Tours in Singapore

Singapore Colonial and Ethics Quarters Bus & Walking Tour by CYT

When Mia from our team ran this tour, we tackled four of Singapore's most layered neighbourhoods in a single morning—Chinatown, the Colonial District, Kampong Glam, and Little India—stitched together by coach and foot. The guide moved us through each pocket of the city with real pace, stopping at temples, street markets, heritage buildings, and riverside landmarks, sketching how Chinese, colonial, Malay, and Indian communities each carved their identity into modern Singapore. It's a smart way to see how the city's different quarters sit cheek-by-jowl and why. Four hours, mostly seated or strolling.

4 Hours Chauffeur Service in Singapore

When Alex from our team booked this 4-hour chauffeur service, we found it a genuinely useful way to tackle Singapore's spread-out attractions without the stress of driving or hunting for parking. You get a private, air-conditioned car and driver who sticks with you the whole time — handy whether you're darting between meetings, markets, or museums. No fixed itinerary; you call the shots on where to go and how long to linger. It's not luxury theatre, but it's reliable, flexible, and takes the navigation headache out of a busy day.

4 hoursfrom AUD $359

Private Car Tour for Singapore Highlights and Hidden Gems

★ 5.0 (11)

Private Car Tour for Singapore Highlights and Hidden Gems

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this private car tour, it was the kind of thing that actually lets you see Singapore on your own terms rather than herded with a tour group. You get picked up from your hotel or airport, hop in a car with a local guide, and spend four hours hitting whatever combination of sights appeals to you—whether that's the Colonial District, Gardens by the Bay, or the quieter neighbourhoods where locals actually live. It's Singapore at your pace, not a clipboard's pace.

4 hoursfrom AUD $419

Secrets of Singapore Kick Scooter Tour with Dinner

★ 5.0 (11)

Secrets of Singapore Kick Scooter Tour with Dinner

When Tom from our team ran this Singapore scooter tour, we zipped through the city's lesser-known corners and waterfront hotspots on kick scooters, stopping for dinner and drinks along the way. The 3.5-hour evening session covers Selegie, Robertson Quay, Clarke Quay, and Boat Quay, with a licensed guide serving up both local history and cheeky insider stories about the places tourists usually miss. It's a zippy, sociable way to see how Singapore's different neighbourhoods connect — from hidden speakeasys to the skyline reflected in the river after dark.

3h 30mfrom AUD $77

Singapore Highlights with Gardens by the Bay Ticket

★ 5.0 (10)

Singapore Highlights with Gardens by the Bay Ticket

When Em from our team tried this four-hour Singapore highlights outing, she was collected from her hotel and driven straight into the city's postcard views. The route takes in Merlion Park's waterfront, where the Marina Bay Sands skyline sits across the water, then moves into older corners of town: Thian Hock Keng Temple, Sri Mariamman Temple and the heritage lanes of Chinatown. It finishes at Gardens by the Bay, where you're free to wander the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome at your own pace. The area is a mix of restored shophouses and glassy towers, with tourists, joggers along the promenade and office workers grabbing lunch. It's a brisk, friendly sampler rather than a deep dive, and it suits anyone who wants to get their bearings in a single half-day.

4 hoursfrom AUD $169

Airport to City and Food Private Tour for Layover and Transit

★ 5.0 (10)

Airport to City and Food Private Tour for Layover and Transit

When Em from our BugBitten team knocked over a layover in Singapore, this airport-to-city food tour hit the brief perfectly. Four hours, pick-up straight from the terminal, and you're whisked through the headline sights — Gardens by the Bay's futuristic domes, the Merlion, Chinatown's shophouse alleyways, Kampong Glam's heritage quarter, and the Singapore River precinct. It's a brisk walk through old and new Singapore, flavoured with a couple of proper local hawker snacks along the way. Dead useful if you've got half a day to kill between flights or actually want to see the city without a full day commitment.

4 hoursfrom AUD $114

Singapore Full-Day Bike & Food Tour ( Private Tour )

7 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $313

Singapore Full-Day Bike & Food Tour ( Private Tour )

When Em from our team booked this private bike-and-food tour, she got exactly what Singapore newcomers need: a whirlwind seven-to-eight-hour blend of cycling through the city's neighbourhoods followed by a proper food crawl through Chinatown. You're paired one-on-one with a local guide who knows the stories behind each stop—the kind of person who'll reroute around traffic, answer random questions mid-ride, and help you sketch out the rest of your trip. The first half covers ground on two wheels; the second half plants you firmly at hawker stalls, tasting your way through local staples. It's the sort of tour that works best as your opening move in Singapore, before you've figured out the MTR or developed opinions on where to eat.

Batam Heritage Tour With Singapore Ferry, Lunch, and Massage

Batam Heritage Tour With Singapore Ferry, Lunch, and Massage

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this 14-hour jaunt, it was a solid way to squeeze an Indonesian experience without flying far from Singapore. You ferry across to Batam, explore the story of a town that housed hundreds of thousands of refugees through the late 1970s and '80s, tick off the Barelang Bridge and monument for photos, eat fresh seafood, then finish with a proper 90-minute traditional massage before heading home. It's a fast-paced day that works best if you're short on time but curious about how quickly the landscape and vibe shift just across the water.

14 hoursfrom AUD $122

Private Singapore Departure in Mini Van from Hotel to Changi Airport

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Private Singapore Departure in Mini Van from Hotel to Changi Airport

When Ben from our team booked this private van transfer from his Singapore hotel to Changi Airport, it ticked the boxes for a hassle-free departure. You get a spacious Toyota Alphard—leather seats, room to spread out, and enough boot space for four passengers with standard luggage. The driver handles navigation while you sort your stuff or catch up on emails via the onboard WiFi and charging ports. It's a straightforward 30-minute run to the airport, though traffic can stretch that depending on time of day. No faffing with public transport or ride-sharing queues—just a clean, comfortable handoff from hotel to terminal.

Public Housing - Into the HDB Heartlands

When Charlie from our team did this Toa Payoh walk, we got a proper look at how most Singaporeans actually live—not the Marina Bay postcard version. The HDB (Housing Development Board) estates are where the real city happens: families in compact flats, neighbourhood kopitiam culture, the works. This isn't a museum tour; it's a 3-hour wander through a functioning residential hub, with stops at typical flats to see the layouts and a local breakfast thrown in. You'll walk the streets where Singaporeans commute, socialise, and raise kids, and pick up how HDB housing shaped the nation's backbone.

3 hoursfrom AUD $73

°17or19 Hrs Kuala Lumpur Van Tour from Singapore w' Tour Guide

°17or19 Hrs Kuala Lumpur Van Tour from Singapore w' Tour Guide

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Singapore-to-KL day trip, she picked seven attractions from a menu of ten spread across the capital. You're in a van for roughly four to five hours each way, which leaves a solid seven to eight hours exploring: Batu Caves, the Petronas Twins, Putra Jaya Mosque, Independence Square, markets, temples, and a Royal Selangor pewter workshop. The driver doubles as a local food guide and navigator, steering you toward lunch spots that don't always take cards. It's a packed itinerary with the flexibility to skip what doesn't appeal — and the air-con keeps things bearable in KL's heat.

18 hoursfrom AUD $223

Singapore Layover Tour with a Local: 100% Personalized & Private

★ 5.0 (8)

Singapore Layover Tour with a Local: 100% Personalized & Private

When Alex from our team tried this Singapore layover tour, they got exactly what they needed: eight hours with a local guide who actually listened. You fill out a quick questionnaire after booking, get matched with a host who feels like a mate with similar interests, and then it's all on your terms. Hit a hawker centre for proper breakfast, wander Chinatown's packed streets, duck into Little India, or explore Gardens by the Bay—whatever appeals. The taxi picks you up straight from Changi, and your guide handles the logistics so you can focus on seeing the place rather than stressing the clock.

Singapore: Peranakan Walking Tour Through Katong - Joo Chiat

When Alex from our team walked through Joo Chiat and Katong, we found ourselves in one of Singapore's most colourful pockets — a neighbourhood where Peranakan heritage lives in the shophouses, street art, and food stalls. This 4-hour tour strings together the architecture, cultural stories, and flavours that define the area. You'll move through five-foot ways, peek inside traditional mansions, sample proper Nyonya dishes (laksa, braised pork, kueh), and even try on a kebaya if you're keen. It's genuinely walkable, the guides are clued-in and flexible, and the whole thing feels less staged than many cultural tours in Singapore.

4 hoursfrom AUD $177

Singapore City Highlights Bike Tour (4-Hour Heritage Ride)

★ 5.0 (8)

Singapore City Highlights Bike Tour (4-Hour Heritage Ride)

When Em from our BugBitten team tried the Singapore City Highlights Bike Tour, she wanted to know whether four hours on two wheels could be more than a blur of traffic and tourist stops. The ride links Little India, Kampong Glam, the Civic District and Chinatown, with a stop at Thian Hock Keng Temple, one of the island's oldest and most significant temples. Singapore rewards a slower pace. Its districts shift character every few streets, from the smell of spices and the bright facades of shophouses to the broad, orderly sweep of government buildings. The route then swings out to Everton Park, a residential neighbourhood where HDB flats are home to ordinary families rather than a backdrop for visitors. Because the route is one-way, you never retrace your path, and local guides keep the stories coming between stops. It's a sensible way to cover a lot of the city without committing to a full day on foot.

Singapore Street Food and Ethnic Quarters Kick Scooter Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team rolled through Singapore on a kick scooter, she tackled the city's ethnic quarters one tasting stop at a time. You'll cover Little India, Chinatown, Kampong Glam, and the Jewish quarters over three and a half hours, hitting seven different street food spots along the way — all vegetarian and all worth your appetite. The tour weaves between heritage shophouses, street art, and genuinely busy hawker centres where locals actually eat. It's a clever way to cover ground without knackering yourself out on foot, though it does require a solid sense of balance and a stomach ready for work.

Exploring Singapore’s Forgotten Hills

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this walking tour, she traced Singapore's layered past across its southern 'forgotten hills'—terrain most visitors skip. The 3.5-hour route threads through dense tropical forest and mangrove wetlands alongside remnants of colonial infrastructure, including a century-old coastal artillery fort. You're walking through a city that's deliberately rewilding itself, watching how Singapore has swung from fishing village to global shipping hub to 'City in Nature'. The hills themselves are modest in elevation but genuinely overlooked; the guide animates both the ecological and human stories as you move through them.

3h 30mfrom AUD $92

Private Tour: Singapore River Cruise & 2 Top-visit Light shows

★ 5.0 (7)

Private Tour: Singapore River Cruise & 2 Top-visit Light shows

When Mia from our team ran this Singapore River Cruise & light show combo, it delivered a solid evening of the city's iconic sights without the hype. You get a shared 35-minute river cruise past the glittering skyline, a stop at Merlion Park for photos, then land-based views of two light shows—Garden Rhapsody at the Supertrees and Spectra at Marina Bay Sands. Private air-conditioned transport links it all together with a local guide steering commentary. It's romantic-leaning, works for couples and special occasions, but it's genuinely a walking tour with a river cruise tacked in—not a floating show experience. Roughly 4.5 hours, city-centre pace, moderate fitness needed.

4h 30mfrom AUD $401

2-WAY FLIGHT: Private Kuala Lumpur guided day tour from Singapore

★ 5.0 (7)

2-WAY FLIGHT: Private Kuala Lumpur guided day tour from Singapore

When Noah from our team booked this 15-hour day trip, we weren't sure a same-day flight-in-flight-out KL tour would feel rushed — but it genuinely doesn't. You're picked up from your Singapore hotel, flown to Kuala Lumpur, guided through Batu Caves, the Petronas Twin Towers skybridge, the National Palace, and a handful of historic landmarks, then flown back the same evening. It's a proper guided experience, not a tick-box sprint. The mix of colonial-era sites, spiritual spaces, and modern architecture gives you real texture of the city, and meals are included throughout. Fair warning: it's a long day with early starts, but if you've only got one day and want to see KL properly, this pulls it off.

15 hoursfrom AUD $1397

Singapore Chinatown Local Hawker Food Tour

★ 5.0 (7)

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Singapore Chinatown Local Hawker Food Tour

When Em from our team ran this Chinatown hawker tour with MyProGuide Singapore, we hit three legendary food centres in three-and-a-half hours — Maxwell, Hong Lim, and Smith Street — sampling seven to nine dishes cooked by the same vendors who've been perfecting their craft for decades. Chinatown itself is cramped, loud, and gloriously chaotic: narrow lanes packed with food stalls, shop-houses with peeling paint, and locals who treat these hawker spots like their second kitchen. Mixed crowds here — tourists and residents queuing side by side. The pace is brisk but manageable, and guides are licensed locals who actually know which stall makes the best wanton noodles.

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.

3h 30mfrom AUD $101

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

★ 5.0 (20)

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

Chinatown Heritage and Local Street Food Small Group Tour

★ 4.9 (18)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Chinatown Heritage and Local Street Food Small Group Tour

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this Chinatown tour, it was a straightforward 2.5-hour walk through Singapore's oldest neighbourhood, stopping at hawker stalls and modest restaurants to try seven or eight dishes. You're moving through tight lanes lined with shop-houses, temple incense, and the constant hum of food being prepped—it's packed with locals and other food-keen tourists, especially on weekends. The guide steers you through what works: proper chicken rice, a bowl of laksa that'll clear your sinuses, and a few sweets you'd otherwise walk past. It's less about discovery and more about eating your way through the hits.

2h 30mfrom AUD $73

Kuala Lumpur and Malacca: Private Historical Tour from Singapore

★ 4.9 (14)

Kuala Lumpur and Malacca: Private Historical Tour from Singapore

When Tom from our team ran this 18-hour private tour, he drove from Singapore up to Kuala Lumpur and the UNESCO-listed streets of Malacca—then back again. You'll hit the Petronas Twin Towers, Batu Caves, and ride a trishaw through Malacca's old quarter, with a driver-guide handling the history and the long road. It's a packed day that leans heavily on transport time, but if you want a proper taste of Malaysia's heritage without the tour-bus crowd, the private setup lets you move at your own pace.

18 hoursfrom AUD $984

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

★ 4.8 (20)