SINGAPORE
263 Tours Reviewed
Singapore makes more sense on a neighborhood walk. This private, customized 4-hour outing is built around seeing the parts that guidebooks often reduce to photos, with flexible routing and a 3rd-generation local guide who can connect streets to the policies…
Forget the usual tourist routes. This Singapore heartland walking food tour takes you to Ang Mo Kio, shows everyday life in a residential town, and includes time inside a real HDB flat. I like the way it mixes food with…
Food in Katong can feel like a side door to Singapore. This private walk through Katong-Joo Chiat mixes multiple tastings with neighborhood culture stops, so you’re not just eating—you’re also picking up the why behind the flavor. What I like…
Food first, city lights after. This private Singapore night tour blends street food dinner with big-name sights, starting at Lau Pa Sat and walking your way to Merlion Park and the Esplanade waterfront. You get a licensed local-born guide and…
A night in Singapore feels like a living map. This private, 4-hour walk-through lets you follow your interests, not a rigid script, with two complimentary drinks and a guide who tailors the stops to you. I especially love the personalized…
Two hours, and Singapore feels bigger. This Southern Ridges hike strings together Henderson Waves and Mount Faber viewpoints with guided nature spotting, so you’re not just taking photos—you’re understanding what you’re walking through. I especially like the guided walk through…
A short ride can still feel like a smart plan. The Garden Cruiser Audio Tour is a 20-minute, English audio way to get your bearings in Bay South Garden, and I like how it pairs narration with what you’re seeing…
Border crossings, minus the stress—this is the setup. I like the door-to-door comfort of a private, air-conditioned ride and I also like that you get a planned Melaka heritage break with multiple heritage stops where admission is included. The one…
Night lights turn Marina Bay into a movie set. I love the 3.5 km of waterfront night views and the chance to get up close to the Merlion at night. The only real drawback: you’re on your feet for the…
Two neighborhoods, one guided walk. This is a smart way to connect Kampong Glam’s Muslim-Arab roots to Little India’s temple life, shop streets, and markets. I really liked Haji Lane’s street art and indie shops, and I also loved the…
Four hours turns Singapore into a walking story. You’ll move from Chinatown heritage sights to the Civic District landmarks, then finish with big skyline drama over Marina Bay. It’s a small-group, licensed guide setup that keeps the pace easy while…
One day, four headline stops in Singapore. It strings together Sentosa beach time, Madame Tussauds wax-figure photos, Gardens by the Bay Supertrees, and the Singapore Flyer skyline ride with a private car and a pace that won’t cook your legs.…
Singapore is best on foot, and this private walk turns it into your plan. You work with your guide ahead of time to shape the route around your interests, so the experience feels personal instead of pre-packaged. I especially like…
Some cities feel split into boxes. Singapore doesn’t. In this private 3-hour walk, you connect Chinatown, major temple stops, Kampong Glam, and Little India in one smooth route. I love that you get hotel pickup and drop-off, so you waste…
Singapore is best learned on foot. This 150-minute Singapore walking city tour pairs a licensed English guide with classic sights and the stories that connect them, from City Hall to Merlion Park and into Chinatown. I like the small-group feel—up…
