See what the experts are saying about Singapore. Get expert advice on how to get there what to see and more.
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Tips for families
Because of their focus on business travelers, hotels in Singapore are not especially geared toward children. You can get extra beds in hotel rooms (this can cost anywhere from S$15-S$50/US$9.60-US$32/£4.95-£17), and most hotels will arrange a... Continue reading »
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Tips for gay and lesbian travelers
The conservative Singaporean government doesn't recognize or support alternative lifestyles; however, gay and lesbian culture is alive and well in Singapore. What you'll find is that older gays and lesbians are more conservative and therefore... Continue reading »
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Tips for senior travelers
It's a good idea to mention the fact that you're a senior when you first make your travel reservations, because almost all major airlines offer discounts for seniors. In Singapore you'll find very few hotels that offer such discounts; however... Continue reading »
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Tips for travelers with disabilities
Most disabilities shouldn't stop anyone from traveling. There are more options and resources out there than ever before. There's a free guide called The Access Singapore Physically Disabled Person's Guide to Accessible Places, put together... Continue reading »
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Suggested itineraries
If you've made it all the way to Southeast Asia, you'll likely be on a limited schedule -- especially if you've arrived via a long-haul flight from Europe or North America. The good news is, Singapore is easy. It's such a small place that vir... Continue reading »
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In one day
Perhaps you're only in Singapore overnight en route. Here's how to make the best of it. Since the city is compact, you can take in some sights fairly easily and still make it to the airport for your flight out. If your time is very limited, I... Continue reading »
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In two days
On your second day, continue to explore life at ground level with a morning meander through Little India, the heart of Singapore's Indian community. After lunch escape the afternoon heat at the Asian Civilisations Museum, then finish your day... Continue reading »
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In three days
According to the Singapore Tourism Board the average visitor stays 3.5 days. If this describes you, there's still plenty of good stuff to see and do before you depart. An early-morning visit to the Singapore Botanic Gardens is especially reco... Continue reading »
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In one week
It is possible to see the best of Singapore and Malaysia in a short amount of time if you plan well. Two days in Singapore is just enough to see the major sights. I've suggested Penang and Langkawi in Malaysia because Penang has the best hist... Continue reading »
Singapore Travel Experiences
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sweltering in singapore
The idea was that we would break ourselves into Asia gently with a few days in Singapore (it also happens that Darwin to Singapore is abo... Continue reading »
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Consumption city-state
Singapore is a tiny but proud city-state which only separated from Malaysia in 1965. It has four official languages - English, Mandarin,... Continue reading »
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Day Three - Singapore
Quite a day! A day of firsts. My first visit to 'Hooters', my first experience of 'true sushi', my first accosting by two local girls, (y... Continue reading »
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Singapore Sling
So much to see, where do I start? My advice to anyone visiting Singapore is to head for the nearest MRT station & purchase an EZ... Continue reading »
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Don't Eat My Food
Day 2 of Singapore Style Living started with a relaxing, lounging morning. I was named the Excercise Enforcer. so that Max and I would be... Continue reading »
