How many nights do I need?

We suggest 3–5 nights. Our Singapore packages can be extended or shortened to suit you.

Can I combine Singapore with another destination?

Yes. Many travellers pair it with a neighbouring destination — use the trip builder or mention it in your inquiry.

Supertrees with skyway walkway at Gardens by the Bay, with the Flower Dome conservatory behind

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Singapore

Q: Do I need a visa?

Requirements depend on your nationality. Please check official government guidance; we can point you to the right resources.

Garden city, hawker food and skyline nights

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Why go to Singapore

A green, effortless city-state — perfect alone or as a stopover before Malaysia, Indonesia or beyond.

Most travellers begin in Singapore. Our specialists typically suggest 3–5 nights to see the highlights without rushing — longer if you’d like to combine regions or add beach time.

Best time: Feb–Apr
Suggested length: 3–5 nights
Packages from: $970 pp
Main gateway: Singapore
Time zone: UTC+8
Currency: Singapore dollar (SGD)

Singapore at a glance

Republic of Singapore

Capital: Singapore
Region: South-Eastern Asia, Asia
Currency: Singapore dollar (SGD)
Languages: English, Malay, Tamil, Chinese
Dialling code: +65
ISO codes: SG · SGP · 702
Local time: —Asia/Singapore

Country details are maintained by our travel specialists. Live weather is provided by an external service and updates automatically.

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Best time to visit

Recommended: Feb–AprPossible, with trade-offs

Key attractions & experiences

Gardens by the Bay

A 105-hectare garden on reclaimed land at Marina Bay, known for its 18 steel-and-concrete Supertrees, two climate-controlled conservatories and a free nightly light and music show.

Aerial view of Marina Bay Sands and the lotus-shaped ArtScience Museum on Marina Bay at sunset

A freshwater bay at the heart of Singapore's new downtown, circled by a 3.5 km promenade linking Marina Bay Sands, the Helix Bridge, the Esplanade and the Merlion, with a free nightly light and water show.

Hawker centres

More than a hundred hawker centres serve Chinese, Malay, Indian and Peranakan dishes at shared tables. Singapore's hawker culture was inscribed on UNESCO's intangible heritage list in December 2020.

Sentosa

A resort island of about 500 hectares linked to the mainland by train, cable car and a boardwalk, with three sheltered beaches, a restored 19th-century coastal fort and a cluster of theme attractions.

Destination guide

Explore 22 places in Singapore

Landmarks, sacred sites, islands, parks and food streets — each with its story, the best time to go and what’s nearby.

22 places in Singapore

Nature

Marina Bay, Central Region

Gardens by the Bay

A 105-hectare garden on reclaimed land at Marina Bay, known for its 18 steel-and-concrete Supertrees, two climate-controlled conservatories and a free nightly light and music show.

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Landmark

Downtown Core, Central Region

Marina Bay

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Food

Islandwide; Lau Pa Sat at Raffles Quay, Downtown Core

Hawker centres

More than a hundred hawker centres serve Chinese, Malay, Indian and Peranakan dishes at shared tables. Singapore's hawker culture was inscribed on UNESCO's intangible heritage list in December 2020.

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Island

Sentosa, Central Region

Sentosa

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The white Merlion statue spouting water from its pier, with stone terraces and CBD towers behind on an overcast morning

Landmark

Downtown Core, Central Region

Merlion Park

A small waterfront park beside The Fullerton Hotel where the 8.6 m Merlion statue, unveiled in 1972, spouts water into Marina Bay with Marina Bay Sands across the water.

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Museum

Marina Bay, Central Region

ArtScience Museum

A Moshe Safdie-designed museum on the Marina Bay waterfront, opened in 2011, whose lotus-like building hosts changing exhibitions at the meeting point of art and science.

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Elevated view of the green-domed former Supreme Court and the colonnaded former City Hall, now National Gallery Singapore

Museum

Civic District, Central Region

National Gallery Singapore

A major art museum opened in 2015 in two restored national monuments, the former Supreme Court and City Hall, with a collection of more than 9,000 works of Singaporean and Southeast Asian art.

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The long white Fort Canning Centre above a sweeping green lawn, framed by tall trees under a blue sky

Heritage

Museum Planning Area, Central Region

Fort Canning Park

A 22-hectare hilltop park in the city centre, open 24 hours, where 14th-century royal history, a colonial fort and nine historical gardens sit among old, large trees.

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Clarke Quay's colourful riverside blocks and canopies, with bumboats moored on the Singapore River

City

Singapore River, Central Region

Singapore River & Clarke Quay

The river where modern Singapore began trading, now lined by restored warehouses and shophouses at Clarke Quay and Boat Quay, with riverside dining and bumboat cruises down to Marina Bay.

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City breakFamily

Singapore · 3 nights5★ Hotel

Singapore City Stopover

Gardens by the Bay
Hawker food tour
Sentosa

Includes accommodation · private transfers · daily breakfast · guided sightseeing

Indicative from

$970 pp

BeachHoneymoon

Singapore · 10 nights5★ Resort

Singapore & Bali Twin-Centre

Marina Bay hotel
Bali pool villa
Spa day

Includes accommodation · private transfers · daily breakfast · guided sightseeing

Indicative from

$2,957 pp

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Sample itinerary

Singapore City Stopover

4 days · 5★ hotel · indicative from $970 pp. Every day can be adjusted.

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Day 1
Arrive in Singapore
You’re met on arrival and taken by private transfer to your hotel. The rest of the day is free to settle in — your travel specialist will have left a welcome pack with local tips.
Day 2
Gardens by the Bay
Supertree Grove and the cloud-forest dome. Your local guide shares context and stories along the way, with time to explore independently afterwards.
Day 3
Marina Bay
Waterfront promenade and the evening light show. Your local guide shares context and stories along the way, with time to explore independently afterwards.
Day 4
Departure
Enjoy a final breakfast before your private transfer to the airport or onward journey.

Food, culture & things to do

Food

Chicken rice, chilli crab, kaya toast

Culture

Little India, Kampong Glam and Chinatown

Shopping

Orchard Road and independent boutiques

Activities

Night safari, food tours, rooftop bars

Practical information

Language: English, Malay, Mandarin, Tamil
Currency: Singapore dollar (SGD)
Time zone: UTC+8
Gateway: Singapore
Best for: Food & drink, Shopping, Photography

Entry requirements depend on your nationality. Please check official government guidance before you travel — your specialist can point you to the right resources.