SINGAPORE
514 Tours Reviewed
A zoo you can walk into feels different. Singapore Zoo is famous for open-concept enclosures where you get closer to wildlife in natural-looking habitats, plus animal shows and walk-through areas that make the whole day feel less like a cage…
Three neighborhoods. One focused walking route. This private Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam tour is a smart way to understand Singapore by watching how different communities live side by side. I love that it stays customizable to your pace,…
One part sightseeing, one part photo coaching: that’s the magic here. You get a private 90-minute photowalk around Marina Bay & Gardens by the Bay, including Helix Bridge and Supertree Groove, plus quieter spots most people miss. I like how…
Food walks hit different in Singapore. With guide Veronica (English and Malay skills) and a max group of five, this 3-hour morning tour mixes market history with real tasting and hands-on cooking, centered on Singapore’s street-food culture and popiah-making. I…
Singapore clicks into place on foot. This small-group city walk follows Singapore’s story from street level to the skyline, with a licensed tourist guide who explains what you’re actually looking at. You’ll get facts, untold context, and plenty of chances…
Hougang shows Singapore’s quieter heartbeat. This private 2.5-hour off-the-beaten-track walk takes you through Kampong Lorong Buangkok and nearby spots that feel like everyday life, not tourism homework. I love the way guides (like Kangzhi) turn ordinary places such as community…
Party, without walking half Singapore. A private party bus ride in Singapore turns your night into a moving hangout, with clean, spacious comfort and a serious sound system that keeps the energy up while you roll past major sights. I…
Singapore at night feels like a light show with a plan. This tour strings together the best-known spots—river views, Supertree lights, and Marina Bay’s skyline spectacle—then gives you an easy chance to eat like locals at Lau Pa Sat. It’s…
A few blocks in Little India can teach you how Singapore really eats. This hawker food tasting tour strings together spice-scented bites with guided stories, street art photo stops, and a clear focus on one of the city’s shaping cuisines.…
One day in Singapore can feel like a blur—this tour turns it into a plan. You get a private, licensed local guide who shapes the day around your interests, with smart district-hopping built for real-world Singapore. Two things I really…
You can feel Singapore rush past you. The Albatross Speedboat Adventures ticket is a 60-minute, high-speed ride along the southern coastline, with Singapore skyline views from the water and landmark sightings you’d miss from land. I especially like the energy:…
Batam in a single day is a sprint. What makes this outing fun is the combination of round-trip ferry convenience plus a bus-and-guide plan that strings together major sights fast: temples, a signature bridge, a Chinese-style mosque, and product stops…
Two hours can make real art. This art jamming session in Upper Thomson is built for people who want something hands-on, without the pressure of being an artist. You paint with acrylics on an A3 canvas, guided in a chill…
Four hours, and Singapore hits hard. This City Tour + Gardens by the Bay combo lines up quick hits like Fountain of Wealth and Merlion Park, then turns you loose in the domes at Gardens by the Bay. It’s a…
Singapore’s founding father, in five real-world stops. This half-day tour connects the life of Lee Kuan Yew to places you can actually see, from childhood streets to the political neighborhoods he shaped. You’ll make five stops with a guide, plus…
