Sentosa 4D Adventureland
Home to unlimited fun! Go on a choice of immersive 4-D movie adventures. This tour is great for the whole family of any age.
Sentosa, which translates to peace and tranquillity in Malay, is a popular island resort in Singapore, visited by over six million tourists per year. Visit the peace and tranquillity on a private sightseeing tour of Sentosa!
Standing tall in the Isle is the Merlion statue. The History states the story of the legendary Sang Nila Utama, a Prince from Palembang, who saw a lion on the island (initially known as Temasek) while hunting.
The island was then named Singapura. "Singa" meaning lion and "Pura" a city. The 37 metre (12 stories) high statue through the ground floor and one can take the lift up to the 12th floor to view the city at 360 degrees.
It was officially opened in 1996; it is the largest Merlion in Singapore.
Sentosa Island offers a variety of attractions, museums and other facilities to provide a range of experiences, recreation and entertainment to visitors.
Home to unlimited fun! Go on a choice of immersive 4-D movie adventures. This tour is great for the whole family of any age.
Enjoy the River Safari which is a river-themed zoo and aquarium located in Singapore the first of its kind in Asia. Fun for the whole family!
There's no smoother way to enjoy the highlights and all the sights of Sentosa Island than by zipping about on a Segway!
Discover Singapore and experience a walk off the beaten path through China Town with some great photo opportunities not to be missed.
If you could sum up the hustle and bustle of the area of Little India in one phrase, it would definitely be " a feast for all the senses"!
Let the River Cruise by Water B take you on a voyage through Singapore's historic moments and the people that made them.
Travel in comfort from the airport to your hotel in one of our Singapore Airport Transfers with a range of vehicles for all group sizes.
A must-see outdoor experience for all the family! A showcase of beauties from mother nature, see varieties of butterflies and exotic insects.
Entrance ticket to Adventure Cove Waterpark. Snorkel to see tropical fish at Rainbow Reef or enjoy thrill seeking with the parks many waterslides! A brilliant day for kids!
The best time to visit Singapore is all year round. The island as a nation experiences a warm, tropical climate year-round with daily highs in the 80s. And with a steady stream of business travellers, the city's hotels are seldom at a loss for occupants and maintain high room rates. To avoid extortionate prices, do not book your visit around popular events, national holidays, for example, the Chinese new year. Rain is likely year-round, though.
Be prepared to empty the piggy bank before travelling to Singapore! It is an expensive destination from flights, accommodation to eating out. If you are on a strict budget, pre-book flights and accommodation out of season and eat out in the hawker's court or fast food restaurants where you will find it cheaper. Fine dining can set you back mega bucks! prebook any guided tours and save a bit extra spending money.
You're always being watched! Security cameras span the country which explains the non-existent crime rate. Don't chew gum; it’s illegal! (really!)Once, Twice, or more if you’ve been convicted of being a litter bug on Singapore streets for three times or more, then off you go to clean up their streets on Sundays with a sign around your neck that reads “ I am a litterer.” other than that kick back have fun and enjoy this beautiful country.
Singapore is very tropical and extremely humid all year-round. The School holidays fall in mid-June until the end of July. The hottest and expensive time to book also, so try to avoid travelling in these months if possible. Always pre-book ahead for deals on flights and accommodation. And always book private sightseeing tours as well and save money. Carry an umbrella anyway as you can get the odd rainfall, so it is better to be prepared.
The best time to visit Singapore is all year round. The island as a nation experiences a warm, tropical climate year-round with daily highs in the 80s. And with a steady stream of business travellers, the city's hotels are seldom at a loss for occupants and maintain high room rates. To avoid extortionate prices, do not book your visit around popular events, national holidays, for example, the Chinese new year. Rain is likely year-round, though.
Be prepared to empty the piggy bank before travelling to Singapore! It is an expensive destination from flights, accommodation to eating out. If you are on a strict budget, pre-book flights and accommodation out of season and eat out in the hawker's court or fast food restaurants where you will find it cheaper. Fine dining can set you back mega bucks! prebook any guided tours and save a bit extra spending money.
You're always being watched! Security cameras span the country which explains the non-existent crime rate. Don't chew gum; it’s illegal! (really!)Once, Twice, or more if you’ve been convicted of being a litter bug on Singapore streets for three times or more, then off you go to clean up their streets on Sundays with a sign around your neck that reads “ I am a litterer.” other than that kick back have fun and enjoy this beautiful country.
Singapore is very tropical and extremely humid all year-round. The School holidays fall in mid-June until the end of July. The hottest and expensive time to book also, so try to avoid travelling in these months if possible. Always pre-book ahead for deals on flights and accommodation. And always book private sightseeing tours as well and save money. Carry an umbrella anyway as you can get the odd rainfall, so it is better to be prepared.