Singapore City Tours & Sightseeing

Drive past the 'Colonial Heart' before proceeding to Merlion Park, Thian Hock Keng Temple and Chinatown. Next visit a local handicraft centre, National Orchid Garden located within Botanic Gardens before our final stop at Little India.

Follow in the footsteps of Singapore's founder. Visit the Raffles Landing Site, where Sir Stamford Raffles first stepped ashore. Stop by Raffles Hotel, a place of high society in the 1800s and take a cruise down the historic Singapore river.

Join us on a colorful journey into the history, lifestyle and unique character of the Peranakan Babas (the men) and Nonyas (the women)!

Experience the world's largest observation wheel in grand style with Moet and Chandon Champagne.

Take two tours in one affordable package! Explore the Lion City from the ground and from the sky on the Singapore Flyer, the world's largest observation wheel.

Spend a colorful morning at Sentosa before continuing on with your cruise! View Singapore's beautiful landscape while riding a cable car, experience the country's vibrant culture at Images of Singapore, allow live butterflies flutter about you at Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom, and discover the a...

This is Singapore's war history - well-researched and explained in an exciting and insightful way! Join us as we debunk myths and slice through deceptive propaganda.

This is the walk where you'll learn about Singapore's national flower, the Sarkies brothers, the Straits Times and that wonderful drink called "the Singapore Sling." Discover Singapore's colonial legacy from The Time of Empire.

Enjoy the fragrance of Chinese tea, ginseng and herbal eggs. If you're brave, we'll even help you find your way about a very slippery wet market.

Spices, garlands, and hail - a sagely old bird who tells your fortune! It's always difficult to resist the charms of Little India.

Uncover a curious blend of Malay folk traditions and Islam in the legends of the mysterious keris (dagger), exotic perfumes, jamu remedies to every conceivable ailment and the story of the faith that is so often misunderstood.

Take a break from the official history of the Singapore River. This is the walk if you want the alternative story - a perfect cocktail of bank breakers, vandals, terrorists, drugs and one fine lady.

Discover vice and tragedy in the shadows of Chinatown by night. Ride a bus across to venture with us down the streets and alleys of Geylang where entertainment, in its rawest form, is still practiced today. Tread with us as we go where many men have gone before!

It is said that more Australian Prisoners of War perished under incarceration than during the battle itself. The Changi WWII trail commemorates the fight of brave men and women during battle and in internment. Know their story.

Spend 2 nights in Singapore and enjoy an extra night free!