Thrill rides, entertainment, and lots of dining options make Singapore a must-visit destination.
Sentosa Island
Thrill rides, entertainment, and lots of dining options make Sentosa Island a must-visit in Singapore. Visit the S.E.A Aquarium and treat your eyes to over 800 species of marine life. Another attraction is the Trick Eye Museum where you can pose with the masterpieces on display which are optical illusions. Explore MOSH! and indulge in a game of hide-and-seek with interesting animated characters. Visit Universal Studios to enjoy amusement rides and 4-D Adventure shows. The Adventure Cove Waterpark is an aquatic amusement park where you can snorkel with the tropical fishes in the Rainbow Reef and dine al-fresco style at the Bay Restaurant.
Singapore River Cruise
You can either take the day or night river cruise with your sweetheart. Catch a glimpse of the beautiful Singapore River: Boat Quay, Clarke Quay, Marina Bay, the Merlion Park, and the Singapore Flyer. Enjoy a relaxing ride while you admire the mesmerising Singapore skyline. We recommend you take the night river cruise to enjoy the cool river breeze and the spectacular laser light show at Marina Bay.
Night Safari
When in Singapore, take the night safari with your friends. It allows you to come up close with the nocturnal animals in a cage-free environment. This famous nightspot is home to more than 2,500 resident animals from over 130 species. Experience thrill as you spot the wildlife in darkness which includes the Malayan tiger, the endangered Asian elephant, and the Malayan tapir. You can either take the 35-minute tram ride or a private group tour. During this safari tour, the expert guides will enlighten you with interesting facts about nocturnal animals. Other attractions of this wildlife safari include the Creatures of the Night Show and the Gourmet Safari Express, a five-course sumptuous candlelit dinner with mocktails.
Gardens by the Bay
Adjacent to the Marina Reservoir lies Gardens by the Bay - a 101-hectare super park. Explore the amazing waterfront gardens: Bay Central Garden, Bay South Garden, and Bay East Garden. It is a wonderful initiative by the Singapore Government which aims to enrich the quality of life by enhancing greenery in the city. You’ll be smitten by the beautiful pavilions, palm trees, and lush lawns of this park. Indulge in a leisure walk and admire the massive Supertrees here. Another attraction is the Cloud Forest, a 35-meter tall mountain that is covered in lush vegetation amidst the tall indoor waterfall. In the evening, the garden transforms into a fantasy world as it hosts the sky show of choreographed lights and sounds. Tantalise your palate at the restaurants and cafes which will amaze you with their splendid interiors.
Singapore Flyer
Singapore Flyer is the world's largest giant observation wheel. You’ll be amazed by the panoramic vistas which this Flyer offers. Catch a glimpse of the breathtaking skyline and historical landmarks of this iconic city. You can choose from the various packages and enjoy a ride of your life. The best part is that you can savour delectable cuisines, champagne, and dessert atop this Flyer.
Botanic Gardens
If you want to experience Singapore's wilder heritage, then make your way to the Botanic Gardens. Nestled on Orchard Road, this place is a 158-year-old tropical garden. The beauty of this garden will sweep you off your feet; it is also declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a walking trail and admire the city's mature tree species. Places to visit include the National Orchid Garden, Eco- Lake, and the Bonsai Garden.
Chinatown
When you see bright red lanterns, authentic Chinese food, and small stores, you know you’re in Chinatown. This hustling place is home to the Chinese Heritage Centre and the Dravidian-styled Sri Mariamman Hindu temple. The Buddha Tooth Relic temple is a must-visit that houses the sacred tooth of Buddha. You can also visit the Buddhist Culture Museum and glance at the revered artifacts of the Buddha.
Singapore Zoo
Get up close and personal at the Singapore Zoo, one of the world’s best rainforest zoos. Amidst lush greenery, spot the wildlife in their natural habitat. From swinging Orangutans and Komodo dragons to White tigers and Kangaroos, you’ll find them all here. You can also try the unique show ‘Breakfast with an Orangutan’ and get a chance to interact with the Orangutans.
Pulau Ubin (Granite Island)
Spanned across an area of 1,020-hectares, the Granite Island is located in the Straits of Johor. A visit to this place will give you a glimpse of what Singapore was like in the 1960s. Here, you’ll find people living in simple villages who still earn their living through farming and fishing. Rustic charm, amazing wildlife, lush forests, and gravel roads are the attributes that best define this island. A popular attraction is the Chek Jawa Wetlands where you’ll find rich marine wildlife like starfish, sea hares, and cuttlefish.