Singapore Cruises

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Cruises to Singapore

Located at the tip of the Malay Peninsula, this dynamic city-state is the perfect cocktail of culture, cruising, arts and architecture. Try the tantalizing selection of food sold from street markets dotted around the city, explore the beautiful botanical gardens, and sip on a Singapore Sling in the Raffles Hotel. [ReadMoreMob]

Discover culture and beauty

Singapore has always drawn visits from a variety of sea craft. Merchants of every race, colour and faith were quickly drawn to the island, and by 1911, Singapore had a population of 250,000 people, comprising 48 races, speaking 54 languages! Malay is now awarded the status of “the national language". [ReadMoreDesk]

Things to do in Singapore

There is nowhere else on earth like Singapore. Ultra-modern skyscrapers, tropical rainforest, a few reminders of its colonial past and a rich assortment of colourful cultures collide to create a country that’s dynamic, bustling and energetic. You’ll also be struck by how scrupulously clean it is. If you love the bright lights and city life-style, then a cruise to Singapore is ideal. Significant investment in its tourism industry has seen the development of Marina Bay Sands and Resorts World, which offer casinos, a theme park, museums, fantastic shopping restaurants and bars.

Memories of your cruise to Singapore will remain with your forever. It really does have the wow factor: bright lights, great food and a very warm welcome.

Top Experiences

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Gardens by the Bay

Spanning 101 hectares, Gardens by the Bay includes the indoor Cloud Forest, which tumbles down a 35-metre artificial mountain. The iconic Supertrees – tree-shaped vertical gardens – come alive in spectacular fashion during the evening Garden Rhapsody show.

Marina Bay Sands

In amongst an impressive array of both old and new buildings, Marina Bay Sands is by far Singapore’s most recognisable sight. Three dramatic towers are crowned by an observation deck, the views from which will well and truly take your breath away.

Singapore Sling

There doesn’t seem to be an official recipe for one of these long drink cocktails, but it is generally accepted that the ‘original‘ contains gin, cherry brandy and pineapple juice, among other mixers. A Maraschino cherry can often be seen as a garnish.