• Sultan Mosque - The Sultan Mosque stands as one of Singapore’s most renowned religious sites, celebrated for its magnificent golden dome and deep Islamic heritage. Situated in Kampong Glam, it represents the city’s diverse history and is a must-visit for its breathtaking architecture and cultural importance.

• Haji Lane - Located in Singapore’s Kampong Glam district, Haji Lane is a lively and diverse street famous for its vibrant murals, independent shops, and energetic vibe. Once a quiet alley, it has evolved into a center of creativity and culture, drawing both locals and tourists in search of unique experiences.

• Victoria Theatre & Victoria Concert Hall - The Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall is a prominent cultural landmark in Singapore, known for its rich history and beautiful neoclassical architecture. Positioned in the heart of the Civic District, this national monument has been a key part of the city’s performing arts scene for over 150 years.

• Merlion Park - Enjoy the stunning waterfront views and capture memorable photos with the iconic Merlion statue. The backdrop of architectural wonders like the Esplanade Theatre, Marina Bay Sands, and the Singapore Flyer creates an unforgettable skyline experience.

• Marina Bay - Marina Bay Sands is an architectural marvel celebrated for its iconic and futuristic design, which has become a global emblem of Singapore. Its unique shape features three towering structures connected by the Sands SkyPark, an impressive engineering feat resembling a ship perched on top.

• Jubilee Bridge - Opened in 2015, Jubilee Bridge is a pedestrian bridge in Singapore linking Merlion Park and the Esplanade. Built to celebrate Singapore’s 50th year of independence, it offers breathtaking views of Marina Bay and symbolizes unity and progress.

• Singapore River Cruise - The Singapore River Cruise is a favored sightseeing adventure that takes passengers on a scenic boat journey along the historic Singapore River. It provides a unique perspective of the city’s blend of old and new architecture, passing key landmarks such as Clarke Quay, Boat Quay, the Merlion, Marina Bay Sands, and the Esplanade.

• Old Hill Street Police Station - Constructed in 1934, the Old Hill Street Police Station is a historic site in Singapore. Famous for its vibrant rainbow-colored windows, it was once the largest government building in the city.

• Statue of Sir Stamford Raffles - The Statue of Sir Stamford Raffles, located near the Singapore River, honors the founder of modern Singapore. This iconic white marble statue, unveiled in 1972, stands as a symbol of Singapore’s colonial past and its evolution into a thriving global city.

• The Fullerton Hotel Singapore - The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, housed in a grand neoclassical building from 1928, is a luxurious heritage hotel overlooking the Singapore River. It is now a national monument and a symbol of Singapore’s rich history and elegance.

• Cavenagh Bridge - Cavenagh Bridge is one of Singapore’s oldest bridges and a charming piece of the city’s history. Known for its unique suspension design and cast-iron structure, it serves as a picturesque landmark in the bustling central area, near the iconic Fullerton Hotel.

• Anderson Bridge - Completed in 1910, Anderson Bridge is an iconic bridge in Singapore that connects the Civic District to the Marina Bay area. It features an elegant design with intricate steel arches and distinctive architectural elements, reflecting Singapore’s colonial heritage.

• Sentosa Island - Sentosa Island is Singapore’s premier leisure destination, offering a diverse array of attractions that cater to all ages and interests.

• Central Beach Bazaar - Enjoy a free and easy dinner arrangement at Beach Bazaar. Grab a bite at the quirky row of Kombi vans, food trucks, and containers offering a world of street food delights. From light snacks and sweet treats to the famous XXL squid, it’s a beach feast like no other.

• Sentosa Sensoryscape - Sentosa Sensoryscape is a captivating 350-meter multi-sensory walkway. As night falls, Sensoryscape transforms with the ImagiNite experience, featuring interactive light projections, augmented reality, and digital art installations that bring each garden to life in new and enchanting ways.

• Wings of Time - Wings of Time is a spectacular outdoor night show set against the open sea at Sentosa. Known for its dazzling blend of water, laser, fire effects, and 3D projection, it tells a magical tale of friendship and adventure. It’s a must-see for visitors looking to end their day with a visually stunning and memorable experience in Singapore.

• Licensed English Speaking Guide
• Air-conditioned Vehicle
• Entrance Ticket to Wings of Time and Sentosa Island
• 35-Minute Singapore River Cruise
• 1 Bottle of Mineral Water

• Other personal expenses
• Food or Drinks
• Tips & Gratuities (is appreciated but not required )

Pressed for time? Experience the best of Singapore with a single, stress-free tour that combines city highlights, cultural sites, Sentosa attractions, and breathtaking night light shows. No need for multiple bookings or transport concerns. Enjoy a seamless, cost-effective adventure—private option available.

❤️ What Travelers Appreciate About This Tour:
✅ All-in-One Convenience: One package, no separate bookings, complete experience
✅ Time-Saving Itinerary: Visit key highlights
✅ Private & Hassle-Free: Personal pickup/drop-off and a dedicated guide for your group (if you opt for the private option)
✅ Excellent Value: Includes entrance tickets, transport, and must-see locations
✅ Perfect for First-Time Visitors: Offers enough to feel like you’ve truly explored Singapore
✅ Ideal for Families & Groups: A simple, stress-free day that everyone will enjoy

• Join-in Tour require a min. 4 Pax to go

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