Singapore Tour Packages

Known as the microcosm of modern Asia and a melting pot of culture and history, Singapore is one of the best-visited tourist destinations in the world. So whether you are looking for a Singapore package for a cultural getaway or just a Singapore holiday package with family and friends, pick the best one at Holidify. Offering customisable packages to suit every kind of traveller from Bali, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Bintan Island, and other parts of the world, Holidify’s Singapore tour packages are an excellent way to experience the best of this beautiful destination.

With its two Merlion statues squirting water out of their mouths, Merlion Park is an iconic sight, especially at nighttime against the backdrop of the brightly lit Marina Bay. And, of course, the Singapore Flyer, a 165-meter high observation wheel, is perfect for catching breathtaking views of the city. The 55-storey Marina Bay Sands is an iconic hotel that features a massive infinity pool and SkyPark at the very top.

The Lion City is home to beaches like Lazarus Beach, Siloso Beach, Changi Beach Park and East Coast Park, ideal for sitting next to the water and relaxing with a great view, swimming, engaging in beach sports, biking, kayaking, picnicking etc. What’s more, you can also take a boat to the nearby Pulau Ubin island for a day of relaxation or outdoor activities like hiking, nature watching, kayaking amidst mangroves and camping.

For a day of unforgettable fun, Holidify’s Singapore tour packages take you to amusement parks like Sentosa Island, accessible via the popular Singapore Cable Car and Universal Studios, where you can go on thrilling rides, attend live shows, and eat delicious food. In addition, the Singapore Night Safari, Singapore Zoo, Jurong Bird Park and SEA Aquarium provide you with the opportunity to discover diverse flora and fauna.

There are many shopping destinations in Singapore, including Arab Street, Orchard Street, Little India, Chinatown, Clarke Quay and Waterfront Promenade; you would find a variety of high-end stores and boutiques and shops selling unique ethnic items from different countries. Such ethnic neighbourhoods are also excellent for tasting food from all around. February to April is the ideal time to visit, owing to its dry season, free of heavy rainfall.

Singapore travel packages club together destinations like Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Bali to provide you with the opportunity to explore more of Southeast Asia, primarily through cruises; visit golden beaches, significant landmarks, places of worship, amusement parks and more. Holidify’s Singapore tour packages are perfect for travelling with friends or family and can be customised to suit your needs and guarantee you a magnificent trip!

Places to Visit in Singapore

1. Sentosa Island: A tiny resort island off the southern coast of Singapore, Sentosa Island is home to themed attractions, sun-washed beaches, lush rainforests, amazing spas and some popular resort hotels.

2. Singapore Botanic Gardens: Singapore Botanic Gardens is the only tropical garden to feature as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The 82-hectare garden houses more than 10,000 species of flowering plants and trees. The prime attractions are the National Orchid Garden, and Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden.

3. Universal Studios: Universal Studios Singapore is a theme park located in Resorts World Sentosa. With 28 thrilling rides, exciting attractions, spectacular shows, and divided into seven fun zones, it is a must-visit place in Singapore.

4. Gardens by the Bay: Gardens by the Bay is a 101-hectare nature park and botanic gardens. Home to almost 4,00,000 plants, it is famous for the awe-inspiring Supertree Groves, SkyWay, Flower Dome and the hypnotic Garden Rhapsody, the light and sound show.

5. ArtScience Museum: The ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay is a premier exhibition space featuring touring exhibitions from art and science. One of the quirkiest buildings and things to see in Singapore, it houses ever-changing themes and displays across its 21 gallery spaces.

6. Marina Bay Sands: Singapore's most iconic hotel, Marina Bay Sands is a resort complex, ranked as the world's most expensive standalone casino property. The 55-storey tower is home to the world's largest infinity pool and atrium casino. Other prime attractions include the Shoppes Mall, ArtScience Museum and Sands SkyPark.

7. Singapore Night Safari: The World's first nocturnal zoo, Singapore Night Safari houses more than 130 species of animals. It uses open-concept enclosures or trams to take the visitors on a 45-minute commented tour of its nocturnal animals and habitats.

8. Merlion Park: The picturesque Merlion Park is an iconic Singapore sight, housing two Merlion statues. Merlion is a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish and is considered an icon of the Lion City.

Things to Do in Singapore

1. Enjoy the Night Safari: Sit back and enjoy a tram ride in the world's first Night Safari featured in this exotic city. Take a ride through tropical forests set in 6 geographical locations with fantastic wildlife, including flying bats, giant flying squirrels and the natural habitat of more than 1000 nocturnal animals. Explore the thrilling Leopard Trail, Fishing Cat Trail, Forest Giant Trail on foot and catch the night show for the experience of a lifetime.

2. Visit Sentosa Island: Located on the southern coast of Singapore, this man-made island features beautiful sandy beaches, including the Palawan beach, which is lined up with an array of authentic delicacies on food stalls and bars and the peaceful, crescent-shaped Tanjong beach. Unwind on the sunny shores of this island or enjoy mesmerizing views of the coast stretching as far as Indonesia from the Tiger Sky Tower on Sentosa Station.

3. Marvel at Universal Studios: Your trip would be incomplete without visiting Southeast Asia's first and only Universal Studios theme park, located on Sentosa Island, within the Resorts World Sentosa. With seven themed sections, 28 enthralling rides, mind-blowing shows like Shrek 4D Adventure, WaterWorld, attractions like the Hollywood Boulevard and fine dining restaurants serving lip-smacking dishes, this theme park will make up for an exhilarating day.

4. Visit the Singapore Botanic Gardens: If you admire nature, visit this 163-year-old Botanical Gardens and fall in love with the incredible tropical flora, including horticulture features and orchid plants set in stunning landscapes. The gardens are a UNESCO World Heritage site and Asia's top park attraction since 2013. The site also has recreational facilities with entertainment and educational events for travellers.

5. Shop at Orchard Road: Take a stroll through Orchard road and enter Singapore's retail heart featuring upscale boutiques, discount outlets, departmental stores, luxury retails alongside world-class restaurants serving authentic and international cuisines. Visit ION Orchard down the road, featuring mall houses with luxury brands, Far East Plaza for street fashion, the Grande Whisky Collection and ION Art Gallery.

6. Visit the Gardens by the Bay: For an aesthetic visual treat, visit this amazing Garden of wonder housing not only an array of beautiful flora and fauna but also some of the most iconic structures in the Supertree Grove known for its architectural marvel. In addition, there are three waterfront gardens featuring conservatories, including Flower Dome, the largest glass greenhouse globally, Floral Fantasy with cavernous spaces and Cloud Forest with a mist-filled landscape.

7. Listen to the birds at Jurong Bird Park: Claimed to be Asia's largest bird paradise, this aviary and tourist attraction is an idyllic haven and a must-visit. With over 5,000 birds from 400 species, the park has the world's largest walk-in aviaries, including lory flight aviary, impressive Penguin Coast, 30-meter high waterfall, the bird-themed water playground, fun exhibits and interactive shows like the Kings of the Skies Show and the High Flyers Show.

Shopping in Singapore

Singapore is the ultimate shopper's paradise, with shopping being the national pastime for the country, only second to eating. So go on a shopping spree in the most dazzling shopping complexes on Orchard road, a 150-year-old street turned into Singapore's retail heart with high street brands, departmental stores like TANGS, the oldest one in Singapore, nightspots and a range of restaurants and bars.

If you are looking for high-end brands and extravagance, visit Marina Bay Sands, housing designer collections, jewellery shops, beauty outlets and one of the biggest luxury malls called The Shoppes.

• Little India, to shop for antiques, spices, jewellery, traditional clothing and sari fabric,
• Chinatown, popular for clothes, souvenirs and spices,
• VivoCity Mall, Singapore's largest shopping mall,
• Bugis Street with thrift shops and Korean centric stores,
• Tiong Bahru, popular for the most trendy indie stores,
• Kampong Glam consists of many famous streets like Haji lane - a vibrant marketplace, Arab Street, North Bridge Road and Kandahar Street,
• Holland Village is Singapore's Bohemian enclave, selling souvenirs, carpets, clothing items, art and second-hand books.

Food in Singapore

Hosting some of the leading food festivals in the world, this exotic country has it all, from cheap hawker fare to Michelin-starred fine dining, delicious street food to world-class restaurants, celebrating eating as a national pastime! Several food and liquor festivals like Yummy Food Expo, World Food Fair, Singapore Food Festival, Italian BBQ Party, CHIJMES Summer Beer Festival and The Michelin Guide Street Food Festival lets you experience the savoury blends and authentic dishes.

Cuisines that you must try on your visit to Singapore and tantalize your taste buds include Hainanese Chicken Rice, Chili Crab, Fish Head Curry, Fried Carrot Cake, Char Kway Teow, Kaya Toast, Laksa, Roti Prata, Satay, Bak Chor Mee, Wanton Mee, BBQ Sambal Stingray, Bak Kut Teh, Ice Kachang and last but not the least Singapore Sling.

Best Time to Visit Singapore

The best time to visit Singapore is between February and April. Considered a dry season, these months experience lesser rainfall than other times of the year. Singapore is hot and humid throughout the year making it a year-round destination. To experience the best of the beaches in Singapore, the best time to visit is between June to August. For the shopaholic, the ideal time to visit Singapore is between July and August which is when the Great Singapore Sale is organised.

How to Reach Singapore

The best way to travel to Singapore from India is by flight. The classy Changi Airport of Singapore is well connected to India through regular flights from various cities. Some of the major airlines that connect the two countries include Singapore Airlines, Air India, Tiger Airways, Jet Airways and Air India Express. The journey is 6-8 hours long depending upon the number of halts in between.