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Our Singapore Sightseeing Tours

Introducing Singapore

Hop on a Big Bus sightseeing tour and journey through the land of innovation, Singapore. From riding the Singapore Flyer, shopping at Marina Bay Sands, to sampling the street food in Chinatown.

The Complete Singapore Sightseeing Experience

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Two Routes

Explore Singapore across two different routes. Our City Tour (Yellow Line) and Heritage Tour (Red Line) showcase the very best of Singapore.

See the Best Sights

From the old-time elegance of Raffles Hotel to the futuristic jungle of Gardens by the Bay, our tours pass all the must-see Singapore landmarks and attractions.

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Onboard Commentary

In English, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, German, Italian, Bahasa Indonesia, Vietnamese and French (and a Children’s Channel!)

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FREE Mobile App

Before you hop on download your sightseeing guide and plan your city break. With free Wi-Fi on board, you’ll always be a tap away from adventure.

Singapore Landmarks

From walking The Helix Bridge, taking a dip in the world’s largest infinity pool, to taking a breather at Gardens by the Bay, Singapore is a futuristic city packed with sights and attractions that tell the story of the future. Hop off and explore for yourself.

Raffles Hotel

A colonial-style luxury hotel hosting a rather wealthy clientele including celebrities, royalty and dignitaries. Named after the founder of modern Singapore.

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The Helix Bridge

The Helix Bridge is a pedestrian only bridge that has four strategically located viewing platforms, giving you the most impressive selfie-moment backdrop.

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Little India Singapore

You’ll know when you’ve arrived as the streets are a little less orderly, the vendors a little louder and the buzz of the community a little more vibrant.

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Chinatown Singapore

A stark contrast to the rest of the city. Ornate Chinese, Buddhist and Hindu temples dot this vibrant area, with museums and shophouses aplenty to keep you busy.

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The Singapore Flyer

One of the world’s largest observation wheels that takes you 165 metres high into the sky, on a clear day you’ll get to see as far as Malaysia and Indonesia.

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Singapore Botanic Gardens

Known as the City in a Garden, Singapore’s Botanic Garden boasts 60 acres of pristine greenery. The country’s first UNESCO Heritage Site.

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Marina Bay Singapore

An impressive example of how land reclamation can look. Architectural masterpieces dot the waterfront and Supertrees nestle amongst hectares of pristine greenery.

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Gardens by the Bay

From festivals to music concerts, movie screenings and educational workshops, it’s the perfect place to spend the day whiling away the hours.

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