Singapore Itineraries
Singapore in 4 Days: Adding the Wildlife Day
The fourth day is what lets you keep Sentosa and add the zoo without cutting the old quarters. Where it goes, and why the north deserves it.
Singapore Itineraries
The fourth day is what lets you keep Sentosa and add the zoo without cutting the old quarters. Where it goes, and why the north deserves it.
Singapore Itineraries
Three days is the most common Singapore trip from India and the length the city fits best. One day each for the bay, Sentosa and the old quarters.
Singapore Itineraries
Two days is a triage problem, not a planning one. Here is the version that works, and the three famous things worth dropping to make it fit.
A one-day unlimited speedboat pass looping Lazarus, Kusu and the Sisters' Islands — the only practical way to see several in one afternoon.
A hilltop garden bistro at the top of Mount Faber, above the cable car. The draw is rainforest and harbour, not the skyline everyone photographs.
Kayaks, paddleboards and sea bicycles on Lazarus Island, open Friday to Sunday. Nothing here has a motor, which is why the beach stays quiet.
Eight food kiosks, a revived musical fountain and an 80-metre water jet at Beach Station — the easiest lunch on Sentosa, with nothing to reserve.
A floating obstacle course off Palawan Beach. The zone age and height rules decide whether your child gets on it, so read them before you book.
A free 350-metre walkway linking Resorts World to the beaches through six themed gardens, open around the clock, with an AR light show after dark.