SINGAPORE
75 Tours Reviewed
A few pedals and suddenly you’re tasting Singapore. This downtown bike-and-food tour links the island’s neighborhoods to the way people actually eat, across Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam. You’ll cycle between food stops, snap photos of colorful two-story shophouses,…
Eight bites beat a whole day of wandering. This Chinatown street food tour lines up 8 tastings in about three hours, with a licensed English-speaking guide who ties each stop to the neighborhood’s story. I love the way it spotlights…
A bike ride through Singapore’s layers. This Brompton tour threads the Rail Corridor to Marina Bay on quiet paths, then layers in Civic District landmarks and the city’s ethnic neighborhoods. I like that the pace is slow and practical, so…
Gin tasting is fun when someone makes it easy. This guided session at Brass Lion Distillery turns a simple drink into a clear, learn-as-you-go experience. I like that you start with the distillery origin and craftsmanship, then you move straight…
Spices plus stories in Chinatown. This Peranakan cooking class pairs a local market run with hands-on cooking, so you’re not just tasting Singapore—you’re learning where the flavors start. You’ll make two dishes from scratch, then sit down for a homey…
Singapore’s food and skyline tell the same story. In just 3 hours, you get guided hits of Marina Bay Sands and the ArtScience Museum, then you switch gears to classic hawker plates like Hainanese chicken rice and laksa. I like…
Night in Singapore is best experienced on your feet. This 3.5-hour outing strings together six food tastings and two big Marina Bay light-and-water shows, without losing your evening to long bus transfers. You’ll also stop at small, meaningful places like…
Food and faith can live on the same street. This Eat Pray Love-style tour is interesting because you taste Singapore across multiple communities while walking past temples, churches, and mosques as part of the route. I especially like how the…
Food is the fastest way to feel Singapore. This 3-hour night tour strings together real hawker classics and a Marina Bay promenade finish. I especially like how you get a structured tasting (at least 6 dishes) instead of wandering and…
Six hours in Singapore can change how you see the city. This private, local-led food and culture adventure mixes a skyline start, heritage stops, and backstreet wandering, with dishes chosen for maximum flavor and context. I especially like the private,…
Night in Singapore comes with a plan. This 3-hour street food tour strings together history, hawker-style bites, and the bayfront glow. I especially like how it starts with the small-scale storytelling of the Fuk Tai Chi Museum and then moves…
Forget the usual tourist routes. This Singapore heartland walking food tour takes you to Ang Mo Kio, shows everyday life in a residential town, and includes time inside a real HDB flat. I like the way it mixes food with…
Food in Katong can feel like a side door to Singapore. This private walk through Katong-Joo Chiat mixes multiple tastings with neighborhood culture stops, so you’re not just eating—you’re also picking up the why behind the flavor. What I like…
Food first, city lights after. This private Singapore night tour blends street food dinner with big-name sights, starting at Lau Pa Sat and walking your way to Merlion Park and the Esplanade waterfront. You get a licensed local-born guide and…
Singapore after dark has a rhythm. This 3-hour walk through the Central Business District and Marina Bay focuses on two things I like: a practical food stop at Lau Pa Sat and guided storytelling around key landmarks like Merlion Park…
