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With a nation comprised of diaspora from China, Malaysia, India, and the rest of Southeast Asia, it’s no surprise that Singapore’s street food is some of the yummiest in the world. With so much to get your tastebuds acquainted with, the only sensible option is to hop on a bike and munch your way across the city’s food scene.
Take a break from the bustle of downtown Singapore, and enjoy a slice of nature with a relaxing bike tour around the gorgeous island of Pulau Ubin. A 10-minute boat ride from the roar of the Lion City – but a world away – this tropical island is home to mangroves, fruit farms, stunning beaches, and amazing wildlife.
Stand 47 meters above some of the most stunning scenery in Singapore! Soak up the amazing view across the ocean, take a deep breath…then take the plunge. At Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett you’ll leap from the Bungy platform into the air and soar like a bird down to the sands of Siloso Beach. You will be guided by the brave crew at Skypark, who are fully-trained and raring to go.
Few cities light up at night quite like Singapore. The Lion City is home to the most luminescent and iconic buildings in Asia, designed to send your senses spiraling. You’ll be dazzled by the best of them on this Singapore Sunset Cruise By The Bay!
You can’t understand Singapore’s history without devoting a substantial amount of time to Lee Kuan Yew. Luckily, the About Mr. Lee Tour tells you everything you need to know about Singapore’s founding father.
Discover more than 40 top Singapore attractions with Go City and enjoy great savings compared to purchasing separate attraction tickets.
Visit The Art of the Brick in Singapore and see over 150 sculptures made from more than a million LEGO® bricks by artist Nathan Sawaya.
Set sail across Singapore’s port aboard the Royal Albatross. This four-masted tall ship, with 22 sails, is ready to take you on a memorable journey.
The word ‘adventure’ gets thrown around a lot, but for an epic day of kayaking on the coast of Singapore, it’s an accurate term!
Head east from Marina Bay and you’ll arrive at the former site of Singapore’s coconut plantations, where wealthy citizens once went for their weekend retreats. These days, Joo Chiat and Katong show a charming part of the city reflecting the melting-pot nature of Singapore.
If your ideal holiday is more wild than restful, then kayaking into the mangroves of Singapore is an adventure you won’t want to miss!
Want to see Singapore in a different light? Join a convoy of revving Vespas and venture into the warm Asian night to get a real feel for the Lion City.
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