Singapore
A city-state where Michelin-starred hawker centres serve $4 noodles next to $40 cocktail bars in Marina Bay Sands. Singapore is the easiest entry point to Southeast Asia — clean, safe, English-speaking, and outrageously good for food.
Planning Your Trip
The best time to visit Singapore is February to April (least rain, lowest humidity), when you'll find pleasant weather and manageable crowds. Budget travelers can expect to spend around $65/day, mid-range travelers about $160/day, and luxury travelers upwards of $450/day — covering accommodation, food, transport, and activities.
A 3-day visit is ideal for Singapore, giving you enough time to cover the major highlights while leaving room for spontaneous discoveries. Use our AI trip planner to build a custom itinerary tailored to your style and budget.
Daily Budget Breakdown
Local Tips & Insider Advice
- Eat at hawker centres — Maxwell, Lau Pa Sat, Tiong Bahru — for the best food at the best price
- MRT is fast and air-conditioned; skip taxis for anything inside the city
- Gardens by the Bay light show is free and runs nightly at 7:45pm and 8:45pm
- Sentosa is more theme park than beach; skip unless travelling with kids
Explore Singapore
Top-rated places on the map
3-Day Sample Itinerary
Here's a suggested 3-day route through Singapore that covers the highlights while leaving room for spontaneous discoveries. Customize this plan with our AI trip planner.
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