Destination: Singapore for Families

​Once commonly thought of as a stopover or transit destination, Singapore is now definitely known as a fantastic holiday destination in its own right. A clean, safe and affordable city with world class attractions which are easy to access, Singapore is a melting pot of cultures from throughout the region. A great place to visit for a few days or more – there is plenty to see and do, especially for families. See our top picks of things to do for families in Singapore below.
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Universal Studios Singapore
​Located on Sentosa Island, Universal Studios Singapore is the only Universal Studios theme park in the Southeast Asia region. It features 24 rides, shows and attractions in seven separately themed zones. There is something for all the family here. Spend the day; take in a show, enjoy the rides and have some lunch.

​Singapore Zoo
​Whilst there are zoos in many cities in the world, Singapore Zoo is a must see. The beautiful grounds and exhibits and the sheer size and number of animals make this a world class attraction. There is a fantastic wet play area for the kids to cool down and multiple food choices. Take advantage of the 4 parks pass which will give you access to the Jurong Bird Park, Night Safari and River Safari along with your zoo admission. Whilst the park is located a little further out of the city than most attractions, there are good public transport options.

Gardens by the Bay
Gardens by the Bay isn’t just one attraction, it is a series of three waterfront gardens with various areas to explore. Visit the magnificent SuperTrees and skyway, let the kids have fun with water play in the children’s garden, stroll the heritage garden or discover the flowers in the conservatory. The kids will have a great time exploring all there is to offer. Like almost everywhere in Singapore, Gardens by the Bay has great visitor facilities including a mobile app and audio guide, tours, dining and shopping options.

Wild Wild Wet Singapore
Singapore can be hot and humid. What better way to cool down than to take the kids to a water park. Wild Wild Wet provides plenty on water based fun for the whole family. Why not spend a day at the park and hire a cabana which comes with towels, snacks and drinks. A great way to relax and have some fun.

Singapore Flyer
165 meters high at its tallest point, the Singapore Flyer, located at Marina Bay, is a great way to view Singapore. The Ferris Wheel is the world largest observation wheel (being 30cm taller than the London Eye) and has 28 airconditioned capsules which can carry up to 28 passengers each. A complete rotation of the wheel takes approximately 30 minutes, so there is plenty of time to take in all the sights.