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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Price is based on double or twin hotel room occupancy and includes accommodation, transfers, car/driver, English-speaking guide, activities and entrance fees, breakfasts and some casual lunches while touring. Flights and optional special activities will be quoted separately. Most personal expenses, including dinners, alcoholic beverages, spa treatments and gratuities can be paid on the spot while traveling. Prices may vary depending on season, choice of accommodation and other factors.

FROM $4,100 PER PERSON
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DURATION

4 days | 3 nights

DESTINATIONS

Singapore

INTERESTS

Cuisine,
Architecture

HIGHLIGHTS

See the city from a traditional bumboat river cruise
Marvel at Singapore’s ancient and modern architecture
Explore the island-nation’s dense rainforest on a night safari
Enjoy some beach time on Sentosa island

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

See the best and get the most of this vibrant, diverse city with our luxury four-day Classic Singapore itinerary. Stay at one of the city’s most iconic hotels, and experience Singapore the way it was meant to be seen, visiting the city’s multicultural centers, taking an architecture walk, enjoying a swim on top of the world, and taking a beach escape on Sentosa Island, and much more.

Highlights

See the city from a traditional bumboat river cruise
Marvel at Singapore’s ancient and modern architecture
Explore the island-nation’s dense rainforest on a night safari
Enjoy some beach time on Sentosa island

4 DAYS

FROM

$4,100

PER PERSON

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Duration

4 days | 3 nights

DESTINATIONS

Singapore

INTERESTS

Cuisine

Architecture

DAY-TO-DAY

DAY

Singapore

DAY 1: Singapore

Arrive in the vibrant, modern city-state of Singapore, and check in to your luxury hotel room at Raffles Singapore. Once settled in, head out and get acquainted with your new surroundings on a full-day tour of the city. Start with Little India, home to the country’s Tamil community. Check out its charming shophouses, mosques and temples. Next, head to Arab Street, and pick up some unique textiles or perfumes. Chinatown is next on the itinerary, full of intimate eateries and watering holes favored by expats. Enjoy lunch from a hawker stall, before sailing away on a traditional bumboat river cruise - circling Boat Quay, Circle Quay and Marina Bay.

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Singapore

DAY 2: Singapore

After a gourmet breakfast at your hotel, you’ll be off on another full-day tour of the city today, this time, taking in the city’s fascinating architecture, from the traditional to the contemporary, accompanied by a Singapore architectural expert who will answer all of your queries. After this, visit the Sands SkyPark, located at the iconic Marina Bay Sands, where you can enjoy a leisurely dip in the hotel’s rooftop infinity pool.

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Singapore

DAY 3: Singapore

Unlock the secrets behind Singapore’s culinary culture today by starting your day with a Singaporean cuisine cooking class. Delve deeper into Asian culture with a visit to the Asian Civilizations Museum. Finish your day off with a night safari at the Singapore Zoo, located in a vast, dense rainforest.

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Singapore

DAY 4: Singapore

Spend all day today on Sentosa Island, Singapore’s island getaway. Here, you can enjoy beaches, water sports, zip-lining, and trying out Southeast Asia’s one and only luge: a unique sky ride that’s part go-cart, part toboggan. Finish your island escape with a visit to Underwater World, marvelling at the 2,500 marine animals visible through its glass walls.

SUGGESTED HOTEL FOR DAY 1

PREFERRED HOTEL

The Raffles Hotel

The Raffles Hotel, located in Singapore’s culturally rich Bras Basah district, is an iconic, opulent hotel housed in a 126-year-old colonial monument. Set among palm and frangipani trees and surrounded by cafes, museums, and eateries, it is a centerpiece of Singaporean history and architecture. It has hosted luminaries like Somerset Maugham, Charlie Chaplin, and Pablo Neruda, and it’s soaked in the atmosphere and feel of the 1920s and 1930s heydays. The hotel’s suites have a distinct old-world charm, with high ceilings and antique furniture, and stories suffuse every verandah, nook, and verdant courtyard. The hotel’s service is unparalleled, with their signature Raffles Butlers attending to the whims of every guest with understated grace, and dining options include multiple Michelin-starred options, as well as the birthplace of the Singapore Sling cocktail. Rooted in Singapore’s traditions and yet strikingly modern, the Raffles Hotel offers an intoxicating blend of luxury, history, and classic colonial design. It’s a unique, boutique experience right from the moment you enter its majestic, teak-lined lobby.

SUGGESTED HOTEL FOR DAY 2

PREFERRED HOTEL

Fullerton Bay Hotel

Upon opening in the summer of 2010, the glittering Fullerton Bay Hotel became one of Singapore’s premier luxury properties. Its 100 guest rooms, five culturally themed suites and one presidential suite have floor-to-ceiling windows and balconies overlooking Marina Bay, while the hotel’s interior design by highly sought-after architect Andre Fu features antique nautical maps and newly commissioned art works. Three dining options, also designed by Fu, include the modern brasserie Clifford (named after historic Clifford Pier, where the hotel is located), with an 800-bottle fine wine list and 32-foot windows on the Bay; The Landing Point, a sophisticated lounge with elevated comfort food and creative cocktails served along its 42-foot-long bar; and Lantern, the rooftop bar with an 82-foot-long swimming pool offering skyline views. Other facilities include a state-of-the-art fitness center and meeting rooms, while high-speed Internet is available in every room and WiFi is accessible throughout the entire hotel. The Fullerton Bay is approximately a 20-minute drive from Changi International Airport (SIN).

SUGGESTED HOTEL FOR DAYS 3-4

PREFERRED HOTEL

The Raffles Hotel

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