SINGAPORE
263 Tours Reviewed
Kusu Island looks different from the water. This speedboat heritage trip gives you Singapore skyline views from the sea, plus a guided look at the Southern Islands that feels way more real than photos. I also like the Kusu Island…
Singapore hawker food is a whole personality. This authentic street food walking tour drops you into Singapore’s UNESCO-listed hawker culture, with stops designed around what locals actually chase. I especially liked the partly customizable menu (spice level and dietary preferences)…
Singapore makes sense in a single afternoon. This private half-day tour is built for first-timers and time-pressed visitors, with a Singaporean guide, pickup, and a flexible 4 to 8 hour window so you can actually enjoy each area instead of…
A fast boat ride with facts, not fluff. This Southern Islands speedboat tour trades slow sightseeing for quick thrills, sea breeze, and live narration as you zip past Singapore’s southern waterfront. What I like most is the STB-licensed guide’s live…
Singapore clicks fast when it has a plan. With Anna Ong, you get a private guide and a menu-based itinerary you can reshape across 1 to 3 days. You’ll mix iconic sights with real neighborhood life, with options like bumboat…
Chinatown gets tastier with a guide. This private 3-hour walk mixes Singapore Chinatown landmarks with real food stops and guided context, including temples, markets, and even a Marina Bay design museum. You’re not squeezed into a big crowd, so questions…
A bike tour with a plot line. That’s what makes Trails Of Tan Ah Huat different: you ride past real landmarks while a guide threads them into a 1920s story about Tan Ah Huat and the people chasing fortune in…
Sky views and temples in one tidy afternoon. This half-day tour strings together Singapore’s best mix of old and new, from Merlion Park to the Skypark viewpoint at Marina Bay Sands, with stops that help you understand why the city…
A private car makes Singapore feel flexible fast. This 4-hour tour is built around what you want to see, from big landmarks like the Merlion and Marina Bay to quieter corners like Pulau Ubin and Southern Islands. I especially like…
A long day trip that pays off fast. You’ll hit Malacca (Melaka) by car with hotel pickup, then slow down in the historic core for a Malacca River cruise and standout churches, temples, and colonial-era buildings. I especially like the…
Chinatown can be loud, but it’s also where Singapore’s flavors make sense. This hawker tour pairs authentic street-food tastings with local stories, from Chinatown sidewalks to nearby skyline views. You’ll finish with a surprise Secret Dish you can’t plan in…
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,…
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…
