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2D1N Itinerary: A Weekend Of Fun In Singapore

There are tons of attractions and adventures to be enjoyed right here in Singapore. Plan for a weekend of fun with your besties – it’s time to be a tourist in your own country. You’d be surprised how enjoyable it is to see this little red dot from another perspective.

9am: Enjoy the flora, fauna, cool temperatures, and Instagram-worthy moments at Gardens by the Bay

Show up bright and early at Gardens by the Bay for a peaceful morning, sans the crowds, to soak up the best of what the two famous conservatories – Flower Dome and Cloud Forest – have to offer. At the former, you’ll have the chance get up close and personal with plants that are native to a wide range of unique habitats – from the Mediterranean region, to South African savannahs as well as arid deserts! Take this chance to explore the nine gardens and see the best of exotic flora from five continents.

Over at Cloud Forest, you’ll ascend the Cloud Mountain after spending some time admiring the towering 35-metre indoor waterfall that greets you just as you step past the doors. Snap some photos for the ‘gram, then be temporarily transported into tropical mountain regions found in Southeast Asia, as well as Central and South America. 

And if you’ve been missing the cool weather found overseas, you’ll be happy to be here at the conservatories, where temperatures hover in the range of 23 to 25 degrees – perfect for whisking you away from hot and humid Singapore, just for a morning.

Gardens By The Bay is located at 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953.

1pm: Concoct delicious botanical beverages at The Halia

Make your way from one garden to another. Your next destination is The Halia – yes, that famous elegant restaurant that sits in the heart of Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Botanic Gardens. Take a breather and grab a bite here, before embarking on 90 minutes of fun as you learn how to craft unique botanical beverages using herbs and spices. Bring home these recipes that the Bar Herbalists have created and put them to good use the next time you host a house party.

The Halia is located at 1 Cluny Road, Ginger Garden Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore 259569.

5:30pm: Explore back alleys and bustling streets from a vintage Vespa sidecar

End the day on a high note with an activity so unique, it’s almost unheard of. Hop into a vintage Vespa sidecar and weave through roads less-travelled while you discover hidden gems as well as some of the city’s top spots. Scoot through some of Singapore’s hippest hoods and enjoy the breeze and sights, before heading to some of the best restaurants and bars in town for an evening filled with epic moments.

The pick-up location for this activity is at 71 Sultan Gate, Kampong Glam, Singapore 198496.

10am: Have a splashing good time at Adventure Cove Waterpark

Start your day at Adventure Cove Waterpark, which is home to 13 water rides and attractions, as well as 20,000 fish. This is where the hours will fly by as you race down the various water slides, laze away on a float at the Adventure River, and snorkel with tropical fish. Set aside some time to go on the region’s first hydro-magnetic coaster (think a high-speed rollercoaster on the water): Riptide Rocket. One thing’s for sure – there’s a wave of fun around every corner here.

Adventure Cove Waterpark is located at 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269.

1pm: Take in bird’s eye views from high above when you ride a cable car and dine at a hilltop restaurant at Mount Faber Peak

After a morning full of fun, it’s time to take a breather while enjoying priceless views of southern Singapore. Hop into a cable car at Mount Faber Peak, and soak up the sights from way up high! If you’re feeling hungry after the scenic ride, you’ll be glad to know that a delicious lunch awaits at Arbora Hilltop Garden & Bistro, a unique restaurant set amidst the greenery of Mount Faber.

Mount Faber Peak is located at 109 Mount Faber Road, Singapore 099203.

4:30pm: Feel the adrenaline rush at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett

Psych yourself up for an afternoon of breathtaking moments when you check-in at Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett, which sits in the heart of Siloso Beach. This is where you’ll get to channel your inner daredevil and live that YOLO life as you bungy jump from a tiny platform that’s a whopping 47 metres high. 

If you’re not into taking that leap of faith, consider a ride on the Giant Swing, the only double swing of its kind in the world, which will leave you and your best friend feeling exhilarated. There’s also the option of taking a walk across the Skybridge, which is an exposed bridge that features sections of see-through glass floorings for those who are feeling brave.

Or why not just sign yourself up for all three experiences to amp up the thrill factor?

Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett is located at 30 Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 099011.

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Ultimate 2 Days in Singapore Itinerary For First-Timers

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Since visiting Singapore for a second time recently, it’s up there as one of my favourite cities in Asia . I’m going to share my Singapore itinerary in the hope you’ll enjoy it as much as I did. I’d recommend spending 2 days in Singapore to see the essential sights on day 1 then get immersed in the quirky and cultural neighbourhoods during day 2. Oh, and because in 2 days you can eat double the amount of delicious meals you can in one!

SINGAPORE ESSENTIALS Accommodation  – Booking.com / Hostelworld Activities: GetYourGuide / Viator Food tours: A Chef’s Tour Airport transfers: Klook SIM card: eSim data plan Guidebook : Lonely Planet Singapore Travel insurance:   True Traveller  (European travellers) /   Hey Mundo  (other nationalities) /   Safety Wing  (digital nomads)

How many days are enough for Singapore?

While you could easily spend longer, two days in Singapore is enough for a first visit. In this guide, I’ll share the best things to do in Singapore in 2 days including must-visit attractions and colourful neighbourhoods.

Best season to visit Singapore

December to June is the perfect time to visit Singapore as it’s slightly cooler than the humid summer months. Due to the optimum weather, January and February are the most crowded months. If you can handle the rain and humidity, visit July-November for cheaper prices and fewer crowds.

How to get to Singapore

Most people arrive in Singapore by air. The main airport is Changi Airport. I use Skyscanner to find the best-value flights, using the ‘search by month’ tool to find the cheapest dates. Use Klook to book your airport transfer. By bus: if you’re going to Malaysia before or after, consider arriving in Singapore by bus. It takes 4-5 hours to reach Kuala Lumpur and 3.5 hours to Melaka . Use 12go to book your bus .

How to get around Singapore

Subway: The MRT is efficient, clean and inexpensive. Tickets cost between S$0.90-$2 and can be bought at ticket machines in the station. Public bus: Singapore is well connected by bus. Simply use a contactless Visa or Mastercard to tap and pay. Taxi: Hail a metered taxi or call Grab using the app (similar to Uber). Bicycle: There are plenty of cycle paths and bike rentals in Singapore. Open-top bus: It may be the most touristic way to get around but it’s fun and scenic. Get your ticket . Cable car: Connecting Singapore with Sentosa, this cable car lets you soak up panoramic views as you travel. Get your ticket . The Duck Tour: Travel by land and water in the same vehicle thanks to the quirky duck tour of Singapore. See the sights while travelling in an old WWII vehicle. Get your ticket .

Is the Go City Explorer Pass worth it?

I didn’t purchase this pass myself since I’d seen many of the attractions on previous visits to Singapore. However, if you’re just here 2 days and want to pack in plenty of sights, consider the pass including 2-7 attractions or the full 35+ attraction pass . Transport options like the cable car, riverboat cruise and open-top bus are included from $50.

Staying connected

GetYourGuide offer a fantastic eSim data plan that lets you stay connected while exploring Singapore. You don’t need to collect it anywhere: they’ll email you a QR code which you can instantly activate and start roaming. Yay! Get yours here from $4 . You can also upgrade it to work in 10 other Asian countries including Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam & China.

Where to stay in Singapore

Singapore isn’t a cheap city for accommodation but you have a few options. Here’s where to stay in Singapore …

• Hostel – Stay at Dream Lodge for spacious pod bunks with personal lockers and reading lights. The hostel is located centrally within a 1950s-period property. Check availability from US$61 .
• Budget hotel – Location-wise, you can’t do better than Hotel 1900 in Chinatown. Recently refurbished with modern facilities and spotless rooms, it’s an ideal base for exploring Singapore’s main attractions. Check availability from US$102 .
• Mid-range – With a rooftop pool, an in-house restaurant, and a fitness centre, 30 Bencoolen is a top-rated hotel in the heart of Singapore. Check availability from US$190 .
• Splash-out – If you want to stay in Singapore in style, then don’t miss Conrad Centennial Singapore , located within the iconic Marina Bay and walking distance from the city’s most famous sights. This six-star hotel features an outdoor pool, fitness centre and spa, plus three exquisite dining options. Check availability from US$383 .

Browse all Singapore accommodation on Booking.com and Hostelworld .

Singapore itinerary

So, how do you want to live? I loved eating $2 roti and paneer with my hands on the roadside while chatting with the Indian restaurant owners about their lives in Singapore. However, I love the modern and luxurious downtown core just as much. The futuristic Gardens by the Bay and the elegance of Marina Bay Sands temporarily convince me I’m a wealthy heiress, poised to tap my Amex for one more Singapore Sling. There are many different styles in which to explore Singapore but I hope this upcoming itinerary gives you a bit of both: street food, sky bars, culture, history and the must-see attractions for a first visit!

Singapore itinerary overview

• Day 1 – Gardens by the Bay, Cloud Forest, ArtScience Museum, the Merlion, Gluttons Bay Hawker Market, Marina Bay Spectra light show, skyline drinks
• Day 2 – China Town, Arab Quarter, Haji Lane, Little India.

Now for the details…

Day 1 – explore the core

Many of the glamorous sights of Singapore are positioned around the HarbourFront. Wander the area to discover the Merlion, Gardens by the Bay, the Cloud Forest and numerous impressive shopping centres (get used to Venice replica boats cruising inside them!). Here’s what to do in 2 days in Singapore…

The Gardens by the Bay

The Gardens by the Bay look like something from Avatar or a film set in the year 3000 ( not much has changed but we live underwater! – my millennial UK readers will get the reference!). They’re different depending on whether you visit during the day or night. I did both which is the best way to experience them to the fullest.

Not only do they look impressive, but they’re also doing Singapore a service. They provide a habitat for animals, act as a water filtration system and use solar panels. The plants and flowers growing up them give off valuable nitrogen to the urban city centre. Their sustainable efforts make me love them even more – but I would regardless! One of my favourite experiences was lying underneath them at midnight watching their twinkling bulbs. In the daytime, you can spend an hour or two wandering around them.

Entrance fee: the trees are free to view from the ground or you can pay S$8 to take the 22-metre high OCBC Skyway walk. Buy a skip-the-line ticket in advance . Opening times: 9am-9pm daily. Opening hours: You can walk around the grove from 5am-2am while the ticketed skywalk is open from 9am-9pm (last ticket sale 8pm).

The Cloud Forest

This is a must when spending 2 days in Singapore. During my first visit, I missed the Cloud Forest due to the S$45 price tag which in retrospect was an error. The conservatory is enormous with several levels and bridges to wander while admiring the flora and fauna. Make sure you time your visit around a ‘misting’ (or kill some time waiting for one) when the dome fills with mist like a tropical rainforest. It’s so atmospheric!   Entrance price: S$45 for the Cloud Forest alone / S$54 including the Flower Dome. Opening times: 9am-9pm.

The ArtScience Museum

If you catch a skyline view of Singapore, you won’t miss the giant lotus-shaped building nestled on the waterfront. Inside is the ArtScience Museum . My motivation for visiting was the sparkly Digital Light Canvas (pictured above), though I don’t believe this is a permanent fixture. Everything was interactive including a light show using visual trickery to make you feel as if the walls and floors of the room were moving. Entrance price: S$14 including the exhibition. Buy a skip-the-line ticket in advance . Opening times: 7am-7pm daily.

The Merlion

It may seem strange that an animal only found in Africa has become a symbol for Singapore. How? Rumour has it that many years ago a tiger was spotted in Singapore (presumably having swum over from Indonesia) and mistaken for a lion. Somehow this resulted in respect for the animals, and this statue was subsequently built as a tourist attraction in the 1980s. Swing by to visit this emblem of Singapore and snap a few photos. It’s particularly atmospheric at night. To get there , cross the Esplanade Bridge. Alternatively, take a Singapore riverboat cruise past it.

Dinner at Makansutra Gluttons Bay 

Although there are countless hawker markets in Singapore, one of the best is Makansutra Gluttons Bay , conveniently located near Marina Square and the Esplanade. Grab a seat at one of the outdoor shared tables and browse the many food stands before settling on what you want.

Read next: the best Singapore dishes to try

From chilli crab to laksa, satay and Hokkien mee (noodles with prawn and egg), your only problem will be deciding what to order! If it’s too much, take a hawker market tour with a local guide and try a ton of dishes.

Gawp at Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands is a famous hotel and resort with a distinctive boat-shaped roof with a pool on top (strictly for hotel guests only). If you haven’t got $400+ a night for a room, head up to the Sands Sky Park Observation Deck (between 9am-11pm) to admire spectacular views from the 57th floor. Tickets cost S$15 . This iconic part of Singapore is best visited in the early evening it’s beginning to get dark and the city lights are starting to switch on. At 8pm on weekdays (and 8pm and 9pm on weekends), the Spectra light show illuminates the area with dancing lights, music, sights and colours; a real Asia bucket list experience! No tickets are required; just show up at the Marina Bay Sands building and sit outdoors in the area known as Event Plaza. It’s free and lasts around 15 minutes.

Saturday night – grab a skyline drink

During your 2 da y Singapore itinerary, take a trip to CÉ LA VI , the bar at the top of the Marina Bay Sands hotel where you’ll either purchase a drink at the bar or buy a S$ 20 token at the entrance (the system changes depending on how busy the evening is). Either way, cocktails are about S$20 so we opted for a Singapore Fling – a frozen version of the iconic Sling – and dragged out our time at the top. We got to see the city light show ( 8pm and 9pm each night) from above which was incredible.

More things to do in Singapore at night :

• Drink a Singapore Sling cocktail in their birthplace, Raffles Hotel
• Take a city lights dinner cruise finishing with fireworks
• Watch the Garden Rhapsody light show at 7.45pm and 8.45pm at the Gardens by the Bay
• Take a UNESCO hawker centres food tasting tour at 5pm
• Experience the nightlife at Clarke Quay : here you’ll find plenty of clubs and bars that stay open ’til late. If you want to drink somewhere cheaper and more laidback, head to Boat Quay instead.

Day 2 – get your culture fix

Once you’ve seen the glamorous, futuristic centre of Singapore, a day of culture is on the cards. The diversity of Singapore is another thing I love about the city: the Indian, Chinese and Malay groups make Singapore a melting pot of religious temples and delicious ethnic eats. For the ultimate Singapore itinerary for 2 days, here’s how I’d recommend spending the last day .. .

Singapore’s Chinatown is the perfect place to shop for your souvenirs and eat absolutely everything. Food Street is just one of the many places you can do this. Tuck into dim sum, chilli crab, satay and much more. Wander the lantern-lined streets even if you’re not hungry – it’s a lively part of Singapore.

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple

We paid a visit to the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple , an integral part of the community. Here you can give the world’s largest prayer wheel a spin or watch Buddhist monks chant during regular ceremonies. It’s thought that a tooth from the sacred Buddha himself is enshrined in the fourth floor’s relic room. It’s open from 7am-7pm daily. Entry is free . Don’t miss the chilled rooftop garden!

Haji Lane and the Arab Quarter

Jump into a brand new culture as you visit this friendly, vibrant area of town. This was one of my favourite areas during my recent 2 days in Singapore. Grab a cheap lunch at the market stands by the mosque, or alternatively, dine at one of the stunning mosaic cafes serving quality Middle Eastern food. There are plenty of cafes and juice bars on Haji Lane but be prepared to pay inflated prices in this popular part of town.

While Haji Lane is geared to tourists, walk just one minute into Kampong Glam, just off Arab Street, to visit the Masjid Sultan (mosque) for free. Lining the walkways to the spot of worship are various food stands selling everything from jalebi and other Indian sweets to fresh fruit and savoury snacks. Masjid Sultan opening times: Visit from 10am-12pm and 2-4pm from Sat-Thurs and from 2.30-4pm on Friday.

Another attraction in Kampong Glam is the Malay Heritage Centre , a great place to learn about local history.

Little India

Get ready to mix it up again as you say goodbye to the Arab Quarter and hello to the stunning Hindu temples of Little India. This neighbourhood is one of the most colourful in town and many tourists stop to pose on this famous corner.

Look out for all the Singapore street art in this part of town!

I feel I may have discovered my spirit home in this part of town, not least for the incredible street art and moreish food. I ate a very cheap and local murtabak (a fried roti stuffed with chicken and veg) on the street corner at Big Boss Bistro and a slightly more upmarket curry dinner at Banana Leaf Apollo . Both meals were fantastic (and about S$10 and S$25pp respectively including drinks). If you can time your arrival for early evening, it’s an atmospheric dinner spot for a Singapore two day itinerary.

Visit the Indian Heritage Centre on Campbell Street to learn about the community that call Little India home, and Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple to see a colourful and intricately detailed place of worship.

Budget for 2 days in Singapore

As I mentioned, there’s something for all budgets in Singapore. You can visit Singapore on a budget of $30 a day or splurge $300! Visiting the Cloud Forest (S$45 including the Flower Dome), the ArtScience Museum (S$14 for the exhibition) and a drink at Marina Bay Sands (S$20) likely be your most expensive day. However, during a day exploring Little India, the Arab Quarter and Chinatown you can get away with just buying food as all of the entrance costs are free.   Eat local food and you could spend less than S$30 during 2 days in Singapore but eat at the restaurants in Marina Bay Sands and you could spend hundreds. I noticed that alcohol in Singapore was relatively expensive compared to food: in hawker markets, you can pick up a main dish for S$4 but not a beer.  

Transport is very cheap in Singapore. Underground train journeys on the MRT tend to cost around 90 cents. You’ll want to get a cab to the airport as it’s a long journey on public transport – a metered taxi will cost around S$20 from Changi Airport or you can pre-book your airport pick-up .

Food experiences in Singapore

• 13-dish food tour with a born-and-bred local (A Chef’s Tour)
• Cooking class to make a 3-course Singaporean lunch
• Historical bike tour with traditional snacks
• Nightime hawker market tour with tastings

Got more than 2 days in Singapore?

If you have extra time, here are a few extra Singapore activities. If any of the below activities appeal to you more than the above, consider rejigging your Singapore itinerary to include them.

Koon Seng Road

Singapore’s most colourful street is Koon Seng, built by the Peranakan Chinese community. This vibrant part of town has a long history and also makes for a fantastic photo stop.

Read next: Koon Seng Road – a guide to Singapore’s most colourful street

Near Katong neighbourhood, Koon Seng is best accessed by bus or taxi .

Orchard Road 

If you love to shop, don’t miss Orchard Road . After starting life as a humble orchard, it’s now Singapore’s premier retail area known for its many shops and department stores. TANGs was the first in the area and remains one of the most popular, styled like a Chinese pagoda. When you’re all shopped out, there are art galleries, restaurants and bars. Nearby you’ll find Emerald Hill , a historical street featuring more Peranakan houses and a range of cool coffee shops.

Botanical Gardens

Singapore Botanic Gardens are a wonderful source of flora and fauna should you have time to visit them. Designated as the first UNESCO site in Singapore back in 2015, they’re a well-loved part of the city thanks to the National Orchid Garden and the Children’s Garden. Arrive into Botanic Gardens MRT Station, right beside the gardens. Entry is free . Opening times: 5am-midnight.

Sentosa Island

If you have a spare day or half-day, consider adding Sentosa to your Singapore travel itinerary. Singapore’s island resort is home to Universal Studio , S.E.A Aquarium , Madam Tussauds and countless other attractions. Since Sentosa translates as ‘peace and tranquillity’ in Malay, it’s only fitting that there are world-class spas and natural wonders including jungles and beaches. Finish your day by relaxing with a sunset beer on beautiful Palawan Beach. Sentosa is easy to reach from Singapore: take the road, cable car or monorail.

Thanks for reading my Singapore itinerary for 2 days

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Singapore useful links Flights – I use Skyscanner to find the best-value flights, using the ‘search by month’ tool to find the cheapest dates. You can also use the ‘to anywhere’ feature if you’re flexible on where you’re going. Stay connected with E-sim data plans that don’t require delivery or collection; just scan the QR code. In my opinion, Lonely Planet offer the best guidebooks. Get the latest Lonely Planet Singapore . For buses to Malaysia , I use 12GoAsia . The search feature allows you to compare prices and durations. I use Booking.com for accommodation. They have the best range of hotels and self-catering apartments, plus you can filter by review score and price to find the best-rated budget places. For hostels, I use Hostelworld . To save money on accommodation, I use Trusted Housesitters , a website that connects homeowners going away and travellers who can sit their homes & pets. For activities, I use GetYourGuide and Viator as they both have a huge range of affordable tours. Need travel insurance ? I use True Traveller (for UK & Europe residents) since it’s affordable but covers everything you’d need including various activities, valuables and pre-existing conditions. Unlike some companies, they insure you if you’re already travelling / don’t yet have your flight home booked. Get a quote . For travel insurance for other nationalities, I recommend Hey Mundo and for long-term digital nomad travellers, I suggest Safety Wing . Check out my resources page for more travel discounts and tips!

Rose is a solo traveller from the UK who has been on the road since 2015. She wants to show other women that solo travel isn't scary and doesn't have to be expensive! Rose has lived in Mexico, Canada and all over Asia, seeking out food, bubble tea and street art wherever she goes!

12 thoughts on “ Ultimate 2 Days in Singapore Itinerary For First-Timers ”

I have to return to Singapore one day! When I was there I don’t think they had the Gardens by the Bay yet! I did visit Little India which I absolutely loved 🙂

I always thought Singapore was very expensive so it’s nice to know there are cheaper options! Thanks for the guide, Rose!

Hey Rose! Just finished reading this and I am in awe of the style of your writing! Keep it up Rose! Looking forward to roaming in the streets of Oxford with you as my perfect friendly guide. ❤️

Can’t wait to explore the city for myself next month! Thank you for the inspiration and tips. Your photos look beautiful!

Thank you for the awesome itinerary! My husband and I are here for 4 days so this is perfect 🙂 Very well written!

Great post ! I have 2 days to explore the city and you have helped me a lot! thanks for sharing and keep the great job 🙂

Hi Pam! Glad it’s helped and hope you enjoy Singapire!

Thank you Rose! We are a couple of 60+ roamers who love to get out and walk cities. Your 2 day Singapore itinerary was spot on and we followed it exactly. Had a brilliant time and all thanks to your ideas! Off home now though… boo!

Hi Shelia, really glad it’s helped, it’s such a fab city! Hope you had an amazing time and you’re planning the next trip 😉

Prices have increased massively! $45 for the Forest Cloud, and $54 for cloud + Dome.

Espectacular anyway x

Hi Ed, wow shocked to hear such a big increase! Thanks for letting me know, I have updated the post accordingly.

This was great. Lots of good info, laid out clearly with links and prices. Especially appreciated the sim cards tip and the link to the Asia Bucket List. Will be useful for my broader travel plans in Asia. Thanks!

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Singapore Stopover: Your 2 Days 1 Night (2D1N) Itinerary

May 18, 2023

Singapore, also known as the ultimate food paradise, has been hailed as the most ideal destination for a stopover. With its compact size and efficient transportation, you can almost guarantee you can get to the best attractions and its amazing food in just a short time. In this 2 Days 1 Night (2D1N) itinerary, we'll take you on a whirlwind tour of Singapore's most iconic sights, tantalizing flavors, and cultural experiences. So, grab your cameras, pack your appetite, and let's dive into the best of what Singapore has to offer!

Best Hotels in Singapore for every Budget:

Singapore offers a wide range of accommodation options, catering to every budget and preference. whether you're seeking luxury, comfort, or affordability, there's a hotel that suits your needs perfectly. luxury escapes: for those looking for opulent experiences, the iconic marina bay sands is a symbol of extravagance, with its sky-high infinity pool and stunning city views. mid-range comfort: if you're seeking a balance between comfort and affordability, the village hotel katong, nestled in the vibrant katong neighborhood, offers a blend of cultural heritage and contemporary comforts. budget-friendly options: ibis budget hotel bugis is a great option for budget-conscious travelers seeking comfortable accommodations without compromising on convenience situated in the vibrant bugis district, the hotel puts you right in the heart of the action. visit https://www.citytours.sg/ to book your hotel with just a few clicks..

Travelling From Changi Airport To The City

By train: if you opt for the mrt (mass rapid transit), singapore's efficient train system, you can easily access the train stations from either terminal 2 or terminal 3. to reach the city center, you'll need to make a transfer at tanah merah station and board the train headed towards joo koon. by bus: bus stops can be found at the basement bus bays of all terminals, offering another mode of transportation. for a more leisurely journey, you can take the public bus service 36/36a to the city. keep in mind that traveling by bus may take longer compared to the train, but it offers the advantage of a higher likelihood of finding a seat during your commute. by car: hire a private car charter for your transfers to/from changi airport. definitely recommended if you've early morning/late night flights arrange a pick up from the airport to your hotel on our website here: https://www.citytours.sg/ .

Day 1 Morning:

Indulge in a Local Breakfast (1 hr)

Start your day with a traditional Singaporean breakfast of toast slathered in butter and kaya, soft-boiled eggs, and a strong cup of coffee. It’s a hit with the locals as well as tourists, so you really can’t go wrong with this. Kaya jam is made from coconut milk, eggs, and sugar and is totally delicious. Also, we couldn’t recommend Ya Kun Kaya enough. Their food is simply to die for. Grab your Ya Kun breakfast here coupled with a fun morning ride around the city on the Funvee Open-Top bus: https://citytours.sg/promotion/detail/553-funvee-open-top-bus-tour-with-singapore-classic-breakfast

Continue your day at Gardens by the Bay (2hrs)

Immerse yourself in the stunning beauty of Gardens by the Bay. Explore the Flower Dome, the world's largest glass greenhouse, housing an incredible array of exotic plants. Don't miss the Cloud Forest, a mist-filled tropical paradise featuring the world's tallest indoor waterfall. Take a leisurely stroll through the Supertree Grove and marvel at the futuristic tree-like structures. But what really sets Gardens by the Bay apart is its Avatar experience which ends soon on 30 June 2023! Inspired by the blockbuster movie, this multimedia show takes visitors on a thrilling journey through a mystical world of plants, light, and sound. You'll be immersed in a world of wonder as you witness stunning projections, choreographed fountains, and dazzling special effects. It's a truly unique and unforgettable experience that's sure to leave you spellbound. Grab your special online deal for your Avatar experience here: https://citytours.sg/promotion/detail/143-gardens-by-the-bay-flower-dome-cloud-forest-with-avatar-the-experience 

Discover the Cultural Enclave of Kampong Glam (2hrs):

Grab our FunVee Hop on and off package and alight at Kampong Glam, Singapore’s historic Malay-Muslim quarter. Explore the vibrant streets lined with colorful shophouses, boutique stores, and trendy cafes. Visit the majestic Sultan Mosque, a beautiful architectural marvel. Don’t forget to explore Haji Lane, a narrow alley adorned with street art and indie boutiques. Lunch time at Arab Street: Indulge in the aromatic flavors of Arab Street, which lies between Victoria Street and Beach Road in the Kampong Glam area. From succulent kebabs to rich biryanis and delectable desserts, this neighborhood offers a culinary adventure.

Board the famous DUKW tour (1hr)

Once you’ve got some food in your bellies, hop on the Funvee bus and alight at Marina Square and head over to board the famous DUKW tour - it’s a fully guided 1 hour tour where you ride a Vietnam War era vehicle that takes you round the city both on land and on water. It’s a great way to get up close with several landmarks such as the Merlion, Marina Bay Sands and the Singapore Flyer! The best timing is to board the 5.30pm boat where you can see the transition of the skyline to sunset. Grab your special deal tickets here.

Soar 165 meters above ground level (1-2hrs)

Imagine soaring 165 meters above ground level, enjoying 360-degree views of Marina Bay, the Central Business District, and beyond. The Singapore Flyer is a must-visit attraction for anyone who wants to see Singapore from a different perspective. At the base of the Singapore Flyer, you'll find the Time Capsule, a symbol of Singapore's progress and aspirations. This unique structure was created in honor of Singapore's 40th National Day and it's a fascinating glimpse into Singapore's history and culture. You can grab a Combo Package that gives you access to the Singapore Flyer and Time capsule along with the DUKW ride. Book online for 20% off! 

Explore Chinatown (2hrs):

As the day transitions to evening, hop on our Funvee Bus and make your way to Chinatown, a bustling district that's rich in history and culture. Visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, an impressive structure housing sacred artifact. Wander along the streets and browse through the vibrant markets, offering everything from traditional handicrafts to trendy souvenirs.

Dinner at Maxwell Food Centre:

Your stopover in Singapore is not complete without experiencing its world-famous hawker centers. Indulge in a mouth-watering dinner at Maxwell Food Centre, an iconic hawker center renowned for its diverse range of mouth-watering dishes and vibrant atmosphere. Several hawker stalls at Maxwell Food Centre have gained legendary status, attracting both locals and visitors from around the world. Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice, with its tender chicken and fragrant rice, has earned a reputation as one of the best chicken rice stalls in Singapore.

Day 2: Morning: Sentosa Island Adventure:

Kick-start your second day by heading to Sentosa Island, a playground of fun and entertainment. Explore Universal Studios Singapore, which brings blockbuster movies to life, offering thrilling rides, live shows, and immersive experiences. The trip to Universal Studios would give you a fulfilling morning. Lunch at Siloso Beach Located on Siloso Beach, Coastes offers a casual and laid-back beachfront dining experience. Feast on their delectable selection of burgers, sandwiches, salads, and seafood while enjoying the stunning views of the sea. With its relaxed atmosphere and beachside setting, Coastes is perfect for a leisurely lunch. Then relax and unwind at Siloso Beach, one of Sentosa's pristine sandy stretches. Bask in the tropical sun, take a dip in the crystal-clear waters, or try your hand at various water sports and beach activities.

Back to the City: Discover Singapore's History at National Museum of Singapore

Immerse yourself in Singapore's rich history at the National Museum of Singapore. Uncover the nation's heritage through captivating exhibits, interactive displays, and thought-provoking galleries.

Ending the day with Funvee Night Tour

To end your evening, we have just the activity for you - our Funvee Night Tour. This unique tour takes you on a thrilling adventure through the city's most iconic landmarks and attractions, all from the comfort of a colorful open-top bus. You'll travel through the city's bustling streets, soaking up the electric atmosphere and experiencing the city in a whole new light. But the fun doesn’t stop there! Catch the beautiful Rhapsody Light Show at the Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay, and then take a relaxing River Cruise along the Singapore River - all on ONE ticket! Grab yours here and save 20%: https://citytours.sg/promotion/detail/556-singapore-funvee-night-tour There’s just so much diversity in attractions and food in Singapore that it’s always worth a short stopover for a 2 Days 1 night trip if you’re in the area. 

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Desaru Itinerary: Day Trip, 2D1N, 3D2N 4D3N (2023)

Are you looking for a place to enjoy the beach, exciting activities, and delicious local cuisine all at once?

Your search ends here!

Join us as we explore the perfect Desaru itinerary to satisfy your wanderlust and create memorable experiences.

Table Of Content 1-Day Trip To Desaru From Singapore 2D1N Desaru Trip Itinerary 3D2N Desaru Trip Itinerary 4D3N Desaru Trip Itinerary

1-Day Trip To Desaru From Singapore

Singapore > Desaru Fruit Farm > ATV Ride > Desaru Beach > Back To Singapore

Singapore > Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark > Back To Singapore

Singapore > Desaru Fruit Farm > Lunch at Super Lobster Seafood Restaurant > Desaru Mini Zoo > Tea Time at Yard & Co Cafe > Desaru Alpaca Farm > Dinner at Nelayan Seafood Restaurant > Back To Singapore

Singapore > Lobster Seafood Restaurant > Desaru Ostrich Farm > Desaru Fruit Farm > Dinner at Kota Tinggi Seafood Restaurant > Kota Tinggi Firefly Park > Back To Singapore

Singapore > Mangrove EDU & Kampung Tour > Back To Singapore

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2D1N Desaru Trip Itinerary

Day 1: Singapore > Check-in (Anantara Desaru Coast Resort) > Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark > Super Lobster Restaurant > Back To Resort

Day 2: Chill In The Resort > Check-out > Back To Singapore

Day 1: Singapore > Lunch at Super Lobster Seafood Restaurant (near Desaru Mini Zoo) > Desaru Mini Zoo > Check-in (Four Points by Sheraton Desaru) > Dinner at Nelayan Seafood Restaurant

Day 2: Breakfast at Kedai Kopi Otai > Desaru Fruit Farm + ATV Riding > Tea Time at Yard & Co Cafe > Back To Singapore

Day 1: Singapore > Check-in (Lotus Desaru Resort) > Desaru Fruit Farm> Desaru Ostrich Farm> Kota Tinggi Firefly Park > Back To Resort

Day 2: Breakfast > Resort Activities > Check-out > Lunch at Desaru Fruit Farm > Back To Singapore

Day 1: Singapore > Check-in (Tunamaya Beach & Spa Resort) > Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark > Back To Resort

Day 2: Breakfast > Check-out > Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm > Desaru Fruit Farm > Back To Singapore

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3D2N Desaru Trip Itinerary

Day 1: Singapore > Check-in (Lotus Desaru Resort) > Lotus Desaru Spa & Water Park > Beach Strolling > Lotus Seafood Restaurant > Resort

Day 2: Breakfast > The Els Club Desaru > Desaru Fruit Farm > Dinner > Resort

Day 3: Breakfast > Check-out > Desaru Ostrich Farm > Teluk Sengat Seafood Restaurant > Crocodile Farm > Back To Singapore

Day 1: Singapore > Check-in (Hard Rock Hotel Desaru) > Pool > Super Lobster Restaurant > Back To Hotel

Day 2: Breakfast > Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark > Hard Rock Roxity Kids Club > SKS City Mall (Shopping) > Nelayan Seafood By The Coast > Back To Hotel

Day 3: Breakfast > Rock Shop > Check-out > Back To Singapore

Day 1: Singapore > Check-in (Westin Desaru Resort) > Yard & Co Cafe, Sungai Rengit > Super Lobster Village > Back To Resort

Day 2: Breakfast > Desaru Fruit Farm > Lunch Fresh Fruits > ATV Ride > Back To Resort > Chill At Private Beach > Dinner At Seasonal Tastes (Westin Desaru Resort) > Back To Resort

Day 3: Breakfast > Check-out > JDT Horse Carriage > Back To Singapore

Day 1: SIngapore > Check-in (Hard Rock Hotel Desaru) > Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark > Hard Rock Roxity Kids Club > Nelayan Seafood By The Coast > Back To Hotel

Day 2: Breakfast > Desaru Ostrich Farm > Desaru Fruit Farm Tour > ATV Ride At Desaru Fruit Farm > Back To Hotel > Nelayan Seafood By The Coast > Back To Hotel

Day 3: Breakfast > Check-out > Free & Easy > Back To Singapore

Day 1: Singapore > Checked-in > Desaru Beach > Dinner > Hotel

Day 2: Breakfast > Desaru Fruit Farm > Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark > Desaru Night Market > Back To Hotel

Day 3: Breakfast > Check-out > Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm > Desaru Mangrove > Back To Singapore

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4D3N Desaru Trip Itinerary

Day 1: Singapore > Check-in (Hard Rock Desaru Hotel > Rest

Day 2: Breakfast > Desaru Coast Adventure Waterpark > Desaru Seafood Corner > Back To Hotel

Day 3: Breakfast > Desaru Fruit Farm Tour > ATV Ride At Desaru Fruit Farm > Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm > Back To Hotel > Dinner At Nelayan Seafood By The Coast > Fireflies Cruise > Back To Hotel

Day 4: Breakfast > Hard Rock Roxity Kids Club > Check-out > Back To Singapore

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Desaru Trip Attraction Info

1. desaru fruit farm.

• For a better experience, go early in the morning when it’s cooler.
• Children should be supervised because the farm has many ponds, tiny bodies of water, and uneven paths.
• Please bring cash , as the farm only accepts cash.
• Bring a water bottle since no handwashing facilities follow animal interaction at the petting zoo.

2. Desaru Ostrich Farm

• Visitors can get close to the ostriches and talk to a caretaker about them.
• Do not wear earrings, necklaces, or bracelets since they will peck at sparkling stuff !
• Ostriches are not the cleanest animals, so be ready for an unpleasant smell .
• Ostrich ride is available for children under 30kg

3. Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm

• The farm is 30 minutes drive from Desaru Coast.
• This is an excellent place for kids because the trip only takes an hour, and there are 1,000 crocodiles to see.
• Visitors can feed the crocodiles fresh chicken , a popular activity for close encounters.
• Visitors can also try local crocodile satay .

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4. Desaru Coast Adventure Park

• Visitors can experience 20 rides, slides, and attractions at the waterpark.
• The “ The Tempest ” is a popular ride, a water coaster with a 360-degree loop and 11-meter plunge.
• Visitors can save money and reduce plastic trash using the park’s water fountains with reusable bottle
• Check height requirements before waiting for rides and slides.

5. Desaru Mini Zoo

• Discover exotic and cute alpacas, gliders, rabbits, hedgehogs, raccoons , and more at this family-friendly zoo .
• It only takes a few hours to see everything there because the zoo is
• Plenty of covered spaces allow visitors to relax and take a break.
• All animals have details on them for easy identification.

6. The Els Club Desaru

• The ELS Club Desaru has two golf courses : the Ocean Course and the Valley Course .
• The 27-hole Ocean Course features three 9-hole courses—Coast, Lakes, and Ridge.
• Ocean Course is famous for its South China Sea views .
• Hard Rock Hotel, Westin Desaru Coast, and Anantara Desaru Coast Resort & Villas are among the international hotels and resorts in the neighborhood.

7. Desaru Beach

• Desaru Beach is best visited from March to October when it is bright, warm, and low rainfall.
• Hotel options at Desaru Beach range from affordable to luxurious .
• Recreational activities like swimming, relaxing, and fishing are popular here.
• Bring sunscreen, mosquito spray, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun.

8. Kota Tinggi Firefly Park

• The dark moon phase is the best time to watch fireflies because the sky is darkest .
• The fireflies are most active between 8:00 pm and 10:00pm .
• Remember to pack insect repellent in case of mosquitoes.
• Turn off your phone and flashlights to avoid disturbing fireflies.

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9. Desaru Alpaca Farm

• The farm is large , so there will be a lot of walking and dress accordingly .
• Alpacas are naturally curious and may take a while to approach , but be patient .
• Plan your visit for early morning or late afternoon , when alpacas are most active.
• Remember to bring water, sunscreen, and a hat .

10. Mangrove EDU & Kampung Tour 

• Visitors will take a boat ride to see wildlife, hike , and visit a traditional Malay village .
• Dress appropriately for muddy mangroves.
• Pack a hat, sunscreen, and bug spray because the sun can be extreme and there are mosquitoes.
• Bring a camera as the tour offers many scenic photo possibilities.

11. JDT Horse Carriage

• The price depends on ride length and number of passengers .
• Horse riding classes are available.
• The well-kept and friendly horses are happy to pose for photos with visitors before or after their carriage ride .
• Riders will enjoy the experience more with a big group , like family or friends.

Desaru Trip Restaurant Info

1. nelayan seafood by the coast.

• The restaurant has a great view because it is right on the beach.
• Prices are the same as in Singapore , so you know what to anticipate.
• The food is fresh and tastes great .
• Must try dishes – Signature Peng Chai, Grilled Tiger Prawns, Chili Crab, and Steamboat .

2. Yard & Co Café

• The beachfront café offers breathtaking views of the South China Sea .
• The café serves brunch and Asian-inspired meals .
• The beachy décor of the café makes it a popular location for photographing .
• Must try dish – Milk Mochi,  Lobster Roll, Laksa Pasta, and Ahmah Rice

3. Lotus Seafood Restaurant

• The restaurant is on the beach, so start dinner at 6:30pm to enjoy the sunset .
• They would seat all visitors near the sea if it weren’t too crowded, providing a n excellent, windy ambiance appropriate for dinner.
• There are a wide variety of cuisines at affordable price

4. Seasonal Tastes (Westin Desaru Resort)

• Visitors can watch their meals being cooked at the restaurant’s live cooking station .
• Many Western and Asian dishes are available.
• On request , exceptional vegetarian food like noodles can be made.
• Must try dishes – Chef Parthiban’s Claypot Fish Curry, The Desaru Burger, Toasted Pita and Three Dip Bowl, and Malaysian Satay.

5. Kedai Kopi Otai

• This restaurant serves authentic Malaysian cuisine at an affordable price.
• Kedai Kopi Otai was relaxed and welcoming due to its laid-back vibe .
• The restaurant is a popular gathering place for the community.
• Must try dish – Laksa Nyonya, Mee Kari, Kacang Pool, and Nasi Lemak .

6. Super Lobster Restaurant 

• This restaurant is 45 minutes drive from Desaru’s main resorts.
• The food is delicious , the price is reasonable , and it’s worth it .
• Their seafood selection is limited compared to other restaurants, but it’s high-quality .
• Must try dishes – Super Lobster Roll, Lobster Sashimi, Lobster Fried Rice and Lobster Noodles.

We hope you’re eager to visit this stunning area as we conclude our lightning tour of Desaru’s charms . In Desaru, you can look forward to sun-kissed beaches, exciting adventures, and delicious food.

But before you leave, here’s an expert tip : use the private taxi service TaxiToJB from Singapore to Desaru for a smooth and hassle-free ride, especially for a group with young children.

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Southern Islands Sailcation [2D1N]

Spend a night under the stars away from the city buzz on this sailing escapade to Singapore’s Lazarus Island where a pristine beach awaits. Enjoy an exciting one hour sail from the mainland where the winds pulling the sail taut can sometimes lead to the boat slanting up to a 30 degree angle! Sit at the front of the boat and enjoy the cool ocean breeze in your hair with your loved ones or watch your captain expertly maneuver the boat. You may even get a chance to take the wheel!

Weekdays: SGD1,672.40

Weekends: SGD1,866.30

Note: There will be additional 30% surcharge for bookings during Holiday Peak Season (Christmas, CNY, etc.)

Capacity: Up to 6 pax

duration:2D1N

You will be departing from Marina at Keppel Bay. Please check the availability of dates and book for your desired trip on our booking calendar. 

Want to travel even further away from city? Join us on a 3D2N sail to Pulau Ubin instead here .

Your Adventure:

Day 1, from 1500:

Enjoy scenic views of our coasts and a glimpse of the Singapore Skyline as we depart the Marina for Lazarus island on your exciting sail

Once we reach Lazarus Island, it’s time to get your bathing suits on for a dip in the ocean or playtime at the beach. You can also stay on the boat and simply savour the feeling of the boat gently rocking on the waves.

Have a splashing good time in the water on a kayak or stand up paddle board!

Watch the sunset on deck as it bathes the world in a warm, soft glow, the perfect way to end off the day!

Day 2, till 1000:

Rise and shine on board.

Say goodbye to Lazarus Island as we depart at 9am.

Complimentary:

Private cabins for a cosy time with your loved ones. F or more information on our boats, refer to our Meet our Fleet page.

Water will be provided. Feel free to BYOB, with no corkage charges!

Stand Up Paddle board  (subject to availability)

Kayak  (subject to availability)

Add-ons: 

Pet On Board Fee: $100

For people who wish to bring their furry friends on board. However, please note that pets must remain in the cockpit/deck and you are responsible for the safety of your pets.​

Barbecue Dinner: $250 (5 pax)

There's nothing like a barbecue session when you're out on the water. Check out our barbecue package list  here . Do note that the food items are subject to availability and change.

Barbecue Dinner: $400 (10 Pax)

Kitchen Cleaning Fee: $80

Want to cook up a storm during your sail? We have a fully functional gas stove and oven for your use.

Pre-purchase our alcohol packages to enjoy drinks onboard.

Package A: Ice Cold Beer (320ml x 24 serves) - $150

Package B: 6 Bottles of Sparkling Wine - $300

Package C: 6 Bottles of Champagne - $550

*Please refer to the Terms & Conditions here . 

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2D1N Bintan Free & Easy Resort + Ferry Package

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What Is Bintan Resort + Ferry Package (2D1N Bintan Free & Easy Package)

Our 2D1N Bintan Free & Easy Package from Singapore includes 2-way Bintan ferry tickets from and to Singapore, accommodation with breakfast, 2-way Bintan land transfers.

It’s a value-for-money package and pretty much hassle free to book with BintanGetaway.com . We believe that time is money and so we provide you the option to purchase a ready-made package as quickly as possible at the most competitive prices in the market.

Why book the services separately and liaise with different parties, when you can get a dedicated consultant to manage your booking here at BintanGetaway.com?

3 Days 2 Nights Free & Easy Bintan Package

For a  3 Days 2 Nights Bintan Package , simply extend you stay by changing the checkout date on the booking system.

Bintan is a 60 minutes ferry ride from Singapore. If you feel you need a getaway and escape from life in Singapore,  a hassle free, free and easy trip to Bintan is what you need.

The trip which can either be 1 or 2 nights or longer (depending on your preference), would definitely rejuvenate you and set you up for the next challenges you have in life back home. After all, we take breaks in order to go a longer distance in what ever that we do.

The free and easy option also gives you the flexibility while travelling as you do not have to follow any stipulated itineraries rushing around from one attraction to the other.

Whether you are travelling alone, as a couple, with friends, or family members, this 2D1N Bintan Tour Package from Singapore is suitable for anyone!

For a similar destination to consider, you might want to check out the Batam packages on BatamGetaway.com .

Most of our customers usually book a 2D1N (2 Days 1 Night) or 3D2N (3 Days 2 Nights) Bintan Package for a short weekend getaway or couple getaway from Singapore. Whenever possible, travelling on a week day will save you time and effort on trying to beat the crowd.

In addition, you could have some savings as accommodations and ferry services usually have a peak season surcharge for weekends and holidays.

How To Book – Bintan Free and Easy Package

Booking our 2D1N Bintan Free and Easy Package gives you not just the lowest possible price, but also the most convenience in 3 easy steps.

1. Navigate to our Packages page . 2. Select your preferred Bintan Hotel or Resort, room type, travel dates, ferry timing, and number of travellers. 3. Input all travellers’ details 4. Make your payment by credit /debit card. Done!

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Four Points by Sheraton Bintan, Lagoi Bay

S$179 /pax, 2D1N Four Points by Sheraton Bintan Lagoi Bay Package + Ferry [Discounted Promotion]. We are Singapore’s No.1 Bintan site. Book online now.

D’Bamboo Kamp – Desa Wisata Ekang

S$202 /pax, 2D1N D’Bamboo Kamp Bintan Package + Ferry [Discounted Promotion]. We are Singapore’s No.1 Bintan site. Book online now.

Kamuela Lagoi Bay Villas

S$183 /pax, 2D1N Kamuela Lagoi Bay Villas Bintan Package + Ferry [Discounted Promotion]. We are Singapore’s No.1 Bintan site. Book online now.

Doulos Phos The Ship Hotel Bintan Package

$125/pax. One of the most interesting stays on Bintan Island. Doulos Phos The Ship Hotel features a maritime museum, swimming Pool and Jet Spa.

De Bintan Villa Package

From S$87/pax (min 3), De Bintan Villa, features a unique cliff resort experience in this part of the world. With multitudes of activities, a perfect getaway for families and friends.

The Residence Bintan

S$163/pax, 2D1N The Residence Bintan Package + Ferry [Discounted Promotion]. We are Singapore’s No.1 Bintan site. Book online now.

CK Tanjung Pinang Hotel Package

S$100/pax, 2D1N CK Tanjung Pinang Hotel Package + Ferry [Discounted Promotion]. Perfect if you are taking a South Bintan Tour in Tanjung Pinang.

Aston Hotel Tanjung Pinang Package

S$98/pax, 2D1N Aston Hotel Tanjung Pinang Bintan Package + Ferry [Discounted Promotion]. Perfect if you are taking a South Bintan Tour in Tanjung Pinang.

Banyan Tree Bintan Resort Package

S$330/pax, 2D1N Banyan Tree Resort Bintan Package + Ferry [Discounted Promotion]. We are Singapore’s No.1 Bintan site. Book online now.

The Anmon Resort Bintan Package

From S$104/pax (min 4), The Anmon Resort Bintan is the newest resort in sunny Bintan Island. Featuring a one-of-a-kind luxurious desert-themed glamping stay in a tipi-style tent.

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2D1N Short Getaway to Bintan from Singapore

Sitting just across the border from Singapore lies the tranquil Indonesian island of Bintan, a hidden gem that offers the perfect weekend escape for weary urban dwellers. Surrounded by crystal-clear waters, pristine beaches, and lush tropical landscapes, Bintan beckons with its promise of relaxation, adventure, and a much-needed respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. With a quick ferry ride, you can embark on a 2-day, 1-night getaway that will leave you refreshed, rejuvenated, and craving for more of this island paradise.

In this article, we present a meticulously crafted itinerary that captures the essence of Bintan in just two days. Whether you’re a busy millennial seeking a tonic to recharge or a travel enthusiast looking for a short escape, our itinerary will take you through the best places to stay, eat, and explore in Bintan.

8:00 AM: Depart from Singapore

• Take a ferry from Singapore to Bintan. The journey will take approximately one hour. We recommend taking Bintan Resort Ferries. It will take you from Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal to Bandar Bentan Telani Ferry Terminal, north of Bintan Island (Lagoi area). Enjoy a reliable and comfortable ferry service for your getaway at Bintan Resorts.
• If you are feeling indulgent, you can opt to upgrade to Emerald Class and sail in luxury and exclusiveness. Enjoy the perks of comfortable and spacious seats, lounge access at both terminals, and additional services. It also allows you to skip the queue during immigration clearance on arrival in Bintan, so you can enjoy your getaway right away!

Book your ferries ticket here from SGD$78!

9:00 AM: Arrive in Bintan

• Upon arrival at the Bintan ferry terminal, proceed with immigration and customs clearance.

9:30 AM: Check-in at the Resort

• Head to your chosen resort and check-in. Bintan offers a variety of resorts catering to different budgets and preferences. Some popular options include Bintan Lagoon Resort, Nirwana Gardens, and Angsana Bintan.
• Nirwana Gardens is a beachfront resort complex that consists of several resorts, including Nirwana Resort Hotel, Mayang Sari Beach Resort, and Banyu Biru Villa. With a wide range of accommodation options, from rooms to private villas, Nirwana Gardens offers access to pristine beaches, swimming pools, water sports, restaurants, and an 18-hole golf course.
• Angsana Bintan is a contemporary beachfront resort with stylish rooms and villas. Guests can enjoy access to a pristine beach, swimming pools, water sports activities, a spa, and multiple dining outlets. The resort also offers a variety of recreational activities, including bike tours and beach volleyball.

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10:30 AM: Beach Activities

• Enjoy the beautiful beaches of Bintan. Take a dip in the crystal-clear waters or simply relax on the sandy shores. Many resorts offer water sports activities such as kayaking, snorkeling, and jet skiing. You can also sunbathe or take a leisurely stroll along the coastline.

1:00 PM: Lunch

• Have lunch at one of the beachfront restaurants or at your resort. Sample local Indonesian cuisine, fresh seafood, or international dishes.
• Bintan is renowned for its abundant seafood. Head to the local seafood restaurants and beachfront eateries to savor an array of dishes made with freshly caught fish, prawns, crabs, and shellfish. From grilled seafood to seafood stir-fries and chili crabs, you can indulge in flavourful and mouthwatering seafood delicacies.
• If you’re craving international flavours, Bintan offers a range of international cuisines to cater to different tastes. You can find restaurants serving Western dishes, including burgers, pasta, pizzas, and steaks. Additionally, there are establishments offering Asian cuisines like Chinese, Thai, Indian, Japanese, and Korean, providing a diverse dining experience.

2:30 PM: Spa and Wellness

• Bintan is known for its spa and wellness centers. Indulge in a relaxing spa treatment or massage to rejuvenate your body and mind. Many resorts have their own spa facilities, offering a range of treatments and therapies.

There are multiple options available:

Traditional healing therapies, such as Javanese or Balinese massages, which mix deep tissue massage methods with aromatherapy to relieve stress and promote relaxation, are a great way to experience the therapeutic qualities of traditional Indonesian medicine. Natural herbs, oils, and procedures that have been handed down through multiple generations are frequently used in traditional healing practices.

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4:30 PM: Explore the Island

• Take a tour or rent a bike to explore the island’s natural beauty. Visit places like Trikora Beach, Senggarang Village, or the Mangrove Discovery Tour. You can also go on a mangrove tour or explore the local fishing villages.
• Senggarang Village is a lovely historical settlement with a significant cultural legacy. It is renowned for its well-preserved traditional buildings, old temples, and vivid Chinese cultural influence, so entering there is like traveling back in time.
• When strolling around Senggarang Village, you’ll see the traditional homes’ distinctive design known as “Rumah Melayu.” These wooden homes have elaborate carvings and vibrant decorations, and they are elevated on stilts. The residences’ architectural influences, which combine Chinese and Malay styles, produce a unique and visually captivating ambiance.

There are multiple immaculate beaches on Trikora Beach, each with a special beauty. The coconut trees and casuarina pines that line the soft sandy shoreline provide a postcard-perfect setting that is guaranteed to charm beachgoers. Visitors are invited to have a relaxing dip in the South China Sea’s pristine waters or simply relax on the beach and enjoy the sunshine.

7:00 PM: Dinner

• Enjoy a delicious dinner at a beachside restaurant or at your resort. Bintan offers a variety of dining options, including seafood, international cuisine, and traditional Indonesian dishes.

8:00 AM: Start your day with breakfast at the hotel.

Try some of the traditional Indonesian breakfast to embrace the local flavors. One well-liked option is Bubur Ayam, a hearty rice porridge topped with diced chicken, fried shallots, and scallions as well as soy sauce, chili sauce, and crispy fritters made of fried dough called “cakwe”.

9:00 AM to 12:00 PM: Go snorkeling or diving in the clear waters around Bintan. Explore the underwater world and enjoy the marine life.

Explore the island’s surrounding coral reefs and abundant marine life. Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned diver, Bintan has a variety of possibilities for those who enjoy the underwater world.

Casual snorkelers will find it easy that many snorkeling locations can be reached immediately from the beach. On Bintan’s northern coast, Lagoi Bay provides crystal-clear seas and stunning coral reefs filled with tropical species. You can either bring your own snorkeling gear or rent it from beachfront vendors to explore the underwater environment at your own pace.

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1:00 PM: Have lunch at a local restaurant. Can have the option of ordering dishes and sharing them with a group of people or ordering individual portions.

Other famous local dishes that are a must-try:

Nasi Goreng

Rice flavoured with eggs, veggies, spices, and small pieces of meat—usually chicken or fish. In most cases, there will be shallots, garlic, shrimp paste, some chili, and tamarind. You can choose what kind of meat (or no meat), the level of spiciness, or how you like your egg added (mixed with the dish or sunny-side-up on top).

Variations of Nasi Goreng:

• Nasi goreng ayam – Chicken fried rice
• Nasi goreng ikan asin – Salted fish fried rice
• Nasi goreng cumi – Squid fried rice

An Indonesian salad of steamed vegetables, hard-boiled eggs, tofu, tempeh, and lontong (rice cake), served with a peanut sauce dressing. It is a popular dish in Indonesia and can be found in many restaurants and street food stalls.

Typically include potatoes, long beans, bean sprouts, spinach, chayote, bitter gourd, corn, and cabbage. The tofu and tempeh are usually fried, and the lontong is steamed. The peanut sauce is made with peanuts, chili peppers, garlic, ginger, lemongrass, and tamarind.

The peanut sauce is the one that truly elevates the salad. It combines the flavour of the ingredients harmoniously.

2:00 PM to 4:30 PM: Visit the Bintan Mangrove Eco Park. Take a boat tour through the mangroves and learn about the ecosystem. Enjoy the tranquility and natural beauty of the mangrove forests.

Travel along the Sebung River through Bintan’s dense mangroves as you embark on a wilderness adventure. A flourishing ecosystem of animals and plants is spontaneously created by the trees’ dense foliage and networked roots. On the Mangrove Discovery Tour, you can sail through the mangrove jungle while observing the colourful kingfishers, agile leaps of macaques and silver leaf monkeys, and macaques.

Numerous varieties of flora and fauna can be found in Sebung River. The mangrove forest protects Bintan’s beaches by holding the soil firmly to the water’s surface and preventing soil erosion. Watch for curled-up mangrove snakes on the trees that make up the natural canopy above the meandering river. The neighborhood is also home to monitor lizards. In the Sebung River, you can find fish, mudskippers, mussels, and other marine life. Explore the mounds in search of the mysterious mud lobsters that live there. Learn to recognise the various types of mangroves and how the river sustains the community’s residents.

6:00 PM: Have a delicious seafood dinner at a local restaurant. (Kelong Seafood Restaurant)

If you are the type of person who likes to eat dinner while watching the sunset at the same time, then this place can be your consideration. This restaurant is located within Bintan Resorts. Although they are serving mainly seafood, you can still find non-seafood dishes over here.

Some of the signature dishes of this place are gonggong, black pepper crab, and butter stir-fried shrimp. Kelong Seafood is also known for blending Chinese and Indonesian culinary styles. The restaurant is open from 11 a.m. to 11.30 p.m. daily.

7:30 PM: Depart from your hotel and transfer to the ferry terminal.

8:00 PM: Catch your ferry back to Singapore (around 1 hour).

Note: The timings provided are rough estimates and can be adjusted based on your preferences and the specific activities you choose to engage in. It’s important to check the ferry schedules and make reservations in advance to ensure a smooth trip.

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I will be in singapore on 27 March 2014 together with his wife and children 3 years of age, I will plan to stay 1 night and on the 28th night I would go to the kuala lumpur by train: ask for advice to here as:

- Hotel budget max SGD 80 (near to the MRT and shopping)

- visit interesting places (shopping and atraction) for 2 days

awaiting advice from the traveler here, thank very much

Andra R, hello

1/ <,SGD 80>>

2/ <<visit interesting places>>

http://yoursingapore.com

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g294265-Activities-Singapore.html

You should look at hostels then!

Hi Andra R,

If it were me, I would up my budget or look at hostels. But you can have a look at the folowing:

Grand C Hotel

Grand U Hotel

Classique Hotel

Arriana Hotel

Broadway Hotel

Madras Eminence hotel

Madras Tekka Hotel

Or check http://www.hostelworld.com for hostels.

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19 Desaru Day Trip Itinerary (Include Desaru Family Trip)

Desaru is a dream getaway – from turquoise waters and sandy beaches to snapping crocs and magical fireflies – it’s no wonder you’re excited about planning your trip there!

You could have a lazy day by the beach, maybe tee-off with some friends, ride an ATV or even get chased by some bling-crazed ostriches!

But with so much on offer, where do you start planning your itinerary?

You’re in luck cause that’s where we step in!

We want you to make the most of your time in Desaru so we’ve designed a bunch of kickass itineraries that will have you seeing, eating and experiencing the best Desaru has to offer!

Table of contents: 1-Day Trip To Desaru From Singapore 1-Day Desaru Fruit Farm Tour (Approx 8 hrs) 1-Day Mangrove Tour Desaru (Approx 3 hrs) 1-Day Desaru Firefly Tour (Approx 3 hrs) 2D1N Desaru Trip Itinerary 3D2N Desaru Trip Itinerary 3D2N Desaru Family Trip 4D3N Desaru Family Trip Getting Around Desaru With JohorTrip Private Car Service

1-Day Trip To Desaru From Singapore

Option 1: (approx 16 hrs).

Depart from Singapore (7am) > Desaru Fruit Farm > Lunch at Super Lobster Restaurant > Desaru Ostrich Farm > Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm > Bujang Firefly > Back to Singapore (estimate arrive 11.30pm)

Depart from Singapore (8am) > Desaru Waterpark > Desaru Ostrich Farm > Back to Singapore

Also read:  How To Get To Desaru From Singapore

Depart from Singapore > Kota Tinggi > Lunch > Desaru Fruit Farm > Desaru Ostrich Farm > Bujang Firefly > Back to Singapore

1-Day Desaru Fruit Farm Tour (Approx 8 hrs)

Depart from Singapore > Desaru Fruit Farm (Paintball War Game > Go-Kart Ride > High Rope Activities > Guided Tour) > Lunch with Fruit Fiesta at Desaru Fruit Farm > Back to Singapore

Also read:  Top 10 Desaru Attractions

Depart from Singapore > Desaru Fruit Farm (Guided Tour) > Lunch with Fruit Fiesta at Desaru Fruit Farm > Back to Singapore

Day 1: Depart from Singapore > Toast (breakfast) > Desaru Fruit Farm (ATV > Guided Tour) >  Kedai Kek Lim Choo Seng > Yard & Co. > Super Lobster Restaurant (Dinner)

1-Day Mangrove Tour Desaru (Approx 3 hrs)

Depart from Singapore > Mangrove EDU & Kampung Tour > Back to Singapore

Depart from Singapore > Marina Mangrove Tour > Back to Singapore

Also read:  What To Do In Desaru

1-Day Desaru Firefly Tour (Approx 3 hrs)

Depart from Singapore > Desaru Fruit Farm > Sungai Rengit Seafood Restaurant > Sungai Rengit Firefly Cruise/Kota Tinggi Firefly Valley Leisure Park > Back to Singapore

2D1N Desaru Trip Itinerary

Day 1: Depart from Singapore > Lunch > Anantara Desaru Coast Resort (check In) or other Desaru Resort/Hotel > Desaru Waterpark > Super Lobster Restaurant

Day 2: Chill in the resort > Anantara Desaru Coast Resort (check out) > Back to Singapore

Day 1: Depart from Singapore > Desaru Fruit Farm > Resort/Hotel (check-in) ( where to stay in Desaru ) >  Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm > Sungai Rengit Seafood Restaurant > Fireflies Cruise

Day 2: Resort/Hotel (check out) – Lunch with Fruit Fiesta At Desaru Fruit Farm > Back to Singapore

Day 1: Depart from Singapore > Desaru Fruit Farm (Paintball War Game > Go-Kart Ride > High Rope Activities > Guided Tour) > Lunch with Fruit Fiesta at Desaru Fruit Farm > Resort/Hotel (check-in) ( best resort in Desaru )

Day 2: Chill in the resort > Resort/Hotel (check out) > Back to Singapore

Day 1: Depart from Singapore (8 am) > Desaru Waterpark > Resort/Hotel (check-in) ( hotel near Desaru Water Park ) > Desaru Ostrich Farm

Day 2: Desaru Fruit Farm > Resort/Hotel (check out) > Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm > Kota Tinggi Firefly Park > Back to Singapore

3D2N Desaru Trip Itinerary

Day 1: Depart from Singapore > Resort/Hotel (check-in) ( Hard Rock vs Westin Desaru ) > Desaru Waterpark > Seafood Dinner at Lotus Desaru

Also read:  How To Go To Desaru Water Park From Singapore

Day 2: The Els Golf Course > Desaru Fruit Farm > Nelayan Seafood By The Coast (dinner)

Day 3: Resort/Hotel (check out) > Desaru Ostrich Farm > Sengat Seafood Restaurant (Lunch) > Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm > Back to Singapore

3D2N Desaru Family Trip

Day 1: Depart from Singapore > Hard Rock Hotel Desaru (Check-In) or other Desaru Resort/Hotel > Chill in the hotel > Super Lobster Restaurant (Dinner)

Day 2: Desaru Waterpark > Nelayan Seafood By The Coast (Dinner)

Day 3: Hard Rock Hotel Desaru (check out) > Back to Singapore

Day 1: Depart from Singapore > Hard Rock Hotel Desaru (check-in) or other Desaru Resort/Hotel > Chill in the hotel > The Elephant and the Butterfly > Desaru Beach > Jade Garden Seafood Corner

Also read:  Tanjung Balau Beach

Day 2: Desaru Waterpark > You Kee Seafood Restaurant (Dinner)

Day 3: Hard Rock Hotel (check out) > Aeon Tebrau (shopping) > Back to Singapore

4D3N Desaru Family Trip

Day 1: Depart from Singapore > Hard Rock Hotel Desaru (check-in) or other Desaru Resort/Hotel (Friday night after work)

Day 2: Desaru Waterpark >  Desaru Seafood Corner (Dinner) or click here: Desaru food (local suggest)

Day 3: Desaru Fruit Farm > Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm > Nelayan Seafood By The Coast (Dinner) > Fireflies Cruise

Day 4: Chill in the hotel > Hard Rock Hotel Desaru (check out) > Back to Singapore

Day 1: Depart from Singapore > Westin Desaru (check-in) or other Desaru Resort/Hotel > Chill in the resort > Nelayan Seafood By The Coast (Dinner) > Hard Rock Hotel Live Band

Day 2: Desaru Waterpark > Desaru Seafood Corner (Dinner) >  Hard Rock Hotel Live Band

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Day 3: Desaru Beach > Bujang Firefly > Lotus Desaru Seafood (Dinner)

Day 4: Westin Desaru (check out) > Back to Singapore

Day 1: Depart from Singapore > Desaru Fruit Farm (Guided Tour+Lunch+ATV) >  Resort/Hotel  (check-in) > Kota Tinggi Firefly Valley Leisure Park (Visit Mini Farm + Dinner + Firefly Trip By Boat)

Day 2: Desaru Waterpark

Day 3: Desaru Beach > Jomis Jetty (Abandoned Jetty) > Yard & Co >  Kedai Kek Lim Choo Seng > Sr Dynasty Restaurant (Dinner)

Day 4: Resort/Hotel (check out) > Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm > Back to Singapore

Getting Around Desaru With JohorTrip Private Car Service

Now that we’ve got your itinerary settled, it’s time to answer the other jarringly important aspect of every holiday – how do we get there?

Well, as the fates would have it, you’re obviously reading the best article cause we’ve got you covered…again!

Option 1: Desaru Full Day Service (Pick Up From Singapore)

Travelling around can be daunting if you’re unfamiliar with the destination.

That’s why we would highly suggest hiring a Singapore to Desaru private car service to make your trip easy-breezy cause their services include:

• Door-to-door pick-up from Singapore right to your desired location in Desaru
• Customised trips – just hand over your itinerary to the driver and travel around at your own pace
• English-speaking or Chinese-speaking drivers who are highly experienced and familiar with Desaru
• Convenient, ever-ready transportation without needing to spend extra on taxis or public transport – just hop on and off!
• Spacious, clean and comfortable MPV car for all your travel needs
• Daily rental hours begin the moment you’re picked up and end at drop-off
• For more information and affordable rates, contact us today!

Option 2: Singapore To/From Desaru Private Car Service ONLY

Alternatively, if you just need to get private car from Singapore to Desaru (and back again!), we also offers direct transfers.

Here are some benefits of booking a one-way or return transfer from Singapore to Desaru:

• Be picked up at the location and time of your choice in Singapore and be dropped off at your preferred location in Desaru
• Enjoy a direct, hassle-free journey from Singapore to Desaru without having to share with strangers
• Stay within the comfort of a spacious, fully-air-conditioned MPV car at immigration checkpoints
• Travel easily with elderly folks and little ones as there are no queues, waiting in line or rushing to meet public transport schedules
• Just sit back, relax and enjoy the ride as the experienced driver takes you safely to your destination
• The above pricing schedule is only for the hire of one car
• Groups of more than 9 people may need to hire an extra car
• The prices quoted above do not include travelling around Desaru (multi-stops)
• Should you require a driver for your whole trip, don’t hesitate to get in touch with the friendly team for more details

Well, we hope we’ve helped you plan an exciting itinerary for your trip to Desaru.

Whether it’s a one-day trip or a four-day holiday, we’re sure you’ll experience the best Desaru has to offer!

Remember to pause, relax and breathe it all in whichever itinerary you decide on!

Further reading:

• Ferry From Singapore To Desaru
• Bus From Singapore To Desaru
• Best Time To Visit Desaru
• 5 Star Beach Hotel Near Desaru Water Park (Walking Distance)
• How To Go To Desaru From Changi Airport

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Desaru One Day Trip + 2D1N (Reviewed By SGMYTAXI Team)

Due to the high demand for Desaru trip, especially during the Singapore and Malaysia school holidays, families are more keen for a day trip to JB or 2D1N JB trip vacation to enjoy in Johor.

Many of us may think that the hottest Johor attraction would be Legoland Malaysia and JB downtown Area.

BUT, according to my survey, DESARU would be the next hottest place of interest in Johor.   Y ou may ask “WHY”.

Because a lot of parents would consider bringing their children to have an  “ECO” trip or “Rural” trip . This is the reason why there are so many ECO farms begin established recently.

Now, let me list down some PLACE OF INTEREST of Desaru.

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• Desaru Fruit Farm
• Desaru Beach (not recommended for a day trip)
• Desaru Waterpark
• Teluk Sengat Crocodile farm
• Desaru Ostrich Farm
• Sungai Rengit (2 Seafood Restaurants)
• Extra –> Kota Tinggi Firefly Park
• Extra –> JDT Horse Carriage
• Extra  –> Desaru Alpaca Farm
• Extra –> Kota Tinggi Waterfalls  (not recommended for a day trip)

I know most of you may refer to the google map to check which route is the most convenient and shortest path to reach your destination especially when you’re only planning for a DAY TRIP in Johor. You have to plan well before taking a day trip in Desaru.

Desaru Fruit Farm Map

If you are only looking for a DESARU DAY TRIP, I personally think that you can visit all the places that I have listed above.

I will go through one by one starting with the most important place of interest and how to get around in Desaru.

Based on the Desaru map above, you can see that the first destination on Desaru would be “ Desaru Fruit Farm “.

If you are coming from Singapore, you will reach around 11:30am – 12:00pm. (If you depart at 8:00am in the morning)

Also read:  How To Go To Desaru From Singapore (4 Easy Transport Methods)

Fruit Farm Tour Guide

Basically, you need at least 2 to 3 hours to walk around the Desaru Fruit Farm. The tour guide will guide you through all the journey in Desaru Fruit Farm.

Once you’re done touring the fruit farm, they will provide you a variety of fruit for lunch. Don’t miss them! All the fruit are plucked from their farm.

Entrance ticket is priced at around RM25/pax, please note that there is no accommodation provided at Desaru Fruit Farm. Therefore, you need to find the nearest accommodation if you take the 2D1N package.

For Desaru package details please visit here:  desarufruitfarm.com

After having your stomach filled with fruit ( Must Try! ), you can consider going to the crocodile farm at Teluk Sengat.

One hour is sufficient to spend in Teluk Sengat Crocodile Farm.

Or you can skip the crocodile farm and go to Sungai Rengit area. It is a small town in Kota Tinggi district.

In Sungai Rengit area, you can first visit the Desaru Ostrich Farm . The journey from Desaru Fruit Farm to Sungai Rengit area is about 45 minutes to 1 hour drive.

Desaru Ostrich Farm hosted more than 250++ ostrich and it is the largest ostrich farm in Malaysia.

I personally recommend Desaru Ostrich Farm rather than crocodile farm as it is more fun and excited to play with these long-necked creatures.

Your kids may like this farm very much because they will get the opportunity to feed these ostriches with corn kernels or a bunch of vegetables.

Besides that, you get the chance to touch and stand on the biggest egg in the world. Moreover, you can stand beside the ostriches and take photos together. It is definitely enjoyable and good experience with these ostriches.

But it is still worth to go to crocodile farm. At least your kids know how a real crocodile looks like. 🙂

You may refer to the images below to see what you can expect when you reach there.

After that, you can spend your evening for a delectable dinner at the top Desaru food restaurant. There are 3 options for your choice.

1. Nelayan Seafood By The Coast

2. Jade Garden Seafood Restaurant

3. Restaurant Super Lobster

After you’ve eaten your dinner, you can choose to head back to Singapore, or you can request the driver to stop over at the Desaru Beach to have fun with your family member.

Also read:  17 Best & Cheap Short Trips From Singapore

I think this is a great plan for those who look for only a  DAY Trip in Desaru area. After dinner at about 7:00pm or 8:00pm, you may need at least 3 hours drive to reach Singapore.

Plan for the 2nd day if you would like to have 2D1N Trip. (Desaru Waterpark)

If you are going to have 2D1N Trip, then you can directly stay in Hard Rock Hotel Desaru or Lotus Desaru Beach Resort after having your dinner at Sungai Rengit.

On the second day, you can have a breakfast in the hotel and then check out from the resort and head to Desaru Waterpark for more water activities!!!

The really cool thing staying at Hard Rock Hotel Desaru is the private access to Desaru Waterpark.

1. Desaru  Waterpark (spend time: 6 to 8 hours)

2. Lunch inside waterpark

3. After Desaru Waterpark (heading back to Singapore)

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The best alternative 2d1n jb itinerary.

• Johor Bahru , Malaysia

Johor Bahru (JB) has been a beloved weekend getaway and day trip destination for many Singaporeans. To be very honest, I was not a fan of JB and I’ve only been there twice pre-pandemic. I’ve been there a few times since restrictions lifted and have found some interesting things to do other than the usual haunts of City Square Mall and KSL, so here’s a 2D1N JB itinerary I’ve put together.

Overview of this JB Itinerary

Getting to jb from singapore, day 1: flowers in the window, serba serbi, horse riding, shi-ba cafe, day 2: johor premium outlets, home by tales of paws, where to stay in jb.

There are many ways of getting to JB from Singapore — by car, bus and train. My favourite is definitely by train as you will not be caught in the traffic jam at the causeway. You can purchase train tickets online via the KTM website . The tickets cost SGD 5 one way.

Read: Getting to JB in 5 minutes via Train

Taking a Causeway Link bus might be cheaper than the train depending which bus you take. There are a number of buses that bring travellers from Singapore into JB. Most travellers get on bus CW1 from Kranji MRT, CW2 from Queen Street Terminal or CW5 from Newton Circus. You can check the website for the full list of bus services and bus fares.

Flowers in the Window

Flowers in the Window was an unexpected discovery when my friend and I were looking for a thrift shop. We were drawn to this cafe by its beautiful exterior and the charm of this cafe extended into its interior as well.

We ordered a latte (RM9), matcha latte (RM11.90) and a slice of earl grey lavender cake (RM12.90) to share. The cake looked really aesthetically pleasing and were not too sweet and the flavours blended well without anything overpowering the other. The cafe also serves main dishes.

Opening hours: 9am – 4pm Address: 9, Jalan Dhoby, Bandar Johor Bahru, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia Instagram | Facebook

Serba Serbi Vintage Goods

A few units down from Flowers in the Window is Serba Serbi, a shop that sells secondhand vintage clothing. Though the shop space was small, they have quite a good selection of dresses, tops and pants. Thrift lovers will definitely love this shop and you may even find some secondhand branded clothing here! I got a Kenzo Golf outerwear which was in really good condition for RM250 and my friend got an unbranded blazer for RM30. I would definitely recommend checking this spot out if you’re enjoy thrifting as it is one of the best secondhand clothing shops I’ve been to.

Opening hours: 12pm – 7pm Note: They weren’t open when we visited at 2pm but were open when we went back at around 3.50pm, so it’s best to send them a message on their Instagram before dropping by Address: 18, Jalan Dhoby, Bandar Johor Bahru, 80000 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia Instagram

Amigos Horse Riding

Horse riding in JB? Yes you read that right! Amigos Horse Riding is a horse riding school that offers horse riding class and trail rides. We went on a 45-minute jungle trail (RM99/pax) which took us through an oil palm plantation, jungle and also along a short coastal stretch where you can see the straits of Singapore and Pulau Ubin.

The trail was really scary for me at first as I have no horse riding experience and they allow riders to control the horse without a trainer holding onto the reigns. We only had a 30 second “briefing” on how to steer the horse forward, left and right. I had so many doubts in my mind but the owner assured me that the horses are trained to recognise the path and will be able make it back to the stables even if we are separated from the group.

It can get muddy so wear shoes and long pants that you don’t mind dirtying! It rained before our jungle trail experience and I had some small spots of mud on my shoes after the experience but were barely noticeable unless you are looking up close.

Do book in advance, especially if you’re planning on heading there on the weekends. We got lucky as someone cancelled, otherwise we wouldn’t have been able to go on this experience as we booked really last minute. You can contact them via Facebook.

Tip: Get an evening slot as it can get really hot and humid in the jungle.

Edit: As of early 2023, they have opened another branch, which is just a 20-minute drive from the Tuas-Second Link Expressway.

Getting there: Driving would definitely be the best option. It is easy to get a Grab/taxi from town but it can be difficult to get a taxi from the stables. It took us a few tries before managing to get a Grab back into town.

UPDATE JULY 2023: The Pasir Gadang branch is closed from 27 July onwards for renovations, I’ll update again when they reopen.

Opening hours: 9am – 12pm, 2.30pm – 7pm, closed on Mondays Address: TANJONG PUTERI RESORT: Jalan Tanjong Puteri 1, 81707 Johor Darul Takzim, Malaysia LEISURE FARM: Jalan Polo, Leisure Farm, 81550 Gelang Patah, Johor, Malaysia Website | Instagram | Facebook

Shi-ba Cafe

You’ve probably seen images of the furry cuties at the Shi-ba Cafe floating around the internet. Having gone slightly viral when they first opened, Shi-ba Cafe is Malaysia’s first Shiba Inu cafe located in the cafe-centric Mount Austin.

Shibas are one of my favourite dog breeds so I knew I had to check this spot out. We stayed for about an hour and bought a pack of Shiba treats for RM2 to bait the dogs into befriending us. Tailor your expectations if you do decide to visit as the dogs may not come up to you if you do not have treats for them.

Prices have increased since my visit to the cafe and it is now RM22/entry on weekdays, RM27/entry on weekends and RM12 for children 12 years and below. The entry fee includes a refillable drink.

According to their Facebook page , reservations are required before visiting, so do remember to book beforehand!

The cafe also serves food, so you can choose to have a meal here too. Otherwise, there are many eateries along the streets around Shi-ba Cafe.

Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 3pm, 4pm – 10pm Address: No 01, Mount Austin, 12, Jalan Austin Heights 8/4, Taman Mount Austin, 81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia Instagram | Facebook

Johor Premium Outlets (JPO)

The layout and design of Johor Premium Outlets (JPO) is pretty similar to that of the outlet villages in Europe and there are around 130 stores in JPO, including Lululemon, Prada, Bottega Veneta and Burberry.

In my opinion, JPO is nothing compared to what you’ll get in London’s Bicester Village or Paris’ La Vallee Village , but it still has a decent selection of brands. I did notice that the selection of goods in the “branded” outlets such as Prada and Bottega Veneta were not great, but it is expected that popular styles would not be in the outlet.

My favourite was the Lululemon outlet, which had a good variety of female activewear. I bought 2 Action Always Tee at around SGD 50 each (original retail price is SGD 90 – 98), which was quite a steal in my opinion.

Reach early during the weekends to avoid the crowds. We got to JPO before 11am and the place was almost empty. When we were leaving around 1pm, the place was packed and many shops had a long line, with the queue outside Gucci and Coach being especially long.

It was easy to get a Grab to and from JPO so no worries if you are not driving. If you do choose to spend the entire day here, there are also food options , though limited.

Opening hours: 10am – 10pm Address: Jalan Premium Outlets, Bandar Indahpura, 81000 Kulai, Johor, Malaysia Website | Instagram | Facebook

HOME by Tales Of Paws

HOME by Tales Of Paws is home to a quite a number of uncommon breed of dogs and cats. The dogs are cats are housed separately and I only visited the cat cafe section. We got there around 1pm on a weekday and it was just us and another visitor in the cafe.

Most cats were asleep except for 3-4 cats that were curious and wanted to play. The cats seem to be more intrigued by our tickets than the cats toys provided though haha.

The cat cafe is pricey for Malaysia’s standards and they even charge foreigners a different rate. The entry fee includes a scoop of ice cream and bottle of water. Entry fee starts at RM58 (≈SGD 17) for foreigners on a weekday.

Opening hours (cat cafe): 11am – 7pm Opening hours (dog cafe): 10am – 6.30pm Cat Cafe Facebook | Dog Cafe Facebook

During our JB trip, we stayed at Holiday Inn, which was connected to City Square Mall and paid around SGD 100 per night for the cheapest room. We booked 2 days prior to traveling to JB so the last minute booking may have played a part in the high price. We chose this hotel because it was near the causeway but if you want something cheaper and don’t mind traveling, it would definitely be better to choose a hotel further away from the causeway.

The room we got was alright, good enough for a comfortable one-night stay, but my only gripe is that there were some stains on the table which left me wondering if they wiped all the surfaces in the room.

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2D1N Batam Tour Package + Ferry + Hotel + Lunch Itinerary

(Singapore Time) 90 Minutes Before departure time : Assemble at Harbourfront Centre, Collect your boarding pass and Embark on high-speed air conditioned ferry to Batam. (Please refer to the Ferry Time Under the Booking Information).

(Batam Time) Upon arrival at Batam Center International Ferry Terminal and after immigration and custom clearance, you will be greeted by our experienced and friendly Local Guide (Red Color Uniform) and escorted to awaiting air-conditioned bus and start our One Day Batam City & Shopping Tour. En route you will be visit:

• Welcome to Batam landmark
• GOLD COAST BATAM: A new place in Batam where you can enjoy views of natural beauty and beach with views of 3 countries. In here you can also find Instagrammable spots for you to take pictures with your loved ones.
• ELITE ADVENTURE & SEA SPORT: A new place for you to experience your favorite water sport activities in Batam like Jetski, Parasailing, Canoe, Banana Boat, ATV) with own expenses. One Stop Service (Golden Layer Cake, Polo outlets, 1st Factory Outlet) with own expenses. Golden Factory Outlet and Batik Outlet.
• Lunch will be serve at GOLDEN PRAWN .
• LOCAL CULTURAL DANCE “KUDA LUMPING”
• Golden City: where coverage very wide range of sport activity such as High Rope Teambuilding, GoKart Circuit Centre, Paintball, Flying Fox, etc. (at Own expenses), Taman Mini Indonesia, Cheng Ho Mosque and Golden Cheng Ho Cruise.
• Entrance to Dino Gate’s
• Entrance to THE ILLUSION
• Peaceful Temple Monastery Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya.
• Last stop will be BCS (Batam City Square) Mall & Massage
• 17:30 pm Transfer to ferry terminal for ferry back to Singapore

18:00 hrs Transfer to Hotel for check-in & Free Leisure

** Tour Itinerary subject to change depending on weather condition and unforeseen circumstances.

Day 2 (2D1N) /Day 3 (3D2N)

07:00 hrs Breakfast 11:30 hrs Check-out Hotel Transfer to Ferry Terminal (standby timing subject to change)

Note: For 3D2N Package, Day 02 Will be Free & Easy, Day 03 Will be Check-out Hotel and Transfer to pier).

Package Includes

• 2-way Ferry Tickets (Singapore to Batam to Singapore)
• 2-way Land Transport from (Batam Ferry Terminal to Hotel/Resort)
• Accommodation with breakfast

Package Excludes

• Pre-departure ART/PCR test in Singapore
• S$29 Ferry Tax will be payable upon collection of boarding pass at Batam Fast ferry counter, Harbourfront Centre #02-50/51 (Singapore Passenger Departure fee of S$7/pax, Surcharge of S$15/pax & Batam Terminal Fee of S$7/pax.
• Guide  & Driver Tipping of $2/pax
• Travel insurance
• Visa-on-arrival fees (if applicable)

Also known as 2D1N Batam Tour Package, this package includes 2-way Batam ferry tickets from and to Singapore, accommodation with breakfast, 2-way Batam land transfers, and a Batam city tour with seafood lunch and massage (optional). It’s a value-for-money package where you will visit Batam’s main attractions on a coach with other travellers, accompanied by a bilingual (Mandarin & English) guide.

3 Days 2 Nights Batam Tour Package

For a 3 Days 2 Nights Batam Tour Package , simply extend you stay by changing the checkout date on the booking system.

If you have never been to this unique Indonesian island or you have no intention of exploring Batam’s main attractions on your own, book this hassle-free 2D1N Batam tour package. Suppose you intend to visit certain attractions and prefer to discover the numerous things to do in Batam at your own pace, you can opt for the basic 2D1N Free & Easy Batam Ferry Promotion + Hotel

Whether you are travelling alone, as a couple, with friends, or family members, this 2D1N Batam Tour Package from Singapore is suitable for anyone! For a similar destination to consider, you might want to check out the Bintan packages on our sister site, BintanGetaway.com .

Most travellers typically book a 2D1N (2-Days-1-Night) Batam Package for a short weekend getaway from Singapore. Whenever possible, consider going on a weekday as you can beat the crowd. In addition, you could save some dollars as many Batam Hotels and Batam Resorts offer lower weekday rates. Batam is most crowded with tourists during public & school holidays, so that’s when hotels and resorts would implement additional peak surcharges.

How To Book - Batam Hotel / Resort + Ferry Package

Booking our 2D1N Batam Tour Package gives you not just the lowest possible price, but also the most convenience in 3 easy steps.

1. Select your preferred Batam Hotel or Resort, room type, travel dates, ferry timing, and number of travellers.

2. Input all travellers’ details

3. Make your payment by credit /debit card. Done!

**To book a 2D1N Batam Tour Package, select the  8.20am Ferry from Singapore to Batam .

You may select to a tour with or without 60-min body massage. (Massage option not available at the moment) You may refer to our detailed step-by-step video guide on How To Book .

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What do you mean by extension night?

Hi Rajesh, extension night is the additional night stay that you would like to have for your trip.

Hi, We have total number of ten adults and planning to have two days one night package tour in batam on 18 Oct 2017. We also looking at the tour come with body massage and dinner beside the standard package lunch and breakfast. Hear from you soon .

Hi Jovine, Thank you for your enquiry. We have emailed you on your request. Looking forward to your update!

We are a family of 7 include 2 senior. How much is the package of 3 days 2 nights. Date: 9 Dec to 11 Dec 2017 (3 rooms = 3+2+2) Include city tour, ferry and Swiss-Belhotel Harbour Bay include breakfast. Thank you

Hi Wendi, thank you for your interest in our Batam packages. We have emailed you on your request. Looking forward to your update.

hi im interested in staying at turi beach resort and holiday inn batam. would like to know if u could help us arrange 2nights at each place from 13 December to 17 December inclusive of ferry, transfer, daily breakfast, taxes etc. would also like massages for my husband and i, a female for me and a male for my husband. we will be gg with our 2 children, 4 yrs old and 1 yr old. please quote cheapest price meaning if it would be cheaper for turi first or holiday inn first. thank you.

Hi Siti, thank you for your interest in our package. We have emailed you on your request. Please do check it out.

would like check out 2d1n packages to batam , either 29-30dec or 30-31dec

is it possible to let me know the quotes and accomodation?

there will be 3 adults.

Hi Kx, Thank you for your enquiry. We have emailed you on your request. Looking forward to your update.

What is the cost? https://batamgetaway.com/packages/2d1n-batam-tour-package-ferry-hotel-tour-lunch-massage/

Hi Mr Sim, Thank you for your enquiry. As spoken over the phone, we have emailed you on your request.

Please advise price for 2 pax : 1. Land tour only at Batam -27 Dec 2. Ferry + land tour + 1N Gideon Hotel 3. Ferry + Land tour

Hi Kancy, Thank you for your enquiry. We have emailed you on your request. Looking forward to your update.

Do you have a 2D1N tour package for Malaysian from Stulang Laut to Batam Center>? Stay at Allium Batam Hotel.

Hi Lily, Thank you for your enquiry. We have emailed you on your request. Looking forward to your update.

Hi, may I have the itinerary details for 2D1N Batam tour + Ferry + Hotel + Lunch + Massage? I want to know where we will go for the tour. Then, when I try to book it, after I choose the hotel for 2 persons. For example, Eska hotel batam package total is $90. Does it mean I only pay $90 for 2 persons for tour + Ferry + Hotel + Lunch + Massage? And this is USD? Thank you,.

Hi Chun Hou, thank you for your interest in our Batam packages. We have emailed you on your request. Looking forward to your update.

Our residents plan for a 2D/1N Batam trip including ferry , hotel , tour , shopping , 2x lunch , 1x breakfast and seafood dinner . Most likely date in December . Entourage expected : 25 adults and children

Please provide suggested itineraries and cost per pax .

Hi Stevens, thank you for you enquiry for your group. We have emailed you on your request. Please do check and get back to us.

Our plan for a 2D/1N @ Harris Resort Batam Package (Waterfront) trip including ferry , hotel , shopping , 2x lunch , 1x breakfast and seafood dinner . Most likely date in August 2020. Entourage expected : 10 adults, and Children (1 – 5 years old )

Hi Henny, we have replied to your enquiry. please do check your email. Thank you.

Hi I lost communication with Yvonne just now on the 2D1N 10 Nov staying in I Grand. – 10 pax Pls let her know to send me official quote. to

Hi Johnson, Thank you for your message. Yvonne will get back to you as soon as possible.

Can i know if this is the all inclusive pricevi have to pay for the package selected? Do I need to pay extra for any other things? And how many paxs to a room?

What is this means “Note : 4 adults option will be based on 2 rooms” ? 2paxs or 4paxs in a room?

Hi May, thank you for your enquiry. The statement means that for the option with 4 adults, 2 rooms will be provided. Meaning 2 adults in one room. Hope this clarifies.

Hi, My client is looking for a package for his company incentive trip, for 6 girls and 8 guys. 1. Date: 24-25 Nov 2018 2. stay in apartments, one for girls and one for guys 3. price including ferry tickets and seaport tax, transportation in Batam and day tour/activity Please reply your offers to us, thanks.

Hi Sam, Thank you for your enquiry. We have sent you the details of your enquiry via email. Looking forward to hear from you.

Hi is the tour arriving via batam harbour bay terminal ? Taking horizon fast ferry?

Hi Aarron, for the package with day tour, the ferry will be based on Batam Fast ferry from Harbourfront Ferry Terminal to Sekupang Ferry Terminal. Since the tour will commence from Sekupang Ferry Terminal, we will not be able to arrange via Horizon Fast Ferry.

Hi, I would like to ask if you have a villa for 15person with include with breakfast and tour on feb 9 2D1N.Thanks!

Hi Vangeline, thank you for your enquiry. We have email you with regards to your request. Looking forward to your update.

I am going to Batam from 29/3 to 31/3/19. Can I book your 2D1N (for 30/3/19 to 31/3/19) Hotel + Ferry + Tour but I will go to Batam 1 day earlier (29/3/19) and only join your tour on day 30/3/19, stay at the hotel of your package and return to Singapore on 31/3/19 per your tour timing. In this case can I use the Singapore departure ferry ticket from this package? On 29/3/19 accomodation will be on my own.

Hi Alix, thank you for your enquiry. We have email you with regards to your request. Looking forward to your update.

A gp of 7 pax planning to hv 2D1N batam weekend trip Pls quote us the itinerary

Hi Evelyn, thank you for your enquiry with BatamGetaway. We have sent you a quotation via email. Kindly check and get back to us. Thank you.

Hi, i’m organising a 2D1N batam stay with day tour for my company. Can you email me the package price for 13 to 14th Apr 2019? We are looking at 20 pax group size. please include price for child with bed and child wo bed. Thank you.

Hi Linda, thank you for your enquiry with us. We have emailed you with regards to your request. Looking forward for your update.

Hi, can you resend again? i dont seem to receive the email. Thank you.

Hi Linda, we have resend with regards to your enquiry. You may email us > [email protected] if you unable to receive it.

Do you’ve a day-trip to Batam for 3 persons.? Spa & Massage

Hi Henry, Good Evening. We forwarded you an email. Kindly check and let us know for the details. You may also reach us at this email [email protected] . Thanks

I got 4 Adults, 2 teenagers, 2 kids (7yr + 1yr). I would like to book for 2D1N batam trip with tour. How many rooms should I book? Which hotel more convenient?

Hi EH Tan, Greetings from Batam Getaway. We forwarded you the quote as per discuss at our chat service. Please check and let us know for any assistance needed. Thanks

I want to stay in Turi Beach resort from May 25th to 26th. We are 3 adults 1 child and 1 infant. Could you please share the price. I am not able to book using this side as maximum 4 pax is allowed.

Thanks, Nassir

Can I know how can I fix 3 adult with 2 kids (5 year old and 2 year old) into 1 room, it only able to fix 4 pax per room. I more prefer on resort like Harris Resort Waterfront Batam. Can I know the package for 2D1N and 3D2N, thanks.

Hi, i would like to join a 2d1n with citytour. Staying @ BCC hotel. They will be about 6pax to go. Maybe i know the price for it ?

May I know once I book,

how to make payment and how am I getting the tickets and such?

Hi Linda, thank you for your question. We have created an FAQ based on your question, for the benefit of everyone. You may refer to the answer here . Hope this helps!

Dear person in charge,

I have total 18 pax and we are looking at 2 day 1 night (ferry +hotel+ 1 day tour) package for company trip.. The date we preferred is 17 June. We would like to stay nongsa point marina resort. How should I book it? For the last stop of the tour is batam shopping mall, can I change to nagoya shopping mall instead? How much is the total for 18 pax for the package? Hope you can email me the details. Thanks and hope to hear from you soon.

Best regards,

I will join 2D1N citytour, at 4june,at bcc Hotel, take 4 room only (total=7adult +1child v bed, 1child without bed n 1 infant).. May I know how much the price?

For Tour Only: 08:20 AM (SGT) Harbourfront to Sekupang Ferry Terminal

who can select this option, i am planning to visit with 2 adults and 2 children.

Hi, We have a family of 4 includes 2 senior

How much is the package of 2 days 1 night Date: 21 June to 22 June (we have room) we looking for at tour come with body massage and include Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Please quote the cheapest price.

Hi I would like to book for Holiday Inn Resort Batam Package (4*) – Special Package Two Bedroom Suites with Set Lunch for 4 persons. Could you please send the quotation to my email. Thank you.

Hi, I have 3 couples (6 adults) intend to travel to Batam (any hotel/resort) from 9 to 11 August 2019. Please advise the type of package that is suitable for 3 couples. Thanks.

Request batam suitable trip for a family ( 2 adult, 2 teenager and 1 kid). 2D1N package included ferry to and fro + hotel +tour. Tentative ( 9 August 19 ~ 10 August) thanks

Hi I wish to go batam on 9 Sep(Mon) to 11 Sep(Wed) 2019. Total 3 adults and 3 children. Prefer to include also city tour. Kindly give me a quotation, Thank you

We have a family of 6 including 2 seniors. How much is the package for 2 days and 1 night. Date: 2nd to 3rd Nov 2019 We are looking for a package which includes a stay in Nagoya Mansion Hotel and Residence + Breakfast, 2-way Ferry Tickets, 2-way Batam Land Transfers, City Tour, Lunch, Dinner,, Massage, Ferry Tax and Travel Insurance.

We are a group of 4 adults including 1 senior who requires the aid of walking stick. We are looking at 2d1n tour package for 20 -21 sep (fri to sat). Which hotel would you recommend? Thanks.

Hi! We are a group of about 14 people looking for a one night stay in Batam, preferably resort with nice surroundings for 6th to 7th Sept 19. Pls get back to us asap.

2 Pax, but we will take a ferry going to Batam from Johor Malaysia. Would it be okay to meet the tour group at Sekupang International Ferry Terminal (SIFT)?

I wanna enquiry about batam trip ..3 days two nights

Hi Thanes, Good afternoon! We replied on your email. Please check and advise the details needed. Thanks

Hi I want to enquire about 2d1n your for 3 adults. I am not sure which hotel is good but was looking at Aston Batam Hotel. I noticed that for 3 pax there is only the option of 1 double bed or 2 single bed.. I have 3 adults, is it possible for us to have one bed each? Any recommendations for hotel to go for for my requirement? Thanks!

Hi, I would like to enquiry of 6 pax 2D1N batam city tour and accommodation in Harris center hotel on 15/12/19-16/12/19. I tried to book but the system is not allowing me to book for 6 pax. Pls assist on how to book for 6 pax and quote us the itinerary. Thank you.

I am looking for 3 days 2 nights Batam package including ferry tickets SIN/BATAM/SIN Check-in 24Dec 6 adults (2 triple rooms) or 3 bed room apartment Please advise availability and rates Thanks

I am looking for 3D2N Hotel + Ferry + Tour package for 2 adults + 2 children (8 and 9 years old). Prefer to have 1 room able to sleep all 4 of us. Check-in 26 Dec, check-out 28 Dec. Please advice availability and itinerary.

Hi Jace, we have replied to your enquiry. please do check your email. Thank you.

I would like to travel on 9 Jan to 11 Jan, Please assist to provide package for 2 Adults and 2 kids. Travel from JB, Malaysia

Hi Indra, we have replied to your enquiry. please do check your email. Thank you.

We have a family of 8 adults, 1 senior and 1 children 5 years old.. How much is the package for 2 days and 1 night. Date: 1st Aug to 2nd Aug 2020. We are looking for a package which includes a stay @ Harris Resort Barelang + Breakfast, 2-way Ferry Tickets, 2-way Batam Land Transfers, City Tour, Lunch, Dinner,, Ferry Tax and Travel Insurance.

Hi, I’m planning my company trip for estimated 30-40 pax. Possible please include some group activities and private chartered.

Below details is for your reference:- Date: 10 – 12 Apr 2020 / 01 – 03 May 2020 (3 days 2 nights)

Thank you and hope to hear from you soon.

Hi Agnes, we have replied to your enquiry. please do check your email. Thank you.

Please give quote for 2pax…2d/1n to Batam for 4star hotel near shopping mall inc breakfast + ferry fare plus transfer to and fro from Spore on 3rd and return 4th Feb 2020.

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JB Day Trip Itinerary — Where to Eat, Play and Shop Under S$70

Go beyond your typical JB day trip to KSL and City Square while sticking to a friendly budget!

First published: 5 July 2022

Many of us head to Johor Bahru (JB) for one of two reasons: to shop or to cafe-hop. After all, cheap shopping steals are all there is to JB right? — Not exactly.

It’s true that prices are cheaper across the Causeway, but there’s so much more to eat, play and shop in JB than just shopping malls or aesthetic cafes.

Apart from your familiar hot spots, this adventurous itinerary will show you how to zhng your JB day trip with panoramic skyline views, a bustling night market, and an exciting pop-up theme park.

Plus, you don’t have to spend much to enjoy these cool experiences at all!

JB Day Pre-trip Essentials

Before anything, you might want to secure some things for a hassle-free experience.

Connectivity: We booked a 4G eSIM Card, just enough for one day ( ~S$9 for 2.5GB/5 days via Klook)

Activities: Pre-purchase your tickets online for cheaper prices. For instance, we bought our tickets to Skyscape (also via Klook ) and saved ~S$4/adult.

*Pro-tip: Use the code <THETRAVELINTERN> on Klook to get 5% off all activities with a min. spend of S$50 (discount cap at S$15). Apply the promo code when you checkout. One-time use only!

Cash: Cards are accepted in malls and cafes, but not at traditional stalls like Salahuddin or the night market. Hence, we recommend changing cash for the trip. When paying for bigger ticket items in shopping malls, use multi-currency cards like YouTrip or Revolut to avoid lousy exchange rates.

Transportation: We have a dedicated section for getting around JB later on, but you might want to download Grab as it may be the cheaper option for groups. For instance, the bus to KSL from Customs costs RM2/pax but a Grab that can take four people costs RM5.

If you’re exploring regions beyond JB, then you might want to take a look at Klook’s All-in-One Value Pack for Malaysia . It’ll give you discount vouchers for activities, SIM cards, airport transfers, etc. You can save up to ~S$95 when you use all the vouchers included in the pack!

Budget Breakdown for JB Day Trip

Transport: S$7.28 Activities: S$26.38 Miscellaneous: S$35.32 Total:  S$68.97

(detailed breakdown for 1 pax here)

Getting to and around Johor Bahru (JB)

There are three options to get to Johor Bahru via public transport: 1) Train from Woodlands Train Checkpoint (S$5 to JB and RM5 to SG) 2) Bus 160/170 from Opposite Kranji MRT Station , or Bus 170X from Kranji Station (S$1.25/ one-way journey) 3) Grab Bus from various locations like Changi Airport, Expo MRT, Marsiling MRT and more (from S$3 to S$11 per person)

The train ride is a more comfortable option at only S$5/one-way trip (S$5 to JB and RM5 to SG), without having to squeeze compared to the bus.

*Pro-tip: Pre-book your train tickets as seats get sold out quickly.

Meanwhile, public buses offer the flexibility of time without having to rush for your ride. At Kranji Station , all three buses to JB arrive every 15-20 mins (depending on road conditions). Or book a bus on the Grab app to secure a seat and ride in comfort!

You’ll have to alight at the Woodlands Checkpoint for immigration, before continuing your journey across the Causeway to Malaysia’s checkpoint.

A fuss-free option for groups of four (or more) is to share a one-way car transfer between Singapore and JB. There are car options that even seat up to 9 pax! You won’t need to alight at both checkpoints, and you can choose pick-up / drop-off points that suit your itinerary.

When travelling around Johor for a day trip, Grab is an affordable and convenient option even for those on a budget. From Customs, a ride to KSL Mall costs about RM5, while further places like the Euro Fun Park cost only RM24.

To book a Grab, you’ll need to buy data for your day trip. Check out prices for data roaming with your service provider. Or, book a  4GB eSIM  (~S$9) via Klook.

9AM: Breakfast at Jalan Tan Hiok Nee

A short 15-minute walk from Customs, you’ll find the heritage street of Jalan Tan Hiok Nee . With various old-school eats and plenty of aesthetic cafes, Tan Hiok Nee is home to both the “old” and the “new” where trends and tradition co-exist.

Hiap Joo Bakery & Biscuit Factory

Be prepared to queue.

When visiting the Hiap Joo Bakery & Biscuit Factory , you’ll probably find yourself in a long snaking line with people eager to get their hands on their delicious, fragrant banana cake.

Photo credit: @cathxerica.foodescapades via Instagram

While Hiap Joo Bakery does export its banana cakes to Singapore, the cheaper prices and joy of savouring these cakes fresh out of the oven are worth the trip down. Each box comes with 10 slices of cake, just enough to bring some home to your family!

Cost: RM12/box (~S$3.50) Opening hours: 7:30AM – 4:30PM, closed on Sun How to get there: 15min walk from JB CIQ Checkpoint ( Google Maps )

Restoran Hua Mui

Another great breakfast place to visit before cafes open at 10AM is the open-air eatery, Restoran Hua Mui .

Their signature Hainanese Chicken Chop (RM18.90) is what most people go here for, while their toasts and sandwiches are also available if you’re looking for something lighter.

We tried some interesting drinks that you won’t encounter much in Singapore, like the Kopi Gu You — coffee with butter (RM3.80) and the Three Layer Milk Tea, also known as the Milk Kopi (RM6.90).

Opening hours: 8AM – 5PM How to get there: 1min walk from Hiap Joo Bakery ( Google Maps )

Salahuddin Bakery

Salahuddin Bakery is one of JB’s oldest eateries and feels much like a living museum. Since opening back in 1937, they have retained their rustic and antique decor with Peranakan tiles, complete with old-school signages and calendars.

Traditional bakes and pastries sold here include bread, cakes, and curry puffs — all baked in an old wood-fired oven. We tried the Karipap Ayam (RM3.50) and Sugar Puff (RM2), which is a good try if you like flaky and crumbly pastries!

Opening hours: 9AM – 6PM, closed on Fri How to get there: 2min walk from Restoran Hua Mui ( Google Maps )

11AM: Hunt for Instagrammable Street Art

Photo credit: @beverlyb via Instagram

Before the midday sun hits, take a stroll around Jalan Tan Hiok Nee and its nearby streets. You’ll find vibrant street art and olden architecture that make for good outdoor photo spots!

There are several interesting murals and painted pillars along Jalan Trus and Jalan Ibrahim as well. We saw a large dugong on the side of a building along Jalan Ibrahim! Let us know in the comments if you spot any, and where 🕵️

12PM: Cafe-hopping

Trust us when we say that Jalan Tan Hiok Nee has plenty of cafes — we saw about 10 cafes within a short 15-minute walk around the neighbourhood.

The well-known ones here are The Replacement – Lodge & Kitchen , Chaiwalla & Co. Container Cafe or Flowers in the Window . But here are a few more to check out:

Bev C’afe

With rustic, woody interiors, Bev C’afe is relatively small but cosy. According to their menu, they serve what they like to eat! We found unique creations such as the Jackfruit Cheesecake (RM10) and Leicha Cake (RM16).

The Jackfruit Cheesecake is an interesting try, albeit a little tiny. The strong scent of jackfruit didn’t overpower the taste of the cake — overall, it produced a delicious but balanced flavour. The Citrus Honey Lemon Soda (RM14) also paired well with it and makes for a refreshing finish.

The cafe is located on the second floor, above the Bev C concept store .

Opening hours: 10AM – 6PM, closed on Wed How to get there: 1min walk from Salahuddin Bakery ( Google Maps )

Recommended by the staff at a now defunct gallery nearby, Offee Cafe boasts a sleek, white modern interior.

One can probably guess what it’s known for — yes, coffee! ☕️ They serve interesting creations including the Coconut Latte (RM12) and Oat Latte (RM12).

While I’m more of a tea person, coffee lovers Shai and Bren gave the cafe and its coffee an 8/10 for its taste and ambience.

Opening hours: 8AM – 12AM How to get there: 1min walk from Bev C’afe ( Google Maps )

Bonus: Principle Cafe by T.A.M. (Jalan Trus)

Special mention goes to Principle Cafe at Jalan Trus . It’s a 10-minute walk from Bev C’afe and Offee Cafe, but only a stone’s throw from our next stop in this JB itinerary.

The menu is pretty extensive, serving up breakfast items, pizzas, pastas, and a variety of cakes and tarts. We tried their Hojicha Terrine Tart (RM13) which had an intense hojicha taste and was ✨not too sweet ✨.

Not gonna lie — prices are slightly higher than average, but worth it for the quality of its dishes and all-around zen vibes. Plus, you can now pre-purchase dining vouchers via Klook to save up to 20% off your bill!

Opening hours: 8:30AM – 6PM How to get there: 11min walk from Offee Cafe ( Google Maps )

2PM: Panoramic Skyline Views at Skyscape

Skyscape is most famous for the glass-floored sky bridge located on the 33rd floor.

At 149m above ground, the translucent glass floor may be challenging for people with acrophobia (fear of heights) — although Bren took it alright! Here, we enjoyed a panoramic overview of Johor Bahru and the Causeway bridge.

Skyscape also offers complimentary activities included in your ticket, like virtual reality games, access to the observation deck, and the TikTok-famous LED tunnel amongst others.

We pre-booked our Skyscape adventure through Klook , so that all we had to do was have our QR code scanned at the entrance.

Cost: ~S$10.30/pax , RM5 (~S$1.50) for shoe covers (paid on site) Opening hours: 9:30AM – 5:30PM, last entry at 4PM How to get there: 5min walk from Principle Cafe ( Google Maps )

3PM: Shop Near KSL City Mall

KSL City Mall is no stranger to most Singaporeans; it’s easily accessible via Grab or by a feeder bus at Customs. You’re guaranteed to have something to do here as they have many establishments like KTVs, massage parlours, and shopping options.

But other than shopping inside the mall, step outside and you’ll find new interesting places to explore.

Avery-Day Convenience Concept Store

For all snack-lovers like myself, this unique convenience concept store could most probably make for your dream snack heaven 😍

Located outside KSL City Mall at the CBTL entrance, Avery Day sells snacks from various countries: Thailand, Taiwan, China, Korea, Japan… you name it. We recognised some familiar snacks but bought those that are less commonly found in SG.

For example, this Taiwanese yoghurt drink (RM9.90) caught our eyes as it came in the shape of a milk bottle. We can’t remember the last time we drank from milk bottles but we decided to try it once again that day.

It did feel weird drinking from a teat, but the yoghurt was tangy and refreshing.

Hot snacks like fried chicken, fries, and nuggets are also available. After you’ve done your shopping, you can enjoy your snacks at the outdoor sitting area on the second floor!

Opening hours: 9AM – 12AM How to get there: ~8min taxi/Grab ride from Skyscape ( Google Maps )

Pasar Karat

Take a step out of Avery Day and join the crowds at Pasar Karat . It’s a night market that stretches a few hundred metres down the street and will probably take a good 30 minutes to walk down the entire lane.

There were many stalls selling local delights such as fried carrot cake, Assam laksa, BBQ skewers, chendol (iced green jelly dessert) — we were absolutely spoilt for choice. We had a great dinner snacking on a little bit of everything.

Some stalls also sold everyday items like nail cutters, fire starters, and water bottles that make for good souvenirs to bring home.

Entrance fee: Free Opening hours: 6PM – 2AM, closed on Mon How to get there: 15min taxi/Grab ride from Avery Day ( Google Maps )

7PM: Pop-up theme park at Euro Fun Park

To end off the night with a bang, visit Euro Fun Park , a pop-up theme park!

The rides here are pretty thrilling — I dare say they’re better than your typical neighbourhood fairs. Our top choices were definitely the Vortex and Space Flyer.

The Vortex takes you cartwheeling high up into the air while you spin around endlessly for a fun yet dizzy experience. The Space Flyer takes the usual spinning chair carnival ride but goes up high to 30m in height.

Rides are paid in tokens (RM2 each). For instance, the Vortex requires 15 tokens while the Space Flyer requires 10 tokens.

Entrance fee: RM5 (excl. cost of rides) Opening hours: 7PM – 12AM

*Note: The theme park occasionally shifts around to different locations in Malaysia. Check their website for updates before you go!

Planning your Budget JB Day Trip

A day trip to JB can be lighter on the pocket if you plan ahead! That means pre-booking activities that you want to do, having your multi-currency cards ready, and planning which transportation to use. That way, you’ll have more money for the fun stuff like shopping and cafe-hopping!

And don’t forget to check out Klook’s Great JB Getaway Page for special deals on food and activity bookings!

*Pro-tip: Use the code <THETRAVELINTERN> on Klook to get 5% off all activities with a min. spend of S$50 (discount cap at S$15). Apply the promo code when you checkout. One-time use only!

Save on cafe-hopping with discounted dining vouchers or skip the queue for popular food spots like Kam Long Ah Zai Curry Fish Head 💁🏻‍♀️ There are options for the Signature Curry Fish Head or Fish Tail (meat only), in S/M/L portions that serve up to six pax!

I’ve been guilty of sticking to shopping malls on my usual visits to Johor Bahru (thank the weather 🥵), but this day trip to JB got me wanting to explore more of the city’s not-so-hidden gems that I’ve long overlooked.

One such area is Taman Mount Austin, a 20 to 30-minute drive from the JB City Centre. Aside from aesthetic cafes , there are interesting activity centres and craft workshops where you can tuft your own rugs or try your hand at decoden . Check out our 3D2N JB Itinerary for more things to do on a weekend trip!

PSA: Klook drops promo codes for 10% off JB hotels every Wednesday — remember to snag this for more savings on your next JB trip 👀

Read also: 12 Best JB Hotels Near Sentral, Mt Austin Other Popular Areas Best for Shopping, Cafe-hopping

What else do you usually do on a day trip to JB? Let us know in the comments below and we might include it in the itinerary!

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Thanks for an interesting write up. Amlooking into cafe hopping for my next trip. Another reason I go JB for is body massage, paying MYR 132 for 2 hours, and using WISE card get good exchange rates too.

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