SINGAPORE
514 Tours Reviewed
Singapore can feel like a plan. This 3-hour walk turns it into a story, with a guide who shapes the route around your interests and top sights plus smart local detours. My favorite part is the mix of photo stops…
Four hours can reset your Singapore. This private airport-to-city tour strings together the big sights and a real hawker moment, so a layover feels less like wasted time and more like a starter pack. I like the straightforward route that…
Singapore photos deserve more than selfies. This private photography tour in Marina Bay turns your vacation into usable keepsakes, led by photographer Jolyn Chua, who’s lived in Singapore for 30+ years and brings over a decade of professional experience. If…
Chasing cruise arrivals can feel like a sport. This transfer aims to cut the stress fast, with a captain waiting at the port and a direct run to Changi Airport in a mini bus called Ally. I especially like two…
Your Singapore route changes with your curiosity. This private, personalized walking experience is shaped around a short questionnaire and your local host’s pace, so you can focus on the parts of Singapore that actually interest you. I especially like the…
Your next souvenir smells like you. This Singapore workshop turns orchid scent and rainforest essential oils into something personal, guided by a 10-question personality quiz and a digital mixing station. You also get themed rooms for smelling options, plus AR…
Old streets, real snacks, tight timing. I like the 8–10 food tastings that keep you full without turning the day into a marathon, and I like the local guide storytelling that connects each bite to the neighborhood. One thing to…
Skyline at night, explained by a local. This max-6 semi-private tour mixes iconic sights with the kind of context you only get from a third-generation Singaporean guide, tying city planning, water management, and everyday culture to what you see. I…
Orchids turn Singapore into a living museum. This private tour pairs Singapore Botanic Gardens with the National Orchid Garden for a guided walk built around what makes the city famous: nature you can actually slow down to enjoy. I like…
Singapore can feel both old and brand-new. This tour is a smart way to connect the dots fast: I love the small-group feel (up to 10) and I love how the guide turns landmark photos into real stories. You’ll start…
One good meal can teach you more than a guidebook. This 6-hour food-and-heritage walk strings together Singapore’s three big ethnic neighborhoods, pairing street eats with English explanations of what you’re actually seeing and tasting. I especially like the way the…
47 meters makes your brain pause. This Singapore bungy jump from Skypark Sentosa sends you 2.5 seconds into free fall over Siloso Beach, with big ocean views during the moment you finally look down. I love how the whole setup…
Singapore clicks on foot with Spanish guidance. Spanish and private go hand in hand here, because you’re not stuck on a set bus of stops. You get a licensed guide who helps you understand the city’s culture mix and the…
Five neighborhoods, one easy morning plan. This half-day route works because it links Singapore’s modern skyline with Malay-Muslim streets, Indian spice life, Chinatown traditions, and heritage shophouses in Tanjong Pagar. I really like that you get a private guide who…
Cable cars change how you see a city. This one links Mount Faber on the mainland to Sentosa with big sky views, including harbor crossings from the air. I love the 360-degree vantage points for photos, and I also like…
