Singapore Cycling Tour

Today you will fly to Singapore. On arrival, your private guide will accompany you for your hotel check-in.

Start with a journey through the largest and most vibrant market in Singapore, Bugis Village. Wander along this famous shopping street that’s famous with visitors and trendy teens alike, keeping an eye out for souvenirs, snacks, and apparel along the way. Afterward, hop on board a ‘trishaw’ and kick back while your driver pedals you to the nearby Raffles Hotel, the oldest in Singapore, and an icon of the country’s colonial past. Head in to grab a chair at Long Bar before ordering yourself a Singapore Sling – the nation’s namesake cocktail created right in this very bar! Finally, head off to Marina Bay Sands that’s home to the Skypark, the very best place to enjoy the city scenery after dark. Wrap up your nocturnal city experience with a beautiful water show set against the dazzling Marina Bay harbor.

You will discover Singapore's history and culture through this full-day Singapore highlights tour. Meet your guide at your hotel. Our first stop is Arab Street, the smallest of Singapore's ethnic quarters and a pedestrianized tourist market strip with shops hawking all manner of Middle Eastern and Islamic goods. the lively district of Singapore. Have a photo stop at Sultan Mosque and Istana Kampong Glam. Head to Little India, the lively ethnic Indian district of Singapore. Stroll through the Indian restaurants and fruit and vegetable stands, and check out Little India Arcade, a bazaar-style shopping area where vendors sell the same things you might find in Mumbai or Delhi. Souvenirs, Indian street snacks, or sweets and temporarily tattooed in henna (own expense) are what you can find and try here. 

After lunch. you will board on the bumboat for a leisurely ride on the river cruise will take you past the landmarks of the Raffles' Landing Site, Asian Civilisations Museum, row of old shophouses along Boat Quay, Fullerton Hotel, Esplanade Singapore, The Merlion Park, Singapore Flyer and the latest attraction Marina Bay Sands Integrated Resort. 

Land at Clarke Quay and meet your guide, you will visit Chinatown next. In the city plan of Stamford Raffles, four ethnic areas were designated for the different ethnic groups. The ethnic Chinese were allocated the area southwest of the Singapore River and Chinatown was born. Within Chinatown, each dialect group occupied distinct areas and built social institutions such as clan associations to serve the collective needs of each dialect group. With walking distance, you will visit Thian Hock Keng Temple, Singapore’s oldest Chinese Taoist temple; Sri Mariamman Temple, Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple, and Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. Then head to Garden by the Bay for a sunset view of Singapore.

Begin your day in Singapore with a short journey to the nearby ferry terminal. Here, board a wooden bumboat bound for the rustic island of Pulau Ubin, and wave goodbye to the hustle and bustle of central Singapore. On arrival at the quaint island’s port, swap your boat for a bicycle seat for the beginning of your cycling adventure! Pedal through island scenery and architecture reminiscent of 1960s Singapore and traditional Malay villages, called kampung. Pass through beautiful fauna and flora before cycling past the island’s best-known attraction along the way, the Chek Jawa Wetlands. Keep an eye out for House No. 1, a Tudor-style cottage with the only remaining fireplace in Singapore, before heading into the island’s center to a waiting seafood lunch. Afterward, hop back on your bumboat and chug back to the mainland.

Enjoy your free time until your guide comes and escorts you to the airport for your onward flight.