Singapore DUCKtours

When visiting Singapore, don’t just focus on taking photos. If you don’t avoid these “hidden traps,” you could end up with fines or worse, costly lessons⚠️ Quickly mark these down👇👇 1️⃣ Popular activities must be booked in advance Skyline Luge🚡 and Duck Tours🦆 are super popular! Especially the Duck Tour with Chinese commentary—you need to grab tickets fast! It’s recommended to check tickets 3 weeks ahead. Want to visit the CapitaSpring Sky Garden for free? You must book in advance! Otherwise, you’ll have to pay to enter the bar on the same floor🙃 2️⃣ Not all rides are suitable for everyone Universal Studios🎢 has height restrictions for some rides: - Transformers 3D: must be over 102cm - Jurassic River Adventure: must be over 107cm Parents with kids, don’t make a wasted trip. Also, remember not to feed the animals at the zoo~ 3️⃣ Stop at red lights, go at green lights🚦 Vehicles have the right of way and usually don’t slow down at intersections. Pedestrians must not jaywalk or you’ll get fined immediately! 4️⃣ Want epic drone shots? Remember to apply first📸 Bringing a drone to Singapore? You must apply early! - No flying above 60 meters - No flying over crowds or at night 5️⃣ No tipping = real savings Most restaurants in Singapore already charge a 10% service fee + 9% tax, so no extra tipping is needed😅 However! Food courts and hawker centers don’t charge service fees, so enjoy your meals worry-free! 6️⃣ Follow local laws🙅‍♀️ The following are all illegal and can lead to fines, jail, or even caning⚠️: - Chewing gum, littering, eating or drinking in public places (like MRT/bus stops) - Not flushing toilets, jaywalking, smoking in public places… 7️⃣ Remember to claim your tax refund or you’re wasting money🛍️ When shopping in Singapore, if you spend over SGD 100 in a single transaction, you can get a tax refund! Remember: keep your receipts + tax refund forms safe and claim your refund at the airport before leaving to get real savings🤑 ✨In short about Singapore: fun but full of rules! Although the laws here are strict and detailed, as long as you research early and plan your trip well, you can avoid many traps and enjoy your trip with peace of mind!🌴✈️ If you found this useful, give a like❤️ + save📌. For more Singapore guides, search “Singapore Local Guide”~

A Fusion of Cultures, Historical Exploration, and a Food Paradise: A Day to Experience Singapore's Diverse Charm After leaving Australia, we arrived at Singapore, often referred to as the "Microcosm of Asia," for the final stop of our journey. Today's itinerary was packed and exciting—from riding the fun amphibious "DUCKtour" to exploring Marina Bay, museums, and landmarks; then diving into the cultural vibrancy of Little India, Haji Lane, and Chinatown, and finally ending the day with local delicacies. This is Singapore—a small yet endlessly fascinating city! 🛥️ Amphibious "DUCKtour" Adventure Our day began with the thrilling and unique DUCKtour! This is a sightseeing vehicle converted from a World War II amphibious vehicle that can drive straight from the road into the water. The kids were initially nervous, asking, "Will it sink?" but soon their worries turned into laughter 🤣. The DUCKtour cruised along Marina Bay, showcasing the intersection of city and harbor views, passing by several iconic landmarks, and giving us a fresh perspective on the city. 📍 Highlights include: - Anderson Bridge - Cavenagh Bridge - Singapore Supreme Court - National Gallery Singapore - The Cenotaph (War Memorial Park) This was not just a sightseeing ride but also a moving history lesson, especially with the guided audio commentary, which provided both adults and kids with a wealth of knowledge. 🚌 BIG BUS City Tour｜Exploring Ground Attractions After the DUCKtour, we hopped onto the Big Bus Hop-On Hop-Off sightseeing bus, which conveniently connected us to several key city attractions—perfect for family travel! We chose to hop off and explore the following cultural districts: 🕌 Sultan Mosque + Haji Lane: A Blend of Islamic Heritage and Trendy Street Art Strolling through Kampong Glam, we were greeted by the majestic Sultan Mosque. The kids exclaimed, "It looks like a palace from a fairy tale!" while we were captivated by its golden dome and intricate Islamic architecture. Walking into Haji Lane, the scene transformed into vibrant graffiti walls, indie shops, and artsy cafes—a great spot for photos and souvenirs. 🕌 Little India: A Colorful South Asian Cultural Experience Next, we visited the bustling Little India, where the streets were filled with the aroma of spices, Indian music, and colorful buildings. We wandered around the famous Tekka Centre market, bought some vibrant Indian-style clothing, and let the kids try Indian sweets like Ladoo, which left them with sugar-coated smiles. This was also a great opportunity to learn about multiculturalism, with the kids exclaiming, "I didn't know India had so many flavors!" 🏮 Chinatown: Chinese Heritage and Festive Atmosphere In the evening, we arrived at the familiar yet exotic Chinatown, which felt like stepping into a Taiwanese night market. The streets were adorned with red lanterns, flanked by traditional Chinese architecture and modern trendy shops. We also visited the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, a stunning Buddhist sanctuary rich in religious art. For the kids, this was a chance to see "our culture" thriving in a foreign land. 🍜 Lau Pa Sat: A Feast for the Taste Buds! For dinner, we headed to the popular food center Lau Pa Sat, a microcosm of Singapore's culinary culture, featuring over 30 stalls offering Chinese, Southeast Asian, Indian, and Malay dishes. We ordered: charcoal-grilled satay skewers, Hainanese chicken rice, radish cake, iced herbal tea, and bak kut teh! Every bite was a delight, and every dish had the kids saying, "I want another one!" 🏨 Accommodation: ibis Styles Hotel at Clarke Quay Tonight, we stayed at the ibis Styles Hotel near Clarke Quay. The location was convenient, the rooms were bright and minimalist, and there were plenty of riverside restaurants and bars nearby. The kids, exhausted from the day's adventures, fell asleep as soon as they hit the bed, while we enjoyed the night view from the balcony, feeling grateful for a day full of cultural immersion and family bonding.

Stay at Sofitel Sentosa Resort in Singapore, where the design of the resort exudes relaxation and tranquility, making you feel as if you've entered a serene paradise. Today's activity is the Duck Tour at Suntec City, an exciting amphibious vehicle ride that takes you through both the urban areas and waterways of Singapore. As the vehicle enters the river, the contrasting scenery of nature and urban architecture is striking. The water reflects the blue sky and towering skyscrapers, creating a surreal and magical atmosphere. The humorous commentary from the guide onboard also provides deeper insights into Singapore's history and culture. Returning to the resort, the evening breeze and ocean view perfectly conclude this adventurous day.

#singaporetrips Singapore is packed with incredible attractions, and this itinerary covers some of the most iconic spots, from the famous Merlion to thrilling waterfront adventures. 🐉 Start at the Merlion Park Begin your day at Merlion Park, home to Singapore’s famous half-lion, half-fish statue. This is the best spot for that classic Singapore selfie with Marina Bay Sands in the background. 🦆 Explore the City on a Duck Tour Hop on a DUCKtour, an amphibious vehicle that takes you from land to water in one ride! Cruise past landmarks like the Esplanade, Marina Bay Sands, and the Civic District—all while splashing into the Singapore River for unique waterfront views. 🏝️ Sentosa Island: Fun by the Water Head to Sentosa, Singapore’s ultimate leisure destination. Whether you want to relax on Palawan Beach, take the Skyline Luge, or explore Universal Studios, there’s something for everyone. 🌊 Sunset at the Waterfront Wrap up your day with a walk along the Marina Bay waterfront. Catch the spectacular Spectra light show in front of Marina Bay Sands or just enjoy the stunning views of the Singapore skyline. 💡 Top Tip: Get an Express Pass for Sentosa attractions to skip the queues and maximize your time. From city sights to island adventures, this day in Singapore gives you the best mix of culture, fun, and stunning waterfront views!