Begin your tour on a revamped Vietnam War-era vehicle, which is an amphibious vehicle that runs on land and water. Accompanied by a professional guide, your day will begin with a drive around the city’s most prominent landmarks, including the historical Padang, City Hall – declared a national monument in Singapore, and the War Memorial – built over a burial chamber with 606 urns. Next, it’s time for a splashdown into the waters of Marina Bay. Visit Iconic Landmarks Experience the beauty of the Lion City as you take in breathtaking views of the iconic Merlion, the Marina Bay Sands – inspired by ancient Roman cities and The Esplanade Theatres – built in the shape of a durian, the Helix Bridge, and many more landmarks that define the Singapore skyline. Itinerary Marina Square | Marina Bay | Marina Barrage | Marina Bay Sands | Gardens By the Bay | Bay South | Singapore River | Merlion | Helix Bridge | Floating Stadium | Marina Bay Financial Center | Singapore Flyer

Discover how the city comes to life after dark by joining us on the Singapore Night Tour! Enjoy a scenic ride of the colonial district area on FunVee Open Top Double Decker Bus. Get a glimpse of the Capitol, Supreme Court, Parliament House, The Arts House, National Gallery and Padang. Try local food at Boat Quay and watch Marina Bay Sands Spectra Light & Laser Show. Stop over at the UNESCO-awarded landmark CHIJMES for shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Who is Mr. Lee Kuan Yew? What was he like as a young boy, a husband, a father and a friend? What were his values? How were they shaped? Much of what we know of Singapore's founding father is inextricably tied to the Singapore story. But what was he like as a man? How much of Mr. Lee's childhood do you know of? What was his relationship like with his mother, grandmother and father? Next, we chart out the beautiful love story of Mr. and Mrs. Lee, how they met and how their relationship blossomed. We share episodes and uncover gems about the mutual love, admiration and respect they had for one another. We also visit Oxley Road, the Lees residence for 50 years. A visit to their humble home cannot go without mentioning his simple ways and lifestyle. Next is Tanjong Pagar, the constituency Mr. Lee choose as his home base for nearly 60 years. And to our final stop, we end off in front of the steps at the National Gallery Singapore in front of the Padang. Min 4 pax to commence

Republic Grandstand: Want to see the cars fly by at full throttle? Head over to the Republic Grandstand. You’ll catch them speeding into turn 4, weaving through turn 5, and hitting the first DRS zone where a lot of overtaking happens. Plus, you get a killer view of the Singapore Flyer and the city skyline. It's right by Gate 2 and the Promenade subway station. Padang Grandstand: Located on the left side of the track, this spot offers a prime view as drivers accelerate towards the challenging Singapore Sling at Turn 10, reaching speeds of up to 275 km/h. The grandstand overlooks historical landmarks of Singapore. You can also enjoy diverse local and international foods at Portside Hawkers and Dockside Hawkers, all set in a lively festival environment. Pit Grandstand: This spot is perfect if you want to be right in the middle of the action. You’ll have a prime view of the Pit Straight where the cars come flying around the final bend at 200 km/h. Watch the drivers speed past the Pit Lane, gun it around the final corner, and cross the finish line, all at breakneck speed. And when the race is over, you're right there to see the celebrations and the trophy lift. It's the best seat in the house for race fans. Singapore Grand Prix With a 1-Day Pass, you'll have the chance to choose any one of the three days of the event to attend and immerse yourself in the world of high-speed racing. The Singapore Grand Prix is held annually at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, a 4.928-kilometer track that winds its way through the heart of Singapore's downtown area. With 19 turns and a mix of long straights and tight corners, this circuit is a true challenge for drivers and a thrilling spectacle for fans. Throughout the event, you'll have the chance to see some of the world's top drivers in action, including Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. These skilled drivers will push their cars to the limit as they compete for the checkered flag and a place on the podium. In addition to the races, the Grand Prix weekend features a range of activities and entertainment for fans of all ages. From live music and food stalls to meet-and-greets with drivers and exclusive behind-the-scenes tours, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Event schedule Day 1: Sep 20 3pm to 4pm Free Practice 1: This is the first opportunity for the drivers to get out on the track and get a feel for the car and the circuit. The session lasts for 60 minutes and all teams are allowed to participate. 6:30pm to 7:30pm Free Practice 2: This is the second practice session of the weekend, and it follows a similar format to the first. It also lasts for 60 minutes and all teams are allowed to participate. Day 2: Sep 21 3pm to 4pm Free Practice 3: This session takes place in the morning and is the last opportunity for teams to fine-tune their car setups before qualifying. It lasts for 60 minutes. 6:30pm to 7:30pm Qualifying: This is the session where drivers compete for pole position on the starting grid. It consists of three parts: Q1, Q2, and Q3. In each part, drivers have a limited amount of time to set their fastest lap. The five slowest drivers in Q1 are eliminated, and the remaining drivers move on to Q2. The five slowest drivers in Q2 are eliminated, and the remaining drivers move on to Q3. The driver who sets the fastest lap in Q3 earns pole position on the grid. Day 3: Sep 22 5:30pm onwards Race Day: This is the main event of the weekend, and it typically takes place in the afternoon. The race distance can vary, but it is usually between 190 and 300 km (120-186 miles). The drivers start the race in the order determined by qualifying, and the first driver to cross the finish line is the winner.

City Tour Begin your journey at Kampong Glam, an area where modernity meets tradition. This district has a history that dates back to Singapore’s colonial era as the allocated area to the Malay, Arab and Bugis communities. Explore the city by driving round the Civic District, passing by the Padang, Singapore Cricket Club, historic Parliament House and the National Gallery Singapore. The Gallery consists of the former Supreme Court Building and the City Hall. Next, stop at the Merlion Park and enjoy the impressive views of Marina Bay. Do not miss out this picture-taking opportunity with The Merlion, a mythological creature that is part lion and part fish. Visit Thian Hock Keng Temple, one of Singapore’s oldest Buddhist-Taoist temples, before driving past Chinatown. Proceed to Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site – the Singapore Botanic Gardens and walk through the National Orchid Garden which boasts a sprawling display of 60,000 orchid plants

Super Pit Grandstand: At the Super Pit Grandstand, you'll be seated on the upper rows of the Pit Grandstand, directly facing the team garages. Your view of the Pit Straight will be full and wide, making it the ideal spot to watch the exhilarating race start and finish. The moment the winner of the Singapore Grand Prix crosses the line will be a spectacle to behold, as if you were right in the middle of a dazzling fireworks display. Each ticket comes with a comfortable seat pad, $100 in food vouchers, five drink vouchers per day, and up to S$100 in merchandise vouchers. Pit Grandstand: Get a front-row seat to all the heart-racing excitement on the Pit Straight as drivers speed around the final corner at an exhilarating 200 km/h. Enjoy a clear view of the Pit Lane, starting grid and finish line while you cheer on your favorite racer. When the race ends and the winner is crowned, join in the trackside celebrations to witness the victory firsthand. Pit Entry Grandstand: Positioned at the final turn of the circuit, the Pit Entry Grandstand offers a direct view of the track and the Marina Bay backdrop. It's an ideal spot to observe the cars' precision as they approach the pit lane at 60km/h. Pit Exit Grandstand: Prepare to be riveted as you watch a high-stakes drama of cars exiting the pit lane and seamlessly rejoining the race. Your prime location on the driver's left ensures you won't miss a heartbeat of the intense action. It not only offers thrilling racing action but also puts you within arm's reach of mouthwatering food vendors. Turn 1 Grandstand: At Sheares (Turn 1), the start-finish straight comes to an end and the thrill of F1 comes to life. Watch the drivers flex their skills as they battle for the best position at the first bend. Feel the intense braking power of the F1 cars as they whip around the corner, having just reached a staggering 290 km/h down the Pit Straight. Turn 2 Grandstand: Perched atop the circuit, spectators can witness the spectacular show of skilled racing as cars accelerate to a blazing 290 km/h, navigating the first three turns. Here, fans will get a front-row seat to the action, as cars break and turn, their engines roaring and brakes screeching. The drama unfolds as the cars approach Sheares (Turn 1), before quickly transitioning to Turn 2, then slowing down to 90 km/h for Turn 3. Chicane @ Turn 2 Grandstand: This stand gives a view of the inside of Turns 1 to 3, a strategic point to watch the intense overtake, and one of the track’s hotspots. Padang Grandstand: For those seeking the thrill of speed and the hustle and bustle of colonial Singapore, the Padang Grandstand is the ideal spot. Take your seat to the left of the driver and witness the cars tearing out of Turn 9 and hurtling down St Andrew's Road at a tremendous 240km/h. Bayfront Grandstand: Situated beneath the Benjamin Sheares Bridge, the Bayfront Grandstand offers views of the cars decelerating for Turns 16 and 17, and speeding past towards the Marina Bay Street Circuit's final corners. It's easily accessible and provides a scenic route to the track. Promenade Grandstand: Located by Marina Bay, the Promenade Grandstand provides a refreshing setting to watch the drivers expertly navigate the final corners of the track, with the stunning Singapore Flyer in the background. Orange @ Empress Grandstand: Experience the Singapore Grand Prix at the Empress Grandstand, situated right next to the Victoria Theatre. From this prime spot you will have spectacular views of turns 11 and 12 in Marina Bay. Watch the cars power through the curves in front of you and then race under the iconic Anderson-Bridge arch. A ticket to the Empress Grandstand grants access to Zone 4! Republic Grandstand: Located by Turn 5, observe the cars at full speed past Turn 4 and navigating through Turn 5. This spot also offers quick access to transport options and is a new addition to the viewing areas. Connaught Grandstand: From here you get access to the most thrilling views of the F1 cars as they streak across the Esplanade Bridge, reaching speeds of up to 280 km/h. Watch in awe as they battle for position, screeching and skidding as they try to outmaneuver each other before Turn 14. If you're a fan of the fast-paced, heart-racing world of F1, this is your seat! Singapore Grand Prix Experience the thrill of the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2023 with a 3-Day Pass that gives you access to 13 seating options across the track. From the excitement of the Starting Grid to the thrill of the Checkered Flag, you'll be right in the heart of the action. With a 3-Day Pass, you'll have access to all the action, from the practice and qualifying rounds on Friday and Saturday, to the main event on Sunday. You'll be able to watch as the drivers line up on the starting grid, revving their engines and preparing for the green light. Watch as Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen navigate the 19 turns of the Marina Bay Street Circuit, reaching speeds of up to 300 km/h. This high-speed track, surrounded by towering skyscrapers, showcases the skills and agility of these elite racers as they navigate the tight turns and speed down the straightaways. Event schedule Day 1: Sep 20 3pm to 4pm Free Practice 1: This is the first opportunity for the drivers to get out on the track and get a feel for the car and the circuit. The session lasts for 60 minutes and all teams are allowed to participate. 6:30pm to 7:30pm Free Practice 2: This is the second practice session of the weekend, and it follows a similar format to the first. It also lasts for 60 minutes and gives teams more time to experiment with different combinations of tires, fuel loads, and settings. Day 2: Sep 21 3pm to 4pm Free practice 3: This session takes place in the morning and is the last opportunity for teams to fine-tune their car setups before qualifying. It lasts for 60 minutes. 6:30pm to 7:30pm Qualifying: This is the session where drivers compete for pole position on the starting grid. It consists of three parts: Q1, Q2, and Q3. In each part, drivers have a limited amount of time to set their fastest lap. The five slowest drivers in Q1 are eliminated, and the remaining drivers move on to Q2. The five slowest drivers in Q2 are eliminated, and the remaining drivers move on to Q3. The driver who sets the fastest lap in Q3 earns pole position on the grid. Day 3: Sep 22 5:30pm onwards Race: This is the main event of the weekend, and it typically takes place in the afternoon. The race distance can vary, but it is usually between 190 and 300 km (120-186 miles). The drivers start the race in the order determined by qualifying, and the first driver to cross the finish line is the winner.

We begin our journey from Suntec City to see the Fountain of Wealth before continuing towards the Padang area, followed by a stop at the Merlion Park where you can take beautiful pictures with the Singapore icon. Other prominent attractions in that area includes the picturesque Fullerton Hotel, Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, Singapore Flyer, Marina Bay Sands Hotel and the Helix Bridge. A section of the tour will also bring you to Chinatown to see the Thian Hock Keng Temple, one of the Singapore’s oldest and most important temple of the Hokkien people in the country. The last leg of the tour will bring you to Faber Peak Singapore @ Mount Faber, Singapore’s iconic hilltop destination to catch a fascinating view of the city skyline. Drive thru LittleIndia for some cultural sights and sounds before we alight all guests back to their respective hotels.(may vary depending on the timing.) Estimated Pick-up Time: 0900 Hrs

The tour will start off right after the sun sets, and take you through the best spots in town ranging from busy streets to stunning parks. Explore the inspirational, surreal eco-friendly nature park that is the Garden by the Bay and snap futuristic photos at the Supertree Grove as the trees come to life! After this, you will be driven across the famous tourist sights including Merlion Park, Padang, the National Museum, the former Supreme Court, and the City Hall. Finally, embark on a scenic river cruise and make your way to Clarke Quay - a riverside festival village dedicated to having a good time. Schedule Departs at 6:45pm from Marina Square Frequency: once every evening Duration: 3 hours

The open-top double-decker bus takes you on a journey through Singapore's bustling streets, passing by the city's key landmarks such as Merlion Park, Clarke Quay, Botanic Gardens, and Orchard Road. Capture stunning views of the city's skyline from the upper deck of the bus, and enjoy an enriching audio commentary that highlights the city's history and culture. Marina Bay Route The Marina Bay Route will take you on a scenic tour of the bay, where you'll be able to marvel at the modern architectural marvels of Singapore, such as the Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Flyer, and the ArtScience Museum. As you soak in the stunning views of the bay, the guide will share fascinating insights about the history and significance of each landmark. Captain Explorer DUKW™ Tour This tour takes you from the city streets to the waterways of Singapore. On board a fully restored Vietnam War-era amphibious vehicle, you'll experience the thrill of driving on land before splashing into the water for a unique perspective of the city. Along the way, you’ll get to see the city's landmarks, including Esplanade, Padang, Supreme Court, City Hall, and War Memorial. This exciting tour is a must-do for anyone looking for an unforgettable adventure in Singapore!

Get on a unique amphibious vehicle and kick start your Singapore exploration via 30min land and 30min water. Accompanied by DUKW professional tour guide, you will not only tour the city in style, but also learn more about its history, culture and traditions. Drive around the city and see famous landmarks: Esplanade, Padang, Supreme Court, City Hall and more. Get ready for a splashdown as you slide into the waters of Marina Bay and continue the tour along the Singapore River.

We begin our journey from Suntec City to see the Fountain of Wealth before continuing towards the Padang area, followed by a stop at the Merlion Park where you can take beautiful pictures with the Singapore icon. Other prominent attractions in that area includes the picturesque Fullerton Hotel, Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, Singapore Flyer, Marina Bay Sands Hotel and the Helix Bridge. A section of the tour will also bring you to Chinatown to see the Thian Hock Keng Temple, one of the Singapore’s oldest and most important temple of the Hokkien people in the country. The last leg of the tour is National Orchid Garden is located on the highest hill in the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Three hectares of carefully landscaped slopes provide a setting for over 1,000 species and 2,000 hybrids, with about 600 species and hybrids on display. Estimated Pick-up Time: 0900 Hrs

Stamford Grandstand: Affordable and close to the action, this grandstand offers views of hard braking at turn 7 and acceleration towards turn 8. Nearby, you can catch performances at the Esplanade Outdoor Theatre and the Padang Stage. Padang Grandstand: Situated left of the driver’s perspective, this spot lets you watch cars speed out of Turn 9 and down St Andrew's Road. Experience the race with a backdrop of colonial Singapore. Pit Grandstand: Positioned along the Pit Straight, this grandstand gives you a clear view of the Pit Lane, starting grid, and finish line. It's a good place to see the race conclude and participate in the celebrations. Zone 4 Walkabout: This ticket allows movement around Zone 4, including viewing areas at turns 11, 12, and 13 near historical landmarks like the Fullerton Hotel and Anderson Bridge. It also includes access to the Zone 4 Stage for live performances. Premier Walkabout: This option offers the most flexibility, allowing access to all four zones of the circuit. You can explore different views, including the Pit Straight and various turns, and have access to hospitality areas for food and drinks. Concerts at the Padang Stage and Zone 1 Stage are also included. Singapore Grand Prix This 3-day combi package for the Singapore Grand Prix, allows you to view the race from different locations each day. Held on the Marina Bay Street Circuit, this 4.928-kilometer track features a challenging layout with 19 turns, combining long straights and tight corners that weave through Singapore’s downtown. Watch world-class drivers like Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen as they navigate this demanding circuit, vying for victory under the city lights. Beyond the race, enjoy a full weekend of festivities including live concerts, gourmet food options, driver meet-and-greets, and exclusive tours of the pit and paddock areas. Event schedule Day 1: Sep 20 3pm to 4pm Free Practice 1: This is the first opportunity for the drivers to get out on the track and get a feel for the car and the circuit. The session lasts for 60 minutes and all teams are allowed to participate. 6:30pm to 7:30pm Free Practice 2: This is the second practice session of the weekend, and it follows a similar format to the first. It also lasts for 60 minutes and all teams are allowed to participate. Day 2: Sep 21 3pm to 4pm Free Practice 3: This session takes place in the morning and is the last opportunity for teams to fine-tune their car setups before qualifying. It lasts for 60 minutes. 6:30pm to 7:30pm Qualifying: This is the session where drivers compete for pole position on the starting grid. It consists of three parts: Q1, Q2, and Q3. In each part, drivers have a limited amount of time to set their fastest lap. The five slowest drivers in Q1 are eliminated, and the remaining drivers move on to Q2. The five slowest drivers in Q2 are eliminated, and the remaining drivers move on to Q3. The driver who sets the fastest lap in Q3 earns pole position on the grid. Day 3: Sep 22 5:30pm onwards Race Day: This is the main event of the weekend, and it typically takes place in the afternoon. The race distance can vary, but it is usually between 190 and 300 km (120-186 miles). The drivers start the race in the order determined by qualifying, and the first driver to cross the finish line is the winner.