Singapore Tour Packages

Featured Packages

Get Your Heart Racing – Singapore’s Top Thrill Zones

AJ Hackett Sentosa – Bungy Jump & Giant Swing

The ultimate free-fall thrill! Leap from 47 meters with the Singapore skyline and ocean as your backdrop.

iFly Singapore – Indoor Skydiving

The world’s largest themed wind tunnel for indoor skydiving — feel the sensation of a real skydive, without jumping from a plane.

Skyline Luge Sentosa

A gravity-fueled thrill ride where you control your speed down winding tracks through tunnels, slopes, and hairpin turns.

Go-Karting at KF1 Karting Circuit

A real Formula One-style racing experience on Singapore’s largest and most advanced karting track.

Cycling or Mountain Biking at Bukit Timah Nature Reserve

One of Singapore’s few natural rainforests — home to challenging bike trails winding through rugged terrain, steep slopes, and dense greenery.

Wakeboarding at Singapore Wake Park

Singapore’s only cable-ski park, set in a lagoon at East Coast Park — wakeboard without a boat!

Where Icons Meet Innovation – Singapore Must-Sees

Gardens by the Bay

Supertree Grove – towering vertical gardens with a stunning light show at night.
Cloud Forest – misty mountain, lush greenery & indoor waterfall
Flower Dome – colorful blooms from around the world in a climate-controlled conservatory

Marina Bay Sands SkyPark

Soar above the city on the 57th floor
Breathtaking 360° views of Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, and the sea
Optional: Enjoy drinks at the CE LA VI SkyBar (entry with or without SkyPark ticket).

Jewel Changi Airport

HSBC Rain Vortex – world’s tallest indoor waterfall
Shiseido Forest Valley – lush indoor garden with walking trails.
Luxury shopping, international dining, Canopy Park, and Mirror Maze

Merlion Park

Snap a photo with the half-fish, half-lion icon
Enjoy views of Marina Bay Sands and the Esplanade

Singapore Flyer

Ride one of the world’s tallest observation wheels
30-minute rotation with aerial views of the city, bay, and even parts of Malaysia/Indonesia on clear days

The Helix Bridge

Inspired by the DNA double-helix — an architectural marvel linking Marina Centre and Marina South.

Beyond the Skyline – Discover Singapore’s Soul

Haji Lane

Singapore’s most colorful street with bold murals, indie boutiques, and quirky cafés — ideal for street-style photography.

Little India – House of Tan Teng Niah

A vibrant, rainbow-colored colonial building that stands out beautifully in photos.

Chinatown

A mix of heritage shophouses, street markets, and temples — especially photogenic during Chinese New Year.

MacRitchie Treetop Walk

For adventurous, nature-loving aesthetics, this suspension bridge in the middle of the forest is perfect.

Bugis Street & Waterloo Street

Bugis is a treasure trove of vibrant scenes—temples, food stalls, and street fashion. Waterloo Street is especially photogenic during religious festivals with flower vendors and devotees creating a bustling cultural vibe.

Kampong Glam

Sultan Mosque – An iconic golden-domed mosque set against a backdrop of pastel shophouses and palm-lined streets. The surrounding Arab Street is full of textile shops, cafés, and art-covered walls.

From Rooftops to Raves – Party the Singapore Way

Ce La Vi – Marina Bay Sands (SkyPark)

Rooftop bar/club with 360° views of the skyline. Great for dancing under the stars.

Marquee Singapore – Marina Bay Sands

Singapore’s largest nightclub with a 3-story slide, Ferris wheel, world-class DJs, and wild light shows.

Atlas – Bugis

One of the world’s most beautiful bars with a Great Gatsby feel and a 3-story gin tower.

Altitude Coast

Sky-high beach club vibes by day, rooftop parties by night.

Bar Rouge – Swissôtel The Stamford

Rooftop views from 71 floors up with red lighting, EDM sets, and themed parties.

Zouk – Clarke Quay

A legendary club on DJ Mag’s Top 100 list. Four concepts in one: Zouk main room, Capital, RedTail bar, and Phuture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a visa to visit Singapore?

Many nationalities enjoy visa-free entry, while others require a visa in advance. Check the Singapore Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) website for your specific requirements. Route Planners will assist you with all visa arrangements.

When is the best time to visit Singapore?

Singapore is a year-round destination with a warm, tropical climate. However, February to April tends to have the most pleasant weather and fewer heavy rains.

Is Singapore safe for tourists?

Yes, Singapore is one of the safest cities in the world. Just follow standard safety precautions with your valuables.

How can I travel around Singapore?

Singapore has an excellent public transport system, including MRT trains, buses, and taxis. Route Planners can also arrange private, air-conditioned transport for your convenience.

What language is spoken in Singapore?

Singapore has four official languages: English, Malay, Mandarin, and Tamil. English is widely spoken and used in most public places.

What kind of food can I expect?

Singapore is famous for its diverse cuisine, from hawker centers serving local dishes like Hainanese chicken rice and laksa to international restaurants. Vegetarian and vegan options are widely available.

What should I pack for my trip?

Pack lightweight, breathable clothing, comfortable walking shoes, an umbrella or raincoat (for sudden showers), and modest attire for visiting religious sites. Route Planners will provide a detailed packing list before your trip.

Can I use my phone in Singapore?

Yes, you can use international roaming or easily purchase a local SIM card with data at the airport or convenience stores. Route Planners can help you get connected on arrival.

What type of accommodation is included?

Travel insurance is highly recommended for your safety and peace of mind. Route Planners can assist you in choosing the right policy for your needs.

Do I need travel insurance?

While not mandatory, it’s highly recommended. Travel insurance gives you peace of mind in case of emergencies. We can guide you through selecting the right one if needed.