Top Singapore In the Air

The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) is home to the rich artistic heritage of Asia, particularly the ancestral cultures of Singaporeans. It was founded in 1993 with traces of its roots to the Raffles Museum, which was built in the middle of the 19th century. ACM explores the historical connections between the cultures of Asia, and Asia with the world.

Marvel at the illuminated sights of Singapore during a night tour. Explore top attractions with a knowledgeable guide, including a synchronized light and music show at the Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay. Visit the Sands Skypark Observation Deck and finish with a cruise on the Singapore River.

For a unique experience in Singapore, enjoy a Singapore Zoo breakfast with orangutans. If you choose the option, enjoy a jungle breakfast buffet in the company of a family of orangutans. These great apes are part of Singapore Zoo’s orangutan-breeding program, one of the most successful in the world. Snap pics with your new breakfast club and watch as they play around their habitat. Then take a tour of the zoo by tram to see the rest of the 3,600 animals. Not interested in breakfast? You can still purchase the zoo tour only.

Discover the best of Singapore and get an overview of the city during this small-group guided bike tour. Pedal around back streets and past historic landmarks including Little India, Chinatown, and Marina Bay and listen to engaging commentary from your guide about the history and diverse culture of Singapore. Cover more of the city and go beyond the usual tourist spots as you stop along the way for great photo opportunities and stay hydrated with cold drinks.

Experience central Singapore during the vibrant evening hours with this Chinatown tour by trishaw and riverboat. With a guide, walk through the bustling Night Market and learn about the history of Singapore’s Chinatown. Shop for bargains as you wander through this captivating district, indulge in dinner, and take a thrilling trishaw ride through Little India and Bugis Village. Then, cruise along the Singapore River on a bumboat to admire the city skyline lit up at night.

Don’t miss the Singapore Night Safari, one of Singapore’s top family attractions, located next to the Singapore Zoo. You’ll explore the jungle park on an open-air tram, catching sight of nocturnal animals in authentically created habitats. Then follow a guide on a walking trail to see leopards and other wildlife up-close. You can also watch one of the nightly shows, and you have the option to upgrade to include dinner at Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant.

Discover the horticultural wonders of the Gardens by the Bay, one of Singapore’s most popular attractions. Your admission ticket offers full access to the waterfront gardens of Bay South, Bay East, and Bay Central, including the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, and you can spend as long as you like exploring.

Longer than the Eiffel Tower, and large enough to house four-and-a-half parked jumbo jets, the Sands SkyPark is an architectural marvel. It also offers visitors a chance to see some of the best 360-degree views of Singapore’s skyline. With this admission ticket, you are able to explore the SkyPark’s observation deck, shop for souvenirs, and listen to an audio guide to learn about the history of different parts of Singapore while looking down at them. Plus, booking your ticket in advance means you avoid waiting in line.

Even if you have only limited time in Singapore, check Indonesia off your country list with a private day trip to Batam Island. See the Galang Vietnamese Refugee Camp, Barelang Bridge, and a Chinese temple, and capture enviable photos at a 3D trick art museum. Along the way, enjoy an Indonesian lunch, sample colorful “kue lapis” layer cake, and shop for souvenirs. Upgrade to include a massage and/or hotel pickup.

- All the thrills of skydiving in a safe indoor wind tunnel. - Thorough training so you tackle your flight with confidence. - 2 adrenaline-filled flights to hone your hovering skills. - Professionally accredited instructor to accompany you. - Tunnel with clear walls so friends & family can watch.

Make the most of your time in Singapore and head north to Malaysia on this convenient, private day trip. Visit the UNESCO World Book Capital of 2020, drive via the scenic Jalan Raja (King's Road), and explore the highlights of Kuala Lumpur. It would be difficult to fit so much into a day if traveling independently, so sit back and relax while all arrangements are made for you.

This is a 2-day fully-guided private tour ideal for travelers with limited time in Singapore, but still want to have a taste of 3 South East Asian countries (Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia). First, you will take a high-speed ferry to Batam to visit the tallest Goddess Of Mercy statue in Indonesia, a Balinese-style Hindu temple, as well as to sample tasty Indonesian cakes. Next, you will fly to Kuala Lumpur to visit the renowned Batu Caves, National Palace, National Monument, National Mosque, Independence Square, as well as to visit the world-famous Petronas Twin Towers skybridge and observatory deck. On the 2nd day, you will visit the 4th largest cave in the world - Phu Pha Phet Caves, at a UNESCO Global Geopark at Satun, Thailand. You will also briefly stop by 2 Thai Buddhist temples and Thale Ban National Park along the way. Conclude with a Business Class coach ride back to Singapore after sightseeing on the 2nd day.

A quick visit to Singapore on your way to Borneo, then dive into the nature and wildlife adventure. Visit Kinabalu National Park, walk on a canopy walkway 40 metres above the jungle, visit the Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitations Centre and discover wildlife in the Kinabatangan region.

Visit two Southeast Asian countries in one day on a private tour from Singapore to Indonesia and Malaysia. Travel by high-speed ferry to Batam, Indonesia to see the Goddess Kwan Im Statue, a Balinese-style Hindu temple, and to sample Indonesian cakes. Continue by airplane to Kuala Lumpur to visit Batu Caves, National Palace, National Mosque, Independence Square, and the Petronas Towers before returning to Singapore by luxury bus.