Welcome to Singapore! You will be met at the airport for the short drive to Marina Bay Sands, your city centre accommodation for the next three nights.

Marina Bay Sands is a Singaporean icon, instantly recognisable in its prime position by the waterfront in Marina Bay. Its three elegantly curved towers are topped by the SkyPark Observation Deck and world’s largest infinity pool, offering panoramic views of the city skyline.

There are more than 80 different dining options at the hotel, as well as 270 retail outlets in the onsite shopping centre, with its own canal on which you can enjoy a leisurely sampan ride. In the evening, why not catch a show at the hotel’s full size theatre? Or if you are feeling lucky, head to the casino!

Marina Bay Sands

You have two full days to explore this incredible city at leisure. Crossing the Helix Bridge from Marina Bay Sands will take you to the Singapore Flyer, a 165 metre tall Ferris wheel, and adjoining Time Capsule, a multisensory journey through Singapore’s past.

Wonder along the tree-lined esplanade towards the Central Business District for a great view of Marina Bay Sands itself, and the lotus shaped ArtScience Museum. In Esplanade Park you’ll find a number of historic monuments, and further along the river, Parliament House and the National Gallery.

Hopping on the MRT, Clarke Quay, Chinatown, Little India and the Singapore Botanic Gardens are all in easy reach, the latter home to the National Orchid Garden with over 1,000 exotic species on display.

We suggest saving the Gardens by the Bay until the late afternoon or early evening, so that after exploring the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest Conservatory, with its wonderful elevated walkways, you can witness the Supertrees in their full illuminated glory, at the nightly light and sound show.

Marina Bay Sands

The flight to Bali takes around 2 hours 45 minutes, where on arrival you will be met at the airport for your transfer to your luxurious beachside resort.

Nusa Dua Beach Hotel is the essence of tropical island escapism. Your stay is all-inclusive, with a breakfast buffet, and lunch and dinner at either Tamarind, Maguro Asian Bistro, Raja’s and Budaya Cultural Theatre or Beach Garden, and daily afternoon tea. A selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are available during opening hours.

There is an excellent range of facilities with a large swimming pool close to the beach, and an activity programme offering a range of complimentary activities including Balinese dance and fruit carving classes. For some well deserved indulgence, enjoy a treatment in the Sensatia Spa.

If you can tear yourself away from the resort, the mountain town of Ubud is around an hour’s drive north, with the enchanting Sacred Monkey Forest en route. A visit to the clifftop temple at Uluwatu is highly recommended, likewise to Tanah Lot, set on a rocky outcrop surrounded by the sea.

Nusa Dua Beach Hotel

All Inclusive

Enjoy a final dip in the pool before you are met at the hotel for the short drive to Ngurah Rai International Airport to catch your flight home, on which you’ll have plenty of time to start planning your next South East Asian escape…