Spectra

Experience a water show like no other – free to watch and held twice per night. Be mesmerised by the dancing water decorated by laser and visual projections set against an inspirational soundtrack. A truly stunning experience!

Pulau Ubin

Go back in time to a simpler life. Discover an unspoilt and rustic gem in Pulau Ubin where time has stood still since the 60s. Abundant with wildlife in the wetlands and coral reefs, it’s a perfect trip for a lesson in how to unwind.

Katong/Joo Chiat district

Do something different – head off and explore the district of Katong /Joo Chiat to learn about the Peranakan culture – curious now aren’t you? Here’s a clue, this area is a melting pot of cultures, unique to this region. So see, smell and taste your way through this hidden hotspot for a day with a difference.

Universal Studios Singapore

With 24 rides in seven themed zones, shows and attractions, you are guaranteed a great day at Universal.

Gardens By The Bay

Rated TripAdvisor’s number 1 attraction – comprising:

Dragonfly Lake – fascinating aquatic ecosystem
Flower Dome – an ever-changing world of blooming flowers in perpetual spring
Cloud Forest – a mysterious mountain world full of rare tropical plants
Supertree Grove + OCBC Skyway – see the beautiful vertical gardens and walk through the air!

Tip: Stay ‘til early evening to see the beautiful light show

Marina Bay Sands

Think Singapore, think the Marina Bay Sands, an epic building towering over the bay area. Sprawling over 155,000 square metres with a hotel, celebrity restaurants, shops, restaurants and much more! A must see is the Sky Park.

ArtScience Museum™

A visually stunning piece of architecture housing equally amazing international exhibitions, the ArtScience Museum™ is a must for art and science lovers combined.

The Masjid Sultan mosque

This ornate, gilded building is Singapore’s most famous mosque and one of the most impressive religious buildings you’ll see – a real treasure for the local Muslim community and a great sight to see while in Singapore.

Little India

Showcasing a fascinating and colourful culture, Little India will brighten your day with buzzing streets, vibrant markets and dazzling Hindu temples.

Teochew opera

Open your eyes to the past and see a different way of life passed through the generations at the Chinese Teochew opera. With animated dance and stunning costumes, let the traditions and drama wash over you at this distinctive art form.

Food tours

With so much food on offer, it’s best to book on to one of the many food tours. That way, expert local guides can help you experience the best cuisine. Trying as many local dishes as possible gives you the chance to get a true taste of Singapore. It’s tough, but someone’s got to do it.

Restaurant week

Held twice a year, Singapore Restaurant Week celebrates the best that this city has to offer. A selection of Singapore’s finest dining spots offer a set menu at a special price during these tasty weeks.

Michelin dining

Singapore has many Michelin starred restaurants serving world-class dishes. The Labyrinth restaurant is renowned for its ‘art on a plate’ – food that looks as good as it tastes. And for something out of this world at an unbelievable price, visit the two hawker stalls – aka street food – with a Michelin star. Here, you can get a Michelin meal for just £3. Where do we sign up?

Street food

Any foodie worth their salt will get down to Singapore’s ‘hawker scene’. These open-air venues house a mountain of delicious dishes to tempt your taste buds. Try a coffee with a twist – maybe a honeydew long black? Then tuck into coconut rice with fried fish snack ‘cubes’ at Timbre+. This place alone is a good enough reason to go to Singapore.