Singapore Tour Packages

Is Singapore already calling, or are you still getting to know it? Singapore tour planning at Holiday Tribe is designed to support both. Take time to explore what suits your pace, understand the destination more deeply, and when the connection feels right, the groundwork is already in place to move forward with ease.

Why Book Our Singapore Tour Package?

Singapore works best when planned right. The right Singapore holiday package keeps the experience smooth and predictable.

• Custom-built itineraries by travel need

• On-trip assistance and support

• Trusted hotel and local partners

• Clear inclusions with no hidden costs

• MRT-friendly hotels and routes

• Balanced sightseeing and free time

Each package at Holiday Tribe is structured around a clear Singapore itinerary, making daily plans easy to follow without feeling rigid.

Top Singapore Holiday Packages at Best Prices

Planning feels easier when the options are clear. At Holiday Tribe, each Singapore holiday package is put together with practical details laid out upfront, allowing travellers to explore possibilities comfortably, understand what’s included, and decide at their own pace how Singapore fits into their travel plans.

Types of Singapore Holiday Packages at Holiday Tribe

• Singapore Adventure Tours Package

• Singapore Family Packages

• Singapore Couple Packages

• Singapore City Tour Packages

• Singapore Tour Packages for Nightlife

• Singapore Nature Reconnect Packages

Quick Details About Singapore

Why Visit Singapore in 2026 with Our Singapore Holiday Packages?

Singapore offers a lot within a small area, which is why planning what to include matters more than how far you travel. With most attractions close to each other, a clear Singapore itinerary helps turn limited time into a well-paced and comfortable experience.

What Singapore is known for:

• Easy citywide MRT connectivity
• Sentosa Island attractions
• Marina Bay and skyline views
• Cultural areas like Chinatown and Little India
• World-famous hawker food
• Clean, safe public spaces
• Shopping streets and malls
• Green spaces within the city

Taken together, these experiences are easy to combine without rushing. When arranged thoughtfully, a Singapore trip package allows travellers to explore the city at a steady pace, understand what draws them in, and decide how much time they want to spend discovering Singapore further.

What is the Best Time to Visit Singapore?

February to April - Best Weather / Peak Season

• Less rainfall, plenty of sunshine, and comfortable humidity
• Most ideal period for sightseeing, outdoor attractions, and exploring neighbourhoods, even on foot

May to September - Hot & Slightly Hazy / Off-Peak Charm

• Temperatures remain high with occasional haze from regional forest fires
• A good time to enjoy indoor attractions, shopping festivals, and the famous Singapore Food Festival

November to January - Rainiest Months / Festivities with light showers

• Frequent showers, high humidity, though the rains are usually short-lived
• The atmosphere continues to be festive with Christmas and New Year celebrations, making it a lively time to plan your Singapore itinerary

Top Attractions in Singapore Tour Packages

Gardens by the Bay, Singapore: A futuristic wonderland in the heart of Singapore, Gardens by the Bay is a must-see attraction on your Singapore city tour. As you stroll beneath towering Supertrees, wander through the misty Cloud Forest and colourful blooms of the Flower Dome, you know why Singapore is a ‘City in a Garden’.
Opening Hours: Outdoor Gardens: 5:00 AM - 2:00 AM | Conservatories (Flower Dome & Cloud Forest): 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Pro Tip: Don’t miss the Garden Rhapsody light show at the Supertree Grove. Arrive early to grab a good spot under the trees.

Marina Bay Sands: Perched 57 stories high, Marina Bay Sands offers various mesmerising experiences. Enjoy jaw-dropping 360° views of Singapore’s skyline at the SkyPark Observation deck or float among the clouds at the SkyPark Infinity Pool (the largest infinity pool in the world). A striking architectural marvel shaped like a ship atop three towers, it’s one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. A must-add to your Singapore tourist places list for a great time in Singapore.
Note that the SkyPark infinity pool is for hotel guests only and requires a hotel keycard for access.

Set Sail on a Cruise: A cruise in Singapore offers the perfect blend of luxury, leisure, and discovery- all in one unforgettable journey. You can sail past the city’s dazzling skyline before setting off to explore nearby tropical gems like Penang, Phuket, or Langkawi. Onboard, expect world-class dining, entertainment, and ocean views at every turn - whether you’re lounging by the pool, enjoying a Broadway-style show, or savouring a sunset cocktail on deck.

Merlion Park: The Merlion — half lion, half fish — is Singapore’s iconic photo stop. The lion head refers to 'Singapura' (Lion City) and the fish tail recalls Singapore’s fishing-village origins. The area is open 24 hours, but crowds and lighting vary, so visit at sunrise or sunset for better photos. No Singapore family packages are complete without a stop at one of the best photo stops in the city.
Open 24 hours

Sentosa Island: Singapore’s ultimate playground, Sentosa Island blends beaches, theme parks, and family-friendly attractions into one tropical escape. This destination is included in various Singapore holiday packages as it offers a variety of experiences in one place. Lounge on golden sands, splash around at Adventure Cove Waterpark, or chase thrills at Universal Studios Singapore - Sentosa is perfect for both relaxation and adventure.
Opening Hours: Varies as per attractions
Pro Tip: Arrive via the Sentosa Express monorail or cable car for stunning views. Plan for a full day (or more) to explore the best of the island.

Singapore Zoo: One of the world’s best wildlife parks, the Singapore Zoo is set in a lush rainforest environment where over 4,200 animals roam in open and naturalistic habitats. The zoo offers an immersive and educational experience, with highlights such as animal feeding sessions, live shows, and the chance to dine alongside orangutans (paid experience and subject to availability).
Opening Hours: 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM on all days (last entry at 5:00 pm)
Pro Tip: Visit in the morning when animals are most active. Combine your trip with nearby attractions like River Wonders or the Night Safari for a full day of wildlife exploration.

Night Safari: Step into a world that comes alive after dark at the Night Safari, the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park. Home to over 900 animals, you can take a guided tram ride through six geographic zones—from the Himalayan foothills to the Asian rainforest. Add this to your Singapore itinerary for up-close encounters with creatures like leopards, hyenas, and Malayan tigers.
Opening Hours: 6:30 PM - 12:00 AM daily (last entry at 11:15 PM)
Pro Tip: Book early time slots to avoid peak crowds. Start with the tram ride for an overview, then explore the walking trails at your own pace.

Chinatown: A vibrant blend of history, culture, and flavour, Chinatown is where old meets new in Singapore. Wander through streets lined with traditional shophouses, bustling markets, and colourful temples like the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Sri Mariamman Temple. At night, the area transforms into a lively hub with some of the city’s best hawker fare, from Michelin-starred chicken rice to local street snacks.

Little India: Bursting with colour, spice, and tradition, Little India is one of Singapore’s most vibrant cultural enclaves and is often included in Singapore family packages. Don’t miss the ornate Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, dedicated to the goddess Kali, or the lively Tekka Centre, where you can relish Indian delicacies.

Top Things to Do in Singapore

Our Singapore Holiday packages include activities suited for every age group. City skyline views, river cruises, zoo visits, and evening light shows create a balanced travel experience.

Adventure activities in Singapore

• Indoor Skydiving - Sentosa Island
• Mega Zip Adventure (Ziplining) - Sentosa Island
• Kayaking - MacRitchie Reservoir Park
• Jet Skiing - Sentosa Island
• Bungee Jumping - Sentosa Island
• Surfing (Wave House) - Sentosa Island
• Cycling - East Coast Park Singapore
• Rock Climbing - Singapore Sports Hub
• Wakeboarding - Singapore Wake Park, East Coast
• Snorkelling - Sentosa Island

Beaches in Singapore

• Siloso Beach - Sentosa Island
• Palawan Beach - Sentosa Island
• Tanjong Beach - Sentosa Island
• East Coast Park Beach - East Coast Singapore
• Changi Beach Park - Changi
• Pasir Ris Beach Park - Pasir Ris
• Punggol Beach - North-East Singapore
• Lazarus Island Beach - Southern Islands
• St. John’s Island Beach - Southern Islands

Temples in Singapore

• Sri Mariamman Temple - Chinatown
• Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple - Little India
• Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum - Chinatown
• Thian Hock Keng Temple - Telok Ayer
• Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery - Bishan
• Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery - Toa Payoh
• Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple - Little India
• Leong San See Temple - Ang Mo Kio

Foods to Try in Singapore

Your Singapore itinerary must have a stop to relish the delectable food items. From world-famous hawker centres for local favourites to Michelin-star meals, here are the must-try dishes you should not miss on your holiday:

Hainanese Chicken Rice: Tender poached chicken served with fragrant rice and a trio of sauces

Chilli Crab: Juicy crab drenched in a rich, spicy-sweet tomato-chilli sauce

Laksa: A fragrant coconut curry noodle soup with prawns, fishcake, and spices

Char Kway Teow: Wok-fried flat noodles tossed with prawns, egg, and Chinese sausage

Hokkien Mee: Stir-fried noodles soaked in prawn stock and served with sambal and lime

Ice Kachang: A colourful mountain of shaved ice topped with syrups, red beans, jelly, and corn

Chendol: Shaved ice with coconut milk, palm sugar syrup, and green rice flour jelly

Vegetarian Food Restaurants in Singapore

Singapore offers plenty of vegetarian food options for Indian travellers, and these are some of the restaurants most often chosen by tourists.

Komala Vilas (Little India): Classic South Indian vegetarian meals, dosas, and thalis.

Ananda Bhavan (Multiple locations): Trusted Indian vegetarian chain with Jain-friendly options.

Saravanaa Bhavan (Little India): South Indian vegetarian food served all day.

MTR Singapore (Little India): Authentic vegetarian dishes and filter coffee.

Gokul Vegetarian Restaurant (Upper Dickson Road): Extensive pure vegetarian menu across cuisines.

Shopping in Singapore

Clarke Quay: Take a stroll in this riverside area full of shops, restaurants and bars.

The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands: A huge luxury mall offering major high-end brands under one roof.

Lau Pa Sat: Iconic hawker market where you can savour local favourites.

Haji Lane: Stroll through this bustling lane for trendy cafes, colourful murals, and boutique shops.​

Raffles Arcade: An elegant retail and dining zone that offers a blend of luxury shopping with heritage charm.​

Katong-Joo Chiat: As one of the coolest districts, this area is a hip street of cafes, lifestyle shops and pop-ups.

Most Popular Hotels in Singapore

Novotel Singapore on Kitchener - A perfect 4-star hotel for business and leisure, conveniently located near Little India and well connected to shopping hubs and the city's top attractions.

Holiday Inn Singapore Orchard City Centre - A centrally located 4-star hotel near Orchard Road, ideal for shopping, dining, and city sightseeing.

Grand Copthorne Waterfront Singapore - A luxury 5-star award-winning riverside hotel offering spacious rooms and scenic views with amenities for every need.

Furama RiverFront, Singapore - A flagship 4-star hotel near Chinatown with convenient access to major city attractions. Included well-appointed rooms with scenic views and a co-working space.

One Farrer Hotel, Singapore - A 5-star lifestyle retreat hotel-resort spanning over 20 hotels, 15 water and tropical gardens, and amenities. It is directly connected to Farrer Park MRT.

Singapore’s Festive Calendar

At Holiday Tribe, our Singapore holiday packages are planned to help Indian travellers see Singapore beyond the usual photo spots, through its everyday culture, art spaces, and festivals locals actually celebrate. Come, join us to experience the authentic side of Singapore!

How to Reach Singapore from India?

Flying is the fastest and most convenient way to travel from India to Singapore, with multiple direct flight options available every day.

Key Travel Information

• Direct Flights From: Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata

• Flight Duration: Around 5-6 hours for non-stop flights

• Arrival Airport: Singapore Changi Airport (SIN)

• Airport Connectivity: Easy access to MRT trains, taxis, and city buses from Changi

Well-timed flights make a Singapore trip package smoother by reducing transit fatigue and allowing better use of sightseeing days.

Visa Requirements for Indians Visiting Singapore

• Indian passport holders must obtain a Singapore tourist visa before travel.
• The visa application must be submitted online or through an authorised visa agent/airline (for example: Air India).
• A valid passport with at least 6 months remaining from the date of entry is required.
• Standard documents include a passport copy, photos, a travel itinerary, flight tickets, hotel bookings, and financial proof.
• SG Arrival Card must be submitted online before arrival (details and link provided upon visa approval).
• Visa processing time usually ranges from 3-5 working days, but apply earlier to avoid delays.

Dos and Don’ts for Indian Travellers in Singapore

To keep experiences smooth and pleasant, Singapore tourist places operate with clear guidelines that visitors are expected to follow. Here are some basics ones-

Do’s

• Follow rules and signage at all times
• Queue properly on MRT and public areas
• Dress modestly at religious places
• Use bins for all waste
• Carry ID and travel documents

Don’ts

• Do not litter, spit, or chew gum
• Do not eat or drink on MRT
• Avoid jaywalking
• Do not smoke outside marked zones
• Avoid loud behaviour in public spaces

Recommended Apps for Your Singapore Trip

• Grab - Taxis and food delivery
• Google Maps - Walking, MRT, and routes
• Citymapper - Live MRT and bus timings
• SimplyGo - Card payments on public transport
• CDG Zig - Booking taxis, private-hire cars, and buses

How to Book A Singapore Tour Package
Booking a tour with Holiday Tribe follows a clear and simple process.

• Browse available options and narrow down choices based on travel style, budgets, and inclusions within a suitable Singapore tour package option.

• Select a ready plan or request adjustments depending on travel dates and group size.

• Review a transparent price breakup where inclusions, hotels, and activities are clearly listed.

• Confirm the booking using secure and flexible payment methods.

• Travel experts work alongside planning tools to build a balanced Singapore itinerary that fits real travel days.

Once the details are aligned, deciding when to travel becomes the only step left.

Explore Singapore Tour Packages

If futuristic architecture, green spaces, and family-friendly experiences appeal to you, Singapore is an easy choice. From iconic skylines to well-planned attractions, the city offers something for every kind of traveller. Our thoughtfully curated Singapore holiday packages are designed to make planning simple, with personalised itineraries and complete support from start to finish.
Whether you’re travelling with family, friends, or on your own, you’ll get the flexibility and guidance you need to explore comfortably. From sightseeing to local experiences, everything is taken care of so you can focus on enjoying the journey and making the most of your time in Singapore.

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