Singapore by Day and Night with Ferry and Boat Ride

Garden Cruiser
Start with a Garden Cruiser ( Tram ride ) perfect for all ages, a relaxing way to explore the highlights of this 101 hectares garden and currently voted as the world's No.8 best attraction. Along the way you will marvel at the 18 Supertrees of between 25 to 50 meters tall. Discover hidden gems like the World of plants, and different heritage gardens too. Stunning views include Singapore Flyer ( Ferries Wheel ), 2 cool conservatories ( Flower Domes and Cloud Forest ) and much more.

Floral Fantasy
A very beautiful cool house that combine artistry, technology, background soothing music using fresh flowers, dry flowers, preserved flowers and fake flowers. A place which has artistic floral arrangements with suspended moving
bouquets. Great for instagrammable photos. You will also get to see small but very beautiful Colombian Dart Frogs in their vivarium that also holds the title of being the world's most poisonous animals.

Marina South Pier
This is where you will board an open top ferry to go on an island cruising tour to Lazarus Island, Saint John's Island, Kusu Island ( Tortoise Island ) and Sentosa Island. What a great way to see Singapore from a different perspective. Enjoy the sea breeze as the ferry cruising along Singapore's busy shipping channel and get to see the various type of vessels and ships anchored on your waters while waiting for bunkering or to enter the terminal ports. On a clear day, you could see Indonedsia ( Batam Island ) from a distance. On the return trip, you may go to the lower aircon deck and continue to enjoy the views of Singapore's Central Financial District, Marina Bay Sands Hotel, Port Terminal, Singapore Flyer and Supertrees. A 2 thumbs up experience.

Singapore's Chinatown evolved around 1821 when the first Chinese junk arrived from Fujian, Hainan and Guangdong province in China. Discover Chinatown and be enchanted by it’s historic temples – Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Sri Mariammam Indian Temple, hip bars and heritage homes. Souvenir shops, and fruit stall featuring Singapore’s King of Fruit ( Durian ) and Queen of Fruits ( Mangosteen ). See all conserved shophouses of Chinese heritage homes.

See the Iconic 70 ton half lion and half fish statue ( Merlion ) and learn how Singapore became known as a lion city from early fishing village from your guide. The Merlion at Merlion Park is there to welcome all tourists to Singapore. Don’t miss out on taking photo with her and her cub too just located right behind her.

Pure magic awaits in this spectacular show which is inspired by Singapore’s journey to becoming the cosmopolitan city it is today. History, culture and modernity collide in a stunning choreography of fountain jets, colourful visual projections, lasers, and mist effects all stirringly accompainied by a wonderful orchestral soundtrack.

Go on a world's first electric boat that sail down Singapore's memory lane passing through Boat Quay where most of the olden warehouses were located which is now turned into a dinning and entertainment place. See the actual landing site of your founding father - Sir Stamford Raffles and his statue. Come face to face with the iconic 70 ton Merlion as the boat slows down to allow great picture with her. Along the way you will see all the tall skyscrapers of the central business district. See Marina Bay Sands hotel and marvel at it's architectural design as it has what seems like a surfing board on top of the 3 towers as the boat cruise pass the marina bay and also see Singapore Flyer ( The Ferris Wheel ) before returning to Clarke Quay.