Singapore is an amazing country that is great for a family vacation. It’s jam-packed with so many attractions that you might want to spend long weeks to be able to explore them all. What better way to experience Singapore at its finest, is by spending time with your whole family. We narrowed down five top attractions in Singapore you must not miss in your family travel in this modern and beautiful city state in Asia.
Gardens by the Bay
Gardens by the Bay is an urban jungle and definitely an attraction not to miss. If you are looking for a taste of nature, this is the attraction for you and your family. There are a lot of family activities you can do while you explore the enticing park. You can take pictures with the Supertree Grove featuring 18 “supertrees” that support a 419 foot-aerial walkway where you can take a full view of the surrounding gardens.
Walk to the nearby facilities where you won’t be disappointed with the numerous types of plants and flowers in one of the largest greenhouses in the world called the Flower Dome. Another crowd favorite where you can take your family sightseeing is the Cloud Forest where it features a 114-foot mini-mountain that host the world’s tallest indoor waterfall.
Marina Bay
A walk around the Marina Bay is a must, especially for first-time visitors. Marina Bay is a destination to experience a luxurious modern life with stylish and trendy leisure spots. It guarantees to bombard your senses with excitement from the collection of architectural pieces and impressive skyline views. You can take your family to a stroll with during the day and night as the attraction takes on a different ambiance. Feast your eyes to the nightly light show hosted by Marina Bay Sands resort. This attraction should not be missed as it offers numerous opportunities for entertainment like Singapore Flyer, Merlion Park or the ArtScience Museum.
Singapore’s Chinatown
If you are seeking cool souvenirs to buy, head over to Singapore’s Chinatown. You will definitely appreciate the cultural diversity where five districts join together peacefully. The whole neighborhood is active with the hustle and bustle of pedestrians passing in and out of food stalls and different shops.
Grab a quick bite at the New Bridge Road or the Smith Street where you can taste their most delicious barbecues. For a peaceful walk away from the hustle and bustle, head over to the Telok Ayer district where you can admire the colorful facades of the ancient mosques and temples.
Sentosa Island
Sentosa Island offers you a ton of fun activities for all ages. It’s a vacation destination fit for the whole family where you can have a splash at the Adventure Waterpark or play around the Universal Studios Singapore. If you and your family are looking to have an adventure, try the iFly Singapore or the Flying Trapeze. Set aside at least one day to tour all the cultural sites on this awesome Island. You will be overwhelmed with the myriad of activities you can do while you are in Sentosa.
Singapore Zoo
The Singapore zoo is another must see attraction if you are tired roaming the urban jungle. Get up close and personal with the animals and observe the way they live. Meet the Elephants from Sri Lanka, Indonesia, and Malaysia on the Elephants of Asia exhibit. There are more exhibits to be explored where you can attend shows and go on safaris. There are chances where you can also feed the animals up close. You and your family will surely be entertained when you visit the zoo. All these things make it one of the best zoos in the world.
Living In Singapore As An Expat
Singapore is one of the most developed and modern cities in Asia. It is in fact the most expensive city on earth. But if you are a qualified individual, you can live in Singapore as an expat and earn your living quite easily. If you love teaching, you can easily find tuition assignments (click here to sign up) in Singapore that pay handsome money. You can teach English, Math, Chemistry, Physics and any other subject of your expertise.
Marilyn says
Thank You for the information and suggestions.
Marilyn
Tabitha Miller says
I would like to go there but don’t see it in the cards since I’m on hospice but looks fun
Jeffrey says
Very interesting article. I would love to go back to the East and visit Singapore.
gala says
Visiting Singapore is on my bucket list, one day I’m coming
Mia says
Never have been there myself but I have heard that Singapore is a fascinating and beautiful spot to visit.