Singapore Family Fun Holiday
Five days built entirely around what makes kids (and parents) happy — theme parks and beaches on Sentosa, the glittering towers and gardens of Marina Bay, and the futuristic Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay — with hotels, transfers and the big-ticket sightseeing arranged before you land.
A Singapore trip built for kids first, without boring the adults
Singapore is one of the easiest family destinations in Asia — safe, spotlessly clean, English-speaking, and small enough that you're rarely more than 30 minutes from your next stop. This five-day itinerary leans into that, spending real time at the attractions families actually ask for rather than rushing through a checklist of landmarks.
Two full days go to Sentosa Island, where Southeast Asia's only Universal Studios theme park sits alongside a giant aquarium, cable cars and three beaches. From there you move into the city for Marina Bay's after-dark skyline and the futuristic Supertree Grove and glass domes of Gardens by the Bay — sights that photograph as well for a ten-year-old's phone as they do for yours.
Airport transfers, centrally located family-friendly accommodation, daily breakfast and the core sightseeing are arranged for you. Want an extra day on Sentosa, a Singapore Zoo add-on, or to swap in the Night Safari instead of a city evening? Every element here can be tailored — this itinerary is the starting point, not the ceiling.
What the kids will remember
A full day at Universal Studios Singapore
Southeast Asia's only Universal theme park, split into seven movie-themed zones from Hollywood to Ancient Egypt to Far Far Away — rides and characters that suit toddlers through teens on the same ticket.
Singapore Oceanarium at Resorts World Sentosa
Formerly known as S.E.A. Aquarium, this is one of the world's largest aquariums — glass tunnels, an Open Ocean habitat with manta rays and sharks, and touch pools that keep younger children engaged for hours.
Sentosa's beaches, cable car and Wings of Time
Siloso, Palawan and Tanjong beaches for downtime between attractions, the scenic Sentosa cable car ride, and Wings of Time — a nightly fireworks and laser show on the sand that closes out the day.
Gardens by the Bay's Supertree Grove
18 solar-powered "supertrees" up to 16 storeys tall, connected by the OCBC Skyway walkway, plus the climate-controlled Cloud Forest and Flower Dome conservatories nearby for a break from the heat.
Your 5-day itinerary
Two full theme-park-and-beach days on Sentosa, a city-and-gardens day in Marina Bay, and breathing room either side, with breakfast daily and all listed transfers included.
You're met at Changi Airport and transferred to your family-friendly hotel. Once you've settled in, head to Marina Bay for an easy first evening — the waterfront promenade, views of the Marina Bay Sands towers and ArtScience Museum, and the Supertree Grove's evening light show at Gardens by the Bay, all within a short stroll of each other.
Transfer to Sentosa Island and spend the day at Universal Studios Singapore, moving between its seven themed zones at your own pace. Ride heights and age suitability vary by attraction, so younger children can stick to family-friendly zones like Far Far Away and Madagascar while older kids and adults chase the thrill rides. Return to your hotel in the evening, or stay on for Sentosa's nightlife strip.
A second Sentosa day at a gentler pace: the Singapore Oceanarium in the morning, then time on Siloso or Palawan beach for a swim and a late lunch. In the afternoon, ride the Singapore Cable Car between Mount Faber and Sentosa for the harbour views, before finishing at Wings of Time — the nightly fireworks and laser show on Siloso Beach.
Back in the city for a guided look at Marina Bay by day — the Merlion, the waterfront promenade and the Helix Bridge — before heading into Gardens by the Bay properly. Walk the OCBC Skyway through the Supertree canopy, then cool off inside the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome conservatories. There's time in the afternoon for the ArtScience Museum or simply more pool time back at the hotel.
Enjoy a final breakfast and, depending on your flight, some free time for last-minute souvenirs at a nearby mall or hawker centre. You're then transferred to Changi Airport for your onward journey — or, if you'd like to extend, we can add a Singapore Zoo or Night Safari day, or link this trip to a Malaysia or Bali family extension.
Indicative itinerary. The exact order of activities, sightseeing and transfer times is confirmed at the time of booking and may adapt to flight schedules, opening hours, weather and local conditions. Ride availability at Universal Studios Singapore is subject to park operations and can change without notice.
What's included — and what's not
Clear from the start, so there are no surprises when you travel.
Included
- Accommodation for 4 nights
- Daily breakfast
- Airport transfers (arrival & departure)
- Intercity transfers where applicable
- Sightseeing as listed in the itinerary
- Selected entrance fees
- Local assistance throughout
Not included
- International flights (unless stated)
- Visa fees
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses
- Meals not stated in the itinerary
- Optional activities & hotel upgrades
- Tips & gratuities
Before you go
Best time to visit
Singapore is warm, humid and close to the equator year-round, with short, heavy showers possible at any time. Days are comfortable for outdoor attractions like Sentosa and Gardens by the Bay if you pace activities around the midday heat.
Currency
The Singapore Dollar (SGD). Cards and contactless payment are accepted almost everywhere, including hawker centres and MRT gates — carry only a little cash for smaller stalls.
Getting around
The MRT (subway) is clean, air-conditioned and simple to navigate, with an EZ-Link card or contactless card tap-in the easiest option for a family group. Grab (ride-hailing) is a reliable backup with strollers, bags or tired kids in tow.
Ride heights & ages
Universal Studios Singapore's rides carry different height and age restrictions, and not every ride suits every age. We're happy to help you plan the day around your children's ages so nobody is left waiting outside a ride alone.
What to pack
Light, breathable clothing, swimwear for the beaches and any hotel pool, a light rain layer for sudden showers, sun protection and comfortable shoes for a lot of walking between attractions.
Visas & documents
Many nationalities enter Singapore visa-free for short tourist stays, but requirements depend on your passport. Please verify based on your own nationality before you travel — we're glad to point you to the right official source.
Singapore, from Supertrees to sandcastles
Good to have answered
Is the US$999 price per person? What does it cover?
Yes — that's a starting price, per person, for the 5-day itinerary based on twin-share accommodation. It covers your hotel, daily breakfast, airport and listed transfers, the sightseeing in the itinerary and selected entrance fees. The final figure depends on your travel dates, hotel choice, group size and how many theme-park tickets you'd like included, so we confirm an exact quote when you enquire.
Is Universal Studios Singapore admission included?
This is confirmed at quote stage depending on the package tier you choose — we can build it with park tickets bundled in or leave them as an add-on so you can decide closer to travel. Either way, we'll spell out exactly what's covered before you book.
Is this suitable for very young children?
Yes — Singapore is one of the easiest Asian destinations to travel with young kids, from stroller-friendly walkways to baby care rooms at every major attraction. Universal Studios Singapore has family zones with gentler rides alongside the thrill rides, so the pace can flex to suit toddlers, older kids or a mixed-age group in one trip.
Are international flights included?
No — international flights aren't included unless we've specifically stated so in your quote. Singapore's Changi Airport is one of the best-connected hubs in Asia; we can advise on convenient routings and arrange your airport transfers to match your flights.
Can this itinerary be customised or extended?
Absolutely — this is a template, not a fixed package. Add a Singapore Zoo or Night Safari day, extend your Sentosa time, upgrade to a resort with a dedicated kids' club, or link this trip to a Malaysia or Bali family extension. Tell us what you have in mind and we'll shape it around you.
Do I need a visa for Singapore?
It depends on your nationality. Many travellers enter Singapore visa-free for short stays, but requirements vary and can change. Please verify based on your own passport before you travel — we're glad to point you to the right official source.
How do I book or get a quote?
Send us an enquiry with your rough dates, traveller numbers and children's ages, and we'll come back with a tailored quote and next steps. There's no obligation, and no payment needed to get a proposal.
Let's plan your Singapore family holiday
Tell us your dates, who's travelling and the kids' ages. We'll send back a tailored itinerary and a clear, all-in quote — with the flexibility to make it exactly the trip your family wants.