Singapore Trip from Phuket: 2 Days with Flights & City Tour

Day one: arrival and city tour

An early transfer takes you to Phuket International Airport for the morning flight. In Singapore, after immigration, a Russian-speaking guide meets the group and takes you to lunch with a choice of set menus. The sightseeing tour then covers the Fountain of Wealth at Suntec City, a drive past the Padang, the Esplanade and Victoria theatres from outside, the Stamford Raffles monument, Cavenagh Bridge and the Singapore River, the business district skyscrapers, the Fullerton Hotel and Merlion Park. The group also walks through Chinatown, visits the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple or the Guanyin temple and drives along Orchard Road while the guide explains the city's past and present.

In the evening you check into the hotel. The night is yours: many travelers head to the Supertree light show at Gardens by the Bay and the Spectra laser show on the Marina Bay waterfront.

Day two: free time and Changi

After a buffet breakfast with European and Asian dishes, you are free to visit attractions at your own pace. Luggage can be left at the hotel reception after check-out. In the afternoon the guide meets you in the lobby for the transfer to Changi Airport, where there is time for duty-free shopping and a look at the Rain Vortex, the 40-meter indoor waterfall inside Jewel Changi. You land back in Phuket in the evening and ride to your hotel.

What you need to know before booking

Your passport must be valid for more than six months from the date of travel, and you will need to provide details for the Singapore visa application when booking. Travelers on a long-term Thai visa should arrange a re-entry permit separately. Extra attractions, a single room and personal expenses are not included, and the program may change due to weather or other circumstances. Children aged 0–2 travel on a reduced ticket.

Who it suits

It is a good fit for couples, friends and families who want a taste of Singapore during a Phuket holiday without handling flights, hotels or visa paperwork themselves.