Best Things To Do in Singapore

What You Should Know More About Things To Do in Singapore

• Q. What are some of the must do things in Singapore?

  With so many things to do and places to see in Singapore, shortlisting the “must-do” ones can be a task. But here we have listed down some activities that help you discover the best of this island country and are absolutely worth visiting. So the best things to do in Singapore are-
  
  1) Universal Studios Singapore: 
  A trip to Universal Studios is among the fun things to do in Singapore. There are a number of events, rides and other attractions that both children and adults can enjoy. It is not only the best theme parks in Singapore but also in Asia. There are seven themed zones called New York, Madagascar, Hollywood, Far Far away, Sci-Fi City, Lost world and Ancient Egypt.
  
  It has about twenty-four attractions and the tallest pair of dueling roller coasters in the world. It has more than thirty restaurants and food carts along with approximately twenty unique retail stores and carts. 
  
  Location: This is located on Sentosa Island. 
  Price: Various types of tickets are available and prices do vary according to age.
  Timings: Timings can vary on a day-to-day basis.
  
  2) Singapore Flyer: 
  

  When it comes to enjoying the 360-degree panoramic view of the pictorial country then Asia's largest giant observation wheel, the Singapore Flyer is the ideal destination. This Singapore tourist place is located in Raffles Avenue, this giant wheel is positioned at a height of 165 meters from the ground and it's about as tall as 42 storeys building providing a magnificent scenic view from the top. 
  
  It a magical experience of full 30 minutes with loads of thrill in one of those 28 fully air-conditioned glass capsules. Be it Raffles Palace, Singapore River, Merlion Park, Marina Bay, Padang and Empress Palace one can fetch a bird’s eye view from the Flyer. To have an experience of wine and dine in the clouds in Singapore Flyer in flight packages where one can yummiest food with coolest drinks.
  
  Location: 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore.
  Timings: 8:30am to 10:30pm 
  Price: $33 for Adults and $21 for children
  
  3) Go for Cable Car Ride in Sentosa:
  

  The Cable Car Rides in Sentosa is definitely one of the things to do in Singapore for couples/families/groups/individual tourists. It has two lines, that is, the Mount Faber Line and the Sentosa Line. 
  The Mount Faber Line’s three stations are Mount Faber Station, HarbourFront Station, and Sentosa Station. The Sentosa Line’s three stations are Merlion Station, Imbiah Lookout Station, and Siloso Point Station.

  
  Location: The Mount Faber Line runs from Faber Peak Singapore to Sentosa Island. The Sentosa Line, which is on Sentosa  Island, runs from Merlin to Silos Point.
  

  Price: For Adults, it's approximately, $33-Mount Faber and Sentosa Lines/$29-Mount Faber Line/$13-Sentosa Line. For Children its approximately, $22-Mount Faber and Sentosa Lines/$18-                     Mount Faber Line/$8-Sentosa Line.
  

  Timings:It is open everyday from 08:45am-10:00pm
  
  4) Adventure at Night Safari:
  

  Among various activities that take place in Singapore at night, a trip to the Night Safari is a wonderful idea. It is the first nocturnal zoo in the world and visitors enjoy tours, shows, cultural performances, and wonderful dining experiences.

  
  

  Location: It is located on Mandai Lake Road. 

  Price: Prices vary according to the package you choose, available offers and mentioned terms and conditions. 
  

  Timings: It is open every day from 07:15pm-12: 00 am.
  
  5) Gardens By The Bay:
  

  This is a nature park that consists of 3 waterfront gardens called Bay South, Bay East, and Bay Central Gardens. Attractions include Supertree Grove, Flower Dome, World of Plants, Cloud Forest, Far East Organization Children’s Garden, OCBC Skyway, the canyon. Others are Bay by the East, Dragonfly and Kingfisher Lakes, Heritage Gardens, Sun Pavilion, and Art Sculptures. 
  
  It has various events and options like Guided Gardens Tour, Outdoor Garden Cruiser Tours, Self Guided Tour, Conservatories Audio Guide. Gardens By The Bay additionally has several dining options with different cuisines and shops with a vast array of gifts/souvenirs. 

  
  

  Location: It is located on Marina Gardens Drive. 

  Price: This depends on the options you choose.
  

  Timings: This depends on the options you choose.
  
  6) Indoor Sky Diving at iFly Singapore:
  Located close to beach station Hub at Sentosa, lies iFly which is considered as the world’s largest indoor skydiving wind tunnel. This wind tunnel is first of its kind in Singapore and it provides all interested individuals an opportunity to enjoy the fascinating sport in a safe and realistic environment. IFly Singapore has a setting with a height of 56.5feet and with 16.5 feet width with tall acrylic glasses facing South China making it more realistic. 
  
  The place is huge where it can accommodate at least 20 professional flyers. There’s an arrangement of small training which enables all individuals from amateur to professional to enjoy the game. Competitions are common here which helps the players be more enthusiastic of the sport. It is an affordable sport and quite enjoyed by every visitor. 
  
  Location: 43, Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore. 
  Timings: Open on all days 
  Price: $10-$30
  
  7) Ziplining in Sentosa Island:
  

  The Mega Adventure Park is the place to go for a Ziplining adventure. The attractions include the Mega Jump, the Mega Bounce, the Mega Zip, the Mega Wall, and the Mega Climb.

  
  Location: It is located on Siloso Beach Walk. 
  

  Price: Prices vary according to the package you choose and available offers.
  

  Timings: It is open daily from 11:00am-07: 00 pm.
  
  8) Visit Singapore Zoo:
  

  Ranked Asia’s number one Zoo and Aquarium, a visit here is definitely one of the activities to do in Singapore. It has several shows, exhibits and events, and approximately two thousand eight hundred animals belonging to three hundred species. Also ranked third globally, it has the world’s largest captive colony of orangutans and focuses on conservation and education. 

  
  

  Location: It is located on Mandai Lake Road. 

  Price: Prices vary according to the package you choose, available offers and mentioned terms and conditions.
  

  Timings: It is open daily from 08:30am-06: 00 pm.
  
  9) Visit Jurong Bird Park:

  This is the first Wildlife Park in Singapore and the largest bird park in Asia. By exploring specially-designed-free-flight aviaries, visitors can see the Park’sapproximately five thousand birds belonging to four hundred species. The Park has several exhibits and shows and focuses on conservation and education. 

  
  

  Location: It is located on Jurong Hill. 

  Price: Prices vary according to the package you choose, available offers and mentioned terms and conditions. 
  

  Timings: It is open daily from 08:30am-06: 00 pm.
  
  10) Singapore River Safari:

  This is a river-themed zoo and aquarium and is definitely among the things to do in Singapore. As Asia’s first and only river-themed wildlife park, it allows visitors to see six thousand animals belonging to two hundred species.
  
  It has several exhibits and rides, river trails, and the Giant Pandas “Kai Kai” and “Jia Jia”.Animals/zones include sturgeon, Red Panda, Indian Gharial, Aligator Snapping Turtle, Yangtze River, Wild Amazonia, Manatee, and Giant River Otter. 
  
  Location: It is located on Mandai Lake Road.
  

  Price: Prices vary according to the package you choose, available offers and mentioned terms and conditions. 
  

  Timings: It is open daily from 10:00am-07: 00 pm.
  
  11) Visit S.E.A. Aquarium:
  

  Among the available options, a visit here South East Asia Aquarium is definitely one of the things to do in Singapore. It has one of the largest viewing panels in the World providing the experience of being on the ocean floor. Based on the total volume of water, S.E.A. Aquarium is also one of the largest aquariums in the World.
  
  It consists of ten zones and forty-nine habitats, with the Open Ocean Tank being the main attraction for visitors. You can see a vast array of marine animals including different types of Manta Rays like giant Oceanic Manta Ray. Others include Nurse and Hammerhead Sharks, Sea Nettle Jellyfish, Giant Pacific Octopus, Giant Spider Crab, Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin, Goliath Grouper. 
  
  Location: It is located in Resorts World Sentosa.
  

  Price: Prices vary according to the package you choose, available offers and mentioned terms and conditions.
  

  Timings: It is usually open daily from 10:00am-07: 00 pm.
  
  12) Explore Adventure Cove Waterpark:
  

  You can include this in your what to do in Singapore list, especially if you are traveling with children. Adventure Cove Park is an aquatic amusement park that has several rides and attractions including water slides, snorkeling, ray bay, and relaxation area. But height restrictions may apply.

  
  

  Location: It is located in Resorts World Sentosa.

  Price: This depends on the options you choose.
  

  Timings: It is usually open daily from 10:00am-06: 00 pm.
  
  13) Visit Alive Museum:
  

  This incredible Alive Museum is based on digital art in 3D and its objective is creating illusions with paint and art. As a result, the exhibits literally come alive and you can touch them and also be a part of them.  

  
  

  Location: It is located on Temasek Boulevard.

  Price: This depends on the options you choose.
  

  Timings: It is usually open daily from 10:00am-10: 00 pm.
  

• Q. What all adventure activities can be done in Singapore?

  There is an endless list of adventure activities you can indulge in Singapore. From skydiving to midnight safaris, from kayaking to sailing; there are so many sports to try out. Some of these most exciting activities to satisfy your adventure soul are-
  
  1) Scuba Diving, Sentosa Island:
  Singapore is a popular destination all over the world for water adventure sports. From jet-skiing, waterboarding to kayaking, there are numerous adventure options in Singapore to satisfy your lust for the thrill. Among the best water-based adventure activities one can try in Singapore is scuba diving. 
  
  Singapore has a number of amazing scuba diving experiences to offer different levels of diving under different scuba diving programs. Among those options, Sentosa is celebrated as the best scuba diving spot. Scuba diving in the SEA Aquarium, located in Resorts World Sentosa is a must-do thing on the bucket lists of tourists visiting Singapore from different parts of the world.
  
  2) Paragliding:
  Paragliding is one of the best things to do in Singapore especially if you are an adventure lover. Paragliding is a popular sport in Singapore. For all those who enjoy adventure, thrill, and elevation this is an ideal sport. It is not only treated as a casual sport in Singapore since there are regular competitions held over the sport. Some of the best shops having paragliding gears are located in the popular shopping zones of the country. 
  
  The Paragliders Association or the Paragliding Sports Society provides exclusive training on the sport and they believe that the same can be learned quite early though one can never stop knowing more about the game. For the experienced flyers, it is a good place to enjoy the sport. However physical fitness is a must so one should be very alert while conducting the sport.
  
  3) Hiking:
  Hiking is never leisure in Singapore and that is why the planned city is filled with beautiful long trails for hiking showcasing the panorama of scenic beauty and urban society in Singapore. One of the popular hiking trails in Southern Singapore is the 10km long Southern ridges connecting series of hill parks. Another prominent nature haven and a prime spot for migratory birds is Sungei Buloh Nature Reserve which serves an excellent hiking trail amidst natural greenery. 
  
  The tree top walk at Macritchie Reservoir Park along with six hiking trails and the Punggol Promenade hiking route are other popular tracks in Singapore where the sport gets a whole new meaning. Apart from this the Bukit Timah Hill Nature Reserve is famous for hiking sport. In a nutshell, there are several prominent and attractive hiking routes in Singapore that can be explored for a lifetime experience.

  4) Reverse Bungy at Clarke Quay:
  An adventurous ride is one of the best activities to indulge in Singapore that make the country so popular. In a planned set up, the country boasts a number of interesting adventurous sport in which the latest inclusion is reverse Bungy. Strapped in padded chairs with metal caging the players are propelled up to a height of at least 60meters from where they are pulled down by gravitational force at a speed of almost 200km/hour. 
  
  Location: Clarke Quay, 3E River Valley Road 
  
  5) Snorkeling:
  Snorkeling is another popular water sport that entices everybody in Singapore. There are excellent snorkeling sites in Sister Islands and Pulau Hantu on the southern part of the country which serves as a good destination to enjoy the sport. The main problem in most of the waterfronts in Singapore is that they consist of the busiest ports of the country, as a result, the waters contain much sediment. 
  
  However, the above-mentioned places are different as it contains beautiful soft corals, superior marine water life with the unique collection of fishes and crabs and clear waters.
  Lazy beaches and warm sun under shady palms and beach shelters make these islands ideal for campers.
  
  6) Jet Skiing:
  When it comes to water sports one can never miss the thrill and excitement of Jet Skiing. The high-speed boating across the cool waters of Singapore enjoying the fascinating vistas is a huge enjoyment on its own. There are several clubs which provides rented Jet Ski boats for travelling but there are some rules and regulations which need to be followed to enjoy this sport in Singapore.
  
  In the country, one needs a boat driving License often named as Powered Pleasure Craft Driving License (PPCDL) to drive the powerboats in the waterfront. Apart from this, there are other techniques and tips which are generally provided at the boat training centres.
  
  7) Wake Boarding:
  The list of things to do in Singapore cannot be over without wakeboarding. Either to shed some adrenaline or to step out of the comfort zone one of thrilling sport to try hands on is wakeboarding. There are few professional wakeboarding centres where one can take the maximum enjoyment of the sport.
  
  Absolute7 water sports of Marina Country Club is a popular place to try out this sport as it provides training and has an arrangement for amateurs as well as expats. They charge about$200 for Beginners course which continues for 2 days.
  
  8) Paddle Boarding:
  An excellent combination of Kayaking and surfing can be experienced in the thrilling water sports Paddle Boarding. In this particular sport, one needs to stand upright and balance on a longboard and then paddle the boat using a double-bladed oar. You can find this at various beaches in Singapore.
  
  The sheer excitement and absolute awe-striking experience can be guaranteed in this watersports activity since here one challenges the inner strength, flexibility, and balance and coordination. One can experience the adventurous sport at Sea Breeze Water Sports at Wave House where training is available and one can enjoy the sport at Siloso Beach. There is usually no age bar for this activity.
  
  Location: 36, Siloso Beach, Sentosa, Singapore

  9) Jetpack:
  One of the most intriguing sports is the water propelled jetpack. Strapped like a small backpack and then affixed with a motor boat having a water pump connected this sport enables one to be air borne and fly across the waters. In Singapore one can enjoy this breathtaking sport where the jet pack fetches 25mph speed and achieves a elevation of 30 feet. 
  
  It’s an enthusiastic sport and excellent packages of the same can be enjoyed Sea breeze water sports at Sentosa. They maintain high standards of safety which makes it more relaxing to enjoy the sport. The game can be enjoyed only by people over 16 years of age and above 45kgs weight. For the sport detail training of one hour is provided. 
  
  Location: 36, Siloso Beach, Sentosa, Singapore 
  

  10) Zorbing:
  Zorbing has always been interesting and attractive in several parts of the world but now the same is available in Singapore too. It is a must do activity especially for those people who love adrenaline activities and thrilling tasks. The game can be played by people of all ages. Risk factor here is much less as one remains confined in the safe and air cushioned the clear plastic ball and all the bumps and bounce is taken by the outer transparent layer of the ball.

  As one walks and balances the ball rolls and if ones topple the centrifugal force the plastic keeps them safe within the ball. So it’s a fun and storming experience with a revolving view unique of its own. There are three different types of Zorbing and each center at Singapore have training schedules to make players aware of the situations and how to deal with the same.
  
  Location:  Boon Lay Way
  
  

• Q. Which are water sports we should try in Singapore?

  Singapore offers a host of water sports, including:
  
  - Kayaking: The many islands that surround the city make for a perfect escape if you want to try your hand at kayaking. In Singapore, you can try kayaking solo or in a group. You can also avail lessons from the many trained professionals. 
  
  - Flyboarding: Flyboarding is the sport in which you hover over the waters with the help of a hydro flighting device. Not only do you get to experience a real floating in the air experience but also get to test your balancing skills. 
  
  - Jet Skiing: Jet Skis in Singapore are plenty and there is no other rush like the one you feel when speeding through calm waters. You can rent a jetski or sign up for one of the many packages to spend time in the water. 
  
  - Windsurfing: Adrenaline junkies will love this sport which combines sailing with surfing. The local guides in Singapore not only provide you with the equipment but also give basic training and lessons so that you can windsurf the waters.
  
  - Wakeboarding: Experience the rush of passing air as you balance yourself on the water with specially designed surfboards. In wakeboarding, you are tied to the back of a fast-moving boat as you ride the waves and make a splash. 
  
  - Stand-up Paddleboarding: If you would rather enjoy the serenity of the waters than speed through them, then Stand-up paddleboarding is for you. You simply stand on a specially designed board and paddle through the waters.  
  
  - Surfing: One of the oldest watersports, surfing, can be enjoyed in the vast water bodies that surround Singapore. Simply take your surfboard out and try to ride the rough waters at the many islands around the city, the most popular being Sentosa.
  
  - Dragon Boating: If you are looking for a more traditional and synchronized water sports option, then you must try your hand at Dragon boating. You sit in special boats along with other team members and paddle your way through the waters, trying to gain speed through discipline. 
  
  - Sailing: If you know sailing, then Singapore has some spectacular views and free boats to offer if you choose to sail on Marina Bay. You can enjoy the views of the calm waters and the Singaporean skyline, glistening in the sun as you sail.

  
  - Diving: Many diving companies in Singapore operate fully-equipped tours to some of the greatest diving sites in entire South-East Asia. So, if you are in the city, you can always take a day out for the colorful marine life.

• Q. Which are some of the most romantic things to do in Singapore during a honeymoon?

  Some of the most romantic things to do in Singapore include,

  1) Visiting Marina Bay Sands Skypark Observation Deck
  The stunning views from the Skypark Observation Deck are the perfect backdrop for an ideal date. You get to enjoy the sprawling views of Gardens by the Bay, the Supertree Grove and that of the sea, from 57 storeys above the ground. 
  
  2) Watching the Wings of Time Show 
  Wings of time is an award-winning, outdoor night show which is a spectacle unto itself. The magical fable, shimmering lights and an open-air setting make for one of the most romantic night-outs in Singapore.
  
  3) Getting clicked at The Trick Eye Museum 
  The Trick Eye Museum is an internationally renowned optical art museum from Korea, which has opened its doors in Singapore. You can take your partner on a fun-filled date and experience the thrill of augmented reality together. 

  4) Having breakfast at Singapore Zoo
  Nothing compares to the soothing sounds of nature and its inhabitants and when in Singapore, there is no better place to experience that than the Singapore Zoo. Home to around 5,000 animals, the zoo offers breakfast options amidst lush greenery to make for a dreamy break from the city.

  5) Lunch with parrots
  Enjoy a laugh together as you witness the antics of the trained, colourful parrots at the Wildlife Reserve in Singapore. You get the opportunity to sample some delicious lunch as you sit with these smart creatures of the sky.

  6) Enjoying the FunVee Night Tour 
  As the sun goes down and the lights come up, a tour through some of the iconic Singaporean landmarks is just about the most romantic thing you can do. With FunVee Night Tour, you get to see the Gardens by the Bay, walk amidst the Supertree Grove, witness the Garden Rhapsody, visit the Haji Lane and much more.

  7) Exploring Megazip 
  Megazip is one of the most thrilling activities to do in Singapore. You can enjoy an adrenaline-packed day with your partner as you zipline at 60 km/hr at a height of 75 metres above ground level. 

  8) Visiting Butterfly Park and the Insect Kingdom 
  You can visit Sentosa Island to spend a day surrounded by colourful butterflies and insects amidst lush greenery. When there, you can visit the Pupa House, Butterfly Aviary, Iguana/Bird Aviary and the Tortoise point for some fun encounters with the denizens.

  9) Floating with Singapore River Cruise 
  A river cruise through the calm waters around Singapore gives you and your partner the opportunity to be a spectator in the water as you view the different landmarks of the city and learn more about their history. 

  10) Go on the Royal Albatross Sunset Sail 
  Take your partner on the Royal Albatross Sunset Sail to spend some time in the lap of luxury. The exquisite 4 masted 22 sail yacht looks nothing less than straight out of a Hollywood movie. You can get photographs taken, enjoy a welcome drink and talk away as a live band enthrals you with their music. 

• Q. Which are some famous places for scuba diving in Singapore and how much will it cost me?

  Singapore’s diving is often shadowed by excellent diving found in the nearby countries of Indonesia and Malaysia. But little do tourists know that there is diving found around Singapore, particularly several small islands to the southwest where there are reefs and a few wreck dives. Singapore is a safe and clean country that loves scuba diving. So if you plan to try out this activity in this nation island, some of the best places for scuba diving in Singapore are-
  
  - MV Iran or Sisters Wreck
  - Hantu Wreck
  - Sudong Wreck
  - Hongtu also known as Ghost Island
  - Pulau Salu

• Q. Which are some famous places for snorkeling in Singapore and what is the approximate cost per person?

  Activities like Snorkelling and Scuba diving head the list of water sports in Singapore. The water activity of snorkelling can be enjoyed at any offshore location. Some of them are-
  
  - Kusu Island
  - St. John's Island
  - Sisters' Islands
  - Pulau Hantu

• Q. Which are some amazing aerial activities in Singapore?

  Singapore is like an ultimate go-to destination for adventure junkies. Apart from land adventure activities, water sport activities, it also offers a few aerial adventure activities. Some of these thrilling ones are-
  
  - Reverse Bungy
  - Eye the Sky
  - Extreme Swing
  - Skydiving

• Q. Which are the best cruising experiences in Singapore?

  Following are the best cruising experiences offered in Singapore:
  
  1) Singapore River Cruise 
  Singapore River Cruise offers some of the most authentic sailing activities to do in Singapore. You can enjoy the vistas of the city while riding a bumboat and learn more about the history of the place through the commentary provided.
  
  2) Royal Albatross Sunset Sail        
  With Royal Albatross Sunset Sail, you can enjoy some spectacular views of the setting sun with live music playing in the background and a drink in your hand. Ride the unique 4 masted 22 sail yacht to enjoy some of the most luxurious times in Singapore.
  
  3) Royal Caribbean International
  If you are in love with the waters, there is no better way to see Singapore than with Royal Caribbean International cruises. These excellent cruises offer three to five days of uninterrupted wellness where you can enjoy ice-skating, mini-golf and indoor rock climbing as you cruise to destinations like Phuket, Port Klang, Hong Kong, Seoul, and Beijing. 
  
  4) Celebrity Millennium
  You can choose to travel from Singapore to Hong Kong in this recently refurbished cruise ship which will take you on a 14-day long voyage, covering six destinations in about two weeks. They offer comfortable rooms, the best amenities, and total relaxation.
  
  5) SuperStar Gemini
  Indulge in the full experience when you choose to travel with SuperStar Gemini, which can be easily included in the top things to do in Singapore. While onboard, you get to experience a travelling circus, recreational and wellness activities, excellent gourmet delights and comfortable living. 
  

  
  

• Q. Where can I try cable car ride in Singapore? What is the cost of it?

  A cable car ride in Singapore can be experienced using Mount Faber Line which is the only network of cable cars operating in Singapore. You can enjoy this ride from Singapore’s only hilltop destination, Faber Peak Singapore, through a skyscraper and cross the harbour on the Mount Faber Line before landing in Sentosa Island. Have fun as you cross some beautiful views and look out for dolphins below as your cross Resorts World Sentosa Adventure Cove.

   

  A Mount Faber Line Round Trip costs you S$ 29 for an adult and S$ 18 for a child. While a Sentosa Line Round Trip costs you S$ 13 for an adult and S$ 8 for a child. You can also choose to take up the Singapore Cable Car Sky Pass Round Trip that costs you S$ 33 for an adult and S$ 22 for a child.

• Q. Where can I experience a Formula One adventure in Singapore?

  If you fancy driving a "supercar" such as the Porsche 911 or Lamborghini Gallardo Spyder on our very own Formula One track, Singapore will fulfill this wish for you. Get geared up to drive through four different routes, starting from Marina Bay Sands or Suntec City Mall. Drivers can choose to cruise on automatic mode, or try out the more challenging F1-style paddle gearbox. Non-drivers can sit back and enjoy the drive when pro drivers chauffeur on a hair-raising experience. Here’s where you can get this lifetime experience-
  
  Marina Bay Sands: 1 Bayfront Avenue, #01-14 Hotel Tower 3; Suntec City Mall: 3 Temasek Boulevard,#01-K27 Suntec Convention Centre
  
  The cost of this activity depends on the route you choose. Usually, you are charged  S$298, S$468, S$638 and S$798 to drive and 20% discount for being driven.

• Q. Singapore is famous for reverse bungee, where can I try that in Singapore and how much is the cost?

  The reverse bungy takes you up at 200 km/h in a steel capsule, with enough gravitational force to rival what astronauts feel at a rocket launch. This crazy ride needs you to ramp up your soul and guts. You can enjoy this ride at the below-mentioned location
  You can take the MRT and reach 3E River Valley Road, Clark Quay.
  The cost of this ride is S$ 45 per ride and  S$ 35 for students.

• Q. Which are famous safaris in Singapore?

  Singapore offers a variety of safaris, including:

  1) Night Safari
  World’s first nocturnal zoo, Night Safari is one of Singapore’s most sought-after night activities. When at the safari, you can go on catch a show, go on a safari to meet the animals and enjoy delicious food. The last entry to the night safari is around 11:15 PM, making it an interesting thing to do in Singapore at midnight.

  2) Zoo Safari
  When at the Singapore Zoo, you can enjoy a zoo safari and meet some of the most magnificent creatures of the animal kingdom; including endangered species like orangutans, white tigers, reticulated pythons and Asian elephants. You can also hop on and off of the tram, exploring the zoo at your own pace.
  
  3) River Safari
  If you are more interested in the water kingdom and its inhabitants, then you can take the river safari in the first of its kind freshwater exhibits and riverboat ride in Asia. You can interact with various wildlife creatures including manatees, capybaras, pelicans and more.
  
  4) Bird Sanctuary Safari
  Visiting the Jurong Bird Park is one of the most fun things to do in Singapore if you are a bird enthusiast. Many of the park’s 3500 inhabitants belong to endangered species, making it a special safari that you can enjoy with the entire family. 

• Q. What are the charges of of Singapore Flyer? What all things can be done there?

  Singapore Flyer is a giant Ferris wheel. The construction of this wheel had taken about 2 and a half years, back in the year 2008. The Flyer has 28 air-conditioned capsules which are mounted outboard of the rim of the wheel structure to provide continuously unobstructed and uninterrupted views to its visitors. Here, tourists can enjoy panoramic breathtaking views. The cost of the giant Singapore flyer’s ticket prices are S$33 for an adult ticket and,  S$24 for senior citizens above 60 years age. For a child of 3 to 12 years old, the ticket  cost is S$21.

• Q. Which are the best places to try local food in Singapore?

  Singapore is home to a wide variety of cuisines that call the city their home. The best places to try true Singaporean food are:

  1) Fei Fei Wanton Mee: This restaurant located in Joo Chiat offers some of the best Wanton Mee. This wonton noodle soup is enjoyed dry with slices of pork char siew, wonton dumplings and a sweet sauce.
  
  2) Killiney Kopitiam: Killiney Kopitiam is the best place to try the only traditional breakfast that Singapore has to offer, Kaya Toast and soft boiled eggs. It is a combination of grilled white bread slathered with coconut or egg kaya with a thick slice of butter. The boiled eggs are placed in a hot water pot for you to take out, break and season according to your liking.
  
  3) Simon Road Oyster Omelette: This is one of the best omelette stalls in Singapore and home and sells one of the most popular Singaporean dishes; namely Oyster Omelette or Orh Lua. It is cooked by adding potato starch when frying eggs and then serving them with special vinegar chilli. 
  
  4) Carrot Cake: Carrot Cake is the name of the store which sells the best carrot cake in Singapore. This local dish is made by mixing eggs with preserved radish (chai poh) and white radish flour cake.
  
  5) Kwong Satay: Kwong Satay is a restaurant on Geylang Road which serves the best Satay in Singapore. Satay is made with skewered meat, marinated in turmeric, grilled on an open fire. It is a popular hawker dish in Singapore and available almost in all sections of the city.

• Q. Which are must visit zoos in Singapore?

  Singapore zoo which is formerly known as the Singapore Zoological Gardens and commonly known locally as the Mandai Zoo is where you can spot animals like White tigers, pygmy hippos, and even naked mole rats. There are a total of 11 zones, each taking you through some of the most distinctive global wildlife habitats in the world. Some of the zones in the zoo are Primate Kingdom, which features some of the 39 species of primates, Reptile Garden where you are told to keep an eye out for komodo dragons and the Tortoise Shell-ter, a haven for several species of endangered tortoises.

• Q. What all things can be done in Universal Studio? What is the entry charges?

  Right from the best of thrill activities to food, from bringing kids friendly to fancy fun-filled entertainment parades; the park has it all. Check out a few rides and things to do below:
  
  - King Julien’s Beach Party-Go-Round in Far Far Away|
  - Puss In Boots’ Giant Journey in Far Far Away
  - Enchanted Airways in Far Far Away
  - Dino-Soarin' in The Lost World
  - Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase in New York
  - Enjoy Transformers- The Ride
  - Battlestar Galactica: HUMAN vs. CYLON
  - Revenge of the Mummy [Loose items must be kept in the locker.]
  - Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure
  - Amber Rock Climb
  - Get a shot of the full Battlestar Galactica from across the lake at Madagas
  - Be a part of Hollywood Dreams Parade
  - Visit Lake Hollywood Spectacular
  - Discover Food Court in The Lost World

• Q. How is nightlife in Singapore? What all activities can be done during night?

  While there is so much to do during the daytime, the night in Singapore in no less. The best nightlife in Singapore is centred around the city centre and here’s how you can make the most of it -
  
  - Visit Clarke Quay
  - Visit Marina Bay Sands
  - Visit Zouk
  - Get onto the rooftop bars like Altitude and Ku Delta
  - Orchard Road
  - Sentosa Beach Bars
  - Club Street at Chinatown
  - Holland Village
  - Visit Geylang
  - Feel amazed at Gardens by the Bay

• Q. Where can I go for indoor skydiving in Singapore? How much is the cost?

  The concept of indoor skydiving is very popular amongst locals and tourists visiting Singapore. The idea is to offer the simulated sky-diving experience in a vertical wind tunnel. You can enjoy this activity at the iFLY which is an adventure destination for all adventure lovers. The cost of this experience differs on the level of difficulty you choose. It normally starts at a range of $ 89 and goes on to $ 199.

  Address: 43 Siloso Beach Walk, #01-01 Sentosa Island, Singapore 099010