Singapore Holidays

Sensational shopping and a space-age skyline combine with an explosive food culture on holidays to Singapore

Singapore is a multicultural garden city where 21st-Century skyscrapers sit side by side with a rich colonial past. Extravagant, wealthy and packed full of contrasts, this is a city-state with an infectious energy, renowned for its sensational shopping malls, street markets and mouth-watering cuisine. Home to the cheapest Michelin-starred meal in the world and a space-age botanic garden where towering super trees epitomise the modern vision of the city, its riverside setting and beautiful green spaces only add to the charm. Abundant with history and incredible architecture, Singapore is a cosmopolitan outdoor dream; from its sky-rise greenery to the iconic treetop walkways, what once was a high-rise concrete jungle has today transformed itself into one of Asia's greenest cities.

From the shopping utopia of Orchard Road and the ultra-modern Marina Bay to the cultural wonderlands of Chinatown and Little India, Singapore's wide range of districts enchant with their different personalities. Every holiday to Singapore is a little different; you can explore exquisite restaurants serving up a world of culinary adventures, visit charming colonial attractions, take in the outstanding natural beauty and discover a calendar full of exhilarating and colourful events. We can tell you the hottest spots for a Singapore Sling, the best time of day to visit the Botanic Gardens, and the food stalls that you have to find in one of the city's famous hawker centres. Give us a call or visit your local store and we'll help to create your dream Singapore holiday.

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Singapore Hotels

Our recommendations for the best places to stay in Singapore

JEN Singapore Orchardgateway by Shangri-La

On the famous Orchard Road, JEN is a modern hotel with city view rooms, robot service and a rooft...

Pan Pacific Singapore

Pan Pacific is a luxury choice for urban explorers looking for R&R.

Shangri-La Singapore

A luxury family-friendly hotel set in horticultural heaven with a great swimming pool and fine di...

Raffles Singapore

A legend and a landmark with enduring allure.

Oasia Hotel Downtown, Singapore

A cool city hangout in an impressive skyscraper where spectacular views meet comfort and convenie...

The Barracks Hotel Sentosa

Off Singapore’s southern coast, find intimate service and charisma at these former army barracks.

The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore

A five-star retreat in downtown Singapore with polished service and a saltwater pool.

The Outpost Hotel Sentosa

A head turning adults-only hotel that’s a bright, young and fun addition to Sentosa Island.

Village Hotel Sentosa

A fantastic family-friendly island resort within easy reach of Sentosa’s theme parks and beaches.

PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore

A city-centre sanctuary with cinematic architecture, skyline views and farm-to-fork cuisine

Paradox Singapore Merchant Court

A city resort with the entertainment zones of Boat Quay and Clarke Quay on your doorstep.

Marina Bay Sands

A genuine city landmark with a world-famous SkyPark where you can take a dip 57 storeys above the...

Holidays in Singapore

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  • Singapore
  • 4 Star

On the famous Orchard Road, JEN is a modern hotel with city view rooms, robot service and a rooftop pool.

From £1,328 p/p
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  • Singapore
  • 5 Star

Pan Pacific is a luxury choice for urban explorers looking for R&R.

From £1,684 p/p
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  • Singapore
  • 5 Star

A luxury family-friendly hotel set in horticultural heaven with a great swimming pool and fine dining.

From £1,597 p/p
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  • Singapore
  • 5 Star

A legend and a landmark with enduring allure.

From £3,403 p/p
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  • Singapore
  • 4 Star

A cool city hangout in an impressive skyscraper where spectacular views meet comfort and convenience.

From £1,299 p/p
hotel
  • Singapore
  • 5 Star

Off Singapore’s southern coast, find intimate service and charisma at these former army barracks.

From £2,235 p/p
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  • Singapore
  • 5 Star

A five-star retreat in downtown Singapore with polished service and a saltwater pool.

From £1,965 p/p
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  • Singapore
  • 4.5 Star

A head turning adults-only hotel that’s a bright, young and fun addition to Sentosa Island.

From £1,608 p/p
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  • Singapore
  • 4 Star

A fantastic family-friendly island resort within easy reach of Sentosa’s theme parks and beaches.

From £1,453 p/p
hotel
  • Singapore
  • 5 Star

A city-centre sanctuary with cinematic architecture, skyline views and farm-to-fork cuisine

Combine exotic natural beauty with cultural delights on a Singapore tour

From its standout modern landmarks to the classic cultural sights of a bygone era, Singapore is a city which offers a wealth of experiences to see and do. This ‘Garden City of Asia’ is incredibly vibrant and fast-paced, so our tours are ideal if you’re looking to experience Singapore for the first time. Giving you the chance to explore the island with a group of like-minded travellers, you’ll enjoy a leisurely-paced exploration taking in the city’s key sights with intimate group sizes and expert tour leaders.

Our recommended Singapore tours




Afternoon Tea At Raffles Singapore

Afternoon tea at Raffles is something of a Singapore institution and it’s a stylish and indulgent way to mark a special occasion or just treat yourself. It may have moved from the celebrated Tiffin Room, a part of the hotel’s story since 1892, to the recently restored Grand Lobby, but the experience is as evocative as ever. Sitting in the suitably palatial atrium, where three layers of Victorian pillars soar up to a vast skylight like a giant wedding cake, you’ll feel as if you’ve travelled back in time to a more elegant era. The effect is enhanced by the meal itself: delicious finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with jam and cream, and impeccably made seasonal cakes and pastries served on a three-tiered silver stand. Complementing the food, the exquisite teas come from a long-established French company, Mariage Frères, with everything from Earl Grey Imperial to South African rooibos.

• Duration: half day
• Daily departures
• Operates year round
• Private experience

Good to know
The dress code is casual chic: collared shirts and trousers or dress shorts for men, and dresses, skirts or trousers for women. Please advise of any dietary requirements when booking.

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Singapore Highlights in Half a Day

For those short of time, or who just like to make the most of every minute, this action-packed three-and-a-hour tour will give you a comprehensive overview of Singapore. The journey begins at Kampong Glam, one of the city-state’s oldest areas, whose colonial-era buildings now house trendy bars and eateries. After that, you’ll drive around the Civic District, home to the wide-open space of Padang playing field and Singapore Cricket Club, the historic Parliament House and the National Gallery Singapore, well worth returning to later for an insight into south-east Asian art. Afterwards, you’ll stop at Merlion Park to enjoy the impressive views of Marina Bay and take a selfie with one of two statues of Singapore’s part-lion-part-fish official mascot. You’ll continue to the 200-year-old Thian Hock Keng temple, before driving past Chinatown and on to your final port of call, the UNESCO-listed Singapore Botanic Gardens. A walk through the National Orchid Garden, with an eye-popping display of 60,000 orchid plants, makes a perfect finale to the trip.

• Duration: half day
• Time: 9am to 12.30pm or 2pm to 5.30pm
• Departs Monday, Wednesday and Friday to Sunday
• Operates year round
• Private experience

Good to know
Merlion Park will be replaced with Mount Faberon on car-free Sundays.

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Singapore Heritage Food Trail

In multicultural Singapore, food is something of a national obsession and you’ll soon discover why on this culinary adventure through two of its most vibrant districts. You’ll dive into the hustle and bustle of Geylang Serai and its popular covered market, designed to look like a traditional kampong, which has been a hub of the local Malay community since it opened in 1964. It’s packed with stalls selling all manner of ingredients, from live fish to spices, used in Malay and Middle Eastern cooking. Upstairs is the hawker centre, where there’s time for a local-style breakfast: perhaps a roti prata, a type of flatbread served with various spiced dips and chutneys. From here, you’ll head to colourful Tekka in Little India, Singapore’s largest wet market, where you’ll hear languages from all around the world and pass stalls selling everything from saris to piquant Indian snacks.

• Duration: half day
• Time: 8.30am to midday
• Daily departures
• Operates year round
• Private experience

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