Singapore Tour Packages from India
Singapore Tour Packages from India
Universal Studios, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa and the Night Safari — a compact, spotlessly organised city that works brilliantly for families travelling abroad for the first time.
Excellent for Families
Easy Indian Food
Combine with Malaysia
Why Singapore suits Indian families
Singapore removes almost every friction point of international travel. Everything runs on time, the MRT will take you anywhere for small change, English is an official language, tap water is drinkable and Little India means your parents will never go hungry. Nothing is far from anything else, so a family with young children or elderly relatives is not spending the holiday in transit. It is not the cheapest destination in Southeast Asia and nobody pretends otherwise — but for a first trip abroad with three generations travelling together, it is close to the easiest place on earth.
What to actually spend your days on
Sentosa Island
Universal Studios, S.E.A. Aquarium, Skyline Luge and the beaches. This is where families lose an entire day happily, and it is worth planning as a full day rather than squeezing it. Universal alone needs six hours to do properly. Get there early; the queues are real.
Gardens by the Bay and Marina Bay
The Supertree Grove, Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, with the light show after dark. Marina Bay Sands SkyPark gives the view everyone photographs. Best done late afternoon into evening so you catch the gardens in daylight and the show at night.
The zoo, Night Safari and River Wonders
Singapore Zoo is genuinely one of the best in the world, built around open enclosures rather than cages. The Night Safari next door is a separate ticket and a separate evening. If you only pick one, take the Night Safari — there is nothing else like it.
The city itself
Chinatown, Little India, Kampong Glam and Clarke Quay each have a distinct character and cost nothing to walk around. Orchard Road for shopping, Jewel Changi’s indoor waterfall on your way out. A half-day city tour on arrival day orients everyone nicely.
A sample 5-day itinerary
Paced for a family with children, with a rest afternoon built in. We adjust the order to avoid weekend crowds at Universal.
Combining Singapore with Malaysia
Singapore is small and expensive; Malaysia is large and cheaper. Pairing them is one of the best-value trips in Southeast Asia. Kuala Lumpur is a short flight or a comfortable coach ride across the border, and adding three or four days there brings your per-day average down considerably while giving you the Petronas Towers, Batu Caves and Genting Highlands. Many of our clients do four nights Singapore and three nights Kuala Lumpur in one week. Tell us if this interests you and we will quote it as a single itinerary.
When to go
What your package includes
How booking works
Tell us the basics
Dates, travellers and ages — children’s ages change both ticket prices and the itinerary.
Get a costed itinerary
Day-by-day plan with named hotels, attraction tickets and a clear per-person price.
Adjust until it fits
Add Malaysia, drop an attraction, change hotel area. We re-quote as needed.
Confirm and we start the visa
Lock your rate with a token amount. Visa processing begins immediately, as it drives the timeline.
Common questions about Singapore
Yes. Indian passport holders need a visa, submitted through an authorised agent rather than directly. Processing takes several working days and longer in peak season. We handle it, but apply early — this is the step that determines when you can travel.
Four days covers Sentosa, the gardens, the zoo and the city comfortably. Five if you want Universal without rushing and a rest afternoon. Beyond six days most people start looking for a day trip, which is when adding Malaysia makes sense.
It is the most expensive destination in Southeast Asia, mainly on hotels and alcohol. Food need not be — hawker centres are excellent and cheap, and the MRT costs very little. We can build a genuinely reasonable trip if we set the budget honestly at the start.
Yes, if you have children or enjoy theme parks. It is smaller than the Orlando or Japan parks but well designed. Go on a weekday, arrive at opening, and do the popular rides first. On a tight trip it is the one thing worth protecting a whole day for.
Better than in most cities. Distances are short, the MRT is fully accessible, and almost everything is air-conditioned. We build in afternoon rests and avoid stacking two big attractions in one day.
Very. Little India has a huge range of North and South Indian restaurants, including pure vegetarian and Jain-friendly options, and many hotels serve Indian breakfast. This is one of the easiest destinations abroad for Indian families.
Plan your Singapore trip
Send us your dates, group size and the children’s ages. We will come back with a costed, day-by-day Singapore itinerary — no obligation.
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