Singapore with Sentosa Island

On the second day, we’ll cover all the top tourist destinations in the city. This includes Gardens by The Bay, a nature park sprawling over 101 hectares, and the National Gallery Singapore, which has a collection of work from the community of Southeast Asian artists. The Singapore Zoo, with more than 4200 animals and the Singapore Botanic Gardens are also included in the itinerary.
The Merlion Park is famous for the Merlion statue, a half-lion and half-fish statue signifying how Singapore started as a fishing village. The tour also includes Chinatown, a neighbourhood favourite for its century-old Chinese temples, food stalls, street shops selling souvenirs, spices, clothes, purses, accessories, etc.

If you are fond of rides and movies that remind you of a nostalgic childhood, you must visit Universal Studios. This theme park has dozens of rides, games, and shows based on classic Hollywood movies like Madagascar and Jurrasic Park.
For the second and last stop of the day, head over to the Trick Eye Museum to be mesmerized by its fascinating 3D art display.

On Day 4, we cover Sentosa Island, Singapore’s most popular tourist spot. You can choose from fine dining restaurants, luxury resorts, theme parks, museums, and other attractions to keep you engaged throughout the day. Relax on Palawan Beach or walk across the famous suspension bridge on Palawan Beach while the kids interact with the dolphins on Dolphin Island. And if you are looking for adventure, don’t miss the thrilling cable car ride at the Skyline Luge and Skyride.

If you would love to explore marine life, you must visit the S.E.A. Aquarium, where you can observe over 100,000 marine animals, some of which are rare and endangered. You can pay for a guided aquarium tour or sign up for an open-water dive.
Similarly, the Maritime Experiential Museum is the only museum devoted to Asia’s maritime history. The museum’s multimedia cinema, the Typhoon Theatre, provides a 360-degree view of maritime adventures.

On your sixth day, you will be taken to the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The National Orchid Garden within the Botanic Gardens is home to over 1,000 orchid species.
In the evening, you can head out for a calming and peaceful Sunset Sail & City Lights Dinner Cruise, where you can enjoy a 7-course meal followed by a wine-tasting session and admire the city’s beautiful coastline.

Check out from your hotel and head to the airport to board your flight back home.