SINGAPORE
263 Tours Reviewed
At night, Singapore turns into a photo machine. This private 6-hour outing layers key sights in a smart loop: Chinatown lantern streets, the Merlion at Merlion Park, the Marina Bay skyline and Supertrees area, and then the famous light show…
Chinatown to Little India in 3 hours. This private route strings together Singapore’s temple landmarks and biggest cultural neighborhoods with an English-speaking guide, plus hotel pickup and drop-off. I like the way the tour uses each stop to explain what…
Singapore in three hours sounds fast, but this Chinatown-to-Botanic Gardens route is a neat way to get culture and calm in one go. I like that you start in Chinatown with a guided walk through the area’s key sights and…
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,…
A private car in Singapore can turn a stressful day into a smooth one. What I like most is the door-to-door pickup from Changi Airport, hotels, and the Marina Bay cruise area, plus the flexibility to hop between attractions at…
A four-hour Singapore hit can either feel rushed or feel smart. This one is built for fast, efficient neighborhood hopping with a licensed guide who explains what you’re seeing and what day-to-day life feels like. I like the private format…
Forget the usual skyline tour. This 3-hour catamaran ride shows Singapore from its saltier side, cruising the North-eastern Banks with mangroves, fishing life, and real sea stories instead of brochure facts. I like that it stays human-sized, with a small…
Farrer Park’s stories are on your route. This guided walk through Singapore’s Farrer Park area connects temples, restored shophouses, and everyday street life to big moments from the city’s past and present. I like the way Ping (a friendly, sharp…
Three countries in two days sounds wild, and this tour leans into that. You start with a high-speed ferry from Singapore to Batam, then stack temples and big-city sights in Kuala Lumpur, before heading deep into southern Thailand and ending…
A day in Batam feels like a shortcut across worlds. This tour mixes big photo stops, religious sites, and a proper seafood lunch, then finishes with a 90-minute Indonesian massage to reset your body. It’s built for people who have…
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…
Singapore hits different with a local guide. This 5-hour walk-and-ride mixes hawker-market tastings with heritage streets, an artisan workshop, and photo stops from scenic viewpoints. You’ll also get guided time on Singapore’s rail system for sweeping city views and better…
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…
Rowing turns into fishing fast. On this guided kayak fishing trip from Pasir Ris to Pulau Ubin, you trade city heat for salt air, mangrove shadows, and the steady rhythm of working a line from a stable boat. I really…
A long layover can turn into real Singapore. This private walking tour is built for flight gaps, with airport pickup, then a guided day on foot and by public transit so you actually see neighborhoods instead of staring at terminal…
