Expertly crafted trip plans for 3, 5, and 7 days. Whether you're a first-time visitor or returning for more, these itineraries help you experience the best of Singapore without the planning headache.
Planning a trip to Singapore doesn't have to be complicated. After helping thousands of travel agents create Singapore packages, we've distilled our expertise into these practical itineraries that actually work.
Each itinerary balances must-see attractions with hidden gems, considers realistic travel times between locations, and leaves room for spontaneous discoveries. We've also factored in Singapore's tropical climate, suggesting indoor activities during the hottest parts of the day.
Perfect for weekend getaways and short stopovers
Best for First-TimersStart early to beat the heat. The Flower Dome and Cloud Forest are climate-controlled, making them ideal morning activities. Don't miss the Supertree Grove.
Affordable hawker food right in Gardens by the Bay. Try the satay and BBQ seafood with views of the Marina Bay skyline.
Head up to the observation deck for panoramic city views. The indoor ArtScience Museum is a great alternative if it's too hot.
Stroll along the waterfront to the iconic Merlion statue. The late afternoon light is perfect for photos with Marina Bay Sands in the background.
Free nightly show at Marina Bay Sands (8pm & 9pm). Grab a spot near The Shoppes promenade for the best views.
Historic hawker center in the CBD. The famous Satay Street comes alive after 7pm with rows of grills serving fresh satay.
Explore the historic streets before the crowds. Visit Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, browse the traditional medicine shops, and admire the colorful shophouses.
Take the MRT to Little India. Wander through Tekka Centre wet market, smell the spices at Mustafa Centre, and admire Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple.
Legendary vegetarian Indian restaurant since 1947. Their thali set and masala dosa are exceptional and wallet-friendly.
Singapore's famous shopping belt. ION Orchard for luxury brands, Takashimaya for department store shopping, or 313@Somerset for affordable fashion.
Riverside dining and nightlife hub. Choose from waterfront restaurants or take a Singapore River cruise to see the city lights.
Southeast Asia's only Universal theme park. Arrive at opening for shorter queues. Focus on popular rides first: Battlestar Galactica, Transformers, and Revenge of the Mummy.
One of the world's largest aquariums. The Open Ocean habitat with its massive viewing panel is mesmerizing. Allow 2 hours.
Relax on the beach or grab a drink at one of the beach bars. Cable car back to the mainland offers beautiful sunset views.
Spectacular outdoor night show with water, laser, and fire effects. Book tickets in advance for better seats.
The ideal duration to explore Singapore properly
Most PopularThis itinerary includes everything from the 3-day plan plus two additional days for deeper exploration. Days 1-3 follow the express itinerary above.
One of the world's best zoos with open-concept enclosures. Start with the Jungle Breakfast with Wildlife for a unique experience (book ahead).
Several dining options within the wildlife parks. The Ah Meng Restaurant at the zoo offers local dishes.
Asia's first river-themed wildlife park. Home to giant pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia. The Amazon Flooded Forest is particularly impressive.
Return to hotel. The wildlife parks can be tiring in the heat. Rest up for the evening activity.
The world's first nocturnal zoo. Take the tram ride first, then explore walking trails. The Creatures of the Night show is entertaining.
Arab Quarter with the golden-domed Sultan Mosque. Explore Haji Lane's indie boutiques and street art. Great for photos and unique souvenirs.
Singapore's hippest heritage neighborhood. Art deco architecture, independent cafes, and the famous Tiong Bahru Market for local breakfast favorites.
World's largest collection of Southeast Asian art, housed in the former Supreme Court and City Hall. The rooftop bar offers great views.
Where locals go to unwind. Rent a bicycle, try the famous East Coast Lagoon Food Village for BBQ seafood, or simply enjoy the beach breeze.
End your trip with Singapore's famous chilli crab at one of the seafood restaurants. Jumbo Seafood or No Signboard are popular choices.
For those who want to see it all at a relaxed pace
ComprehensiveThis week-long itinerary builds on the 5-day plan with two extra days for off-the-beaten-path experiences and a day trip.
Board the ferry from Marina South Pier. The short ride offers nice views of the city skyline receding into the distance.
Connected by a causeway. St. John's has the Marine Aquaculture Centre while Lazarus has pristine beaches rarely visited by tourists. Bring snorkeling gear.
Small island with a Taoist temple and Malay shrine. Interesting mix of cultures. The ferry makes a stop here on the return journey.
Take the ferry back to Marina South. Rest at the hotel before dinner.
Casual dinner at Singapore's largest mall. The rooftop playground has nice harbor views. Convenient location near Sentosa.
Start your last day at this famous hawker center. Try Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice (the one Anthony Bourdain loved) and traditional kopi.
Charming conservation area with restored shophouses. Great for final souvenir shopping at independent boutiques and specialty stores.
Arrive early to explore this architectural marvel. The HSBC Rain Vortex (world's tallest indoor waterfall), Canopy Park, and extensive shopping make for a memorable send-off.
Designed for parents with children aged 4-12
Kid-ApprovedThis itinerary considers nap times, shorter attention spans, and keeps activities engaging for both kids and adults. All venues listed are stroller-friendly.
| Category | Budget | Mid-Range | Luxury |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3-Day Trip | SGD 350-450 | SGD 650-850 | SGD 1,500+ |
| 5-Day Trip | SGD 550-700 | SGD 1,000-1,300 | SGD 2,500+ |
| 7-Day Trip | SGD 750-950 | SGD 1,400-1,800 | SGD 3,500+ |
Budget includes: Accommodation, meals, attractions, and local transport. Does not include flights.
Singapore is a year-round destination. February-April tend to be slightly drier. Avoid major holidays (Chinese New Year, school holidays) if you prefer smaller crowds at attractions.
Marina Bay for first-timers, Chinatown/Clarke Quay for budget travelers, Orchard for shoppers, Sentosa for families. All areas have excellent MRT access.
Get attraction combo tickets (Klook, official sites). Eat at hawker centers (SGD 4-8 per meal). Use MRT over taxis. Many museums have free admission on certain days.
Download: Google Maps (offline maps), Grab (taxi/food), SG BusLeh (bus timing), Klook (attractions). Get a SIM card at Changi Airport on arrival.
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