Singapore Holidays
East meets West in this cosmopolitan city state with a melting pot of cultures and traditions; the perfect place for a fascinating city break.
From the authentic, cultural districts of Chinatown and Little India to Orchard Road’s shopping opportunities and Clarke Quay’s restaurants, you’re offered a completely new view everywhere you turn. A trip to Singapore wouldn’t be complete without a spot of afternoon tea or a famous Singapore Sling at Raffles Hotel, a true city icon and luxurious oasis. You’re sure to be enchanted by the city’s cocktail of bustling street markets, natural beauty and colonial landmarks.
Singapore makes for the perfect stopover destination en route to various Far East destinations including Thailand, Bali and Malaysia. Plan your perfect multicentre holiday now and see what Singapore has to offer.
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Here's a selection of popular itineraries to give you some ideas. But almost anything's possible so call us now and we'll create an amazing holiday just for you.
Singapore and Bali Multi Centre
Guide Price €2,179 pp
Singapore is without doubt one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world. With its ultra -modern streets, colonial monuments and nearby Sentosa – home to Universal Studios, this glistening metropolis has it all. Shopaholics will love the mesmerising number...
Honeymoons
Singapore and the Philippines Multi Centre
Singapore is without a doubt one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world. With its ultra-modern streets, colonial monuments and nearby Sentosa - home to Universal Studios, this glistening city has it all. After a busy few days in...
Diving holidays
Singapore and Borneo Multi Centre
Singapore is known as one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world. This glistening city offers ultra-modern streets, colonial monuments and not too far outside of the city centre via cable car is Sentosa Island, home to Universal Studios,...
Wildlife holidays
Singapore and Cambodia Suggested Multi Centre
Singapore has something for everyone, from theme parks, golf courses and gardens to vibrant markets and enormous shopping malls, some of which are open 24 hours a day. The skyline of Marina Bay is scattered with impressive buildings, which are...
City holidays
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You’ll be mesmerised by this island city-state and home of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. One minute you’ll walk through serene and manicured gardens where locals practice the elegant art of Tai Chi, the next, you’ll be pacing an ultra-modern metropolis where gilded shrines run shoulders with ultra-modern skyscrapers. There’s at least one side of this enthralling place that will grab your attention.
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Singapore Flyer
Towering 165 metres above Singapore's skyline, the Singapore Flyer is the world's largest observation wheel offering a one-of-a-kind experience and completely unique vista of the city below.
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Chinatown and Little India
Singapore's Chinese and Indian communities have thrived since the first immigrants arrived in the 1820s and each now offer a complete contrast to the bustling Singapore in their own communities within the city.
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Marina Bay Sands
Head to the Sands SkyPark Observation Deck at Marina Bay Sands which is 57 floors above the city for stunning panoramic views.
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Gardens by the Bay
You’ve probably seen the images of the man-made trees that populate this phenomenal urban garden. You can climb these futuristic ‘supertrees’ and visit a conservatory cloud forest. The nightly Rhapsody Light Show is a fantastic showpiece too.
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Mel
Destination Specialist
"Head to Gardens by the Bay at 7.45pm on any night of the week to see Garden Rhapsody - a fantastic light and sound show."
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Tina
Destination Specialist
“Singapore is a great stopover destination. I would recommend stopping here on the return section of your journey so you can take advantage of the shopping opportunities.”
Types of Singapore holidays
Frequently Asked Questions
Flights to Singapore take approximately 12 hours and 30 minutes. There are currently direct daily flight options from London Heathrow to Singapore Changi Airport with British Airways and Singapore Airlines, and various stop-over options from other UK airports.
It’s free to visit the outdoor gardens at the Gardens by the Bay. However, there is a fee of $8 for adults and concessionaries and $5 for children for the aerial walkway known as OCBC Skyway. There are also various fees to visit the conservatories.
No. The Marina Bay Sands infinity is strictly for guests staying in the hotel. However, non-staying guests can visit the Sands SkyPark Observation Deck for a charge of $23 for adults, $17 for children, and $20 for concessionaries.
