Singapore Travel & Holiday Packages

Singapore is hot and humid all year-round, with temperatures usually reaching over 30°C. You should be prepared for rain at any time, which can be torrential but usually brief.

By Train

Singapore’s MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) system is probably the fastest way to zip around the city. Most of our popular attractions are just a short walk away from an MRT station, making our trains a great way to get around.

By Bus

Singapore's bus system has an extensive network of routes covering most places in Singapore. Besides being an economical way to get around, it’s one of the most scenic — you’ll be able to indulge in air-conditioned comfort, as you admire the lush greenery and beautiful architecture of our ‘city in a garden’.You can pay for your bus fare using an adult stored value smartcard (EZ-link / Nets FlashPay) or the Singapore Tourist Pass (STP). Just keep an eye out for the electronic card reader — located next to the bus driver—and tap as you board.

By Taxi

Taxis are comfortable and especially handy if you want to go to places not accessible by the bus or MRT. Cabs here are metered, but there may be surcharges depending on when, where and which company’s taxi you board.

By Bicycle

Cycling around our sunny island is a great way to get your dose of Vitamin D and enjoy the green spaces that dot our city. Singapore boasts a well-connected network of cycling paths, and you can rent shared bicycles from licensed operators.

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Free Public Wi-Fi

WiFi hotspots are also widely available at various public areas and businesses across the island. Here are some options.

Wireless@SGx
This is a free public Wi-Fi service right across Singapore. You’ll find hotspots in malls, museums, MRT stations, public libraries and more.

Simply download the Wireless@SGx App, configure your mobile device and you’ll be auto-connected through your stay. The App not only shows you where Wi-Fi hotspots are, but also includes a speed test, diagnostics and feedback. 

Changi Airport
Free WiFi service is available in the public and transit areas of Changi Airport with #WiFi@Changi. Find out more here.

Shopping Malls
Free WiFi service is offered and available for login at some shopping malls, restaurants and cafes in Singapore.

This service is usually displayed prominently for customers but do feel free to enquire directly at the malls’ information counters for WiFi access.

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Police: 999

Ambulance & Fire Brigade: 995

Flight Information: 1800 542 4422

You can drink water straight from the tap as the water in Singapore passes World Health Organization standards. You can also buy bottled water easily

Singapore offers a variety of activities and attractions, whether you’re looking for a thrilling ride or a laidback getaway.
Singapore is a green hub known for its nature-friendly public spaces. Take a stroll along the streets and witness how lush greenery harmonises with the ultra-modern cityscape.
Shopaholics will also have the time of their lives at the many luxury shopping malls in the Lion City. Drop by Orchard Road and explore its long stretches of high-end malls, boutiques and department stores.
After a long day of shopping and sight-seeing, fill your hungry stomachs with mouth-watering meals from one of the country’s Hawker Centres. These food hubs offer various local and regional dishes such as Chinese, Indian and Malay staples. 
 

The Lion City may be small, but it’s packed with plenty of attractions that will take your breath away. Book one of our Singapore holiday packages to explore these must-see attractions.
Don’t miss the iconic Merlion statue on Sentosa Island once you visit the country. This half-fish, half-lion structure pays homage to the fishing village origins of the country and Singapore’s name, meaning “Lion City.”
Nature lovers will adore the Gardens by the Bay. It has vibrant flora and fauna inside a forest-like sanctuary, complete with a majestic indoor waterfall. And for a modern take on Singapore, the Marina Bay Sands rooftop offers impressive views overlooking the vibrant Central Business District.
 

Maximise your Singapore holiday packages by selecting the best periods to visit Singapore.
If you love food and shopping, June and July are the best months for you. The Great Singapore Sale continues in June, while the Singapore Food Festival takes place in July. But if you wish to stay away from crowds, it’s best to visit from February to May. These shoulder seasons let you enjoy outdoor activities without having to deal with a sea of people. 
 

Singapore draws travellers with a myriad of destinations—from green urban landscapes, rich cultural sights and thrilling theme parks.
The Singapore Botanical Gardens, Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a must-visit for nature lovers. Be in awe once you see the colourful orchids blooming in the National Orchid Garden and enjoy the serenity of the carefully curated arrangements in the Bonsai Garden.
Get a glimpse of the country’s cultural diversity when you visit Chinatown and Little India. You can go to Hindu and Buddhist temples or shop for specialty goods and food from these countries.
Meanwhile, adventurous souls will find their place on Sentosa Island. Get that adrenaline rush as you zipline in the Mega Adventure Park or ride the world’s tallest duelling roller coaster, the Battlestar Galactica, inside Universal Studios Singapore.
 

Discover the most luxurious hotels and accommodations when you get our Singapore holiday deals.
Inside the Central Business District lies the Fullerton Hotel Singapore, a five-star heritage hotel with historic charm. It artfully combines a sleek, contemporary interior with its neoclassical roots. The hotel once served as Singapore’s General Post Office Building and has transformed into a modern luxury hotel.
The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Hotel promises unparalleled grandeur for its guests. Its panoramic view of the city awaits in the comforts of your luxury room, while the Marina Bay serves as its backdrop. The hotel also offers five-star amenities, such as wellness services in the Ritz-Carlton Spa and sumptuous Cantonese meals in the Summer Pavilion.
 

Children aged 12 and below can enter Singapore without any vaccine. Fully vaccinated travellers must present a valid vaccination card that meets the minimum dose intervals. You must fill out the SG Arrival Card (SGAC) with Electronic Health Declaration three days before arrival. Install the TraceTogether app on your mobile device and activate it upon passing immigration. Travellers need to observe proper mask-wearing, physical distancing and other public health protocols during their stay.

Welcome to Singapore! The small city-state of Singapore is bustling, cosmopolitan, trendy, modern, and plays a part on the world’s financial and political stage that seems disproportionate to its size. Its varied traditions and intriguing mix of old and new, in its people and way of life, make Singapore a great multicultural city in the truest sense.

While most of Singapore’s attractions lie at the heart of the city, south of the island, its compactness and efficient infrastructure make it easy to visit the outer reaches. The north, west, and east are studded with older suburbs, nature reserves, and historic sites. Despite being a model modern metropolis with skyscrapers, glitzy shopping malls, museum, and contemporary entertainments, a traditional Singapore survives beneath its glossy exterior. At its core is a multicultural heritage, revealed in the timeless elegance of colonial architecture, Chinatown’s shophouses, and the uniquely juxtaposed temples, mosques and churches.

The Singapore River winds through the heart of the main city and has long been the hub of its life and commerce.

Singapore is a shoppers paradise. Scores of shops at every turn offer almost unlimited choices. The city caters to all tastes and budgets.

In its endeavour to become a reginal centre for the arts, Singapore delights visitors with a diverse array of entertainment, ranging from classical to contemporary.

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A direct flight to Singapore takes about eight hours without any transfer or layover. It takes you to Changi Airport, the country’s world-class aviation hub that houses over 100 airlines and boasts impressive sights and activities for tourists.

Singapore’s Changi Airport is one of the busiest and best connected in the world, handling over 100 airlines flying to some 400 cities. The airport is also home to Singapore Airlines, the flag carrier of Singapore. 

The focal point of Singapore’s status as a world-class aviation hub, Changi Airport is an unforgettable tourist destination in its own right. With a slew of accolades to its name, Singapore’s main airport boasts a trove of exciting activities, from shopping and dining to entertainment.

The airport comprises four terminals and Jewel Changi, a ten-storey lifestyle hub that seamlessly links to Terminals 1, 2 and 3, and fuses artistry, architecture and nature into a single structure.

Whether you’re in Singapore for a layover, or spending a week in our tropical paradise, Changi Airport is bound to enchant the moment you land.