Top Singapore Nature Walks

Enjoy the best of Singapore after dark without worrying about how you’ll get around on this nighttime tour. Start at Merlion Park to take a photo with Singapore's official mascot before heading to Gardens by the Bay to admire the Supertree Grove and watch an amazing sound and light show. Admire the views across to Marina Bay, then head to Clarke Quay to see the bumboats that used to carry the city's cargo and take a cruise down the river.

Combine Singapore’s rich culture with its cuisine on a sightseeing tour that provides a comprehensive introduction that’s ideal for first-time visitors. Exploring by bicycle eliminates the hassle of parking and allow you to cover far more attractions than you would on foot, while focusing on Singapore’s food scene with a guide means you’ll sample delicacies and visit food stalls that you may otherwise have missed.

Marina Bay truly comes into its own at night. Discover the Bay—and so much more—on this guided evening bike tour. Pedal past the Singapore River, the towering neon-lit “Super Trees” by Gardens on the Bay, the Singapore Flyer wheel, Marina Bay Sands, and so much more. Your bike comes with a helmet, poncho, and water.

See the best of Singapore from the skies as you travel to Sentosa island by cable car. Known for its view of the South China Seas, bustling resorts and theme parks, there’s much to explore on the island. A local guide will take you through the best spots during the day before leaving you to adventure on your own in the afternoon.

Experience the rich biodiversity of Singapore’s Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve on a private guided tour. Meet your guide at the reserve and spend the morning exploring diverse habitats, including mangroves, marshes, mudflats, secondary rain forests and coastal trails. Look for migratory birds, fiddler crabs, estuarine crocodiles, otters and more, as your guide provides deeper insights into the flora and fauna at the reserve. Migratory bird season runs from September to March, with the peak in November and December.

Join a 2-hour guided walk to enjoy what Singapore-- city of gardens offers. The rainforest trails showcases well-preserved eco biodiversity, and you get to see the colorful flora and fauna there. As the first UNESCO tropical garden, the National Orchid Garden boasts a large collection of orchids to be enjoyed.

If you're short on time but still want to see it all, this full-day bike and food tour has you covered. Take in the sights from two wheels, snap photos of top attractions, and learn about Singapore's colorful history. Then follow your guide on foot through the streets and spend the afternoon eating lunch while exploring this dynamic destination.

牛车水 Murders is a new #gametours where participants are thrown into a scenario to solve puzzles. The scene is Chinatown where a serial killer is on the loose and the whole nation is gripped with fear. Participants are roped in to find the killer by solving a series of puzzles around Chinatown. Played in teams of 2 – 5 persons, participants determine the route they take, and the choice of items to pick. Narrated throughout by our tourist guide/gamemaster, the guide will dive into a character throughout. This character has strong ties in Chinatown having lived there for 48 years and through the guide, he/she shares their affiliation through the people the guide knew and grew up with. Characters include Samsui woman Auntie Geok, moneylender friend Raj, provision shop owner Ah Kee and others.

Visit Gardens by the Bay. The world's premier tropical waterfront garden. Get up close with a diversity of plant species from around the world in the cooled conservatories, marvel at vertical gardens, or discover the intricacies of plant life at the themed gardens (Admission ticket to the Double conservatories is included).

It’s easy to think of Singapore as a high-tech city. See a different side of the nation on this small-group half-day tour to Pulau Ubin, a simple island where water still comes from wells and stoves still run on wood. Traveling in a group no larger than 7, you’ll cross by bumboat then explore orchards, villages, disused quarries, and mangroves on foot or by bicycle (rental at your own expense).

Singapore’s mangrove wetlands are home to a surprising wealth of wildlife, from owls and nightjars to civet cats and tree-climbing crabs. Enjoy a fresh perspective on this precious ecosystem without getting muddy on this private boardwalk tour led by a licensed nature guide who can identify every call and find the source of each mysterious splash. It’s wheelchair-accessible, stroller-friendly, and suitable for groups of all ages.

During the 1920s, immigrants such as the fictional Tan Ah Huat flocked to Singapore to make their fortunes. Pedal the streets as your private guide unveils his story on this award-winning tour. See highlights including the Raffles Hotel Arcade and Singapore River as you learn about tea, rickshaws, Chinatown gangsters, traditional burial rites, and more. Stop at a typical coffee shop for a drink and a snack along the way.

Catch a cable car ride from Mount Faber to the State of FUN – SENTOSA! Take in the amazing aerial views from Mount Faber, Harbourfront and arrive into Imbiah Lookout on Sentosa. Enjoy a 4D experience in Journey 2: The Mysterious Island as you join Sean and his friends flying through tornado, encounter giant lizards and discover the lost city of Atlantis. Discover the awe-inspiring world of life in the ocean at S.E.A. Aquarium™, the world’s largest aquarium. Explore more than 800 species of marine animals such as majestic manta rays and over 200 sharks through the world’s largest window to the ocean. Explore Fort Siloso Skywalk, a hidden gem tucked away in a corner of Sentosa! Take the glass elevator up the imposing 43-metre tall tower. Outdoor Night Show – Wings of Time set against the majestic open sea. Be mesmerized by a multi-sensory presentation of water display, laser show, fire effects and spectacular music as you soar through space and time in a magic adventure.

Get to know Singapore through its gardens on this fascinating deep dive into the city-state’s culture, led by a local, exclusively for your group. Explore Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay to learn about this ultra-modern structure, then travel back in time to the historic Singapore Botanical Garden and National Orchid Garden, the nation’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site. Please note: All entrance fees and transportation are at your own expense.

Use your skip-the-line pass to the Night Safari tram for priority boarding, and spend your time exploring the nighttime rainforest rather than waiting in line. Just hop right aboard for a family-friendly journey into the world of nocturnal animals, including lions, tigers, and leopards in specially designed habitats. Disembark for a closer look along softly lit jungle trails, enjoy animal shows and cultural demonstrations, and feast on a dinner buffet. Round-trip transport from major hotels in Singapore is included.

Exploring Bukit Brown gives one a different vibe compared to exploring a nature park or a nature reserve. Laid to rest at Bukit Brown Cemetery are many pioneers and early migrants that had contributed much to Singapore’s nation building. Be immersed in nature and admire the different tomb’s architecture and its story.

Experience the very essence of Singapore through the lens of a local in a concise 3-hour journey. Explore prominent landmarks such as the Colonial District, Tiong Bahru Market, and Chinatown, all while gaining exclusive insights that only a local perspective can offer. Unearth concealed gems and city secrets during your adventure, revealing an authentic and lesser-known side of the city, expertly guided by a knowledgeable local. Immerse yourself in the true local flavour, complemented by an included treat, ensuring your city tour is a comprehensive and delightful experience. Discover Singapore's best-kept secrets with us and savour the genuine charm of the city.

Embark on an extraordinary walking tour that seamlessly intertwines the captivating narratives of nature and history in the ‘forgotten hills’ of southern Singapore. Delve into the remarkable evolution of this vibrant city-state, as you trace its humble origins as a fishing village to its present-day status as a bustling global transhipment hub. Along the way, visit a century-old coastal artillery fort that have stood the test of time. Witness firsthand the awe-inspiring transformation of Singapore into a City in Nature, where dense tropical forests and ecologically significant mangrove wetlands harmoniously coexist with urban development. Join us on this exclusive journey, where you'll uncover the hidden gems of the 'forgotten' hills and gain a deep appreciation for Singapore's rich heritage and its commitment to environmental conservation. Discover a truly unique and unforgettable experience that seamlessly combines the best of nature and history in one remarkable walking tour.

Many people have always associated Mt Faber with the Cable Car station, not knowing there is more to discover in this area including its steep history stretching back more than 200 years ago. From the trailhead, a quick climb via Marang Trail to the highest point along the Southern Ridges yields panoramic views of Singapore’s beautiful harbour and the southern islands on one side and on another side. Next, we continue hiking along the Southern Ridges to discover interesting native flora and built heritage, and enjoy refreshing views atop the highest pedestrian bridge and one of the most beautiful bridges in Singapore – Henderson Waves. We will also visit one of the last remaining mangrove wetlands in the south, nestled in one of Singapore’s four nature reserves – Labrador Nature Reserve. Amidst the myriad coastal flora and fauna, climb another ‘forgotten’ hill and immediately be immersed in the history of a 140+ year-old military fort, built to protect Singapore Harbour.

Singapore is famous for its hawker food and there are more than 113 hawker centres here in this tiny dot! Tourist often are confused by the prices, the food types and only stick to the central ones. Great hawker food can be found all around the island, and let me bring you to Chomp Chomp, a hawker centre visited by locals for street seafood. Hawker in Singapore refers to food sold at hawker centers, which are open-air complexes that house a variety of food stalls, & are known to be affordable & diverse. Char kway teow: A stir-fried noodle dish with flat rice noodles, Chinese sausages, eggs, bean sprouts, and other ingredients, typically cooked over high heat in a large wok. Satay: Grilled meat skewers marinated in a spicy peanut sauce, typically made with chicken, beef, or mutton. Dress code Recommended slippers, shorts and short sleeved shirts. If you have allergies, please highlight to us in advance, so that we can replace the food to the best of our abilities.

This intimate night tour takes you to Gardens by the Bay, an outstanding showpiece of horticulture and garden artistry that presents the plant kingdom in a whole new light, entertaining while educating visitors at the same time. Taking centre stage in this 101-hectare horticultural park has to be its two conservatories, the Cloud Forest and the Flower Dome. The cool-moist conservatory that is the Cloud Forest features a 35m-tall structure covered with plants such as orchids and sports the world’s tallest indoor waterfall. Meanwhile, the Flower Dome replicates a cool-dry climate and houses plants from the Mediterranean region and a Flower Field, where the displays change regularly. Watch an exhilarating display of light and sound at the Super-Tree Grove and end your trip at the Satay by the Bay, by trying succulent meat marinated in special spices, skewered and grilled over flaming charcoal, and Hokkien Mee, a local noodle dish cooked in a unique broth.

Transport yourself back in time with this Instawalk and guided tour, showcasing the region's historical connections to Singaporean public transportation. Capture stunning black-and-white shots at Bugis and City Hall area. Receive picture advice from nano-influencer and be entertained by storyteller as they share tales about earlier modes of transportation, helping you better visualize and connect with historic streetscapes during this experience.

Visit Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore's latest tourist destination. With our experienced guide, you will be able to experience the best of Jewel within a short time. See the Crystal Clouds, visit the HSBC Rain Vortex and Shiseido Forest Valley. You will be brought to a curated list of shops that were made possible because of the passion by its founders. Know more about the typical Singaporean's way of life through well-designed products. Visit heritage brands and learn how their businesses have flourished while keeping to their traditions. Taste local snacks, some of which are still made with the same recipe that has been passed down. End your visit at the Canopy Park, which includes access to the Topiary Walk, Petal Garden, Foggy Bowls and Discovery Slides. After the tour, those with time to spare can enjoy dinner at some of the local cuisine restaurants where you will get to skip the queue.