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Discover Singapore
Cruise into a gleaming tropical metropolis where the iconic skyline of Marina Bay is framed by towering Supertrees and futuristic architecture. Singapore is a vibrant cultural crossroads offering everything from world-class shopping and Michelin-starred hawker food to the distinct heritage of Chinatown and Little India. Explore this efficient and dazzling city-state, a perfect blend of high-tech innovation and lush green landscapes.

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Did You Know?

Singapore is an archipelago made up of 63 smaller islands.
It contains the world's tallest indoor waterfall (40m tall) at Jewel Changi Airport.
The name means "Lion City," but the founder most likely saw a Malayan tiger, as there are no native lions.
The city hosted the first-ever Formula 1 night race in 2008.
Nearly half of the country is covered in greenery, earning it the title "The Garden City."
The Singapore Botanic Gardens is the nation's only UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The local creole language, Singlish, features unique words recognised in the Oxford English Dictionary.
There is a strict ban on the sale of chewing gum (except for medical use) to maintain cleanliness.

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What to Pack

Packing for your Singapore cruise is simple: prioritise coolness, comfort and preparedness for both sun and sudden showers!

The core of your luggage should consist of breathable lightweight materials like linen and cotton perfect for the city's year round tropical heat. Be sure to pack a light jacket or cardigan to handle the notoriously strong air conditioning found on the ship and indoors.

Focus on practical items: comfortable walking shoes are essential for sightseeing and a small foldable umbrella is invaluable for those quick tropical rain bursts. Complete your kit with high SPF suncream and a pair of sunglasses for this dazzling Asian hub.