All tours are on a Seat-in-Coach basis, private tours available on request.

Half Day City Tour incl. Orchid Garden
Come on this trail and discover the history, culture and lifestyle of multi-racial Singapore.  Stroll along the colourful streets of Little India and be dazzled by the hive of activity that permeates every nook and cranny of the area.  Our next stop will be the "Colonial" heart of Singapore where you will take a short stroll to view the Merlion from next to the Esplanade theatre.  Drive past the Financial District to Chinatown, a place where many of the immigrant forefathers set up home.  Patronise the varied and unique shops and visit the oldest Hindu Temple in Singapore, the magnificent Sri Mariamman Temple.  Last stop is the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the 'green lung' of our city centre, and experience the calm and serenity of this 52 hectares garden.  Located within the grounds of the park is the National Orchid Garden, where you can marvel at the wide variety and colours of Orchids on display.  Tour includes a visit to a jewellery factory where you can engage in one of Singaporeans favourite past time, shopping or simply admire the fine designs of Singapore jewellery.
Note:  Admission fee of SGD5.00 to National Orchid Garden is included in the tour.

Half Day Heartlands & Changi Tour
Join us on a journey to history and our colourful past lifestyle as we drive from Suntec City, a modern cluster of impressive buildings in the heart of the city.  We drive eastward to visit the bustling enclave of Katong and Joo Chiat that showcase the rich Peranakan architecture.  Admire rows of colourful traditional shop houses that date back to the mid 1920's.  Pick up some Nonya delicacies (not included) along the way.  Next a visit to Changi Prison Museum to view a replica of the Chapel which was used during World War II.  The tour then proceed to Changi Village passing by Changi Yacht Club and Tampines New Town with a stop at the Tampines Chinese Temple that houses 9 deities.

Half Day Heritage Tour
Tour begins with a visit to one of the oldest Chinese temples in Singapore, the Thien Hock Keng Temple which is more than 160 years old.  The unique wooden structures and wood carvings were built and assembled without using any nails.  Next stop is the Chinatown Heritage Centre.  Discover and trace the journeys, beliefs and myths of early Chinese migrants who made their way to Singapore.  Gain an insight of their lives and experience for yourself the hardship of living in the dark and cramped quarters they built in Chinatown.  Last stop is Kampong Glam-where the old Arab Quarters once stood. Learn about the practice of Islam in this part of the world at the Sultan Mosque.  Along Arab Street, see the last remaining shops in Singapore still selling sarongs, rattan baskets, brass works and unique leather products used by the Muslim community.

Full Day Round Island Orientation Tour incl. Lunch
The tour will begin with a drive to the West Coast of Singapore en route to the Pasir Panjang Wholesale Market.  You will be taken for a walk through the wholesale fruits market where you will see a variety of imported fruits from different parts of the world.  You will have a taste of local fruit/s of the day.  The term "local" is used largely because they are tropical fruits available all year round.  Take a leisurely drive towards Northern Singapore driving past the Jurong Industrial Estate, Countryside and the Kranji Dam, once a swampy area used as a landing point by the Japanese advance party to invade Singapore during WWII and get a clear view of Johore Bahru.  Upon arrival at Kranji War Memorial unveiled in 1957, you will witness a beautifully landscaped garden where some 22,000 soldiers of the British Commonwealth who lost their lives during WWII, having no known grave in most cases are commemorated by name.  After lunch, we head to Central Singapore to visit the Bright Hill Temple Complex, a renowned ancestral worship place where ceremonies are frequently held and appreciate the ornate carvings all around.  Onwards to Eastern Singapore to visit the township of "Tampines" to witness life in the Heartlands.  Finally we head to Changi Village where you will have some time at leisure to explore this laid back community that has transformed over the years since the Colonial days before returning to the city via the East Coast Highway.
Note:  Drinks not included in the tour price.
(Tour operates with a minimum of 4 ticketed/confirmed passengers)

Half Day Jurong Bird Park Tour
This tour is a must for bird enthusiasts and a pleasure for those who simply enjoy nature in all its beauty.  Our route takes us along Keppel Harbor, part of the world's busiest port and the Jurong industrial Estate, Singapore's economic showpiece.  At the Bird Park you'll find hundreds of exotic birds flitting happily about their daily lives.  In fact, there are over 7,000 birds of more than 600 species gathered in this beautiful 20- hectare sanctuary!  Board the panorail to visit the world's largest walk-in aviary and view what is said to be the world's highest man made waterfall.  Also included is an amusing 25-minute Bird Show, Birds of Prey Show.

Half Day Sentosa Island Tour  (PM)
Take the coach to Mount Faber for a cable car ride to Sentosa Island and a panoramic view of the world's busiest harbour.  We move on to experience the Luge for your ride downhill (perfectly safe with fun filled excitement) and take the Skyride back up to Imbiah Hill.  Proceed to the Underwater World, one of the largest oceanariums that have a 83m long acrylic tunnel for a spectacular view of marine life.  Take a stroll to idyllic Siloso Beach, developed for beach and sea sports.  Return to mainland Singapore by coach via the Causeway Link.

Note:  This tour does not include:
1. Visit to Dolphin Lagoon.  Option to visit on your own.
2. For passengers on the afternoon tour who wish to spend more time at Sentosa and return in the evening, please approach your guide for assistance.

Night Tour with Dinner
First stop is the Raffles landing site at the mouth of the Singapore River, where you will board a traditional bum boat for a picturesque ride up the River.  In pre-container days bum boats were used to transport light cargo from ships anchored off-shore to the warehouses that line both sides the river.  This is followed by dinner (only Chinese Tea included).  After dinner rejoin the coach to visit Royal Selangor Centre at Clarke Quay for a truly unique experience in the world of pewter.  Watch live demonstrations of pewter-making processes by skilled craftsmen.  Next hop over to Bugis Village, named after the seafarers from Sulawesi who used to sail and conduct the coastal trade with Indonesia in their sailing vessels from the Kallang River.  Last stop is Raffles Hotel. This grand hotel has been restored to its former glory when guests included Somerset Maugham, Noel Coward and Liz Taylor.
Note:  Drinks during dinner are not included.

Night Safari without Dinner
Most animals are nocturnal.  At dusk they begin to stir for the hunt.  At the Night Safari these activities are captured to best effect using subtle lighting which permits you to watch up-close whilst not disturbing the animals.  The Night Safari houses over 1200 animals from 110 exotic species, tiger, striped hyena, golden jackal,c ape buffalo, blue sheep and the rare greater one horned rhinoceros are but some of the animals you will see. The Night Safari covers an area of 40 hectares of secondary jungle with the Seletar Reservoir providing a beautiful backdrop.  A tram ride, upon arrival at the Night Safari is the easiest way to familiarise yourself with the large grounds.  At the end of the ride, feel free to stroll and take a closer to look at the animals.  The sound of crickets and owls and the chance to see the tigers or hyenas feasting make for a truly memorable experience.
Note:  Dinner outlets are available, fast food outlets and Ulu Ulu Restaurant.

Little India Walking Tour
Little India is perhaps the only precinct in Singapore that has retained its traditional charm in modern Singapore.  No trip to Singapore would be complete without a visit to Little India.  Located at the eastern rim of the Central Business District, Little India is literally walking distance from Orchard Road and the Civic District.  During this tour you will walk through the streets of Little India and experience the pungent smell of spices and incense.  Witness the preparation of frothy Spice Tea or Teh Tarik and savour its spicy flavor, or cool yourself down with a healthy glass of Buttermilk.  See how Henna is applied in intricate patterns on your feet and palms and how Indian women adorn the floor with geometric designs.
Note:  Tour operates with a minimum of 4 pax.

At Home in Chinatown Walking Tour
Get a glimpse of real life of Singapore at a local “wet market”.   Learn a trick or 2 about haggling being the order of the day in these places, and see housewives hone their bargaining skills as they scout for the best and freshest produce to put on their dining tables.  Continue to Chinatown Heritage Centre and relive love, life and passion of early Chinatown.  Housed in three beautifully restored shop houses, it showcases the rich cultural history of Chinatown and the early settlers.  After all the excitement, proceed to a nearby Chinese tea house and experience the unique art of tea appreciation.  Of course sample some local desserts and not forgetting to brew your own pot of Chinese tea.  Our final stop is at a local art and crafts shop where you will learn how to have your name written in Chinese.
Note:  Tour operates with a minimum of 4 pax.