A Perfect Singapore Summer Vacation Week

Plan your perfect Singapore summer vacation with this 7-day itinerary, starting with a seamless arrival and a relaxing check-in at Grand Park City Hall, your luxurious home base in the heart of the city.

Things to Know Before Visiting Singapore 

Singapore is an island city-state in Southeast Asia which has just the right mix of modernity and traditions. The nation's diverse ethnic groups include Chinese, Indians and Malay, making it a cultural melting pot. The ideal amount of time to spend in Singapore is around 5-7 days. 

The warm tropical climate and entertainment options also make it a fantastic escape. If you're planning a trip to Singapore, the best time to travel is from December to June. This season has pleasant weather with less rainfall and humidity, making it more suitable for outdoor activities. 

If you want to spend a week in the city, you need the perfect itinerary to make sure that you visit the best locations. Thanks to its efficient transport system, navigating the city becomes more convenient, allowing visitors to travel to and fro with ease. 

Day 1: Arrive, Check In and Explore

Your trip begins when you land at Changi Airport, one of the best airports in the world. Check into Grand Park City Hall by Park Hotel Group, and get some rest. Afterwards, pay a visit to Marina Bay Sands to enjoy amazing aerial views of the city. 

Go to the SkyPark Observation Deck where you can enjoy great views of the city. Later, walk down Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade and admire the skyline. To observe the Spectra Light and Water Show, go at night when the city lights up. 

For dinner, go to Lau Pa Sat, a retro hawker centre that has a great range of both local and international cuisine that tastes great. 

Day 2: Sentosa Island and Gardens by the Bay 

On Day 2, head to Gardens by the Bay, a beautiful park that is well-known for the iconic Supertree Grove. Activities to do at Gardens by the Bay include exploring the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, both of which house a variety of exotic plants. You can also walk along the OCBC Skyway for a unique view of the gardens. 

In the afternoon, travel to Sentosa Island, one of the top attractions in Singapore. On arrival, relax at Siloso Beach and enjoy swimming and sunbathing. Take a Sentosa Cable Car ride to see the scenery, before heading to Adventure Cove Waterpark where you can enjoy the water slides and go snorkelling. 

Day 3: Universal Studios Singapore 

Universal Studios Singapore should be on every traveller’s bucket list when they visit Singapore. Located on Sentosa Island, it’s perfect for those who love adventure, as well as families. Attractions here include: 

• Battlestar Galactica: A high-speed roller coaster 

• Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure: A thrilling water ride 

• Transformers: The Ride: An uforgettable 3D experience 

After spending time at the theme park, head to Clarke Quay, which is Singapore’s riverside district. Have dinner at one of the many international restaurants and take a bumboat river cruise to see the city lights at night. 

Day 4: Multi-Cultural Sites

Exploring Singapore’s multicultural heritage and its lively neighbourhoods on day 4 is a great idea. In Chinatown, head to the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, before trying out the great Chinese food at Maxwell Food Centre. 

In Little India, you’ll be able to view the colourful streets and Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple. Some of the best Indian food is served at Komala Vilas. 

At Kampong Glam, head to Haji Lane, which has many indie boutiques and cafes, before going to view the Sultan Mosque. 

Day 5: Mandai Wildlife

What most visitors don’t know is that Singapore offers amazing wildlife experiences for travellers. Start your day at the Singapore Zoo, which is famous for its open-concept enclosures. You can spot attractions like orangutans at the Rainforest Walk, and white tigers at the Great Rift Valley Exhibit. 

In the evening, visit the world’s first Night Safari to see nocturnal animals in their natural habitats. Take a tram ride through the park and watch live performances. 

Day 6: Shopping and Orchard Road 

Your trip to Singapore should certainly include shopping! Spend Day 6 day at Orchard Road, Singapore’s best shopping street, to pick up bargains like clothing, accessories and luxury items.  

Bugis Street Market is a great place to go if you want to find unique souvenirs at discount rates. 

Day 7: East Coast Park and Departure 

On your last day, you can unwind at East Coast Park, a seaside park that is perfect for cycling and relaxing. Feast on local delicacies for lunch, such as chilli crab, before going back to your hotel. 

Before heading to the airport, squeeze in a last stop at Jewel Changi Airport, where you can see the Rain Vortex, the world's tallest indoor waterfall. 

From vibrant neighborhoods to stunning waterfront views, Singapore offers an unforgettable summer escape. Complete your experience with a stay at Grand Park City Hall, where comfort and convenience await. Book your summer adventure today!