Tours in Singapore

Singapore Light to Night Bike Tour

When Em from our team did this evening bike tour, we cycled through Singapore's ethnic quarters as the city shifted from daylight to night. The route threads through Kampong Glam, Little India, and Chinatown before finishing at Marina Bay, where you catch the skyline lighting up in real time. It's a relaxed 3-hour ride with a local guide who knows the photo spots and has the city stories down pat. Works well if you're jet-lagged and want to ease into Singapore without committing to a full-day grind.

3 hoursfrom AUD $84

Private Custom Singapore Walking Tour (4–8 Hrs, Flexible Plan)

★ 5.0 (153)

4 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $325

Private Custom Singapore Walking Tour (4–8 Hrs, Flexible Plan)

When Charlie from our team ran this custom walking tour, we got a proper feel for how Singapore actually works — not just the postcard sights. You're paired with a local guide who shapes the itinerary around what matters to you: colonial history, hawker culture, neighbourhood life, politics, architecture, the lot. Hotel pick-up, flexible timing (4 to 8 hours), and all public transport included. It's a private experience, so just your crew and the guide, moving through everything from Marina Bay and Chinatown to quieter spots like Tiong Barhu. Works for first-timers wanting the real story, or anyone short on time but keen to dig deeper than the typical tourist loop.

Private Singapore Food Tour: Culture & Local Neighborhoods

★ 5.0 (102)

Private Singapore Food Tour: Culture & Local Neighborhoods

When Jake from our team ran this private food tour across Singapore's neighbourhoods, we hit Kampong Glam, Little India, Katong and Old Airport Road Hawker Centre over six hours, tasting 13+ dishes along the way. This isn't a rushed tick-box; your guide actually walks you through why laksa matters to Singapore's identity, why kaya toast tastes the way it does, and how each neighbourhood tells a different story through its food. You're moving between hawker stalls and established joints, sipping traditional kopi and teh tarik, eating like locals do. The city feels less like a postcard and more like a place where people actually live and eat.

Singapore: Chinatown Hawker Food Tasting Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this Chinatown hawker tour, it was less about ticking off famous names and more about eating what locals actually queue for. You'll hit eight stops across hawker centres and tucked-away lanes—think fragrant chicken rice, spring rolls with proper snap, savoury carrot cake, and local coffee that hits different. The guide weaves in Chinatown's backstory between bites, so you're not just eating; you're getting context. Three hours, come properly hungry, and wear shoes you can slip off easy.

3 hoursfrom AUD $123

Private Singapore Walking Tour: City Highlights & Hidden Gems

★ 5.0 (96)

2 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $151

Private Singapore Walking Tour: City Highlights & Hidden Gems

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this private walking tour, we got a solid grounding in Singapore's multicultural neighbourhoods without the usual tour-group shuffle. The guide — a local who actually knew the streets — steered us through Chinatown's narrow laneways, the vibrant chaos of Little India, and the colonial-era buildings of the Civic District. Depending on your energy and time, you pick between a quick 2-hour blitz or a leisurely 6-hour deep dive. The tour starts either at your hotel or a designated MRT station, and you're moving on foot the whole way, so comfortable shoes aren't negotiable.

Private Tour: Sightseeing Daytrip to Johor Bahru from Singapore

★ 5.0 (94)

Private Tour: Sightseeing Daytrip to Johor Bahru from Singapore

When Em from our team ran this daytrip from Singapore into Johor Bahru, we got a solid taste of Malaysia's second-largest city without the hassle of navigating borders solo. The 10-hour private tour covers the main sights — cultural landmarks, sprawling shopping precincts, and local food spots — with a driver who knows the territory and handles the border crossing logistics. It's the kind of trip that works if you want the flexibility of your own vehicle but don't fancy working out the route yourself.

10 hoursfrom AUD $704

★ 5.0 (80)

15 min – 30 minfrom AUD $111

Singapore Food & Bike Tour - Downtown

When Mia from our team did this downtown Singapore food and bike tour, we pedalled through three distinct neighbourhoods — Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam — stopping at local food stalls for eight different dishes. It's a 4-hour guided ride that trades the crowded hawker centres for a street-level view of Singapore's multicultural heart, cycling past shophouses and temples while eating your way through chicken rice, kaya toast, roti prata, and lesser-known local hits. You'll finish stuffed and genuinely knackered.

Private History & Culture tour (Walking tour)

When Jake from our team ran this 4.5-hour private walk, it was a solid sprint through Singapore's layers — colonial foundations, mid-century transformation, and present-day gloss. You'll trek about 9km on foot (or hop a cab if your legs protest), visiting heritage buildings, catching the Marina Bay sunset from a bumboat, then landing in Chinatown for chicken rice at a hawker stall. The tour wraps with a traditional tea ceremony in a teahouse that's allegedly served royalty. It's genuinely paced to pack a lot in, and the guide steers you through the city's political and architectural turning points while you eat.

Departure Transfer: Pick up from hotel to Airport or CruiseCentre

When Tom from our team booked this departure transfer, we got picked up from our Singapore hotel in a comfortable mini bus with room for up to 9 passengers and proper baggage space. The vehicle is air-conditioned, decked out with decent on-board entertainment and proper seats — the kind of setup you'd expect from a business-class ride rather than a standard airport shuttle. It's a straightforward 15–30 minute trip depending on traffic and your starting point, designed to get you to the airport or cruise centre without fuss or stress.

Explore a Rainforest teeming with Wildlife at Night!

★ 5.0 (65)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Explore a Rainforest teeming with Wildlife at Night!

When Mia from our team did this Singapore rainforest night walk, we weren't expecting how alive the place gets after dark. You're guided along a well-kept trail through dense bush hunting for nocturnal wildlife — think scorpions, huntsman spiders, snakes, and if you're lucky, the tiny lesser mouse deer or a colugo gliding overhead. It's a proper slice of Southeast Asian wilderness tucked near the city, and the 2.5-hour outing moves at a steady pace with a knowledgeable guide holding a torch. Small groups, real encounters, no pretence.

2h 30mfrom AUD $122

Your Private Kuala Lumpur Day: 16hr Hightlights Tour from Sg

★ 5.0 (60)

Your Private Kuala Lumpur Day: 16hr Hightlights Tour from Sg

When Em from our team ran this 16-hour KL day trip from Singapore, it felt like having a mate who knows the city show you around — minus the stress of working out transport and borders yourself. You're picked up early, driven across to Malaysia, and taken through the classics: Petronas towers (views only, unless you buy tickets), Batu Caves with its golden Buddha, the National Monument, Central Market's controlled chaos, and Thean Hou Temple. It's a proper full-on day, but the private driver handles the logistics so you just turn up and look around. Suits anyone from families with prams to solo travellers who can't be bothered with public transport.

16 hoursfrom AUD $1106

Flavors of Singapore Food Tour at Chinatown

★ 5.0 (49)

Flavors of Singapore Food Tour at Chinatown

When Lily from our team ran this Chinatown food tour, she walked 3.5 hours through Singapore's busiest neighbourhood sampling over seven dishes and drinks at handpicked stops. The tour weaves eating with stories—temples, shophouses, murals—so you're not just tasting laksa or dim sum, you're learning why these places matter to the community. It's a guided crawl through tight streets and busy hawker stalls, mixing food stops with cultural landmarks. The guide does the navigating so you can focus on eating and soaking up the vibe of one of Singapore's most layered pockets.

Singapore Chinatown Private Food Tour

When Em from our team ran this Chinatown food tour, we spent four hours eating our way through Singapore's UNESCO-listed hawker scene—the kind of culinary tradition that actually tells you how the city became what it is. Your guide walks you past the tourist traps to the spots locals queue for, then fills in the cultural dots: how migration, trade, and neighbourhood evolution shaped what you're tasting. It's less about plating and more about sitting elbow-to-elbow with regulars, trying things you wouldn't order yourself. Come hungry and curious.

4 hoursfrom AUD $179

6 or 8 Hour Private Shore Excursion of Singapore by walk

★ 5.0 (35)

6 or 8 Hour Private Shore Excursion of Singapore by walk

When Charlie from our team did this Singapore shore excursion, we got a full day shaped around what actually interested us — not a rushed tick-box tour. Your private guide meets you straight off the cruise terminal and takes you walking through the city's neighbourhoods, using the MRT and buses to hop between spots. It's a proper immersive wander: you'll catch the mix of colonial architecture, hawker culture, temples, and the kind of local detail that makes Singapore click. Six or eight hours depending on what you pick, and it's just you and your guide. The pace is yours, which matters when you're squeezing a city exploration into a port day.

Nostalgic Bike and Bite

When Lily from our team rode this tour through Katong and Joo Chiat, we got the real feel of old Singapore — the one before the skyscrapers took over. This 4-hour loop pedals you between heritage shophouses (painted in those brilliant pastels, all ornate tiles and carved details) and the hawker stalls where locals actually eat. You're stopping to taste proper Peranakan food, laksa, satay, whatever the tour's lined up that day — nothing fancy, just the real thing. The neighbourhood was declared Singapore's first Heritage Town back in 2011, and it shows. Bike pace is easygoing, the stops are frequent, and you come away having actually tasted your way through a place, not just looked at it.

4 hoursfrom AUD $73

Malacca Historical Private Full Day Tour from Singapore

★ 5.0 (29)

Malacca Historical Private Full Day Tour from Singapore

When Mia from our BugBitten team booked this private day trip from Singapore to Malacca, we were after a proper look at Malaysia's most historically layered city without the coach-tour shuffle. The drive takes about four hours each way, and you get a dedicated driver who knows the area and handles the border crossing legwork. Malacca's a place where Portuguese, Dutch, and British colonial rule left their fingerprints everywhere — crumbling forts, Chinese temples, and street after street of heritage shophouses. It's also the Nyonya food capital, so if you're keen on local flavours, there's plenty to hunt down. Fifteen hours total means you've got real time to poke around.

15 hoursfrom AUD $933

Niu Che Shui Chinatown Murders Game Tour

★ 5.0 (26)

4 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $190

Niu Che Shui Chinatown Murders Game Tour

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran the Niu Che Shui Chinatown Murders game tour, we stepped into a 2-hour puzzle hunt through Singapore's heritage quarter hunting a fictional serial killer. You're split into small teams (2–5 people) and given a game kit, then sent loose through the neighbourhood to solve clues at your own pace. The gamemaster stays in character throughout—a longtime Chinatown resident who weaves actual local history and people (Samsui women, money lenders, shop owners) into the narrative as you move between spots. It's a clever blend of crime-solving, local storytelling, and self-guided exploration that works because Chinatown itself is buzzing and atmospheric.

Singapore Culture & Local Living: A Private Tour by a Singaporean

When Tom from our team booked this private tour, Amy and Alan met us in person — they're genuinely locals keen to show their Singapore beyond the tourist postcards. Over 4 to 8 hours (you set the length), you get a customised route through neighbourhoods, markets, and the stories that actually shaped the city. It's not a scripted bus tour; it's two Singaporeans taking you where they'd take mates, at whatever pace suits you. Transport is private, so you're moving at your rhythm, stopping when something catches your eye.

★ 5.0 (22)

30 min – 1h 30mfrom AUD $391

2 Hour Art Jamming Session in Singapore

When Mia from our BugBitten team hit up White Canvas Studio in Singapore, she found a straightforward art session that lives up to its promise: rock up, paint for two hours, walk out with something you made. The vibe is genuinely relaxed—no pretence, no "find your inner artist" nonsense—and the studio stocks everything you need. It's the kind of place where a total beginner and someone who actually paints regularly can do their thing side by side without anyone feeling out of place.

Singapore: Little India Hawker Food Tasting Tour

When Mia from our BugBitten team hit up Little India's hawker centres, she came away stuffed and buzzing. This three-hour food tour threads through the neighbourhood's cramped laneways and open-air food courts, landing at eight stops for proper Indian-influenced street eats — the kind locals queue for. You'll dodge motorbikes, weave past spice stalls, and get context on how this pocket of Singapore actually works between bites. It's sweaty, loud, and genuinely flavourful; the sort of outing that gives you a real read on the neighbourhood instead of just ticking a box.

Private Party Bus Shared Tour in Singapore

When Mia from our team booked this party bus, she expected a novelty night out—and got exactly that. It's a private, moving dance floor fitted with a sound system, pole, and enough space for up to 23 guests cruising Singapore's streets for 30 minutes to an hour and a half. The vibe works best for birthdays, bucks and hens nights, or corporate groups after work. The bus itself is clean and air-conditioned, with an onboard guide keeping things rolling. It's unapologetically gimmicky, but if you're after a contained, mobile celebration with mates, it delivers.

Singapore: Private Airport/Seaport Meet&Greet → Downtown/Sentosa

★ 5.0 (21)

✈️ Transfers

30 min – 45 minfrom AUD $111

Singapore: Private Airport/Seaport Meet&Greet → Downtown/Sentosa

When Charlie from our team tested Maven Limousine Services' airport transfer, we got the no-fuss version of arriving in Singapore. You land, they're waiting with a name placard, and within minutes you're in a clean car heading to your hotel or Sentosa. The service covers flight tracking so they know you're coming, plus a full hour of free waiting time if your luggage takes a while. It's 30–45 minutes depending on traffic and where you're heading, but the point isn't speed—it's ditching the taxi queue and feeling sorted from the moment you touch down.

Singapore Universal Studio with Optional One Way Transfer

★ 5.0 (20)

Singapore Universal Studio with Optional One Way Transfer

When Jake from our team booked this, it ticked a simple box: entry to Universal Studios Singapore plus a direct transfer from your hotel so you're not mucking about with taxis or the MRT. You get the run of all seven themed zones—from the jaw-dropping roller coasters to the character meet-and-greets—at whatever pace suits you. It's a solid full-day hit for families, groups, or solo travellers who want the park without the transport faff. Seven hours gives you a genuine crack at the main attractions without rushing.

Singapore After Dark: Night Photography Workshop

When Tom from our BugBitten team signed up for this 3-hour night photography workshop, he expected a decent technical lesson—what he got was a proper masterclass in shooting Singapore's riverside and Marina Bay after dark. The workshop caps at just three people, which means you're getting genuine one-on-one coaching rather than shouting questions into a crowd. You'll work through Singapore River's historical shophouses and Marina Bay's neon-soaked skyline, learning how to nail long exposures, light trails, and moody low-light shots. Even if you've never touched manual mode, by the end you'll be creating images that actually look like you know what you're doing.

3 hoursfrom AUD $279

BEST Singapore Private City Tour by an Insider (1/2/3 x full-day)

★ 5.0 (19)

8 hours – 23 hoursfrom AUD $961

BEST Singapore Private City Tour by an Insider (1/2/3 x full-day)

When Sarah from our team booked this private Singapore tour, she got exactly what she was after: a local guide who actually knows the city and flexes that knowledge. The operator pitches themselves as an insider happy to tailor the route, duration, and pace to what you want—you pick 2–4 stops for a day tour, up to 10 for three days, and they fit the itinerary around your interests. It's Singapore with the tourist script ditched: local food, the city's layered history, and the neighbourhoods where Singaporeans actually spend time. You handle your own food costs and entry fees, and can move by private car or public transport depending on what suits your budget.

Singapore Chinatown Market Private Food Tour with 7 Food Tastings

★ 5.0 (19)

Singapore Chinatown Market Private Food Tour with 7 Food Tastings

When Jake from our team ran this Chinatown private food tour, we wound through Singapore's market lanes sampling seven dishes in three hours — everything from chwee kueh and Hainanese chicken rice to bak kwa and chendol. It's the kind of ramble locals do, past shophouses and hawker stalls, with a guide who knows which corner serves what and why it matters. The private setup meant no yelling over crowds, flexible timing, and the space to actually ask questions about what you're eating and the neighbourhood's food history.

3 hoursfrom AUD $668

Singapore Like a Local: Private & Personalized Experience 3-4hrs

★ 5.0 (19)

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $184

Singapore Like a Local: Private & Personalized Experience 3-4hrs

When Jake from our team booked this private walking tour, we knew straightaway it'd be different from the standard heritage-trail shuffle. You get paired with a local host who actually listens—they send you a questionnaire first, then build the whole day around what you're keen on, whether that's tucked-away temples, market lanes, or neighbourhood stories. It's Singapore at your pace, not a group's, and the host steers you through both the famous bits and the quiet corners most visitors miss. Three to four hours, hotel pickup available, and it genuinely feels less like a tour and more like a mate showing you round.

Batam Culture & City Tour w/Singapore Ferry Tix, Massage & Lunch

★ 5.0 (18)

Batam Culture & City Tour w/Singapore Ferry Tix, Massage & Lunch

When Tom from our team took this 12-hour jaunt, he caught a fast ferry from Singapore straight into Batam, Indonesia—a quick cultural detour for anyone short on time but keen to sample something beyond the island. The tour strings together a traditional Angklung performance, Malay dancing, photo stops at the Barelang Bridge and a big Batam welcome sign, a seafood lunch, and a solid 90-minute massage. It's a neat pocket-sized taste of Indonesian life, with a mix of tourists and locals passing through, all wrapped up before you're back on the ferry to Singapore.

12 hoursfrom AUD $229

Live Like a Local in Singapore (Half-day Tour)

★ 5.0 (18)

🛕 Culture & History

1h 30m – 3 hoursfrom AUD $2

Live Like a Local in Singapore (Half-day Tour)

When Sarah from our team ran this half-day walk through Taman Jurong, we got a proper glimpse of how Singaporeans actually live — away from Marina Bay glitz. This quiet neighbourhood was Singapore's first industrial hub, and it's packed with layered history: old hawker centres, National Service landmarks, even a defunct drive-in cinema site. You're walking with locals who genuinely want to share their patch, not perform for tourists. The pace is relaxed, the stories are genuine, and the organisers throw in snacks and drinks because they reckon connection matters more than tips. Most runs sit between 90 minutes and three hours depending on chat and stopping spots.

★ 5.0 (16)

🛕 Culture & History

Everyday Art-chitecture Tour

When Sarah from our team ran this two-hour walk around Singapore, it was a proper architecture masterclass disguised as a casual stroll. You start in Blair Plain's heritage shophouses—a chaotic, brilliant mix of Chinese, Malay and colonial styles squeezed into one compact block—then drift through a local HDB estate where brutalist towers are softened by laundry lines and pot plants. The Art Deco train station pops up unexpectedly, and you finish in the CBD gawping at glass behemoths, including the Oasia Hotel's radical tropical design. It's the kind of tour that makes you actually *see* the city differently, not just walk through it.

2 hoursfrom AUD $179

★ 5.0 (15)

Singapore City Bike Tour

When Em from our team rode this Singapore tour, it was less 'greatest hits of the city' and more 'how did Singapore actually build itself?' Over four hours, we cycled through Chinatown's tight lanes, Kampong Glam's colourful shophouses, and the gleaming Civic District—but the real story was the deliberate planning underneath. Singapore's gone from colonial port to hyper-developed city-state in decades, yet somehow threaded gardens and green corridors through it all. We rode past parks where monitor lizards sunbathed and flew through neighbourhoods where old temples sat next to glass towers. The tour nailed the paradox: this is a city that prioritises living, working and playing without sacrificing every scrap of greenery.

Thread of Faith and Fabric: Singapore Kampong Glam Walking Tour

When Alex from our team walked Kampong Glam with Istoria, we found a tight 2-hour loop through Singapore's most characterful neighbourhood. The guide steered us past colonial shophouses, vibrant street art, and the striking Sultan Mosque while stopping for local snacks and a homemade dessert. Kampong Glam itself pulses with indie boutiques, fabric shops, and the kind of lanes that reward wandering—it's where heritage buildings sit next to hipster cafes, and the crowd mixes devout worshippers with design-conscious locals and tourists. The tour felt less about rushing through highlights and more about pausing to actually see the place.

2 hoursfrom AUD $86

★ 5.0 (14)

3 Hour Private Sunset Tour in Singapore

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked this 3-hour private sunset tour, she got a proper introduction to how Singapore evolved from a fishing settlement into a global financial hub. Your guide is someone who relocated here over a decade ago, married locally, and genuinely loves the place—which shapes the whole experience. You'll walk through key parts of the city, pause at the best vantage points for photos, and wrap up as the light hits the skyline. It's intimate, unhurried, and built around understanding the city's bones rather than ticking boxes.

3 hoursfrom AUD $358

Singapore Cycling Tour - Rail Corridor, Civic District, & Food!

★ 5.0 (14)

Singapore Cycling Tour - Rail Corridor, Civic District, & Food!

When Em from our team did this four-hour Singapore cycle tour, we pedalled a Brompton folding bike along the Rail Corridor—a genuinely quiet route that most visitors miss—and cut through to the Civic District's colonial architecture. The ride threads past local housing estates old and new, patches of green that feel removed from the CBD rush, and finishes with a proper kopi or teh at a neighbourhood coffeeshop. You're with a licensed guide who knows the heritage stories, and the whole vibe is low-key and chatty rather than lycra-and-pace.

Feel the Heartbeat: A Singapore Chinatown Walking Tour

When Lily from our team did this two-hour Chinatown walk, it felt less like a standard sightseeing tick and more like someone had actually thought through the rhythm of exploring. You start with a shared food tasting—a proper local dish, not a snack—then drift through the shophouse streets and murals, hearing the stories baked into each facade. The whole thing winds down with a sit-down tea break, which sounds small but changes how you actually absorb the place. Singapore's Chinatown is dense and historic, full of working locals alongside the tourist flow. The guide speaks English and keeps things comfortable at a real pace.

Hidden Hawker Gems Culinary Tour in Singapore

When Lily from our team ran this hawker tour through Singapore, she skipped the Changi Airport food court circuit entirely and went where actual Singaporeans eat. Over three hours, a local guide steered us through family-run stalls tucked into neighbourhood hawker centres, stopping for proper tastings—laksa, char kway teow, popiah—each one rooted in the city's Chinese, Malay, and Indian culinary threads. The vibe is relaxed and genuinely local; you're rubbing shoulders with office workers and retirees, not cruise-ship crowds.

3 hoursfrom AUD $84

Singapore Vacation Photographer | Photography Tour | Photoshoot

★ 5.0 (13)

30 min – 45 minfrom AUD $105

Singapore Vacation Photographer | Photography Tour | Photoshoot

When Tom from our team booked a photography tour across Singapore, we got a proper local's eye on the city's best-known spots—and wherever else we wanted to point the camera. The 90-minute session took us through Marina Bay's landmarks (Merlion, Gardens by the Bay, the rest), but you can customize it to hawker centres, quieter corners, or wherever your trip's heading. You walk away with at least 40 polished digital photos within a week, shot on pro kit and delivered via online gallery. It's pitched at travellers wanting decent keepsakes without lugging a DSLR themselves.

Singapore Changi Airport Arrival Transfer

When Lily from our team arrived at Changi, we booked a Road Runner Limo transfer to skip the taxi queue chaos. It's a straightforward private car pickup: air-con vehicle, driver waiting at arrivals, and you're driven to your Singapore hotel. Nothing fancy, but it works. The 90-minute waiting window (from when you land) is generous enough to clear customs, grab your bags, and find the driver without stress. Handy if you're arriving with a crew or just want to sidestep the hunt for a cab.

★ 5.0 (13)

Singapore Beach City Cycling Tour

When Ben from our team ran this Singapore cycling tour, it turned out to be a solid urban-meets-coast ride that strings together the East Coast, gardens, and Marina Bay in one 5-hour loop. You're pedalling from Changi Airport area through beaches and green spaces, finishing at the Merlion with the city skyline as your backdrop. The real charm is the flexibility — you can hop off whenever something catches your eye, whether that's a swim, a lie-down on the sand, or just a wander through a park. The tour caters for families with kids aged 5–9 by adjusting the route, which speaks to their thinking around actual riders, not just a rigid itinerary.

5 hoursfrom AUD $129

Kuala Lumpur and Malacca: Private Historical Tour from Singapore

★ 5.0 (12)