

Need a break from Mumbai’s fast-paced lifestyle, crowded local trains, and daily rush? Plan an escape to Singapore and experience the best of it with our Singapore tour packages from Mumbai. From marvelling at the iconic Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay and wandering through the vibrant lanes of Chinatown to enjoying adrenaline-pumping adventures at Sentosa Island and Universal Studios Singapore, the Lion City is where cutting-edge architecture, beautiful gardens, iconic attractions and modern urban living blend seamlessly.
With our fully customisable Singapore tour packages, planning your dream getaway is easy and hassle-free. Whether you are planning a visit to the iconic sightseeing spots, shopping districts, thrilling theme parks, luxury experiences or a mix of everything Singapore has to offer, every itinerary is designed around your preferences and budget. Unlike fixed group tours, our travel experts create a personalised Singapore holiday just for you, giving you the freedom to explore at your own pace and make the most of your trip.
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Detail |
Information |
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Starting package price |
Rs. 50,000* per person for 7 nights |
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Direct flight duration |
~5 hrs 45 min |
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Direct airlines from Mumbai (BOM) |
Singapore Airlines, Air India, IndiGo |
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Visa requirement |
Indian passport holders must obtain an e-Visa before travelling to Singapore (no visa on arrival for Indians) |
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Valid stay |
Up to 30 days |
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Visa processing time |
3–5 working days |
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Currency |
Singapore Dollar (SGD), 1 SGD ≈ Rs. 75.20 (May 2026). Check live rates before your trip. |
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Time zone |
SGT (UTC+8) – 2.5 hours ahead of IST |
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Best time to visit |
November – April (drier season) |
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Ideal trip duration |
4-5 nights |
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Top attractions |
Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Universal Studios, Sentosa Island, Night Safari |
*prices may vary
Our Singapore honeymoon packages are designed for couples seeking a blend of luxury, relaxation, and unforgettable experiences. From stays at elegant waterfront hotels and rooftop dining experiences to couples’ spa treatments and scenic evenings by Marina Bay, every detail is curated to create lasting memories. For those seeking extra privacy and indulgence, resorts on Sentosa Island offer the perfect setting for a dreamy honeymoon.
Popular honeymoon experiences:
Singapore is one of the world's most family-friendly destinations, making it an excellent choice for travellers of all ages. Our Singapore family tour packages are thoughtfully designed to combine exciting attractions, cultural experiences, and comfortable accommodations. From theme parks and interactive museums to family-friendly hotels and convenient transfers, every itinerary ensures a hassle-free holiday for the entire family.
Top family attractions:
A typical family itinerary splits across 3 clusters: Marina Bay and city (Days 1–2), Sentosa Island and Universal Studios (Day 3), and Singapore Zoo or River Wonders plus Clarke Quay (Days 4–5).
These packages offer curated travel experiences designed for visitors who want more than just traditional sightseeing. Singapore adventure packages combine exciting attractions such as thrilling rides at Universal Studios Singapore, outdoor adventures on Sentosa Island, wildlife encounters at Night Safari, scenic river cruises and immersive exploration of the city’s diverse cultural districts. Designed for travellers who enjoy action-packed holidays, these packages offer a well-balanced mix of entertainment, adventure, and local experiences.
Our Singapore luxury packages are designed for travellers who wish to enjoy comfort, exclusivity and premium services. These itineraries include stays at premium five-star hotels, private transfers, fine dining experiences, luxury cruises, spa retreats, and access to some of Singapore’s most exclusive attractions.
Singapore cruise packages offer a unique way to experience the region, combining the excitement of international travel with the comfort and luxury of world-class cruise liners. Here, the travellers can enjoy premium accommodations, fine dining, entertainment shows, infinity pools, casinos and curated leisure activities designed for all age groups.
Popular cruise experiences:
A 4-night Singapore itinerary is ideal for travellers seeking a short yet rewarding international escape from India. These packages typically cover Singapore’s most iconic attractions, including Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa Island, Clarke Quay and the shopping district of Orchard Road.
The 5-Night Singapore package is one of the most popular options for travellers who want a more comprehensive Singapore experience. With an extra day to explore, visitors can enjoy a full-day adventure at Universal Studios Singapore, spend more time discovering the attractions of Sentosa Island, sample Singapore’s renowned culinary scene, and explore vibrant neighbourhoods that showcase the city’s multicultural heritage.
A 6-night Singapore package is ideal for travellers who prefer a relaxed and immersive holiday experience with plenty of time to explore the city’s top attractions at a comfortable pace. In addition to visiting iconic landmarks such as Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay and Sentosa Island, travellers can discover Singapore’s vibrant cultural districts, enjoy world-class shopping, savour local and international cuisine, and experience unique attractions like Night Safari and Universal Studios Singapore. The extended duration also allows for a more flexible itinerary, giving visitors the opportunity to combine sightseeing with leisure and relaxation.
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Singapore is one of the most convenient international destinations for travellers from Mumbai, with frequent direct flights and seamless connectivity to the city via Changi Airport.
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Flight Connectivity |
Details |
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Direct airlines |
Singapore Airlines, IndiGo, Air India |
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Direct flight duration |
~6 hours |
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Connecting airlines |
Emirates, Qatar Airways, Malaysia Airlines, SriLankan Airlines, Thai Airways, Vietnam Airlines |
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Common layover hubs |
Dubai, Doha, Kuala Lumpur, Colombo, Bangkok |
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Connecting flight duration |
8hours 10mins – 12hours |
Singapore is not visa-free for Indian passport holders, despite some other Southeast Asian destinations. The visa application must be completed before departure through authorised visa agents or Singapore’s official e-Visa website.
Indian travellers visiting Singapore must complete the Singapore Digital 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.
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Visa Detail |
Information |
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Visa Type |
e-Visa |
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Application Process |
Through authorised visa agents or ICA-approved Strategic Partners |
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Processing Time |
3–5 working days (excluding submission day, weekends, public holidays) |
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Government Fee |
SGD 30 (approximately Rs. 1,900), which is non-refundable |
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Agent Service Fee |
Rs. 2,100–3,500 depending on agent |
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Total Approximate Cost |
Rs. 4,000–5,400 |
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Passport Validity Required |
At least 6 months from the date of entry |
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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 has a highly efficient public transportation system that connects major tourist areas across the island.
Singapore offers a perfect mix of modern attractions, cultural experiences, shopping, nightlife, and family-friendly activities, making it one of Asia’s most exciting travel destinations.
Singapore is a year-round destination. Therefore, the ideal time to visit depends on your travel preferences, budget and the kind of experience you wish to experience.
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Season |
Months |
Temperature |
Highlights |
Best For |
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Peak Season |
Dec–Jan |
24–30°C |
Festive celebrations, Christmas lights, and Chinese New Year preparations |
Families, festive travellers |
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Best Weather |
Feb–Apr |
26–32°C |
Drier months, clear skies, and ideal conditions for sightseeing |
Couples, first-time visitors |
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Shoulder Season |
Jul–Sep |
27–32°C |
Singapore Food Festival, National Day celebrations, moderate crowds |
Food lovers, budget travellers |
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Off-Season |
Oct–Nov |
25–31°C |
Lower hotel prices, Deepavali celebrations in Little India, and fewer tourists |
Budget travellers, repeat visitors |
Pro tip for Indian travellers: February to early April is often the best time to visit Singapore, offering pleasant weather, fewer rain disruptions, and relatively better hotel deals compared to peak holiday months.
One of the best ways to experience Singapore is through its vibrant hawker centres, where affordable and authentic dishes bring together Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Peranakan flavours under one roof. Recognised by UNESCO for their cultural significance, these food hubs are a must-visit for every traveller.
Must-Try Dishes: Hainanese Chicken Rice, Char Kway Teow, Laksa, Roast Duck Rice, Kaya Toast with Soft-Boiled Eggs
Popular Hawker Centres:
Best For: Authentic Singapore flavours, budget-friendly meals, and a lively cultural food experience.
Must-Try Dishes: Satay, Chilli Crab, BBQ seafood, Satay rice bowls, Singapore noodles
Popular Hawker Centres:
Best For: Evening dining, iconic skyline views, and classic Singapore street food experiences.
Must-Try Dishes: Grilled stingray, Chilli crab, oyster omelette, satay, fried Hokkien mee
Popular Hawker Centre: Newton Food Centre
Best For: Seafood lovers, late-night dining, and popular tourist-friendly hawker experiences.
Must-Try Dishes: Roti prata, masala dosa, biryani, fish curry, teh tarik
Popular Hawker Centre: Tekka Centre
Best For: Authentic Indian flavours, vegetarian options, and budget-friendly meals for Indian travellers.
Must-Try Dishes: Laksa, Hokkien mee, prawn noodles, nasi lemak, mango pudding
Popular Hawker Centres:
Best For: Peranakan cuisine, local favourites, and relaxed family dining.
Must-Try Dishes: Malay nasi lemak, mee rebus, satay, traditional desserts, beef rendang
Popular Hawker Centre: Geylang Serai Market
Best For: Malay cuisine, cultural food exploration, and traditional local flavours.
Singapore offers a range of accommodation areas suited to different travel styles, from luxury waterfront stays to budget-friendly neighbourhoods with easy transport access.
Marina Bay / Downtown Core: This is the central area for sightseeing, with proximity to attractions such as Gardens by the Bay, the ArtScience Museum, and Clarke Quay. It offers a mix of mid-range and luxury hotels, including high-end waterfront properties. Hotel prices are generally higher due to the central location and skyline views.
Orchard Road: Known as Singapore’s main shopping district, Orchard Road offers a wide selection of hotels ranging from mid-range to luxury categories. It is suitable for travellers who prefer easy access to shopping malls, dining options, and a well-connected urban environment.
Clarke Quay / Robertson Quay: This riverside area is popular for nightlife, restaurants, and café culture. It offers a balanced stay option for couples and travellers who want a central yet slightly quieter atmosphere compared to Marina Bay.
Sentosa Island: Sentosa is a resort area known for beaches, theme parks, and luxury hotels. It is commonly chosen for honeymoon stays and leisure-focused holidays, though it is located slightly away from the main city centre.
Little India: This area offers more budget-friendly accommodation options and convenient access to local markets, hawker centres, and cultural attractions. It is well connected by MRT and suitable for travellers looking for affordable stays with good transport links.
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Travel Style |
Duration |
Cost Per Person (Approx.) |
Key Inclusions |
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Budget |
4N/5D |
Rs. 28,000–Rs. 42,000 |
3-star hotel, breakfast, shared transfers, and major sightseeing |
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Mid-Range |
5N/6D |
Rs. 50,000–Rs. 75,000 |
4-star hotel, breakfast, private transfers, key attractions |
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Premium |
6N/7D |
Rs. 80,000–Rs. 1,10,000 |
4-star+ hotel, most meals, private guide, all major attractions |
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Luxury |
7N/8D |
Rs. 1,20,000–Rs. 1,80,000+ |
5-star (e.g., Marina Bay Sands hotel), all meals, exclusive experiences |
SIM card: Buy at Changi Airport for convenience (SGD 15–20) or at Mustafa Centre in Little India for better value (SGD 8–12). Indian carrier roaming packs (Airtel, Jio) now work in Singapore for Rs. 500–700 for 5–7 days — check your plan before departure.
Money: Carry SGD 100–150 cash daily for hawker centres and small vendors; use forex cards or credit cards for attractions, hotels, and malls. Exchange rupees to SGD at authorised money changers in Little India rather than at Changi Airport, where rates are consistently worse.
Power adapters: Singapore uses Type G plugs, the same as the UK. Mumbai travellers using Indian Type D/M plugs will need an adapter. Buy one before departure.
Dress code: Singapore is warm and informal, but temples, mosques and some heritage sites require covered shoulders and knees. Carry a light scarf or shawl if temple visits are on the plan.
Safety: Singapore is consistently ranked among Asia's safest cities. Standard urban precautions apply, but pickpocketing is rare, and street crime is genuinely low.
A Singapore trip from Mumbai is a convenient and popular international getaway that combines modern attractions, cultural diversity, and hassle-free travel. From iconic landmarks like Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay to exciting experiences at Sentosa Island and wildlife encounters at Night Safari, the destination offers something for every type of traveller. With excellent flight connectivity from Mumbai and smooth transportation, Singapore remains an ideal choice for couples, families and solo travellers seeking a short yet memorable international holiday. At Pickyourtrail, we help you design every Singapore tour package from Mumbai around your travel style, preferences and budget.
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Singapore tour packages from Mumbai start from around Rs. 26,000 per person for budget trips and can go up to ₹1,80,000+ per person for luxury packages. The price depends on duration, hotel category, travel season, and inclusions such as flights, transfers, and sightseeing.
Five to six days is the sweet spot for most first-time visitors from Mumbai. Four days is workable for a focused trip; seven days works if you're adding a side trip to Batam or combining with Malaysia.
Most Singapore tour packages include hotel stay, airport transfers, daily breakfast, sightseeing tours, and visa assistance. Some premium packages may also include Universal Studios tickets, Sentosa Island tours, and private transfers.
Singapore is a moderately expensive destination, but costs can be controlled. Budget travellers can manage Rs. 40,000–60,000 for 4–5 days (excluding flights in some cases), while mid-range and luxury trips cost more depending on the hotel and activities.
Yes, Indian passport holders require a pre-approved Singapore e-Visa before travel. The visa is usually processed in 3–5 working days through authorised agents or ICA-approved partners.
The best time to visit Singapore is from February to April, when the weather is relatively dry and ideal for sightseeing. This period also offers fewer disruptions due to rain and pleasant outdoor conditions.
Yes, there are direct flights from Mumbai to Singapore operated by airlines like Singapore Airlines, IndiGo, and Air India. The flight duration is approximately 5.5 to 6 hours.
The cheapest months to visit Singapore are usually October to November, when hotel prices are lower and tourist crowds are smaller compared to peak seasons.
Little India (around Serangoon Road and Mustafa Centre) has banana leaf restaurants, South Indian thali spots, dosa cafés, and sweet shops. Saravana Bhavan operates in Singapore. Most mid-range and upscale hotels offer Indian breakfast options. Hawker centres have vegetarian stalls at every location.
Travel insurance is not mandatory for Singapore visa applications, but is strongly recommended. Medical care in Singapore is world-class and can be expensive without insurance cover.