Singapore Holidays

A cultural melting pot where stylish skyscrapers stand by traditional temples and both hawker stalls and haute cuisine tantalise the taste buds; Singapore is a small island state with a big personality.

Explore this enchanting destination for yourself on an unforgettable tailor made holiday. We can arrange anything you would like for your trip, including flights, hotels, tours, experiences and more to suit you and your budget.

Holidays in Singapore 2025 & 2026

The fascinating island-city-state of Singapore can be a holiday in its own right or the perfect gateway to South East Asia. With magnificent gardens, historic quarters, fascinating museums and epic shopping malls, you’ll have plenty to do and see.

At FREEDOM, we’ve been designing tailor made holidays for the past twenty years and our team of Asia Experts would love to use their specialist knowledge to help you plan your trip.

Things to do in Singapore

Here are our top things to do in Singapore, the ‘Garden City’:

• Enjoy a night out at Marina Bay and take in panoramic views of the city from the 200 metre high Skypark.
• Taste Singaporean Chilli Crab at one of the city’s hawker food stalls – many of which have Michelin stars!
• Explore Bintan, a charming Indonesian island a 45 minute ferry ride away that boasts pristine beaches and excellent diving and snorkelling opportunities.
• Discover the beautiful Thian Hock Keng Temple, built for the worship of the Chinese sea goddess, Mazu.
• See what happens when nature meets innovation at the impressive Gardens by the Bay, an urban nature park that houses one of the largest greenhouses in the world.
• Wander down Haji Lane, Singapore’s narrowest and trendiest street, and enjoy brightly coloured murals, hip cafes and hole-in-the-wall boutiques.
• Experience the buzz of Chinatown at Night. Test your haggling skills at its night market or hop on a rickshaw to explore the rest of the city’s vibrant districts.
• Visit Merlion Park and take in the sights of Singapore’s iconic 28-foot half-fish, half-lion Merlion statue.
• Head to the historic Chinatown district and pay a visit to the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, a spiritual place said to house the Buddha’s left canine.
• Sip on the city’s signature cocktail, the Singapore Sling, at its place of creation, the Raffles Hotel.
• Board a tram and embark on a Night Safari through six geographical zones representing more than 50 species of animal, at the world’s first nocturnal zoo.
• Stroll down the colourful streets of Little India and admire the ornately decorated Sri Mariamman Temple, Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple.

When is the Best Time to Visit Singapore?

With temperatures at a minimum of 25°C no matter the season, Singapore makes for an appealing holiday destination year-round.

The dry season lasts from February to August, and the months of February to April are when the country experiences the most sunshine and least amount of rain and humidity. Although this is when the country receives the best weather, these are also some of Singapore’s busiest months.

For those looking for a quieter, and often cheaper, time to visit Singapore, the months of July to October are a great choice. Though there is a chance of rainfall during this period, downpours are short-lived and typically occur in the afternoon.

Singapore’s wettest months fall between November and January. Thanks to this, it is one of the cheapest and least busy times to travel. Though rains are highly likely during this period, the island still experiences a number of warm days with pleasant weather.

How Long Should I Spend in Singapore?

To fully immerse yourself in Singaporean culture and see all the city’s top sights, we recommend that the duration of your trip is anywhere from three to seven days.

Many travellers will choose to incorporate a two or three day city break in Singapore as part of a longer holiday in South East Asia. Thanks to its well-connected flight paths, Singapore is most popularly paired with Bali, Malaysia and Thailand.

Singapore also makes for a great stopover destination en-route to Australia or New Zealand, breaking up the 24 hour flight with the opportunity to see one of Asia’s most dynamic cities. For more information about incorporating a stopover in Singapore in your holiday package, please visit our dedicated Singapore stopovers page.

At Freedom Destinations, we specialise in multi centre holidays and would be happy to design an itinerary for you that includes Singapore and any of our destinations in South East Asia.

Flights to Singapore

Rated as the best airport in the world (eight times in a row!), Singapore Changi Airport is one of the busiest and largest transportation hubs in Asia. Flights from the U.K. are plentiful, with several direct flights operating daily.

Approximate flight times to Singapore:

• From London Heathrow – 12 hours 55 minutes
• From Bristol – 15 hours 35 minutes
• From Manchester – 15 hours 50 minutes
• From Edinburgh – 16 hours 35 minutes

What Language is Spoken in Singapore?

Though the official language of Singapore is Malay, you will find that the most widely spoken language is English. All directional signs are written in English, meaning getting around the city is an easy and simple process.

2025 & 2026 Singapore Holidays

We are now booking Singapore holidays for 2025 and 2026. With a number of hotels and beach resorts offering early bird discounts, and flights to Singapore often cheapest when first released, we recommend booking in advance. Your Asia Consultant will always find the best prices for you.

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