Singapore may be a small city but what it lacks in size, it makes up with a whole lot of attractions, shopping malls and delicious food. So get ready for an incredible variety of experiences on the little red dot.
Whether you’re travelling solo, with your family or friends, we have the perfect 4-day itinerary for you to experience the best of Singapore.
DAY 1
Explore Jewel Changi Airport & Marina Bay
• Morning/Afternoon
Arrive at Singapore Changi Airport, then head to nearby Jewel Changi Airport. Marvel at the world’s tallest indoor waterfall – Jewel Rain Vortex – from its closest viewpoint at the Mastercard® Canopy Bridge. Next, bounce high above on the Bouncing Net or navigate through Singapore’s only Mirror Maze! Complete your Jewel experience with world-class dining, exceptional shopping, and the signature nightly Light & Music Showcase.

Photo: Singapore Tourism Board
• Evening
Visit Merlion Park to take photos of Singapore’s iconic attraction.

Photo: Singapore Tourism Board
• Night
Walk to Gardens by the Bay to enjoy Garden Rhapsody, the garden’s free Supertree light and sound show, held daily at 7.45pm and 8.45pm at Supertree Grove.

Photo: Singapore Tourism Board
Day 2
Spend a fun-filled day on Sentosa Island
Adventure awaits at every corner of Sentosa. Must-visit attractions include Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore Oceanarium and Skyline Luge. Don’t miss the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia, off Palawan Beach, where you can enjoy views of the busy Singapore Strait.

Photo: Singapore Oceanarium, Resorts World Sentosa
DAY 3
Enjoy a wild day out at Mandai Wildlife Reserve
This world-leading nature and wildlife destination is home to Bird Paradise, Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, Rainforest Wild Adventure and River Wonders. Get set for immersive wildlife experiences featuring majestic animals, nature-themed attractions and lush greenery.

Photo: Mandai Wildlife Group
DAY 4
Shop at your own pace
• Morning
Head to Chinatown where you can find everything from traditional Chinese crafts and antiques to contemporary fashion and local delicacies.

Photo: Danny Santos
• Afternoon
If you’re serious about shopping, Orchard Road is a must-visit. This famous shopping district is known for its swanky malls, buzzy eateries and fashionable stores.

Photo: Singapore Tourism Board
• Evening
Before flying off, do revisit Jewel Changi Airport to experience more of the lifestyle and retail complex’s offerings.
MUST-TRY LOCAL EATS
Singapore is a food paradise where you can find everything from Michelin-star restaurants to hawker centres. These are the foods you have to try!
• Hainanese Chicken Rice
Tender chicken with fragrant chicken-fat rice, served with ginger chilli sauce for a spicy and refreshing kick.

Photo: Singapore Tourism Board
• Chilli Crab
Fresh and juicy crab coated in a rich tomato-chilli sauce to produce sweet, spicy, and slightly tangy flavours.

Photo: Singapore Tourism Board
• Bak Kwa
These smoky, caramelised barbecued meat slices are popular during Chinese New Year, but you can enjoy them all year round in Singapore.

Photo: Singapore Tourism Board
TRAVEL TIPS
Transportation
Singapore’s MRT system is very efficient. Simply tap in using a chip-enabled Visa or Mastercard and tap again to exit. You may also use the SimplyGo card. Alternatively, get around using shared bicycles which are widely available across Singapore.
Budget Tips
Many attractions are free such as Merlion Park, parts of Gardens by the Bay, and the Supertree light show. Eat at Singapore hawker centres which offer budget-friendly meals and a wide range of local flavours.
What to Wear
Light summer clothing is recommended, but bring along a lightweight jacket to stay warm in cold air-conditioned spaces.





































