentosa Island!

0930 am:  Universal Studios Singapore

No doubt, most of you first-timers to Singapore have already planned to go to Universal Studios Singapore.

Famous attractions here include the Battlestar Galactica dual roller-coaster ride, WaterWorld show, TRANSFORMERS The Ride, Shrek 4-D Adventure ride & Revenge of the Mummy ride.

Avoid larger crowds later in the day by visiting in time for 10 AM opening.

Make sure to check the show schedules so you don’t miss it, especially the WaterWorld show.

Universal Studios Singapore admission/entrance fee — SGD 83 per adult discount price online for the 1-Day Ticket.

How to get to Sentosa Island

OPTION 1: By Singapore Cable Car

Most scenic way to get to Sentosa.

Step 1 : Ride the MRT train to HarbourFront station (Purple line NE1/Orange line CC29). Travel time is around 20 minutes.

Step 2 : Take Exit B to Harbourfront Centre and follow the signs leading to the Singapore Cable Car at Harbourfront Tower II.

Step 3 : Ride the cable car from Harbourfront to Sentosa station.

Step 4 : Drop-off at Sentosa station.

Step 5 : Walk to Imbiah Station of the Sentosa Express monorail.

Step 6 : Ride the monorail to Waterfront Station.

Step 7 : Drop-off at Waterfront Station & walk to the entrance of Universal Studios Singapore.

If you want to have early lunch before going, there’s a Malaysian Food Street filled with affordable hawker stalls found near the main entrance.

Singapore Cable Car admission/entrance fee — SGD 28 per adult discount price online for the Sky Pass Ticket.

OPTION 2: By Sentosa Express monorail

Cheaper option compared to the cable car.

Step 2 : Take Exit E to VivoCity & walk to the Sentosa Express monorail station at Level 3.

Step 3 : Ride the monorail to Waterfront Station.

Step 4 : Drop-off at Waterfront Station & walk to the entrance of Universal Studios Singapore.

Sentosa Express monorail ticket — SGD 4 per adult . Includes unlimited rides on the Sentosa Express + Sentosa island admission fee

OPTION 3: Sentosa Boardwalk

From VivoCity, you can walk all the way to Sentosa Island via the Sentosa Boardwalk. This is the cheapest option.

I recommend that you take either the Sentosa Express monorail or Singapore Cable Car. Save all that walking for your full-day sightseeing instead.

0400 pm:  Sentosa Island attractions

Spend a fun day at Sentosa Island, dubbed as Asia’s Favorite Playground.

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Sentosa FUN Pass — SGD 81.50 per adult price online. The lowest package includes entry to 3 attractions.

iFly Singapore — SGD 89 per adult discount price online. Includes pre-flight training, 2 sky dives & more.

0600 pm:  Sentosa Beaches

Explore the sandy beaches in Sentosa Island: Siloso Beach, Palawan Beach & Tanjong Beach. Cross a hanging bridge & walk to the top of the wooden watchtower on tiny Palawan Island.

How to get to Sentosa Beaches

Step 1 : Ride the Sentosa Express monorail to Beach Station.

Step 2 : Ride the free beach tram to Siloso Beach, Palawan Beach or Tanjong Beach.

Day 3:  Legoland Malaysia

A trip to Legoland hits two birds with one stone: (1) A fun experience in the only Legoland Theme Park in Southeast Asia (2) a side trip across the border. It’s perfect for Lego fanatics, families traveling with kids and travelers who simply want to collect passport stamps & visit more countries in one trip.

0830 am:  Singapore to Legoland transfer

Pre-book your shared bus ticket or private car online for easy transfers over the border to Legoland Malaysia.

Legoland & Hello Kitty Town Transfers from Singapore — SGD 26 roundtrip fare per adult.

How to get to Legoland Malaysia from Singapore

Step 1 : Pre-book your transfers onilne using the link above.

Step 2 : Proceed to the pick-up location at least 30 minutes before the departure time. For Singapore Flyer pick-up, the bus departs at 9:00 am and 10:30 am. For Big Box Jurong East pick-up, the bus departs at 9:30am and 11:00am.

Step 3 : At the Singapore border control, you will need to get off the bus to clear the Singapore immigration and customs checkpoints.

Step 4 : Board the bus again for the transfer to the Malaysia border control.

Step 5 : Clear the Malaysia immigration and customs checkpoints.

Step 6 : Board the bus for the transfer to Legoland Malaysia

1000 am:  Legoland Malaysia

Don’t miss the impressive miniature Lego recreations of many of Asia’s best-known landmarks. I really loved it because it made me feel nostalgic about my trips to these places. If you’re set to explore more countries in Asia, the Miniland in Legoland Malaysia is sure to inspire your wanderlust.

Legoland Malaysia Theme Park admission/entrance fee — SGD 57.5 per adult discount price online for the 1-Day Ticket.

Queues at the immigration checkpoints are usually longer during the late afternoon rush hours.

Aim to depart Legoland at around 5:15 pm so you can arrive in Singapore by 6:30 pm.

0630 pm:  Marina Bay Skypark (Option #1)

See a bird’s eye view of Singapore at Marina Bay Skypark or the Singapore Flyer. You can actually visit both in one afternoon if you’re really up for it. The best time to visit is during sunset to dusk when the sky comes alive with golden hues.

From Marina Bay Skypark, you can see a 360-degree overlooking view of Singapore including the central business district skyline, colonial heritage district & Gardens by the Bay.

How to get to Marina Bay Skypark

From the drop-off location at Singapore Flyer, cross the Helix Bridge towards Marina Bay Sands.

Walk to Marina Bay Skypark entrance/ticketing booth located outside The Shoppes mall, on the same side as Louis Vuitton store, ArtScience Museum & Helix Bridge.

If you are coming from eslsewhere, ride the MRT train to Bayfront Station (Orange Line CE1/Blue Line DT16).

Marina Bay Skypark skip-the-line admission ticket/entrance fee — SGD 30 per adult price online.

Singapore Flyer (Option #2)

The views are not as high as Marina Bay Skypark, but the Singapore Flyer is definitely a more exciting experience. This observation wheel was the tallest Ferris wheel when it opened in 2008. Each “flight” or rotation lasts for about 30 minutes, just the right speed to enjoy the views without too much thrill.

How to get to Singapore Flyer

From Marina Bay Sands, cross the Helix Bridge back to Singapore Flyer.

If you are coming from eslsewhere, ride the MRT train to Promenade Station (Orange Line CC4). Then, walk to Singapore Flyer.

Singapore Flyer admission  — SGD 33 per adult walk-in price.

Helix Bridge

This man-made marvel is not only an impressive architectural feat, it also provides stunning views of Marina Bay and the Singapore skyline. The best time to visit is during the “blue hour” at dusk, after sunset.

0800 pm:  Makansutra Gluttons Bay

This is one of my favorite places to eat dinner in Singapore. Don’t miss the BBQ stingray and cereal prawns! Makansutra Gluttons Bay is located beside the Esplanade building, on 8 Raffles Ave, #01-15, Esplanade Mall.

How to get to Makansutra Gluttons Bay

It’s an easy walk from Singapore Flyer. Nearest train station is Promenade MRT station (Blue Line DT15 / Orange Line CC4).

Day 4:  Chinatown & Shopping

0900 am:  singapore chinatown.

On your last day, go sightseeing and enjoy a food tour in historic Chinatown. This area is where you can visit Taoist temples, Buddhist temple, a mosque, and Hindu temple all in one walk. There are a lot of shops here that sell cheap souvenirs if you want to buy pasalubong before your flight back home.

Spots to see in Chinatown

Shops along Pagoda Street and nearby walking streets

Chinatown Heritage Centre

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple

Sri Mariamman Temple

Thian Hock Keng Temple

Nagore Dargah (Islamic shrine)

Masjid Al-Abrar (mosque)

Masjid Jamae Chulia (mosque)

Where to eat in Chinatown

Chinatown Food Street — Located on 7 Smith Street.

Chinatown Complex — Located on 335 Smith Street.

Maxwell Road Food Centre — Located on cor Maxwell Road-Kadayanallur Street.

How to get to Chinatown

Step 1 : Ride the MRT train to Chinatown Station (Purple Line NE4/Blue Line DT19). Travel time is around 15 minutes.

Step 2 : From Chinatown Station, attractions in Chinatown are easily reached on foot.

1200 pm:  Shopping

Want to do more shopping? Here are some places that you can go:

Orchard Road  — Clothing & branded items. The nearest MRT stations are Orchard (Red Line NS22) and Somerset (NS23).

Mustafa Centre, Little India  — Imported food/goods for pasalubong. Mustafa Centre is located in 145 Syed Alwi Rd. The nearest MRT station is Farrer Park (Purple Line NE8).

Changi City Point mall  — Outlet stores, discount clothing stores. Changi City Point is located in 5 Changi Business Park Central 1, near the airport. The nearest MRT station is Expo (Green Line CG1).

0300 pm:  Hotel check-out & Singapore Airport transfer

0330 pm:  singapore airport & flight check-in, departing from singapore-changi airport.

Step 1 : Arrive at Singapore-Changi Airport three hours before your flight so that you have enough time for check-in, baggage drop, and immigration procedures

Step 2 : At Changi Airport MRT station, proceed to the refund booth if you want to refund the remaining balance of your EZ-Link card.

Step 3 : Bag drop/check-in for Singapore return flight. No additional airport/departure taxes or terminal fees are collected on outbound flights from Singapore. All taxes & fees should be included in the flight ticket price.

Step 4 : Clear Singapore immigration checkpoint

Step 5 : If bought items applicable for a Goods and Services Tax (GST) refund, you can claim it at the GST refund booths.

Step 6 : Wait for boarding call at pre-departure area.

Step 7 : Singapore flight departure.

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June 11, 2017 at 7:13 pm

Thanks.We are both Seniors,my husband walks with a cane.We are interested in the 4 Day package Singapore Tour August 30 to Sept 2.Please help us plan our tour which provides transportation and with a group.Thanks and God bless.

June 12, 2017 at 2:21 am

Hello Edna, you might want to check bus tours in Singapore that provides convenient transport around major tourist attractions: https://www.klook.com/city/6-singapore/2-cate/?p=1&order=0 or simply charter your own private transport https://www.klook.com/city/6-singapore/44-tag/?p=1&order=0

July 2, 2017 at 8:33 am

Thank you.Your article is very helpful.God protect you, give you more wisdom and bless the work of your hands.

July 28, 2017 at 3:42 pm

Hi Marcos, I will go to Singapore on August 7 and I will arrive at around 12 to 1 AM. As much as possible, I want to avoid riding on a taxi and I learned that MTR and buses don’t operate on that time. Is there any other way I can get to my hotel in Little India? I would really appreciate your reply. Thanks in advance

August 19, 2017 at 10:21 pm

Ask the airport staff about the shuttle services available when you arrive at SG Airport.

September 4, 2017 at 4:04 am

Your itinerary is very detailed. This is very helpful. ? I have questions though for further clarification. I saw on the link you provided for private cars. It says Php 1330 (4 pax). Is this the price of the car rental good for 4 already or each person pays Php1330? How many hours can we use the car? I’m hoping you know the answers. Thanks!

September 4, 2017 at 11:20 pm

Do you mean this one ? According to the page, it’s charged per hour per vehicle. You can click the “SELECT” button and enter the date/number of hours to know the total price of the package.

February 17, 2018 at 9:52 am

Hi Marcos! You have captured Singapore’s iconic places in a few days with informative insights and clear details. I’m a Filipina and have been living in this island for about 9 yrs now and dare I say I’m not as pro with your well-thought itinerary! Well done you :)

April 10, 2018 at 1:48 pm

Hi Marcos, I got confused on your day 2 – Universal Studios Singapore and Sentosa island. The tome says 9:30, 4am, 7:30 and 6am. Which one should we do first? Thank you.

April 10, 2018 at 2:05 pm

Thanks for the heads up Benny. Here’s the updated timings:

0930 am Universal Studios Singapore 0400 pm Sentosa Island attractions 0600 pm Sentosa Beaches 0730 pm Wings of Time

April 11, 2018 at 9:25 am

Thanks for the update! :)

June 25, 2018 at 10:04 pm

Hi, what would you recommend the ez link card or the tourist pass. Travelling to singapore for 4d/3n

July 15, 2018 at 6:14 pm

Assuming you’re following main itinerary posted above, the EZ Link card is more cost effective. This is only because of the full day trip to Legoland sandwiched between days for the SG sightseeing. The tourist pass is more economical if you are sightseeing heavily around SG for multiple consecutive days (i.e. not just staying in one area for the whole day).

December 6, 2018 at 2:46 pm

Singapore Flyer is a very nice thing you can take the view of the city, this is a nice trip for the city.

March 12, 2019 at 5:11 pm

Hi Marcos. Thank you for your article, very informative indeed! But i have question. We’re planning to include Legoland on our last day. Is this possible and will not have any problem in Malaysian immigration? Because our flight back to Ph will be at 11pm on the same day. We plan to depart going to Legoland at 8am and we’ll depart from Legoland to Changi Airport at 5pm. Hoping for your response soon. Godbless.

March 26, 2019 at 10:04 pm

Hi Rose, that seems like enough time… if you can avoid putting the trip to Legoland on the last day, it would be better.

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Tour bus driver allegedly ditches 20 passengers after souvenir snub; Singapore Tourism Board investigating incident

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The bus driver allegedly abandoned 20 Chinese tourists along Race Course Road, Singapore. - Photo: Shin Min Daily News

SINGAPORE: A group of Chinese tourists got more than they bargained for during their vacation to Singapore after a heated argument with the tour bus driver.

The incident on Aug 16 saw 20 tourists abandoned on Race Course Road following a dispute over the purchase of souvenirs.

Video footage of the incident shows a group of unhappy tourists arguing with a bus driver.

One woman can be heard accusing the driver of kicking them off the bus for not spending enough money.

“The driver left us stranded in a foreign country for four hours, in nearly 40-degree heat,” one of the tourists wrote in a now-deleted social media post.

“We wanted to call the police, but our tour leader threatened us.”

The tourist, who identified herself online as Wei Da Piaoliang, alleged that the bus driver had tried to sell them souvenirs earlier in the day, but their purchases failed to meet his expectations.

She claims the situation escalated after lunch when a female tourist, suffering from high blood pressure, attempted to retrieve medication from the bus but was denied access.

Adding fuel to the fire, the driver allegedly hit another tourist with the bus door while departing.

When contacted by Shin Min Daily News, an eyewitness who works at a nearby restaurant confirmed seeing a group of agitated tourists arguing loudly with a bus driver.

“My worker and I heard shouting from outside and rushed out to see what was going on,” said the 37-year-old restaurant owner, who declined to be named.

“We didn’t know what the fight was about, but it seemed like things were getting out of hand.”

The restaurant owner, whose establishment regularly serves tour groups, said that his workers offered drinks and ice cream to the stranded tourists while they waited for alternative transport.

Another tour bus driver, who recognised his colleague in the video, claimed that it was common practice for drivers to sell souvenirs to tourists for extra cash.

“We’ve been doing this for years. It's not a secret, the companies know,” said the 70-year-old driver, who asked not to be named.

“We usually sell small things like keychains and perfume. Nothing expensive.”

He added that drivers were not obliged to carry luggage for their passengers and sometimes resorted to selling souvenirs to supplement their income.

"We do a lot of heavy lifting. Some of those bags can weigh up to 40-50 kg,” he said.

“It would be nice if customers were a bit more understanding."

The affected tourists have since filed a formal complaint with the Chinese Embassy in Singapore.

On Thursday (Aug 22), Stomp reported that The Singapore Tourism Board was investigating the Aug 16 incident in which tourists were allegedly abandoned by their tour bus driver at Race Course Road following a dispute with him over the purchase of souvenirs.

The Chinese Embassy in Singapore also confirmed it received a report of the incident and added that it had sent a car to pick up the tourists, according to Shin Min Daily News.

In the incident that took place at noon at Race Course Road, a group of Chinese tourists was shown in a video arguing with a tour bus driver from a local travel agency.

The tourists claimed they were insulted and cursed at because they did not buy the souvenirs sold by the driver.

They accused the driver of unloading their luggage from the bus and said he was unapologetic.

"As the regulator of travel agents in Singapore, we emphasise that all licensees must fulfil their obligations," said an STB spokesperson.

"STB will not tolerate any behaviour that disrespects or puts tourists at risk. The authority will not hesitate to take action against operators who engage in poor tourism practices.

"We are committed to maintaining Singapore's reputation as a safe and welcoming destination for all travellers."

An embassy spokesperson said it received a report from a tourist in a Chinese tour group in Singapore on the same day of the incident.

The tourist complained that the group was verbally abused by the driver in an argument and he rejected their demand for an apology.

The embassy advised the tourist to make a police report and sent a car to pick up the tourists.

It is reported that the tour group left for Malaysia the next day as planned and returned to China on Aug 19. - The New Paper, Stomp

Tags / Keywords: Singapore , Tour bus , driver , allegedly , ditches , 20 passengers , souvenir snub , Singapore Tourism Board , investigate

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Capt. Stanley Ng, President and Chief Operating Officer of PAL said, “Philippine Airlines is thrilled to once again partner with Singapore. Its dynamic culture has inspired the travels of countless Filipinos across our years of operations. Building on our shared success, we look forward to working together to create more opportunities for more Filipinos to experience how Singapore continues to be a world-class leisure destination.”   

Melissa Ow, Chief Executive of STB said, “The Philippines is one of Singapore’s key markets and has recovered strongly with the support of longstanding partners like Philippine Airlines. They have been instrumental in reinforcing Singapore’s position as a vibrant lifestyle destination, where ordinary moments are transformed into extraordinary experiences. We are excited to bring our partnership with Philippine Airlines to the next level, and to welcome more Filipino travelers to Singapore soon.” 

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Aug 23, 2024

• Entire 777F fleet to be equipped with Lufthansa Technik’s and BASF’s drag-reducing riblet films
• One percent fuel saving and emissions reduction expected for the sharkskin-modified aircraft

Lufthansa Technik AG is proud to announce EVA Air as the first Asian airline having signed for modifications with its drag-reducing and hence fuel-saving AeroSHARK surface technology jointly developed with BASF. The Taipei-based airline decided to have its entire cargo fleet of nine Boeing 777F long-range freighters modified with the innovative riblet films covering the aircraft’s fuselage and engine nacelles. With B-16786, a first EVA Air freighter has already undergone this comprehensive modification at the airline’s homebase at Taipei Taoyuan International Airport. Closely guided by Lufthansa Technik, the modification was executed by EVA Air's affiliate, Evergreen Aviation Technologies Corp. (EGAT). The aircraft is expected to re-enter commercial service in early September.

AeroSHARK is a functional surface film that is modeled on the drag-reducing structure of sharkskin. It consists of ribs around 50 micrometers in size – the so-called riblets. If several hundred square meters of the fuselage and engine nacelles are covered with this, the frictional resistance of the aircraft is reduced so significantly that fuel consumption and the resulting emissions are reduced by around one percent. Extrapolated to EVA Air’s nine 777F aircraft, this equates to annual savings of more than 2,500 metric tons of kerosene and more than 7,800 metric tons of CO2 emissions.

“EVA Air is continually progressing towards its goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, constantly seeking the latest technologies to reduce our carbon footprint,” said Albert Liao, Executive Vice President Corporate Planning Division at EVA Air. “We are delighted to collaborate with Lufthansa Technik in applying the fuel-saving AeroSHARK surface technology to our 777F freighters. This innovation not only reduces fuel consumption but also lowers CO2 emissions. EVA Air will continuously monitor the actual fuel-saving benefits and further evaluate additional aircraft to be equipped with this technology.”

“EVA Air is well known for both its pioneering spirit and its technical expertise, hence we are all the more pleased that we succeeded in convincing them about the benefits of AeroSHARK, the world’s most advanced sharkskin product for the commercial aviation industry,” said Dr. Wassef Ayadi, Senior Director Customer Relations OEM & Special Engineering Services at Lufthansa Technik. “We are proud that with AeroSHARK we can provide international pioneers like EVA Air with a real quick-win measure to reduce the environmental footprint of their operations.”

Lufthansa Technik currently holds Supplemental Type Certificates (STCs) for the AeroSHARK modification of two types of Boeing 777, which is now in full swing at various airlines across the globe. Besides EVA Air’s first sharkskin-equipped freighter, a double-digit number of aircraft is already in worldwide service with AeroSHARK, and it is constantly growing further. EVA Air’s entire 777 fleet is expected to be equipped until 2027.

Lufthansa Technik and BASF have moreover set themselves the goal of consistently developing AeroSHARK further in order to support many more airlines around the world in achieving their sustainability goals. Current development priorities include approvals for additional aircraft types and also for ever larger surface areas. In initial model calculations, the sharkskin technology could even avoid CO2 emissions of up to three percent in its maximum expansion stage.

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