Singapore Tour Packages

Things to know before travelling to Singapore

• If the expiry date on your passport is less than six months, you will not be able to travel to Singapore. It should be valid throughout your stay in the country.
• Singapore Dollar SGD is the official currency. At present, the 1 SGD is around 63 INR. 
• Singapore is 2 hours and 30 minutes ahead of India.
• It is safe to drink water directly from the tap in Singapore. 
• Smoking is banned in many public places. Smoking is allowed in designated smoking areas only.
• Pack for hot, humid weather in Singapore with light clothing and a small umbrella, and be ready for cooler indoor temperatures due to strong air conditioning.
• Singapore is safe and stable, with low crime rates. 
• Carry cash and credit cards in Singapore, as some places accept only cash, while major attractions accept cards.

Why Choose Flamingo Travels for Your Singapore Holiday?

• Decades of Expertise in Singapore Travel: Our experience with Southeast Asia travel means we know Singapore inside out. We design itineraries that give you time to see top attractions without rushing, making your holiday both exciting and relaxed.
• All-in-One Packages: Our tours include everything you need, flights, hotels, transport, and tickets to top places. This means you do not have to worry about a thing.
• Great Value: We work hard to get you the best prices. You get a high-quality holiday that fits your budget.
• Easy Visa Help: Our visa team makes the process simple. We guide you through the paperwork so your visa is ready on time.
• Trusted Hotels in Prime Locations: We carefully select hotels that are safe, comfortable, and well-located, so you are close to major attractions and can relax after a fun day out.
• Your Digital Travel Toolkit: Buddha, our custom app, keeps every itinerary, guide, and emergency contact at your fingertips for ultimate peace of mind.

Best Singapore Tour Packages for Every Traveller

Singapore Group Tour Packages

• Duration: 6 to 8 Nights
• Inclusions: Return flights, 3 or 4-star hotels, Indian meals, guided sightseeing, AC coach transfers, and a dedicated Flamingo tour manager. Some group tours also include a short luxury cruise and optional extensions to nearby destinations like Malaysia, giving you extra variety in one holiday.
• Price Range (approx.): ₹1,40,000 – ₹2,00,000 per person.
• Why It Is Special: Hassle-free, social, and value-packed. Perfect for first-timers who want everything managed while enjoying a cruise, if included.
• Perfect For: Families, honeymooners, and groups of friends.

Private / Customised Singapore Tour Packages

• Duration: 4–10 Nights (flexible)
• Inclusions: Custom hotels, private cars, daily breakfast, choice of meals, and sightseeing based on your interests. Travellers can also choose to add a cruise segment or a side trip to Malaysia for a fully tailored itinerary.
• Price Range (approx.): ₹ 70,000 – ₹1,00,000 per person
• Why It Is Special: Total flexibility to shape your holiday from a quick city break to an extended luxury holiday with optional extras.
• Perfect For: Independent travellers, luxury seekers, or those short on time who want every detail customised.

Singapore Honeymoon Packages

• Duration: 7–9 Nights
• Inclusions: Romantic hotels, private transfers, optional cruise nights, intimate dinners, and sightseeing tailored for couples. Honeymooners can also extend their trip with a short Malaysia tour or a scenic cruise for added romance.
• Price Range (approx.): ₹ 70,000 – ₹2,00,000 per person
• Why It is Special: A magical blend of city lights, waterfront views, and personalised experiences, with the option of a luxury cruise or neighbouring destination.
• Perfect For: Couples looking for a unique start to their journey with a mix of relaxation and discovery.

Singapore Family Packages

• Duration: 6 to 7 Nights
• Inclusions: Family-friendly hotels, kid-friendly attractions like Universal Studios, smooth transfers, and sightseeing with guides. 
• Price Range (approx.): ₹ 1,20,000 – ₹2,00,000 per person
• Why It is Special: A well-balanced mix of sightseeing, leisure, and family-friendly entertainment with the bonus of a cruise or add-on when included.
• Perfect For: Families who want a stress-free holiday with memorable experiences for all age groups.

Why a Singapore Group Tour with Indian Food is the Smartest Way

• We Plan Everything: We take care of all the hard work like planning where to go, buying tickets, understanding how to get around, and making sure everything happens on time. You just need to enjoy Singapore.
• Enjoy Indian Food Daily: No need to worry about what you will eat! We provide Indian breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day. We have chosen great restaurants that serve both North and South Indian dishes, so you will always have food you enjoy.
• Guides Who Understand You: Our guides speak both Hindi and English. They understand Indian culture and can explain everything in a way that is easy to understand.
• Safe and Fun Group Travel: Travel with other Indian families and make new friends along the way. It is safer and more fun to travel together. If anyone has a problem, the group can help, making it feel like you are travelling with extended family.
• Great Value, More Fun: Travelling in a group helps us lower the costs for hotels, transport, and activities, so you get a high-quality experience for less money. It is a great way to share experiences and make lasting memories with new friends.

How to Book Your Singapore Tour from India with Flamingo Travels

• Choose a Package: Select from our group tours, family holidays, or private packages.
• We Handle It All: Flights, hotels, meals, sightseeing, visas, and transfers are covered.
• Get Ready to Fly: Confirmed bookings, organized plans, and reserved seats.
• Enjoy Your Trip: Sit back and enjoy Singapore with our care and expertise.

Best Time to Visit Singapore from India

Peak Season: December to Early February; Late May to July

• Weather: Warm and humid (25–31°C), with December and January seeing more rainfall and June–July being hotter but with briefer showers.
• Crowds: Highest during Christmas, New Year, Chinese New Year, and throughout school holidays and the Great Singapore Sale in June–July.
• Costs: Flights and hotels cost more money because many people from India and other countries want to visit during this time.
• Best For: Festivals, grand displays, shopping sprees, family and group travellers seeking a vibrant, energetic city.
• Festivals: Christmas, New Year, Chinese New Year, Thaipusam, and Great Singapore Sale. 
• Tip: Book early and lock in attraction tickets, especially around public holidays and big festivals.

Shoulder Season: Mid-February to May; September

• Weather: Slightly less humid, with occasional showers and plenty of sunshine; temperatures typically 25–32°C.
• Crowds: Moderate. Main holiday buzz is over, so queues at attractions are shorter, but the city is lively thanks to additional local events.
• Costs: Better hotel rates and flight deals than peak periods.
• Best For: Couples, small groups, or solo travellers who prefer value, quieter places, and an easygoing trip.
• Festivals: Vesak Day, Ramadan, Hari Raya Puasa, Deepavali, and local food festivals.
• Tip: Take advantage of more affordable packages and enjoy a more relaxed experience at top spots like Sentosa or Gardens by the Bay.

Off-Peak Season: August, October to November

• Weather: Very warm and humid, marked by the Southwest Monsoon. Brief heavy showers, especially in late September–November.
• Crowds: Lowest of the year. This is when many international tourists avoid the city due to rains and fewer major events.
• Costs: Lower rates on flights and hotels, great choice for those travelling on a budget.
• Best For: People who want to save money, visitors coming back again, those who like empty places, or people planning to eat lots of food and go shopping.
• Festivals: National Day Parade, Hungry Ghost Festival, Mid-Autumn/Lantern Festival.
• Tip: Always have an umbrella on hand. In Singapore, the rain usually lasts only a short time and almost never spoils the whole day. Maximize indoor attractions, shopping, or cafe-hopping during heavy showers.

How to Reach Singapore from Major Indian Cities

• Direct Flights: You can opt for our Singapore tour packages from Ahmedabad and fly directly to Singapore, or you can fly to Singapore directly from other cities like from Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Delhi.
• Airlines: Many airlines fly this route, including Singapore Airlines, IndiGo, and Air India.
• Main Airport: Changi Airport.
• Flight Duration: 4 to 6 hours on an average
• Booking Tip: When you book flights with Flamingo, we can get cheaper flight prices and make sure everything goes smoothly from the airport to your hotel for an easy trip.

Visa Requirements for Singapore from India

Documents Required:

• Passport valid for at least 6 months, recent photographs, completed visa form, return flight tickets, proof of accommodation, and bank statements.

Processing Time & Cost:

• Processing Time: Around 3 to 5 working days.
• Fee: Approx ₹1,900 per person.
• Flamingo Service: Book your tour package with Flamingo and get complete visa assistance included.

Top Places to Visit on Your Singapore Trip

Gardens by the Bay

• Entry to the outdoor gardens is free, while special domes have a ticketed entry.
• Famous for its Supertree Grove, with trees that light up beautifully at night.
• Enjoy daily light and sound shows at Supertree Grove.
• You can walk on the OCBC Skyway, a high walkway that offers amazing views of the park.
• Explore the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, both indoor conservatories with rare plants.

Sentosa Island

• A man-made resort island full of entertainment and fun.
• Singapore’s top leisure island with beaches, adventure parks, and attractions.
• Home to Resorts World Sentosa, Adventure Cove Waterpark, and S.E.A. Aquarium.
• You can relax on its beautiful beaches like Siloso and Palawan Beach.
• The island is a great place to spend a full day or even two, as there is so much to do.

Universal Studios Singapore

• A famous theme park located on Sentosa Island.
• Offers Hollywood-style rides, shows, and attractions for all age groups.
• It has seven themed zones with rides and shows based on popular movies and TV shows like Transformers, Jurassic Park, and Shrek.
• The park is packed with roller coasters, 4D shows, and fun meet-and-greet sessions with your favorite characters.
• Great place for families, especially kids and thrill-seekers.

Singapore Zoo

• This zoo keeps animals in areas that look like nature. Instead of cages, they use hidden walls and ditches to keep animals and people safe.
• You can see a wide variety of animals, including orangutans, elephants, and white tigers.
• Kids will love the animal shows and chances to meet animals.
• Ideal for families with children, animal lovers, wildlife photographers, and travellers seeking educational and entertaining experiences.

Heritage Streets

• These are the traditional streets of Singapore where history and culture live on.
• Chinatown: Explore Chinese temples, markets, and authentic food streets.
• Little India: A colourful area with Hindu temples, amazing Indian food, and traditional markets.
• Kampong Glam: Known for the grand Sultan Mosque and vibrant Haji Lane, which is full of street art and unique boutiques.
• Best explored on foot for a lively local experience.
• Great places for shopping souvenirs, trying local dishes, and learning about the cultural mix of Singapore. 

Top Things to Do in Singapore

Experience the Night Safari

• Take a guided tram ride through the first nocturnal wildlife park in the world.
• Tram rides take you through different habitats with guided commentary.
• Features over 2,500 animals active at night, including tigers, leopards, and tapirs.
• You can also walk on special trails to get a closer look at the animals.
• The park is open only at night, offering a truly unique animal-watching experience.
• A unique experience that is family-friendly and educational.

Ride on the Singapore Flyer

• It is the largest observation wheel in Asia.
• Go for a slow ride on this giant observation wheel.
• The ride offers incredible 360-degree views of the city, including Marina Bay, the Merlion, and Sentosa Island.
• The best time to ride is sunset or night, when the skyline glows.
• Each capsule is air-conditioned, so you can enjoy the view in comfort.
• Special dining capsules are available for a premium experience.

Visit the Marina Bay Sands

• An iconic landmark with its boat-shaped rooftop SkyPark.
• Go to the SkyPark Observation Deck for a stunning view of the city.
• Watch the Spectra Light and Water Show, a free nightly show on the waterfront.
• The Infinity Pool is world-famous, though access is only for hotel guests.
• The property also has a luxury mall, casino, and restaurants.

Must-Try Foods in Singapore - A Culinary Experience

• Chilli Crab – must-try seafood dish with sweet, spicy tomato sauce, often served with deep-fried buns. 
• Char Kway Teow - This popular street food, stir-fried rice noodles, combines egg noodles, proteins, and vegetables, often served on banana leaves with a squeeze of lime. 
• Kaya Toast - Kaya Toast with soft-boiled eggs is a traditional breakfast of toasted bread with coconut egg jam, often enjoyed with variations and dipping sauces. 
• Laksa – it is a street food with flat noodles in a flavorful coconut soup with seafood and pairs well with Otah.
• Satay - features marinated and barbecued skewered meat served with peanut sauce, onions, and rice dumplings. 
• Ice Kachang - is a refreshing mix of shaved ice, red beans, grass jelly, sweet syrups, and toppings like corn, often finished with condensed milk. 
• Singapore Sling - a must-try cocktail invented in Singapore, combines gin, brandy, pineapple juice, and other special ingredients for a refreshing taste. 
• Murtabak - is a fusion of Arab and Indian cuisine, featuring a spiced chapati stuffed with vegetables or meat and often served with curry. 
• Curry Puff - the baked pie is a puff pastry filled with chicken, curry, potato, and egg, with some vendors offering creative variations. 
• Hainanese Chicken Rice – it is a bite-sized chicken with fragrant rice, ginger paste, and spicy chilli, known for its unique and delicious spices and sauces.

• Burnt Ends
• MTR Singapore
• Mustard Seed
• Rang Mahal
• Artemis Grill
• Annalakshmi Restaurant
• Smith Marine Floating Restaurant
• Kailash Parbat Restaurant
• Fifty-Five Coffee Bar
• Tandoor

Top Shopping Spots on your Singapore Tour 

• Orchard Road
• Little India
• Haji Lane
• Chinatown
• Mustafa Centre
• Bugis Street
• Vivo City
• IMM
• Anchorpoint shopping centre
• Holland Village

• Merlion Souvenirs
• Asian Artefacts 
• Ya-Kun Kaya Spread - Coconut Jam 
• Tiger Balm
• Laksa paste
• Orchid Perfumes
• Bak-Kwa - BBQ Meat

Experience the Vibrant Nightlife of Singapore

• The Quayside at Clarke Quay 
• CE LA VI Restaurant & SkyBar
• MARQUEE Singapore
• Tanjong Beach Club at Sentosa
• Woobar at W Singapore
• Hardrock Café
• Screening Room
• Wala Wala Cafe Bar
• Zouk Club
• Altitude

Experience the Colorful Festivals of Singapore

1. Chinese New Year

• When - February - dates vary according to the lunar calendar
• Where - All across Singapore 
• Why - It celebrates the Lunar New Year with vibrant parades, lion dances, fireworks, and festive markets. It’s a time for family reunions, feasting, and cultural performances.

2. Deepavali

• When - November (dates vary according to the Hindu calendar)
• Where - Little India
• Why - It is celebrated with colourful street light-ups, festive decorations, cultural performances, and a variety of Indian sweets and snacks.

3. Singapore Food Festival

• When - July
• Where - Various places across Singapore
• Why - It celebrates the diverse culinary heritage of Singapore, offering food tastings, culinary workshops, and street food fairs.

4. Thaipusam

• When - February - dates vary according to the Tamil calendar
• Where - Sri Thendayuthapani Temple, Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple, and the procession route in Little India.
• Why -  It is celebrated to honour Lord Murugan, marked by a colourful procession, devotees carrying kavadis, and acts of faith and penance. 

5. Vesak Day

• When - May
• Where - Buddhist temples across Singapore.
• Why - It celebrates Buddha's birth, awakening, and death with rituals, prayers, acts of charity, temple decorations, and candlelight parades.

6. Singapore National Day

• When - 9th August
• Where - All across Singapore.
• Why - It celebrates Independence Day with a grand parade, aerial displays, fireworks, and performances. 

7. Hari Raya Puasa

• When -  April
• Where - Geylang Serai
• Why - It is a festive occasion for Muslims to celebrate the end of fasting with prayers, feasting, and cultural performances. 

8. Pongal

• When -  January 
• Where - Little India
• Why - It is a harvest festival celebrated to thank the sun god with traditional sweet rice, cultural performances, music, and dance.

9. Hungry Ghost Festival

• When - The last week of August and the first week of September
• Where - All across Singapore
• Why - It is a traditional Taoist and Buddhist festival to honour the spirits of the deceased. It involves offering food, burning incense, and paper offerings, and staging street performances to appease wandering spirits. 

10. Lantern Festival

• When -  February 
• Where - Chinatown
• Why - It marks the end of the Chinese New Year celebrations. It features beautiful lantern displays, lion dances, and various cultural performances. 

Tips for a Hassle-Free Singapore Trip

• Getting Around: Hop on local buses for a budget-friendly and reliable way to move between attractions.
• Weather Care: Carry a reusable water bottle and apply sunscreen regularly to stay safe from Singapore’s strong sun and humidity.
• Road Safety: Only cross at pedestrian crossings and wait for the green signal. Jaywalking can lead to fines.
• Keep the City Clean: Help keep Singapore spotless by throwing your trash in a bin. You will find plenty of bins around the city, so there's no excuse to litter.
• Chewing Gum Rules: Chewing gum sales are restricted, and careless disposal can bring fines.
• Use Secure Wi-Fi: Stick to official and secure Wi-Fi networks. It is best to avoid using public or unauthorized Wi-Fi to protect your personal information.
• Toilet Etiquette: Always flush after using public restrooms—failure to do so may result in fines up to SGD 150.
• Tipping Etiquette: You do not need to tip in restaurants, as most bills already include a service charge.
• Mind the Rules on Public Transport: Eating and drinking are not allowed on Singapore's public trains and buses. Remember this rule to avoid getting a fine.

Getting Around in Singapore

Our Transportation (Mostly Included in our Packages):

• Group Tours: Ride in air-conditioned buses with skilled drivers for city sights and travel between places.
• Private Tours: Get your own car or van with an English-speaking driver and stop wherever you like.
• Airport Pickups: We will meet you at the airport and drop you at your hotel, quick and hassle-free.

If You Want to Explore on Your Own:

• MRT (Subway Trains): Very clean and cool trains that go to all the fun places, work perfectly, and you can buy special tourist tickets for easy travel.
• Public Buses: Buses go everywhere the trains do not go, cost very little, work well, are easy to pay, and have signs in English.
• Taxis and Grab: Taxis are everywhere with fixed prices, plus Grab app on your phone to book rides easily with clear costs and different car types.
• Walking: Many fun places are close to each other, with covered paths, easy walking areas, and good signs to help you find your way.

Recommended Apps for Your Singapore Trip

• Grab – is like Uber it is a ride-hailing app. It allows you to book standard taxis as well as ride-shares
• Gojek & Tada – these two apps are alternate cheaper options of Grab. 
• Chope - Use this app in Singapore to easily find, view, and reserve restaurants while enjoying discounts and earning rewards.
• Burpple - Like Chope, Burpple lets you search for restaurants, read reviews, and make reservations directly through the app.
• iChangi - The iChangi app provides flight updates, airport services, transport bookings, and shopping options at Changi Airport.

Best Places to Stay in Singapore

• M Hotel Singapore City Centre
• Furama City Centre
• Village Hotel Bugis 
• Holiday Inn Singapore Orchard City Centre
• PARKROYAL on Beach Road
• Orchard Hotel Singapore
• Novotel Singapore on Kitchener
• Holiday Inn Singapore Little India
• Four Points by Sheraton Singapore Riverview
• Holiday Inn Express Singapore Orchard Road

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