Two nights in one hotel, and a city small enough to do properly in three days. Colonial quarter and Chinatown on foot, the gardens and the bay after dark, Katong and the islands in between.
FromUS$300per person, twin share — two nights' hotel with breakfast, all guided touring. Compare the three hotel tiers
Fly in and out of Changi (SIN). It is 20 km from the centre and the transfer takes about 25 minutes — one of the few cities where that number holds at rush hour.
Confirmation
Book at least 7 days before departure. We confirm hotel and touring availability within 24 hours of your deposit, and refund in full if we cannot secure your dates.
Three days is enough to see Singapore properly rather than quickly, and the plan is built around walking, with the MRT filling the gaps for a couple of dollars a ride.
The trip at a glance
Singapore
Days 1–3 · 2 nights
01
Arrival
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Arrival & Marina Bay TICKETS INCLUDED
Arrive at Changi. Make your own way in — the transfer is not included; the city centre is 25 minutes away, and unusually for an airport transfer that figure holds at any hour.
Check in and rest. If you land early, the hotel will hold your bags and the day starts whenever you want it to.
Late afternoon around Marina Bay — the whole bay is a walkable loop of about 3.5 km, and the light is best on it from five o’clock.
The Merlion for the obligatory photograph back across the water, then dinner at one of the quays.
After dark: Gardens by the Bay. The Supertrees light and play twice a night, at 19:45 and 20:45, it is free, and it is genuinely worth timing your dinner around.
In your price today — go at your own pace
Gardens by the Bay conservatories
02
Quarters
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Four Quarters in a Day GUIDED
Start in Chinatown — the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, the Sri Mariamman next door, and the shophouse streets between them.
Lunch at a hawker centre. Order from more than one stall; that is the point of the room, and Chinatown Complex holds the cheapest Michelin-starred food anywhere in the world.
Into the Civic District for the Padang and the old colonial buildings, then the National Gallery, which is the old Supreme Court and City Hall joined under one roof.
Kampong Glam in the late afternoon for the Sultan Mosque, Arab Street’s textile shops, and Haji Lane behind them.
Finish in Little India, which is at its best after dark and is the least polished quarter in the city — deliberately so.
This day is about six kilometres on foot. It is all flat and all air-conditioned in between, but wear the right shoes and carry water.
In your price today — with your guide
Guided city highlights day
03
Departure
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Katong, Sentosa & Departure AT LEISURE
Breakfast, check out, and leave your bags with the concierge.
East to Katong and Joo Chiat for the Peranakan shophouses — two-storey terraces in mint, coral and duck-egg, and the laksa Singaporeans argue about.
Or south to Sentosa instead if you would rather have a beach or the cable car. Both fit a half day; neither fits alongside the other.
Transfer to Changi. Allow 2.5 hours, and spend the spare one airside — the butterfly garden and the rooftop pool are past security, not before it.
Long layover on the way home? Changi runs free city tours for transit passengers with more than five and a half hours. Ask us and we will tell you whether your connection qualifies.
Add to this day — approximate gate prices
Universal Studios SingaporeAbout S$83Book aheadA full day if you commit to it. Book ahead in school holidays.
Sentosa cable carAbout S$35The Sky Pass covering both lines and Sentosa entry. The Sentosa line alone is about S$17 return. Cheaper fares you may see advertised are Singapore residents only — visitors pay the standard rate.
Marina Bay Sands SkyParkAbout S$32Fifty-seven floors up. Sunset is the slot everyone wants.
Katong and Joo ChiatFreePeranakan shophouses and the best laksa in the city. Costs nothing to walk.
We can book any of these with your tour. Tell us which you want when you confirm and the tickets travel with your documents.
Your Hotels
Two nights, in one hotel, with daily breakfast. Singapore is small and the transport is excellent, so location matters less here than almost anywhere — but it still shapes the evenings.
Comfort · 4★
Bugis, Chinatown or Clarke Quay — always beside an MRT stationAir conditioning, daily breakfast, 24-hour reception and usually a small pool. Singapore’s 4-star rooms are compact by regional standards; what you are buying at this tier is position and cleanliness rather than space.
Deluxe · 5★
Marina Bay, Orchard Road or the Civic District, with a room worth the windowFull-service 5-star with a proper pool and a walkable radius that includes dinner. Ask for a bay-facing or skyline room and we will put the request on the booking.
Luxury · landmark 5★
The heritage and skyline addresses — the ones people come to Singapore to stay inColonial landmarks and the towers on the bay, with the service level to match. In a city this compact the hotel becomes a large part of the trip, which is why this tier is worth more here than in most places.
You will know exactly where you are staying before you pay a balance. We name the property in your confirmation, in writing, as soon as the room is held — and if it is ever unavailable for your dates we substitute at the same tier or better, never below it.
Restaurants worth trying
Breakfast is in the price. Every other meal is yours to choose, so here is where we would eat. We do not arrange any of these and you would pay for them yourself. They are simply places we rate, near where the trip goes. Tick any you like and they appear on the map.
Suggested, not included. Opening hours and prices are theirs, not ours — and a place that is busy at eight will be busy whether or not you booked through us.
Tour Price
All prices are per person, twin share, in US dollars — the figure below is what you pay us. Travelling alone is possible; the single supplement covers sole use of the room.
Hotel tier
Per person, twin share
Single supplement
Comfort — 4★ hotels, twin share
from US$300
+US$110
Deluxe — 5★ central, twin share
from US$445
+US$220
Luxury — landmark 5★, twin share
from US$590
+US$330
Included
2 nights' accommodation with daily breakfast, in the hotel tier you choose · a guided walking day on Day 2 · the Gardens by the Bay conservatories · English-speaking guide
Not included
Airport transfers, which we exclude on every tour to keep the headline price honest — we will quote them with your booking · Sentosa attractions — the cable car, Universal Studios and S.E.A. Aquarium are ticketed separately · the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark · international flights · lunches and dinners · travel insurance · tips and personal expenses
How the flexi tour works. Choose any departure date and a hotel tier → we confirm availability and the exact price within 24 hours → pay a deposit to hold it → your final documents and vouchers arrive by email a week before you fly. There is no group to join and no fixed departure day.
Seasonal pricing. Singapore has no real off season — it sits one degree off the equator and the weather barely moves. Hotel rates do: the Formula 1 weekend in September, the year-end holidays and the larger trade fairs push them sharply higher, while February and November are usually the cheapest. Your quote will show the exact figure for your dates.
Budget separately for: Sentosa attractions if you go (the cable car is about S$35, Universal Studios about S$83), the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark at about S$32, international flights, lunches and dinners, and travel insurance.
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