• Merlion Park - Merlion Park is a prominent tourist destination and a renowned landmark in Singapore. The iconic white statue, featuring a lion’s head and a fish’s tail, stands 8.6 meters tall and weighs 70 tons, serving as Singapore’s mascot. The guide will share the story of how Singapore earned the nickname “Lion City” and its modest beginnings as a small, tranquil village.
• Central Business District - Witness the towering skyscrapers that predominantly house financial institutions such as JP Morgan, Bank of America, Citibank, Bank of China, Bank of India, Maybank, HSBC, DBS, OCBC, UOB, among others, forming the central business district.
• Gardens by the Bay - Recognized as the world’s 8th best attraction and Asia’s top attraction by Tripadvisor Traveller’s Choice Award 2024, Gardens by the Bay is a breathtaking 101-hectare horticultural garden. It features 1.5 million plants from around the globe in both the indoor Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, as well as the outdoor garden. At night, 18 towering steel structures known as Supertrees illuminate with a captivating light and sound show.
• Marina Barrage - Marina Barrage is a dam constructed across the 350-meter-wide Marina Channel to prevent seawater intrusion, creating Singapore’s 15th reservoir in the downtown area. It attracts both locals and tourists with its 360-degree views and refreshing breeze, offering stunning vistas of the city skyline and the ocean.
• Spectra - A Light And Water Show - Experience pure magic in this spectacular show inspired by Singapore’s evolution into the cosmopolitan city it is today. History, culture, and modernity converge in a mesmerizing choreography of fountain jets, vibrant visual projections, lasers, lava, and mist effects, all beautifully accompanied by an orchestral soundtrack.
• Clarke Quay - Clarke Quay is the most vibrant nightlife spot in Singapore, with shops, restaurants, and pubs featuring live bands open until 3 am. While many tourists miss out on this, you will embark on the world’s first electric boat, sailing down the Singapore River by night. It’s a delightful way to conclude the tour, relaxing as the boat quietly glides along, allowing you to enjoy the sights in the cool night breeze. There are diverse cuisines to tantalize your taste buds or simply enjoy a drink along the riverbank at the end of the ride. From here, a taxi ride back to the hotel is just a short distance away.

• Admission fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees

• Dinner
• Tipping would be greatly appreciated but not compulsory.

Goal of this tour is to give travelers the best experience possible by being different from other operators. While most would do river cruise first and miss out on the best view that only night cruise could give. Here you will be delighted that Big Foot Travel does the river cruise at the END and not at the start of the tour where it is still bright and warm. We aim to conduct tour in an efficient, premium manner with culturally rich experience focusing on depth, smooth flow and high value stops.

• Big Foot Travel will not be responsible for any mishap during the tour, so have your own insurance to cover yourself.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.