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Singapore Hop-on Hop-off tours

Singapore, a dazzling blend of modern marvels and rich cultural heritage, offers stunning cityscapes, vibrant neighborhoods, and lush greenery. From the iconic Marina Bay Sands to the historic streets of Chinatown, Singapore promises endless adventures. Explore these wonders with our convenient hop-on hop-off tours—book your journey today!

Why Choose Hop-on Hop-off in Singapore?

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Efficient Exploration

Navigate Singapore’s diverse attractions, from the futuristic Gardens by the Bay to the colonial charm of Raffles Hotel, with ease and flexibility.

Plan your journey

Best time to visit

Public transport

Local Cuisine

Local language phrases

Winter (December to February): Cooler weather and festive decorations make this a popular time to visit, though it’s also the peak tourist season.
Spring (March to May): A great time for fewer crowds and lush, blooming gardens, perfect for outdoor activities.

MRT (Mass Rapid Transit): The most efficient way to get around Singapore, connecting major attractions across the island.
Buses: Extensive network covering all parts of Singapore, with services complementing the MRT system.
Taxis: Readily available but more expensive; useful for getting to specific locations not easily accessible by public transport.
Ferries: Used primarily for trips to nearby islands like Sentosa and Pulau Ubin.

Chilli Crab: A signature Singaporean dish, featuring crab cooked in a tangy, spicy tomato-based sauce.

Hainanese Chicken Rice: Tender chicken served with fragrant rice, often accompanied by chilli sauce and ginger.

Laksa: A spicy noodle soup with a rich coconut milk base, commonly made with prawns or chicken.

Satay: Skewered and grilled meats served with a peanut dipping sauce, often enjoyed at hawker centres.

“Lah”: A commonly used word to add emphasis, e.g., "Okay lah!" means "It's fine!"

“Shiok”: An expression of delight or satisfaction, often used when describing delicious food.

“Paiseh”: A Hokkien term meaning embarrassed or shy, often used when apologizing or expressing modesty.

Must See Attractions in Singapore

Visitors observe animals in their natural habitat at Singapore Zoo.

Visitors exploring Night Safari Singapore tram ride amidst lush rainforest.

Minion Mart storefront at Universal Studios Singapore with colorful merchandise displays.

Visitors walking on the OCBC Skywalk at Gardens by the Bay, Singapore, with Supertree Grove in view.

Marina Bay Sands Skypark overlooking Singapore skyline and waterfront.

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Singapore Zoo

Visit 3000 animals at Singapore Zoo, a must-visit for nature lovers, interact with them, feed them, and watch them put on super fascinating shows.

EZ-Link Card: Use this stored-value card for convenient and discounted fares on public transport.
Stay Hydrated: Singapore’s tropical climate can be hot and humid, so carry water and wear light clothing.
Respect Local Customs: Remove shoes when entering homes and religious sites, and be mindful of public decorum.
Be Mindful of Laws: Singapore is known for its strict laws on littering, smoking, and jaywalking—fines are hefty.
Language Variations: English is widely spoken, but be prepared to hear local dialects and "Singlish," a colloquial form of English.