A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Sample some of the world's cheapest Michelin star food in Singapore
13 days, from £2,670 to £4,265
The serenity and majesty of Angkor's temples, the sheer energy and creativity of Singapore
11 days, from £3,620 to £5,000
A tropical jungle with a lovely lagoon and total seclusion: Bawah Island is the epitome of the desert island, accessible by seaplane
11 days, from £5,935 to £9,475
Spot Australian crocodiles during a cruise on the Yellow Water River
31 days, from £7,670 to £11,475
We can’t stop singing Singapore’s praises, so much so that our team constantly uses it as a launchpad to explore more of Asia and Australasia. Be it a stop-off city to break up a journey or a fully-fledged adventure, our tailor-made itineraries will show you the best markets, malls, beaches and street food. Alongside our guides, who know Singapore like the back of their hands, explore back streets and hidden gems frequented by locals. Our Concierge can arrange train and bus tickets and offer invaluable advice on using public transport to help you navigate your way around.
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Counting a consultant born in Singapore and savvy Asia experts among our team, we’re well-equipped to tailor the ultimate family, couple or solo holiday. We’ve even partnered with an incredible local Concierge who is an expert in all things Singapore, from souvenir-filled markets to authentic street food. While easily explored at your own leisure, our knowledgeable guides can tour you through hidden back streets, answer burning questions and help you discover a different side to the country.
The city's cheek by jowl cultural quarters are a reminder of Singapore's melting pot mentality. Within easy walking distance of each you can gawp at the extraordinary Sri Veeramakaliamman temple in Little India, hit the hipster shop-houses on Haji Lane in the Muslim Quarter (one of the very few places the authorities allow street art) and chow down on delectable dim sum in Chinatown.
While we're on the subject of food, Singapore offers some of the finest in Asia, if not the world. The foodie fad du jour is Mod Sin (Modern Singaporean) cooking, where innovative local chefs have taken the traditional recipes made famous by the city's Indian, Chinese and Malaysian streetfood hawkers and given them a contemporary twist. Not to say the conventional street eats aren't delectable. Far from it - Singapore gives the likes of Vietnam and Mexico a run for their streetfood money. You'll be spoilt for choice, both in variations and venues, but make sure not to leave without trying a Singaporean staple - chicken rice - where the fowl is marinated in pork stock and served with ginger and garlic laced rice topped off with red chilli sauce. Unbelievably good.
As for a post-prandial drink, 'Singa-bore' is a place of the past thanks to a fun and thriving nightlife scene where speakeasy cocktail bars and all-night clubs pop up on a regular basis. Come sun up, and before leaving town, it's worth tapping into the city-state's upcoming contemporary art scene - check out the galleries and exhibition spaces at former British army base Gillman Barracks - visiting the architectural and horticultural marvel that is the Singapore Botanic Garden, and picking up that 24hr turnaround tailor-made suit you ordered the day before.
Our team of destination experts will get to know you and your unique requirements for your holiday
We work with you to build an ultra-personalised holiday itinerary with your choice of accommodation, experiences and activities
All of our holidays include little extras designed to make a big difference to your trip, from fast-tracking you through airport check-in and security to our network of local Concierges
