Singapore Tour Packages

At Pickyourtrail, we will help you escape the rigid group tours and create your personalised Singapore tour packages that are tailored according to your budget and preferences. With end-to-end visa support, smart itinerary planning, 24*7 travel support and no-cost EMI services, you can plan your holiday effortlessly with us. Whether you are looking for a short 4-night city escape, a multi-day Singapore 5 nights 6 days package or a premium stay at Marina Bay Sands with private transfers, we will customise every detail to match your travel style, budget, and pace.

Singapore Packages from India – Overview & Highlights

Singapore Highlights	Details
Currency	1 SGD ≈ Rs. 75.20 (May 2026). Check live rates before your trip.
Starting Price	Rs. 49,126 for 3 Nights per person
Popular Regions	Singapore City, Sentosa Island, Marina Bay, Chinatown, Little India, Orchard Road
Ideal Duration	4-5 nights
Best For	Honeymoon, family trips, luxury escapes, first-time international travellers
Package Inclusions	Hotels, private/shared transfers, visa assistance, travel insurance support
Visa Requirement	Indian passport holders must obtain an e-Visa before travelling to Singapore (no visa on arrival for Indians)
Best Travel Season	February–April and July–September
Departure Cities	Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata & more

Why Choose Pickyourtrail for Singapore Tour Packages?

• 1 Million+ customised itineraries across 100+ global destinations
• 12+ years of expertise in planning holidays for Indian travellers
• 150,000+ successful trips with transparent inclusions and zero hidden costs
• Personalised experiences for honeymoons, families, groups, and solo travellers
• Indian dietary preferences are handled, vegetarian and Jain meal options arranged on request
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• Dedicated travel experts available before, during and after your trip

Choose Your Ideal Singapore Package

Singapore Honeymoon Packages

For couples, Singapore offers a rare combination of romance and world-class infrastructure. Singapore honeymoon packages typically include stays at iconic waterfront hotels, private infinity pool access, rooftop bar experiences, couples spa sessions and candlelight dinners overlooking Marina Bay. Sentosa Island's Capella and Amara Sanctuary Resort are popular picks for honeymooners seeking privacy and luxury without leaving the city.

• Starting Price: Rs. 41,775 per person for 6 nights

Singapore Family Tour Packages

Singapore is one of the most family-friendly cities in the world. Our Singapore family tour packages from India are designed around comfort, easy intercity movement and attractions that appeal to all age groups. Our family itineraries balance theme parks with cultural experiences and include family-suite hotels and private transfers.

• Starting Price: Rs. 26,468 per person for 6 nights

Singapore Adventure Packages

These packages offer curated travel experiences designed for visitors who want more than just sightseeing. Singapore adventure packages combine thrilling activities like Universal Studios rides, Sentosa Island adventures, night safari experiences, river cruises and urban exploration across the city’s cultural districts. These packages are perfect for groups, young travellers, and families who prefer activity-heavy itineraries.

• Starting Price: Rs. 1,07,004 per person for 8 nights

Singapore Luxury Packages

Singapore luxury packages offer premium travel experiences and are designed for visitors who wish to enjoy comfort, exclusivity and premium services. These packages include stays at five-star hotels, private transfers, fine dining reservations, access to upscale attractions, yacht cruises and spa retreats. 

• Starting Price: Rs. 60,000 (land only) per person for 4 nights

Still unsure about which Singapore packages from India suit your travel style? Book a call with our travel experts, and we will help you create a fully customised itinerary designed just for you.

Best-Selling Singapore Tour Packages by Duration

4-Night Singapore Tour Packages

A 4-night Singapore itinerary is perfect for travellers looking for a short yet memorable international getaway from India. These packages focus on the city’s major highlights, including Marina Bay, Sentosa Island, Gardens by the Bay, Clarke Quay and Orchard Road. A 4-night Singapore tour package offers the perfect introduction to Southeast Asia without requiring long travel breaks or extended leave.

• Starting Price: Rs. 52,022 per person

5-Night Singapore Package

The Singapore 5-night 6-day package is one of the most popular choices among travellers who want a more complete and immersive holiday experience. This itinerary allows enough time to comfortably explore the country’s top attractions, enjoy a full-day visit to Universal Studios Singapore, discover the city’s famous food culture and spend quality time at Sentosa Island. This package offers a balanced travel experience that feels neither rushed nor overly packed.

• Starting Price: Rs. 50,277 per person

Singapore Tour Packages from Major Indian Cities

We offer Singapore packages from India with flight options and custom itineraries built around your departure city.

Singapore tour packages from Delhi: With direct flights from Delhi to Singapore’s Changi Airport, this is one of the most convenient international routes from India. Direct flights usually take around 5.5 to 6 hours, making Singapore an ideal short-haul destination for travellers from North India.

• Starting Price: Rs. 50,000 (land only) per person for 4 nights

Singapore tour packages from Mumbai: Multiple daily direct and one-stop options via Air India, IndiGo, and Singapore Airlines. This package offers flexible travel schedules and convenient connections.

• Starting Price: Rs. 46,408 per person for 7 nights.

Singapore tour packages from Bangalore: With direct connectivity from Bangalore through Kempegowda International Airport, Bangalore travellers can enjoy easy access to Singapore along with customised itineraries

• Starting Price: Rs. 50,000 (land only) per person for 4 nights

Singapore tour packages from Chennai: Excellent flight options to Changi, with direct flights typically taking under 4 hours. This makes it a preferred departure point for quick vacations and weekend international getaways.

Starting Price: Rs. 73,800 per person

Singapore tour packages from Hyderabad, Kolkata, Kochi, Pune, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, and Lucknow: Customised packages with one-stop routing through Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, or Colombo. Itineraries adjusted based on transit duration and budget.

• Starting Price: Rs. 44,424 per person

We also provide personalised Singapore packages from these cities with one-stop flight options via Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok or Colombo. The itineraries can be adjusted based on transit duration and budget.

Best Places to Visit in Singapore

• Marina Bay: Marina Bay is Singapore’s most iconic and photographed district. It is known for its futuristic skyline and waterfront attractions. The main highlights here include the famous Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, the striking Helix Bridge, the Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay, the spectacular Spectra light, the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest conservatories at Gardens by the Bay.
• Sentosa Island: Sentosa is Singapore’s premier leisure and entertainment island. The region is connected to the city by cable car, monorail and boardwalk. It is home to major attractions such as Universal Studios Singapore, Adventure Cove Waterpark, S.E.A. Aquarium, Palawan Beach, and Madame Tussauds Singapore. Most travellers plan a dedicated Sentosa Island Package for the best experience.
• Chinatown: Chinatown offers a vibrant mix of heritage, culture and food. This neighbourhood is lined with traditional shophouses, bustling markets, and historic temples, and is one of the best places to sample local favourites.
• Little India: Little India is a colourful and energetic neighbourhood that feels familiar to many Indian travellers. Here, visitors will find flower markets, sari stores, traditional eateries and the beautifully decorated Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple. The famous Mustafa Centre, a 24-hour shopping complex popular among tourists, is also located here.
• Clarke Quay & Boat Quay: Clarke Quay and Boat Quay are among the top nightlife and dining destinations in Singapore. The region’s colonial warehouses have been transformed into trendy restaurants, rooftop bars, clubs and live music venues, while Boat Quay offers a more laid-back riverside atmosphere with scenic dining along the Singapore River.
• Orchard Road: Orchard Road is Singapore’s famous shopping boulevard. The street stretches for over two kilometres and is packed with luxury malls, department stores, designer boutiques and international brands.

Things to Do in Singapore

Singapore offers a perfect mix of modern attractions, cultural experiences, shopping, nightlife, and family-friendly entertainment, making it one of Asia’s most popular travel destinations. 

• Enjoy Stunning Skyline Views at Marina Bay Sands SkyPark: Visitors can head to the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark for panoramic views of Singapore’s skyline, waterfront and harbour. In the evening, the free Spectra Light & Water Show at Marina Bay transforms the area with music, fountains, lasers, and colourful projections, making it one of the city’s most popular nighttime attractions.
• Explore Gardens by the Bay & the Famous Supertree Grove: Gardens by the Bay is one of Singapore’s most iconic attractions, famous for its futuristic Supertree Grove, indoor conservatories, and beautifully designed gardens.
• Experience Thrilling Rides at Universal Studios Singapore: Located on Sentosa, Universal Studios Singapore is a must-visit for thrill seekers and families. The theme park features exciting rides, movie-themed attractions, live entertainment, and zones inspired by Hollywood blockbusters.
• Visit Singapore Zoo & the World-Famous Night Safari: Singapore Zoo is widely recognised as one of the world’s best open-concept zoos, offering immersive animal encounters in natural-style habitats. The Night Safari delivers a unique after-dark wildlife experience where visitors can observe animals through guided tram rides and walking trails.
• Take a Singapore River Cruise: A Singapore River cruise offers a relaxing way to experience the city’s skyline and historic waterfront districts. Cruises passing through Clarke Quay and Boat Quay provide beautiful evening views of illuminated bridges, skyscrapers and heritage buildings along the river.
• Visit Jewel Changi Airport & the Indoor Rain Vortex: Jewel Changi Airport is one of Singapore’s top attractions. Visitors come to see the HSBC Rain Vortex, which is officially recognised as the world’s tallest indoor waterfall.
• Ride the Singapore Cable Car to Sentosa Island: The Singapore Cable Car offers spectacular aerial views of the city skyline, harbour, and coastline while connecting mainland Singapore to Sentosa Island. 

Best Time to Visit Singapore

Singapore is a year-round destination thanks to its tropical climate, modern infrastructure, and indoor attractions. However, the best time to visit depends on your travel style, budget, and preferred experiences.

Season	Months	Temperature	Highlights	Best For
Peak Season	Dec–Jan	24–30°C	Festive lights, Chinese New Year prep, holiday buzz	Families, festival seekers
Best Weather	Feb–April	26–32°C	Driest months, sunniest days, outdoor-friendly	Couples, first-time visitors
Shoulder Season	July–Sept	27–32°C	Singapore Food Festival, National Day, manageable crowds	Budget travellers, food lovers
Off-Season	Oct–Nov	25–31°C	Lowest prices, Deepavali festivities in Little India, fewer tourists	Budget travellers, repeat visitors

Pro tip for Indian travellers: February to early April is the sweet spot. It is the driest period of the year, with competitive hotel prices compared to the peak season.

How to Reach Singapore from India

By Air

Singapore's Changi Airport is consistently rated among the best airports in the world. The airport is well-connected to Indian cities.

Flight Connectivity	Details
Direct Airlines	Air India, IndiGo, Singapore Airlines, Air India Express
Indian cities offering direct flights to Singapore	Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Ahmedabad
Direct Flight Duration	4–6.5 hours, depending on departure city
Connecting Airlines	Emirates, Qatar Airways, Malaysia Airlines, SriLankan Airlines
Indian cities offering connecting flights to Singapore	Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram
Connecting Flight Duration	7–12 hours via Kuala Lumpur, Colombo, Dubai, or Bangkok
Main International Airport	Singapore Changi Airport (Terminals 1, 2, 3 & 4)

Singapore Transportation

Getting around Singapore is simple, fast and tourist-friendly. The city’s highly efficient public transport system and excellent road connectivity make it convenient to travel within Singapore.

• MRT (Mass Rapid Transit): The MRT is Singapore’s most popular and efficient mode of transport. The metro network is well-connected and links major tourist areas such as Marina Bay, Sentosa, Orchard Road, Chinatown, Little India, and Changi Airport.
• Taxis & Ride-Hailing Apps: Taxis are widely available throughout Singapore, while ride-hailing services like Grab provide an easy and reliable option for travellers who prefer private transport. 
• Public Buses: Singapore’s public buses cover areas beyond the MRT network and are a comfortable way to explore the city. Buses are punctual, budget-friendly, and equipped with digital route information, making them convenient even for first-time visitors.
• Cable Car: The Singapore Cable Car offers one of the most scenic ways to reach Sentosa from Mount Faber. The ride provides panoramic views of the city skyline, harbour, and coastline, making it a favourite activity among honeymooners and photographers.
• Ferries: Singapore also serves as a gateway to nearby island destinations. Ferries departing from Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal connect travellers to places such as Batam and Bintan Island in Indonesia, making them popular choices for short international day trips and weekend getaways.

Singapore Visa for Indians

Indian passport holders cannot get a visa on arrival for Singapore. The visa application must be completed before departure through authorised visa agents or Singapore’s official e-Visa website.

Singapore Digital Arrival Card (SG Arrival Card) for Indian Travellers

Indian travellers visiting Singapore must complete the Singapore Digital Arrival Card, commonly known as the SG Arrival Card (SGAC), before entering the country. It is a mandatory online arrival declaration introduced by Singapore’s Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

The SG Arrival Card can be submitted online through Singapore’s official ICA portal or the MyICA mobile application. Submission is completely free of charge.

NOTE: The SG Arrival Card is not a visa and does not replace your Singapore tourist visa. Indian passport holders must still obtain a valid Singapore visa before travel.

Visa Detail	Information
Visa Type	e-Visa
Application Process	Through authorised visa agents or ICA-approved Strategic Partners
Processing Time	3–5 working days (excluding submission day, weekends, public holidays)
Government Fee	SGD 30 (approximately Rs. 1,900), which is non-refundable
Agent Service Fee	Rs. 2,100–3,500 depending on agent
Total Approximate Cost	Rs. 4,000–5,400
Passport Validity Required	At least 6 months from the date of entry
Key Documents	Valid passport, recent photograph, onward ticket, proof of accommodation, sufficient funds

NOTE: Visa policies are subject to change. Always verify the latest requirements with the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) of Singapore or the Singapore High Commission in India before booking your trip.

Singapore Food Guide for Indian Travellers

One of the best ways to experience Singapore is through its famous hawker centres, serving affordable and authentic local dishes. Singapore’s hawker centres are recognised globally for their food culture, which combines Chinese, Malay, Indian and Peranakan flavours under one roof.

Chinatown

Must-Try Dishes: Hainanese Chicken Rice, Char Kway Teow, Laksa, Roast Duck Rice and Kaya Toast with Soft-Boiled Eggs

Popular Hawker Centres

• Maxwell Food Centre
• Chinatown Complex Food Centre
• Hong Lim Market & Food Centre

Best For: Authentic local Singaporean food, affordable hawker meals, Chinatown street culture, and first-time food explorers.

Marina Bay & Downtown Singapore

Must-Try Dishes: Satay, Chilli Crab, BBQ Seafood, Satay Rice Bowls and Singapore Noodles

Popular Hawker Centres

• Lau Pa Sat
• Satay by the Bay 

Best For: Night dining, iconic Singapore food experiences, satay streets, seafood lovers, and skyline dining atmosphere.

Newton Area

Must-Try Dishes: Grilled Stingray, Chilli Crab, Oyster Omelette, Satay and Fried Hokkien Mee

Popular Hawker Centres

• Newton Food Centre

Best For: Seafood lovers, late-night food, grilled dishes, and popular tourist-friendly hawker experiences.

Little India

Must-Try Dishes: Roti Prata, Masala Dosa, Briyani, Fish Curry, Teh Tarik

Popular Hawker Centres

• Tekka Centre

Best For: Indian food, vegetarian meals, South Asian flavours, budget-friendly dining, and Indian travellers looking for familiar tastes.

East Coast & Katong

Must-Try Dishes: Laksa, Hokkien Mee, Prawn Noodles, Nasi Lemak and Mango Pudding

Popular Hawker Centres 

• Old Airport Road Food Centre
• Marine Parade Central Market & Food Centre

Best For: Authentic local flavours, Peranakan cuisine, family dining, and traditional Singapore food experiences.

Geylang

Must-Try Dishes: Malay Nasi Lemak, Mee Rebus, Satay, Traditional Malay Desserts and Beef Rendang

Popular Hawker Centres

• Geylang Serai Market

Best For: Malay cuisine, cultural food experiences, traditional desserts, and authentic local market atmosphere.

Tips for Indian Travellers

• Most hawker meals are budget-friendly and ideal for families.
• Vegetarian food is widely available, especially in Little India and Chinatown.
• Carry cash or international cards for smaller stalls.
• Peak meal timings can get crowded, especially during dinner hours.

Singapore Nightlife Guide

Singapore transforms after sunset into one of Asia’s most exciting nightlife destinations. From rooftop sky bars and riverside lounges to beach clubs, live music venues and cultural evening attractions, the city offers nightlife experiences for every type of traveller and budget.

Marina Bay

Marina Bay is the city’s most famous nightlife area, known for its futuristic skyline, luxury hotels, rooftop bars and waterfront entertainment.

Top experiences include:

• CÉ LA VI at Marina Bay Sands for panoramic skyline views
• The free Spectra Light & Water Show at Event Plaza
• Luxury rooftop dining and cocktail lounges
• Night photography around the Marina Bay waterfront

Clarke Quay

Clarke Quay is Singapore’s most popular nightlife hub among international and Indian tourists. This lively riverside area combines restaurants, bars, clubs and live entertainment within a compact and walkable district.

Top experiences include:

• Latin dance clubs
• Live music venues
• Korean BBQ restaurants
• Cocktail lounges
• Waterfront dining along the Singapore River

1-Altitude & LeVeL33 

Singapore is famous for its rooftop nightlife, and 1-Altitude and LeVeL33 are among the city’s best-known sky bars. 

LeVeL33: LeVeL33 is famous for:

• Panoramic Marina Bay skyline views
• Freshly brewed craft beer made on-site
• Fine dining with waterfront scenery
• Relaxed sunset atmosphere

1-Altitude: 1-Altitude is known for:

• Open-air rooftop experience
• DJ nights and cocktails
• One of Singapore’s highest nightlife venues
• Stunning city photography spots

Sentosa 

Sentosa offers a more relaxed resort-style nightlife experience with beach clubs, pool parties and entertainment resorts.

Popular nightlife attractions:

• Hard Rock Hotel pool parties
• Beach clubs at Siloso Beach
• Bars and lounges inside Resorts World Sentosa
• Late-night entertainment and live music
• Casino gaming for non-residents with applicable entry charges

Cultural Evening Options

Singapore also offers several family-friendly and cultural nighttime attractions beyond bars and clubs.

Top Evening Attractions:

• Night Safari — The world’s first nocturnal wildlife park
• Singapore River evening cruises
• Light shows at Fort Canning Park
• Cultural performances at Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
• Gardens by the Bay light shows
• Marina Bay waterfront walks

Best Shopping in Singapore for Indian Tourists

Singapore is one of Asia’s top shopping destinations. The country offers everything from luxury brands and designer malls to street markets and budget-friendly bargains. With duty-free advantages on many products and Singapore’s Tourist GST Refund Scheme, shopping becomes a major highlight for Indian travellers.

Orchard Road: Orchard Road is Singapore’s most famous retail district, stretching for over 2 kilometres. The street is packed with premium malls, international fashion labels and lifestyle stores.

Popular malls include:

• ION Orchard
• Takashimaya
• Paragon
• 313@Somerset

Best for:

• Luxury shopping
• International fashion brands
• Cosmetics and beauty products
• Electronics and lifestyle stores
• Fine dining and cafes

Bugis Street: Bugis Street is one of Southeast Asia’s largest street shopping markets and a favourite among budget-conscious travellers.

What to buy:

• Affordable clothing
• Accessories and bags
• Souvenirs and gifts
• Street fashion
• Local snacks and drinks

Mustafa Centre (Little India): Mustafa Centre in Little India is a 24-hour megastore that sells everything from gold jewellery and electronics to Indian savouries and Bollywood DVDs. It is a popular shopping destination among Indian tourists.

What to buy:

• Electronics
• Gold jewellery
• Watches and perfumes
• Indian snacks and groceries
• Chocolates and souvenirs
• Travel accessories and luggage

Chinatown Heritage Markets: Chinatown offers a more traditional shopping experience with heritage stores and local markets.

What to buy:

• Handmade crafts
• Tea sets and silk products
• Fridge magnets and souvenirs
• Decorative items
• Traditional snacks and gifts

VivoCity (HarbourFront): VivoCity is Singapore’s largest shopping mall and a popular stop before visiting Sentosa Island.

Highlights:

• International retail brands
• Family restaurants and cafes
• Cinema and entertainment zones
• Rooftop children’s play area

Tip for Indian Tourists: Keep your receipts. Under Singapore’s Electronic Tourist Refund Scheme (eTRS), tourists can claim back the 9% GST on eligible purchases above SGD 100.

Festival Calendar in Singapore 

Singapore hosts exciting festivals and cultural celebrations throughout the year, making it one of Asia’s best destinations for travellers interested in food, shopping, nightlife, and multicultural experiences.

Chinese New Year 

Chinese New Year is one of the biggest festivals in Singapore and is celebrated with colourful decorations, lantern displays, dragon dances, and festive markets, especially in Chinatown. 

• Month: January – February
• Best For: Families, cultural travellers, photographers

Chingay Parade 

The Chingay Parade is Singapore’s largest multicultural street parade featuring vibrant floats, dancers, acrobats, live music and international performers. 

• Month: February
• Best For: Families, festival lovers, first-time visitors

Ramadan Bazaars & Food Festivals 

During Ramadan, areas like Kampong Glam and Geylang Serai become famous for lively night bazaars filled with street food, desserts, shopping stalls and cultural performances. 

• Month: March – April
• Best For: Food lovers, culture enthusiasts, night market experiences

Vesak Day

Vesak Day is an important Buddhist festival celebrated across Singapore’s temples with prayer ceremonies, lanterns, and peaceful cultural gatherings. 

• Month: May
• Best For: Spiritual travellers, culture lovers

Singapore National Day

Singapore celebrates its National Day on 9 August with spectacular fireworks, concerts, military displays, and citywide celebrations.

• Month: August
• Best For: Families, first-time visitors, event travellers

Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix

The Singapore Grand Prix is one of the city’s biggest annual events and the world’s first Formula 1 night race. Along with racing action, Singapore hosts concerts, rooftop parties, and nightlife events across Marina Bay and Clarke Quay.

• Month: September
• Best For: Sports fans, nightlife travellers, luxury experiences

Deepavali in Little India 

Diwali celebrations light up Little India with colourful street decorations, festive shopping, Indian sweets, cultural performances, and temple celebrations.

• Month: October – November
• Best For: Indian travellers, families, cultural experiences

Christmas & New Year Celebrations

December transforms Singapore into a festive wonderland with Christmas lights, shopping events, rooftop parties and New Year fireworks. Orchard Road is beautifully decorated with lights and festive displays, while Marina Bay hosts countdown events and spectacular fireworks shows.

• Month: December
• Best For: Couples, honeymooners, families, luxury travellers

Singapore Trip Cost from India

Travel Style	Duration	Price (Per Person)	Inclusions
Budget	4–5 Days	Rs. 36,000 – 60,000	3-star hotels, shared transfers, basic sightseeing
Mid-Range	5–7 Days	Rs. 65,000 – 1,20,000	4-star hotels, flights (optional), Sentosa & city tours
Premium	6–8 Days	Rs. 1,30,000 – 1,80,000	Premium hotels, private transfers, curated experiences
Luxury	7–10 Days	Rs. 2,00,000+	Marina Bay Sands/luxury resorts, private villas, bespoke itineraries

NOTE: Prices are approximate and vary based on travel season, hotel category, departure city, and inclusions. Currency reference: 1 SGD ≈ Rs. 63 (May 2026).

What Affects Your Singapore Trip Cost?

• Departure city: Direct flights from Chennai, Bangalore, and Hyderabad often offer competitive fares due to strong route frequency. Delhi and Mumbai have the most options.
• Travel season: December and the Chinese New Year (January/February) periods see higher hotel and flight prices. February–April and July–September are more competitively priced.
• Hotel location: Hotels near Marina Bay, Orchard, or Clarke Quay carry a premium. Staying in Bugis or Little India reduces accommodation costs without sacrificing connectivity.
• Attraction passes: The Singapore Tourism Board's Singapore Pass bundles multiple attractions and can reduce per-entry costs for families covering Universal Studios, Night Safari, and the Gardens by the Bay conservatories.
• Group size: Families and groups can share private transfers and villa-style stays to reduce the per-person cost meaningfully.
• Advance booking: Singapore hotels book up fast during school holidays and peak periods. Booking 3–4 months out typically secures better rates and availability.

Our Singapore Tour Package Inclusions

Our Singapore trip packages include:

• Handpicked hotels, resorts, and premium city stays
• Daily breakfast at your accommodation
• Airport pick-up and drop services
• Private or shared intercity transfers
• Attraction tickets and sightseeing tours (select inclusions vary by package)
• Singapore visa guidance and documentation support
• Itineraries customised around your travel style, group, and budget
• 24×7 real-time travel support throughout your trip
• Optional upgrades for suite stays, private dining, cruise extensions, and spa experiences

Customised vs Group Singapore Tour Packages

Feature	Pickyourtrail (Customised)	Traditional Group Tours
Flexibility	Itinerary built around your preferences	Pre-planned fixed schedule
Travel Pace	You set the pace	Fixed daily timetable
Freedom During Trip	Choose timings, activities, and meals freely	Limited room for changes
Pricing	Transparent inclusions, no hidden costs	Additional on-trip expenses common
Accommodation	Hand-selected for location and comfort	Standard hotel options
Trip Style	Designed around your interests	Same itinerary for all travellers
Exploration	Your way, at your pace	Fixed tourist route

Practical Tips for Indian Travellers in Singapore

Money

• Carry a forex card loaded with SGD, plus an international debit/credit card as backup.
• ATMs are widely available, though foreign card withdrawal fees may apply depending on your bank.
• UPI acceptance is limited in Singapore. Visa, Mastercard, contactless payments, and cash remain the most reliable options.

Connectivity

• Buy a tourist SIM at Changi Airport on arrival. Major providers include Singtel, StarHub, and M1.
• Pre-booking an eSIM before departure can save time and often offers better rates.
• Free public Wi-Fi is available at many malls, MRT stations, airports, and tourist attractions.

Food

• Hawker centres are the most authentic and affordable way to eat in Singapore. 
• Indian vegetarian restaurants are concentrated around Little India and Serangoon Road.
• Inform your hotel and tour operator about dietary restrictions in advance if you prefer vegetarian, Jain, halal or other dietary preferences.

Safety

• Singapore is considered one of the safest cities in the world for tourists.
• Littering, smoking in restricted areas, and jaywalking can lead to fines. So, it is important to follow local rules in Singapore.
• Singapore Police Force hotline: 1800-255-0000.

Weather & Packing 

• Light cotton clothing works best for Singapore’s year-round tropical heat and humidity.
• Carry a compact umbrella or a lightweight rain jacket, as short afternoon showers are common throughout the year.
• Temples and religious sites require modest clothing. So, pack outfits that cover shoulders and knees.
• Indoor spaces such as malls, hotels and MRT trains are strongly air-conditioned, so carrying a light layer is helpful.

Shopping

• The GST refund is not eligible for every purchase. Tourists must usually meet minimum spend requirements at participating retailers.

Common Mistakes Indians Make While Planning a Singapore Trip

• Trying to cover too many attractions in a short 3–4 day trip, resulting in a rushed and exhausting itinerary.
• Booking hotels far from MRT stations or major tourist areas to save a little money, then spending more time and money on daily transport.
• Missing to claim the GST Tourist Refund Scheme (TRS) before departure. Keep the receipts to claim refunds.
• Travelling during Chinese New Year without checking restaurant and shop closures, as some local businesses may operate on reduced hours during the holiday period.
• Skipping hawker centres and eating only at malls or chain restaurants, missing out on Singapore’s most authentic and affordable food culture.

Book Your Singapore Tour Package from India

Singapore consistently ranks among the top international destinations for Indian travellers. The country offers the perfect blend of modern attractions, cultural experiences, shopping, food, nightlife and family-friendly entertainment in one compact destination.

So, whether you are planning a short international getaway, a honeymoon, a luxury vacation or a family holiday, our Singapore holiday packages provide seamless travel experiences with excellent connectivity from major Indian cities. Select your travel dates, interests and budget, and start planning your personalised Singapore tour package today.