Singapore Family Package

After meeting your guide at your hotel lobby, let’s tick off Merlion Park, Singapore’s smallest urban park. Here, take in the colossal Merlion statue, the nation’s most recognizable landmark, which pours a continuous stream of water from its mouth, symbolizing an endless flow of fortune and opportunities. Follow the lucky pose popular among most visitors: stand before the Merlion, pretend to catch the flowing water with your cupped hands, and “bring” wealth and good fortune home with you!

We’ll then visit Gardens by the Bay, an urban oasis in downtown Singapore seamlessly combining natural ecosystems with cutting-edge modern engineering. Marvel at the iconic Supertree Grove, a cluster of vertical structures soaring 9 to 16 stories high. These artificial “trees” host 200+ plants, while producing solar power and gathering rainwater to irrigate the gardens.
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We’ve specially included two star attractions here to spice up your family’s visit. Step into the Flower Dome, the globe’s largest glasshouse, to appreciate unique flora from all five continents at once, from giant baobab trees to cute succulents - a perfect opportunity to pique your children’s interest in nature. Visiting the Cloud Forest will feel like venturing into the magical scenes of Avatar. As you stand beside the 35-meter-tall (115-foot-tall) artificial waterfall, you can instantly feel a noticeable temperature drop. Also, enjoy a laid-back stroll along the skywalk to seek out pitcher plants and orchids amid the mist.Later, lose yourself in Chinatown. This famous Chinese settlement boasts the evocative Chinese name, literally meaning “Ox-cart Water”, which stems from early Chinese immigrants who transported water by ox-drawn carts over 200 years ago. Wander around brightly colored arcades to explore traditional Chinese handicrafts including ceramics and cheongsams. En route, two religious landmarks will bring your family a fresh cultural encounter: Sri Mariamman Temple bursts with vibrant statues of Hindu deities, while Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum stands out with red-and-white walls and glazed tiles.

Next up is Kampong Glam, once a bustling enclave of the Malay royal family and now a top destination to savor Islamic culture. Your eyes will first be caught by Sultan Mosque, the main prayer house for local Muslims, characterized by its two dazzling golden onion-shaped domes. Stroll down Arab Street and browse Arabian daily items, such as exquisite rattan crafts, uniquely shaped perfumes, and vividly patterned carpets. Fancy recording memorable family moments? The artistic graffiti walls across Haji Lane will offer wonderful backdrops for share-worthy Instagram snapshots.

Let’s cap off our journey at Little India, the lively core of the local Indian community. The lingering aroma of turmeric, cumin, and curry leaves in the air will leave you with a vivid first impression of Indian culture. Further inside, you may hear cheerful, strongly rhythmical Indian music and encounter local women wearing traditional draped dresses and gold jewelry. As you check out Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, its gateway, blanketed in carvings of various deities, will draw you naturally into the exotic religious atmosphere.

In the end, your guide will escort your family back to your hotel. Sleep well! 

Meal: Breakfast
Accommodation: Orchid Hotel, Singapore (4 stars) or similar

Today is dedicated to an in-depth exploration across Sentosa Island, Singapore’s most popular resort destination. After breakfast, your guide will meet you at your hotel and accompany you on the MRT to HarbourFront Station. From there, walk to the third floor of VivoCity, Singapore’s biggest mall, to catch the Sentosa Express. 

After alighting at Resorts World Station, we’ll arrive at Universal Studios Singapore, Southeast Asia’s first Hollywood-themed movie park, whose seven zones recreate classic blockbuster scenes at a 1:1 scale. Ramble down the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and you may easily imagine coming across a celebrity at every turn. Don’t miss Lights, Camera, Action!, a special-effects set designed by legendary director Steven Spielberg, to enjoy the charm of filmmaking through heart-stopping hurricane and explosion effects. Notably, 18 of its 24 rides are exclusive to Singapore! Eager for thrills? TRANSFORMERS The Ride: The Ultimate 3D Battle, Battlestar Galactica: HUMAN vs. CYLON, and Revenge of the Mummy are highly recommended. If you travel with young children, consider Shrek 4D Adventure, Enchanted Airways, Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase, and Despicable Me Minion Mayhem.
► Tips：
1. Please prepare sunscreen, sunglasses, and portable electric fans to protect against heat and harsh UV rays. 
2. Free drinking water is provided all over the park, so remember to bring a water bottle.
3. It’s advisable to download the official app “Universal SG” ahead of time for navigation, real-time ride waiting times, and show schedules. 

Afterwards, let’s venture into Singapore Oceanarium, one of the world’s largest aquariums, home to more than 100,000 marine species. Make a beeline for the super-large viewing window, as long as three stacked double-deckers, to admire giant manta rays with fluttering wing-like fins gliding leisurely above you. Leopard sharks may strike you as fierce hunters, but in fact, they are mild-tempered, with no recorded cases of unprovoked attacks on humans. From mangrove forests to deep-sea habitats, the oceanarium’s immersive design allows you and your kids to understand the complete tropical marine food chain stress-free.

If time permits, continue to board the Sentosa Express with your guide to Beach Station for Palawan Beach. Let’s walk barefoot on soft white sands, framed by swaying coconut trees. Head across the suspension bridge to hit the Southernmost Point of Asia, the nearest landmass to the equator, where you can take in sweeping views of the stunning South China Sea. At dusk, revel in the sunset bathing the far sky in a molten-gold hue, as it sinks below the horizon little by little. 

As the tour concludes, your guide will escort you back to your hotel. 

Meal: Breakfast
Accommodation: Orchid Hotel, Singapore (4 stars) or similar

Today, please make your own way to the airport based on your scheduled flight. For family with kids, taxis or Grab rides are the most convenient and recommended. Each ride takes around 25 minutes and costs SGD 25-40 (USD 19-31). A more budget-friendly alternative is taking the MRT, with a one-hour journey: after a 5-minute walk from your hotel, take the East-West Line from Tanjong Pagar Station to Tanah Merah Station, and then transfer to a train bound for Changi Airport Station. 

► If you plan an extended trip to Thailand or Malaysia, we’ll be pleased to tailor an exclusive itinerary for you.

Meal: Breakfast