Botanic Gardens

Escape the rat race of the city and opt for something a little mellow by paying a visit to the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Nestled on 74-hectares, these gardens encompass the stunning National Orchid Garden, the Tan Hoon Siang Misthouse, the Lady Yuen-Peng McNeice Bromedliad House and the Coolhouse, where you can experience everything that is wonderful about tropical rainforests.

Orchard Road

If the one thing on your mind when you arrive in Singapore is shopping, the best place to go is without a doubt Orchard Road. This swanky boulevard is dominated by distinctive and iconic shopping malls, restaurants and hotels and is a shopping lover’s paradise. Name a product, whether it be fashion, electronics, lifestyle, jewellery or beauty, and you’re sure to find it here!

Jurong Bird Park

Regarded as Asia's largest bird park, Jurong is a wildlife reserve that offers something for the whole family. A 30 metre waterfall acts as a pleasant backdrop to the amazing array of birdlife here, while the River Safari and Night Safari offer great experiences that will make your time here memorable forever.

Average Temperatures

• January: 26°C
• February: 27°C
• March: 28°C
• April: 28°C
• May: 28°C
• June: 28°C
• July: 28°C
• August: 28°C
• September: 27°C
• October: 26°C
• November: 26°C
• December: 26°C

Dining Suggestions

Singapore is a country that is food obsessed so as the saying goes “When in Rome…”! Singapore’s rich multiculturalism means a wide arrange of authentic cuisines are on offer.

Dishes are reasonably priced and choices are plentiful, with absolute must-try’s including Laksa (noodles cooked in spicy coconut broth), Char Kway Teow (fried broad rice noodles in sweet black sauce), Hainanese chicken rice, satay, chilli crab and Roti Prata (puffy Indian pancake-like bread).

What to bring to shore?

Comfortable shoes are a must if you plan on doing a lot of walking around.

If you are staying outdoors, a hat and sunscreen are essential.

Ensure you bring your passport, identification, bottled water and cash/credit cards.

Make sure you don't forget your camera either!

Docking

Your cruise ship will dock at the Singapore Cruise Center. Singapore is very accessible from the Harbour Front terminal by train, bus or taxi.

Buses and trains typically cost no more than SG$3.5 per journey, with the journey to the city centre taking less than 10 minutes.

Taxis are also readily available to take you anywhere in the city.

General Information

Currency: Singapore Dollar

Language: Chinese, Malay, Tamil and English

Population: 4.4 million

Time Zone: GMT+8