- Great international exposure for 1st time travellers - East meets West
- Safe, clean, efficient
- Food-shopping-museums-gardens-theme parks
- Free Singapore tour if travelling to an onward destination
- Several deals available as Singapore is celebrating their Golden Jubilee Year- http://www.yoursingapore.com/en_in/campaigns/golden-jubilee-deals.html
- Great Connectivity:
- Short flights.
- Great flight timings with a morning arrival and evening departure for optimisation use of your time.
- Multiple flights from multiple Indian cities.
- Opportunity to experience the new A380 aircraft
- Indian Food:
- Easy availability of variety of Indian Food in different budgets
- Shopping:
- Lot of options for shopping Orchard Road, Plaza Singapura, Tanglin Mall, Scotts Road, Suntec City Mall, Funan Centre, Chinatown, Little India and Arab Street Market.
- Budget shopping at Little India or China Town, for the more brand conscious head to Orchard Road etc.
- Mustafa -favourite haunt of Indians and in Little India is open 24hrs and Indian currency is accepted-for all last minute shoppers who have not had time to shop because they were too busy sightseeing, can use this option.
- Stay:
- You can STAY IN SENTOSA as well as in Sinagpore city.
- Options of 3/4/5* and Premium Hotels like Marina Bay Sands / Raffles.
- Singapore For Kids:
Several fun activities for KIDS making it a perfect place for a wholesome family vacation: - River Safari
- Singapore Zoo
- Night Safari
(Recommend that the above 3 should be done together as they are next to each other and part of the same Pass)
- Sentosa-Universal Studios, Port of Lost Wonder
- Jurong Bird Park:
(Do not miss the All Bird Show at Jurong Bird Park, or breakfast with the birds)
- The Animal Resort
- Discovery Science Centre and Singapore Science Centre
The above 2 interactive educational centres in Singapore are interesting for kids, interactive and educational.
The Discovery Science Centre is part of our product [Singapore for Kids] and is a short coach ride from Jurong Bird Park.
- Snow City
- Gardens By The Bay – They have horticulturists who will give educational visits to Kids
- Bumboat ride along Singapore River or Singapore city duck tour – Enjoy Singapore from an amphibian vehicle that goes both on land as well as water
- Wild Wild Wet Water Park
- Singapore For Honeymooners:
- Great base for Honeymooners– with wonderful ADD-ONS options such as Cruise, Bintan, Bali and many more
- Singapore Cable Car, where you can tuck into dinner in a special private cabin.
- Go on a round on the Singapore Flyer, the world’s largest observation wheel, which offers various such as the Moët & Chandon Champagne flight.
- Sky Dining at Singapore Flyer
- Fish reflexology at Underwater World
- Safe night life
- Singapore For Cruisers:
- Singapore is the ideal launch pad to explore the rest of South-East Asia.
- Apart from Star Cruise, options of [For Premuim Customers] Costa and Royal Caribbean to Penang, Port Klang, Malacca, Langkawi.
- Must-See:
- Little India.
- Chinatown.
- Sentosa.
- Orchard Road.
- Marina Bay.
- Attractions/Experiences:
- Sentosa: -Trick Eye Museum, Universal Studio + S.E.A Aquarium
- Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom,
- Madame Tussauds,
- Megazip Adventure Park,
- Sentosa 4D Adventure Land,
- Sentosa Merlion,
- Sentosa Nature Discovery,
- Singapore Cable Car,
- Skyline Luge Sentosa,
- Tiger Sky Tower,
- Adventure Cove Waterpark
- IFLY Singapore.
- Trick Eye Museum.
- Universal Studios.
- Singapore Discovery Centre.
- Gardena by the Bay.(see the Cloud dome and flower dome)
- Night safari.
- Jurong Bird Park.
- S.E.A Aquarium.
- Singapore Flyer.
- Sky Dining at Singapore Flyer.
- Alive Museum.
- Sands Sky Park.
- Sands Sky Park.
- Singapore Zoo & Jungle Breakfast.
- River Safari.
- Botanic Gardens.
- Weekend Getaways From Singapore:
- Excellent Transit destination for short stays for passengers Travelling Onward To Long Haul Destinations such as Australia, New Zealand, and Japan etc.
- Bintan.
- Bali.
- Bantam Island.
- Malaysia.
- Thailand.
Free attractions in Singapore for those on a budget:
- Orchid Garden
- Ion Mall
- Visit Gardens by the Bay without visiting the 2 Domes.
You’ll have to fork out extra to enter the conservatories and the treetop walkway at show stopping Eco Park Gardens by the Bay, but it doesn’t cost a cent to wander through the Outdoor Gardens in Bay South. Swing by just before 7.45pm or 8.45pm daily to get the best vantage spot for the captivating daily 15minute sound and light shows.
- Visit Mariamman Temple
In the middle of Chinatown.
- Thian Hock Keng
Singapore’s oldest Chinese temple.
- Kong Meng San Phor Kark
A working monastery housed in a massive Escher-esque building with a bell and drum tower, statues, and various halls. Free vegetarian meals are served in its dining hall.
- The National Museum
You’ll need to shell out S$6 to see the National Museum’s permanent collection but the excellent Living Galleries are free to visit. The four galleries (currently closed for renovations until mid-2015) celebrate Singaporean society through time, via fashion, film, food and photography. Also look out for free guest exhibitions via nationalmuseum.sg.
- Experience the SSO [Singapore Symphony Orchestra]
As part of its community outreach program, the SSO conducts free concerts at various tertiary institutions, the Singapore Botanic Gardens and the Singapore Racecourse. The Classics at the Park sessions at the Botanic Gardens are particularly atmospheric: come early and bring a picnic basket. Check dates and locations via sso.org.sg/outreach/family-concerts.html.
- The Southern Ridges Trail
Spanning Mt Faber, Telok Blangah, Kent Ridge and Hort parks, it is one of the best walking trails in Singapore. It meanders through 10km of lush forest and canopy walks, and crosses the Henderson Waves, Singapore’s highest pedestrian bridge. Don’t forget to take water, sunscreen and a hat; see nparks.gov.sg for more details.
- Visit the Singapore Botanic Gardens or Fort Canning Park
Aside from being architectural masterpieces, these churches offer glorious respite from the heat of the city. St Andrew’s Cathedral is Singapore’s largest church, and the Armenian Church its smallest and oldest (built in 1836).
- Visit Haw Par Villa
One of the many swathes of greenery that have come to define Singapore as the world's most impressive garden city, MacRitchie Reservoir Park if the place to go for a proper hike - it's an 8km round-trip hike to the Treetop Walk, where you can climb to a 250m suspension bridge that soars above the rainforest canopy.