7-Day Singapore Tour Packages
Insider tips: Recommended 7-day Singapore tour itineraries
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7 Day Singapore Itinerary, incl. Marina Bay and Chinatown
Singapore unfolds over a week with 6 nights at Furama Riverfront. The schedule flows from morning heritage walks to evening entertainment, weaving through UNESCO sites and cultural encounters across the city's diverse districts.

- Day 1
Arrival & First Impressions
- Day 2
City Orientation
Start at 8 AM to avoid the heat. Visit the Arab Quarter in Kampong Glam first. You'll get great morning photos of Sultan Mosque. Head to the UNESCO Botanic Gardens and see the National Orchid Garden before the midday humidity. A recent visitor noted: "The daily tours were max 4 hours, which left enough time to explore on your own – this gave a good balance to my days."

- Day 3
Colonial Heritage & Evening Glamour
Take the morning to explore independently. The evening colonial tour starts at St. Andrew's Cathedral and continues to CHIJMES, a beautiful converted convent. Stop by the Long Bar at Raffles Hotel around 6 PM for the original Singapore Sling before the tourist crowds arrive. Remember to dress smart casual. No flip-flops allowed.

- Day 4
Cultural Deep Dive
- Day 5
Wildlife Experience
- Day 6
Gardens & Skyline Views
- Day 7
Departure
7 Day Thailand & Singapore Itinerary, incl. Bangkok and Singapore
Singapore reveals itself over three full days: a guided tour through city highlights, a free day for personal adventures, and a departure day. The ideal duration balances key attractions with a comfortable pace.

- Days 1-3
Bangkok, Thailand
Once you check in around 2 PM, spend your first evening getting settled and sampling street food at Sukhumvit Soi 38 night market. Head to the Grand Palace early on day 2 around 7:30 AM to avoid crowds and heat. Remember the dress code requires covered shoulders and knees. A light scarf works well as backup coverage. Visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha inside the palace, then take a long-tail boat through Bangkok's canals to Wat Arun. The late morning sun makes for great photos of the temple spires. Day 3 is open for exploring. You can visit the Damnoen Saduak floating market, but plan to leave Bangkok by 6 AM to see it at its liveliest between 7-10 AM. Another option is the Jim Thompson House museum. Book your English tour ahead since spots fill quickly.

- Day 4
Bangkok to Singapore
- Days 5-7
Singapore
Start at Gardens by the Bay and visit the Cloud Forest first thing to beat the crowds and worst of the humidity. Around lunch, explore Chinatown and grab local food at Maxwell Food Centre's hawker stalls. Use day 6 to see more sights. The Night Safari at Singapore Zoo is a good evening option. Get there when it opens at 7:30 PM to avoid lines. One visitor shared: "The Sands SkyPark at sunset offers incredible city views, but book your tickets online to avoid the long queues, especially during golden hour." If your flight timing works, spend your last morning at the National Orchid Garden in the Botanic Gardens, which opens at 8:30 AM. Many hotels will let you check out late until 2 PM if you ask ahead.

4 Days in Singapore, incl. Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay
The perfect Singapore introduction spans 4 days with thoughtful pacing: settling in on arrival, guided city tours, independent exploration, and a farewell day. Your stay at Orchard Hotel includes daily breakfast, one lunch, and expert-led private tours.

- Day 1
Arrival & Orchard Road
Land at Changi Airport, widely considered the world's best. The MRT ride to Orchard Road takes about 45 minutes and costs $2. If you arrive after 8 PM, take a taxi instead ($20-25) to avoid rush hour crowds. Spend your first evening browsing Orchard Road's malls, open until 10 PM. The food courts here offer a perfect introduction to local flavors.

- Day 2
Gardens by the Bay & Marina Bay
Visit Gardens by the Bay when it opens at 9 AM to avoid crowds and peak heat. Plan about 2 hours for the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest ($28 combo ticket). A recent visitor shared: "The Cloud Forest's waterfall is incredible, but bring a light jacket—they keep it quite cool inside." After lunch, walk to Marina Bay Sands for the SkyPark observation deck. Book your ticket for just before sunset to see the city transform in the changing light.

- Day 3
Cultural Exploration
Start in Chinatown at 7:30 AM when the temples open. The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is especially peaceful in the morning. Walk through the historic shophouses on Ann Siang Hill before taking a taxi to Little India for lunch. For your evening plans, the Night Safari at Singapore Zoo is worth considering. Book online to avoid lines and arrive by 7:15 PM for the first tram tour.

- Day 4
Final Morning
Visit the National Orchid Garden in the Botanic Gardens early, before the humidity rises at 10 AM. It's just 15 minutes from Orchard Road and gives you one last look at Singapore's natural beauty before departure. Remember to arrive at Changi Airport at least 2.5 hours before your international flight.

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