SINGAPORE
514 Tours Reviewed
KL to KLCC in one long day. What makes this trip interesting is how much big-name Kuala Lumpur you can pack in while you’re mostly protected from the hassle. I like the luxury VIP bus with recliner-style comfort and the…
High above Singapore, the city turns slow. This is a simple, crowd-friendly way to get 360-degree views from 165 meters up, while spotting major sights like Merlion Park and Raffles Place from the same steady loop. I especially like the…
Chinatown food tastes better when someone explains why. This tour combines storytelling on immigrant streets with stops that actually match what you want to eat, including Maxwell Food Centre. The main thing to consider is that you’ll be eating at…
Birds and habitats on this scale feel like a mini world tour in one day. With over 5,000 birds across themed zones, Bird Paradise is built for wandering: waterfalls, lakes, and aviaries designed to look and function like real bird…
Sunset in Singapore looks better from the water. This 4-hour evening tour strings together a river cruise and two of the city’s biggest light shows, with hotel pickup so you can focus on the views. You’ll roll through the “old…
Sky-high views over Singapore beat the ordinary. This round-trip Sky Pass ties the Mount Faber and Sentosa Lines into one easy scenic route across the city and out to Sentosa. You’re riding the Cable Car Sky Network at a slow,…
Singapore starts with a splash of myth and a glasshouse of plants. This morning tour links Marina Bay icons with a temple stop and time inside Gardens by the Bay, including the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, so you get…
A short car ride beats a day of wandering. This 4-hour private car tour is built for people who want Singapore’s key sights plus real context from an English-speaking driver, without fighting traffic or trains. You’ll hop between places like…
Cycling through Singapore feels like cheating time. In one morning bike tour, you get your bearings fast and roll past major sights with a guide handling the story and the route. I especially like how it combines big-name stops with…
Batu Caves before breakfast is a real flex. This is a private, cross-border day trip that strings together Kuala Lumpur’s biggest icons with real neighborhood stops, all timed to fit a long one-day schedule. I like how the plan is…
Chinatown comes with shortcuts and stories. This UNESCO Hawker Culture tour threads temples and shophouses into a practical food walk, so you’re not stuck guessing what to order at busy hawker centres. I like that the licensed local guide does…
That first corner in Kampong Glam feels like a time warp. I love the mix of old and new here, and I also love how the guide hunts out photo spots as you go. One thing to weigh: it’s not…
Wax, color, and calm in two hours. This batik class in Geylang Serai is hands-on from start to finish, with guidance from the artist team at Kamal Arts, and you take home your take-home batik souvenir made with hot wax…
Two countries, one early start. This private Malacca day tour is built for people who want maximum history in minimum hassle. You leave Singapore at 5:00am, get escorted through the Malaysia border using a drive-through lane, then spend your daylight…
Singapore street food feels like a maze. This tour turns it into a plan, with Chinatown history plus Michelin-rated hawker-style stops and a wet market visit. I love the small group size (max 8) because it makes the guide’s explanations…
