Singapore 6 Day Itinerary

July 29, 2024

Day 1: Arrival and Exploring the City

Arrival: Arrive at Changi Airport (SIN) and take a taxi or MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) to your hotel. If you have time, visit the airport’s rooftop garden for a panoramic view of the city.
Places to Visit:
- Gardens by the Bay (9am-9pm): A stunning park with futuristic gardens and iconic structures like the Supertree Grove and Flower Dome.
- Marina Bay Sands (10am-10pm): Take a walk around the massive shopping mall, enjoy the view from the Observation Deck, or simply grab a coffee at one of the many cafes.
Where to Eat:
- Lunch: Try a traditional Singaporean dish like Char Kway Teow at Maxwell Food Centre (#01-20) near Gardens by the Bay. (~ $10-$15 SGD)
- Dinner: Head to the Marina Bay Sands rooftop for a dinner with a view at one of their many restaurants, such as Observation Deck or The Clifford.
Where to Stay: Consider staying in the Marina Bay area for easy access to attractions and public transport. Recommended hotels include:
- Marina Bay Sands Hotel (starts from $350 SGD per night)
- Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore (~ $400 SGD per night)
Things to Know:
- MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) is an efficient way to travel within the city.
- Be prepared for the hot and humid weather with sunscreen, hats, and light clothing.
- Respect local customs by removing your shoes before entering temples or homes.

Day 2: Sentosa Island Adventure

Places to Visit:
- Universal Studios Singapore (9am-10pm): A theme park filled with rides, shows, and attractions based on popular movies and TV shows. (~ $80 SGD per person)
- S.E.A. Aquarium (9am-6pm): Home to over 100,000 marine animals from around the world.
Where to Eat:
- Lunch: Try a casual dining experience at One° Fifteen Marina (starts from ~$15 SGD) for fresh seafood and great views of Sentosa Island.
- Dinner: Have dinner at one of the many restaurants within Universal Studios Singapore, such as The Toothsome Chocolate Factory or Amara Cafe.
Where to Stay: Consider staying on Sentosa Island for convenience. Recommended hotels include:
- Capella Singapore (starts from ~ $500 SGD per night)
- Shangri-La’s Rasa Sentosa Resort & Spa (~ $400 SGD per night)
Things to Know:
- Take the Sentosa Express monorail or walk from VivoCity Mall for easy access to Sentosa Island attractions.
- Be prepared for crowds and long wait times at popular theme parks.

Day 3: Nature Reserves and Street Food

Places to Visit:
- MacRitchie Treetop Walk (8am-5pm): Explore a lush rainforest with the suspension bridge offering panoramic views. (~ $20 SGD per person)
- Bukit Timah Nature Reserve (7am-6pm): Home to diverse flora and fauna, including many bird species.
Where to Eat:
- Lunch: Visit Tiong Bahru Market (#01-15) for local street food like Hainanese Chicken Rice at Ah Tai (~ $10-$15 SGD)
- Dinner: Head to the heart of Chinatown for dinner and try a variety of Chinese cuisine, such as Xiao Long Bao at Crystal Jade.
Where to Stay: Consider staying in the downtown area or near MRT stations like Orchard or Somerset. Recommended hotels include:
- The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore (~ $400 SGD per night)
- Mandarin Orchard Singapore (starts from ~ $300 SGD per night)
Things to Know:
- Take the public bus for a budget-friendly and scenic ride around the island.
- Be prepared for walking distances between attractions.

Day 4: Haw Par Villa and Night Safari

Places to Visit:
- Haw Par Villa (9am-6pm): A theme park featuring mythological creatures from Chinese culture, such as Journey Through China. (~ $30 SGD per person)
- Night Safari (7pm-12am): Explore the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park with guided tram tours and up-close animal encounters.
Where to Eat:
- Lunch: Enjoy a meal at Haw Par Villa’s restaurant, Journey Through China Cafe, serving traditional Chinese dishes. (~ $15-$25 SGD)
- Dinner: Try street food or snacks from the Night Safari food stalls for a quick bite after your visit.
Where to Stay: Consider staying near the attractions for easy access. Recommended hotels include:
- Haw Par Villa Hotel (starts from ~ $200 SGD per night)
- The Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel (~ $300 SGD per night)
Things to Know:
- Plan your itinerary according to the park’s operating hours.
- Be prepared for crowds and lines at popular attractions.

Day 5: Little India and Arab Street

Places to Visit:
- Mustafa Centre (9am-10pm): A famous shopping mall in Little India with an array of goods, including electronics and cosmetics. (~ $20-$50 SGD)
- Arab Street (9am-10pm): Explore a vibrant street filled with traditional clothing shops, perfumeries, and restaurants serving Middle Eastern cuisine.
Where to Eat:
- Lunch: Try a meal at Mustafa Centre’s food court for affordable options like Chinese or Indian dishes. (~ $5-$15 SGD)
- Dinner: Head to the Arab Street area for dinner at one of the many restaurants serving authentic Arabic cuisine, such as Nasi Lemak at Ali Murtaza.
Where to Stay: Consider staying in the Little India or Bugis area for easy access. Recommended hotels include:
- Grand Mercure Singapore Roxy (~ $250 SGD per night)
- Hotel Miramar Petaling Street (~ $200 SGD per night)
Things to Know:
- Take the MRT for a convenient ride between attractions.
- Be prepared for crowds and shopping opportunities.

Day 6: Last Day in Singapore

Places to Visit:
- Take a stroll around the Marina Bay area, enjoying the views of Gardens by the Bay or taking a last-minute photo at the iconic Merlion statue.
- Visit the National Gallery Singapore (10am-6pm) for a diverse collection of art and artifacts. (~ $20 SGD per person)
Where to Eat:
- Lunch: Try a meal at one of the many restaurants in Marina Bay Sands, such as The Clifford or Observation Deck Cafe. (~ $15-$25 SGD)
- Dinner: Enjoy a farewell dinner with your group at one of Singapore’s top-rated restaurants, like Odette or Les Amis.
Where to Stay: Spend your last night in Singapore relaxing in the comfort of your hotel.
Things to Know:
- Be prepared for departures and plan accordingly.
- Thank you for visiting Singapore!