Singapore Sling!

Singapore is not only a major cruise gateway to South East Asia it is also a fantastic stopover option for flights to Australiasia and the South Pacific so if you have got the time why not add a few extra nights before your cruise or stop off en route to your final destination

If you have 48 hours to spare these are the top Must See things to do in Singapore that you can’t do anywhere else!

Night Safari with Tram Ride – More than just Singapore’s No.1 Nightspot. Embark on a fascinating journey through the world’s first wildlife night park with an exciting tram ride, spectacular shows & up close animal encounters!

The world’s first wildlife park built for visits at night, the Night Safari is not like any ordinary zoo illuminated by the night or a modern version of nocturnal houses found in many zoos around the globe. Nestled in 40 hectares of lush secondary forest, the Night Safari offers the unique experience of exploring wildlife in a tropical jungle at night. Board on the guided tram ride that takes you across 7 geographical zones of the world. From the rugged Himalayan Foothills to the swampy banks of the Asian Riverine Forest and more

Go to Infinity and Beyond at Marina Sands Infinity Pool – Imagine yourself floating in the world’s largest rooftop Infinity Pool, gazing down on the glittering city-skyline from 57 levels above. You won’t find a more spectacular photo-taking spot anywhere in Singapore!

You cant visit Singapore without a World Famous Singapore Sling at Raffles! The most famous cocktail in town is served in the Long Bar of Raffles Hotel, and is a must-do for anyone visiting the city. This old-fashioned bar is up a set of stairs in the hotel and is packed every night with people enjoying the fruity concoction with a handful of monkey nuts.

An integral part of Singapore’s “City in a Garden” vision, Gardens by the Bay spans 101 hectares of prime land at the heart of Singapore’s new downtown Marina Bay. Comprising three waterfront gardens – Bay South, Bay East and Bay Central – Gardens by the Bay will be a showcase of horticulture and garden and is a huge, colourful, futuristic park in the bay area of Singapore. The famous Solar powered Supertree structures that light up at night offer an impressive skywalk over the gardens, over-sized seashell-shaped greenhouses recreate chilly mountain climates and there are hundreds of trees and plants to discover

The Mass Rapid Transit MRT is a rapid transit system forming the major component of the railway system in Singapore the fastest way to zip around the city. The extensive rail network means that most of Singapore’s key attractions are within walking distance from an MRT station and you can travel across the city in an hour!

Step into Singapore’s different districts, from well-known precincts to quaint little suburbs – each with its own distinct character and charm.

With food and dining rating so high in the City-State’s attractions, it’s no wonder that designated areas are dedicated to cuisine. From hawker centres to fine dining restaurants to stylish hipster joints and quaint dessert cafés, Singapore is truly well-stocked with food options – Vietnamese, Cantonese, even an Alice in Wonderland Theme or a Floating Doughnut

Why not try NOX – Dine in the Dark at Beach Road, located in Central Singapore, ione of Singapore’s best restaurants and offers a unique fine dining experience like no other

And of course there is TAX FREE shopping!  There are many areas – these are the best!

Orchard Road is probably one of Singapore’s most famous streets and is known throughout the world  with designer labels, international chain stores, modern shopping malls that sell everything from electronics to furniture, and some of the most well priced food in all of the city and late night shopping all throughout the week. All stores are open, as well as cafes, restaurants and bars. So you can get your shopping fix after a day of sightseeing.

Bugis Street is a hectic street market shopping of old and the largest street shopping location in Singapore. From push carts hawking delicious foods to stands, sellinge textiles, batiks and homewares in the bazaar along Arab Street and Kampong Glam

Many major cities have their own Chinatown, yet none are as good as the one in Singapore if you are looking to pick up traditional Chinese arts and silks, gold jewellery, traditional crafts and and souvenirs. For a truly interesting and unique experience visit a Chinese herbalist or take your tea in a traditional teashop.

Little India has long been the home of Singapore’s Indian community,  you can shop for saris and ethnic jewellery, visit the spice mill on Serangoon Road where they make a vast array of colourful spices. Any time of the day you can also visit the Mustafa Centre, a 24 hour shopping mall selling just about anything at the lowest possible prices.

Marina Bay is full of shopping centres, malls and arcades bursting with life. Here you’ll find everything from fashion to homewares, electronics and everything in between.

On the northeast side of Chinatown is a wonderful riverside district known for its restaurants, bars and nightclubs with stunning views of the river. Browse the shopping arcades and malls before dining at some of the best restaurants in the city.

So if you are looking for a unique travel destination which will definitely leave you amazed definitely consider a visit to Singapore.