SINGAPORE
514 Tours Reviewed
Four hours, two light shows, one easy plan. You’ll get a smooth night circuit that strings together Merlion Park at golden hour, a relaxed river cruise, and two major waterfront shows without making you hustle. I really like how the…
Kelong life looks better from the water. This catamaran cruise along Singapore’s northeastern edge of Pulau Ubin turns into a story-focused ride about kelongs and fish farming, and I love the small group size (max 10) that keeps the experience…
Singapore at night tells a different story. This evening outing mixes colonial architecture with a bucket-list stop at Raffles, plus an included local-style dinner so you’re not scrambling for food. I like that you get a proper guided route after…
Nighttime Singapore hits different. This guided evening tour strings together the Singapore River Cruise and the Spectra show for big skyline payoff without planning your own route. I also like that you get hotel pickup, bottled water, and enough stops…
165 meters makes the city feel like a model. With the Singapore Flyer, you get a slow, smooth 30-minute rotation over Marina Bay’s skyline plus the included Time Capsule walkthrough that links Singapore’s past with what’s next. The trade-off is…
A great meal map starts here. This small-group Singapore tour strings together Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam with hands-on food stops in UNESCO-listed hawker centres, plus a visit to the Sultan Mosque area, all guided by Gerry Tan, a…
One city, lots of quick stops, zero stress. Big Bus Singapore’s hop-on hop-off setup is a fast way to get your bearings while you bounce between major sights using an open-top bus and audio in seven languages. I like that…
At night, the zoo turns electric. I love the priority tram that gets you past the worst lines, and I love the guided walking trail that helps you spot animals you’d miss on your own. Just plan for one reality:…
Singapore tastes like a shortcut to three cultures. I like this private hawker-food tour because you’re not just sampling dishes—you’re also moving through Singapore’s Malay, Chinese, and Indian neighborhoods with a guide who can tailor what you eat. I also…
Singapore at night has a way of turning dinner into a show. This small-group tour strings together 9 tastings plus a guided stroll past top river landmarks, so you get both food and city context. The one catch: the menu…
Three dishes, one small kitchen, plenty of stories. This Singapore cooking class at Food Playground turns local classics like laksa and Hainanese chicken rice into something you can repeat at home, guided step by step by English-speaking instructors. I like…
Singapore changes fast at street level. This half-day morning bike tour gives you a clear lay of the land on gentle terrain, from the Singapore River to Marina Bay, with real context along the way. I love the early start…
Morning in Singapore hits fast. This Singapore city loop helps you get oriented quickly, with a guide, an air-conditioned ride, and a timed visit to the National Orchid Garden. I like two things a lot. First, the Orchid Garden stop…
Orangutans before the zoo even opens. This half-day morning outing in Mandai pairs hotel pickup and a guided ride through Singapore Zoo’s open habitats, with an optional Breakfast in the Wild add-on. You get commentary as you move, plus chances…
Singapore on two wheels feels fast and personal. This 4-hour tour strings together big sights like Marina Bay with quieter streets across multiple neighborhoods, all guided in English with lots of stops for photos. You’ll also get a disposable poncho…
