9 Best Singapore Tours

Sentosa is a man-made island just a short distance from downtown Singapore, home to a fantastic variety of fun attractions. Among the multitude of things to see and do here are several tropical beaches with soft powdery sand, a fun cable car ride, exciting luge ride, and SEA Aquarium, one of the largest aquariums in the world and home to over 800 species of sea creatures. You will get to experience all this and more with this tour.

Universal Studios is a world famous amusement park and quite simply a movie-lover’s dream come true. Ride the roller coasters, meet your favourite movie characters, and dine out in super fun restaurants. Talking donkeys, death-defying stunts, fascinating shows and the most colourful, fun place – all this is waiting for you at Universal Studios Singapore on Sentosa Island.

Explore the city-state’s colourful and impressive history and witness its vibrant and energetic daily life on this Singapore City Tour. Sights include the famous Botanical Gardens and the oldest Hindu Temple in Singapore, the magnificent Sri Mariamman Temple. You will also get to see the iconic Merloin statue, the symbol of the city, a family friendly museum and an amazing viewpoint over Marina Bay Sands.

This cruise around Marina Bay takes in several of Singapore’s most popular attractions, including Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands and Clarke Quay. This is one of the best ways to see Singapore’s blend of old and new worlds from a unique perspective. Included in the tour is a delicious lunch at a prominent restaurant located in Singapore’s finest hotel.

See and do more while in Singapore with the See Singapore Attractions Pass. Combining value and convenience, the pass lasts either 24 or 48 hours, depending on which you buy, and offers several benefits and grants you access to participating attractions, including the Singapore Flyer, The Original Singapore Walks®, Singapore River Cruises and many more.

In Singapore, you can take time to explore the city's famous landmarks on a half-day tour. You can pass by prominent colonial buildings before stopping at Merlion Park, Thian Hock Keng Temple, and National Orchid Garden.

Start your journey passing the bustling streets of Civic District. Cruise by some of the well-known colonial architecture such as the Parliament House, the Supreme Court, and the City Hall.

Evenings are when certain areas of downtown Singapore come to life with mesmeric colours and street-life. Retrace the historic route with this 3.5-hr night tour, starting at the Raffles Landing site at the mouth of the Singapore River, then climb aboard a traditional bumboat for a picturesque ride up the river to Clarke Quay. Visit the settlement of the original seafarers to the island at Bugis Village, before arriving at the Raffles Hotel for an encounter with one of colonial Singapore’s magnificent landmarks.

Chinatown is an intriguing district of Singapore at any time of day or night with a historical charm and amazing street food. This tour takes you on a walking tour of this bustling area, stopping at street food stalls and local restaurants, generations-old tea shops and traditional shops.

How many bricks does it take to build a land made of Lego? Well, in the case of Legoland Malaysia, the answer is 30 million! Located in the southern Malaysian city of Johor Bahru just over the border from Singapore, the journey takes little over one hour to arrive at this family friendly theme park of interactive attractions and wonders of the world recreated in miniature Lego form. This is an entertaining family theme park with transport to and from your hotel.