Flights to Singapore

The tropical island of Singapore is an ultra-modern and meticulously designed fusion of skyscrapers and lush gardens.

One of South-East Asia's many touristic hotspots, Singapore is renowned for its global financial sector and slick infrastructure. Singapore Gardens by the Bay epitomises the country’s finely balanced blend of futuristic developments, nature and culture. Wander this iconic urban park at night to see a spectacular light show, which illuminates a forest of man-made ‘Supertrees’ that are shrouded in natural plants. The park also houses one of the world’s largest indoor waterfalls, which can be seen from a network of aerial walkways in a colossal greenhouse brimming with exotic plant species.

Marina Bay Sands is an equally impressive development and a key feature of the Singapore skyline. Head to the SkyPark Observation Deck on top of this magnificent three-towered structure to take in the Gardens by the Bay from above. You’ll see the glittering lights of the city centre too, as well as the waterfront streets that host Formula One races. Take a trip over the bay to the famous Merlion Park, where you’ll see the mythical Merlion statue – Singapore's mascot.

The Singapore River also offers an alternative view of the city. Embark on a traditional Singaporean bumboat cruise from Clarke Quay, a glowing riverside hotspot of fantastic restaurants and boutique shops, and admire the cityscape from the tranquillity of the water.

Elsewhere, explore Chinatown, a colourful district where majestic temples punctuate the urban sprawl and trendy eateries spill onto the streets from beautiful traditional shophouses. Little India is a similarly vibrant enclave with fascinating museums, striking street art and lively marketplaces.

When it comes to world-class shopping and cuisine, there’s no better location in Singapore than the bustling boulevard of Orchard Road. This tree-lined street bursts with character and is dotted with luxury malls in stunningly designed buildings.

Away from the city bustle, Singapore also offers pockets of serene natural beauty. The Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is a thriving protected rainforest on the island’s highest natural point. Here you’ll spot rare animals and colossal tree species as you navigate the undergrowth on wooden walkways.

Singapore’s multicultural heritage means you’ll have an array of culinary delights to pick from. Enjoy the delightful sweet and salty combination of chilli crab at Marina Bay Sands, or tuck into Hainanese chicken rice at the famous hawker food market of Lau Pa Sat.