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Explore Bugis Street: Shopping & Cultural Adventures

Immerse yourself in the electric energy of Bugis Street, Singapore's ultimate destination for shopping, street food, and cultural discovery. Dive into a world of vibrant markets, affordable fashion finds, and authentic local flavors that define the heart of the city. Whether you are embarking on a guided sightseeing tour or exploring hidden gems at your own pace, Bugis Street offers an unforgettable sensory experience. From bustling walkways to unique cultural encounters, discover why this iconic landmark is a must-visit for every traveler seeking authentic Singaporean charm and endless excitement.

4.6/5 visitor ratingTours from $54.744 top-rated experiences75% free cancellation

At a glance

Tour Price

Tour Price

$55–$90 typical

Full price range: $55–$174

Rating

Rating

4.6/5 stars

Based on 77 pooled reviews with ~92% positive sentiment

Tour Length

Tour Length

3.8 hours median

Typical duration: 2.5–9.6 hours

Best For

Best For

Cultural experiences

100% of available tour options

Booking Info

Booking Info

75% free cancellation

100% of tours offer instant confirmation

Tour Style

Tour Style

Scooter or Walking

50% of options are scooter tours

4 Products

#instawalk: Bugis, Waterloo, Kampong Glam

#instawalk: Bugis, Waterloo, Kampong Glam

2 hrsFree cancellation
4.88 (60 reviews)
99.18%
0.82%
lovelylearnedunique tour
Viator
$56
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#instawalk: Bugis, Waterloo, Kampong Glam
Summary

Instagram worthy shots are the rage for generating interest in new places discovered. A great Insta shot becomes a massive draw for locals and travelers alike and can transform a place, destination, food find, street into cult status. This was the inspiration behind our Instawalks series where our w...

Inclusions
  • An accompanying nano-influencer to share how to take insta-worthy shots!
Itinerary
  • Bugis Street
  • Sri Krishnan Temple
  • Kampong Glam
Good to know
  • Public transportation options are available nearby, Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Singapore Street Food and Ethnic Quarters Kick Scooter Tour

Singapore Street Food and Ethnic Quarters Kick Scooter Tour

3.5 hrsFree cancellation
5 (8 reviews)
95.83%
4.17%
really goodfunrecommend
Viator
$55
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Singapore Street Food and Ethnic Quarters Kick Scooter Tour
Summary

Bring along your sense of adventure, sense of balance, and an empty stomach on this one-of-a-kind tasting journey. Encounter a mélange of cultures and religions, colourful heritage shophouses, instaworthy street art, a bustling night market and vibrant streetscapes. Experience a burst of flavours...

Inclusions
  • Kick scooter rental, licensed tour guide, 7 types of street food/drink, and disposable poncho.
Itinerary
  • House of Tan Teng Niah
  • Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple
  • Campbell Lane
  • Selegie
  • Sri Krishnan Temple
  • Kuan Yin Thong Hood Cho Temple
  • Albert Mall
  • Bugis Street
  • Bugis Junction
  • St Joseph's Church
  • Cathedral of the Good Shepherd
  • Chijmes
  • Raffles Arcade
  • Haji Lane
  • Sultan Mosque
Good to know
  • Public transportation options are available nearby, Not recommended for pregnant travelers, Suitable for all physical fitness levels, Are children aged 7 years or below allowed to participate? No., Are people who weight more than 100 kg allowed to participate? No.
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Singapore: Johor Bahru to Singapore Full-Day Tour

Singapore: Johor Bahru to Singapore Full-Day Tour

12 hrs
4 (5 reviews)
45%
55%
The best tour
Viator
$195
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Singapore: Johor Bahru to Singapore Full-Day Tour
Summary

Fulfilled by Singapore Escorted Tours: What we are recommending is to start with Sentosa, the vibrant island filled with joy, exciting events, themed attractions, golden sandy beaches, F&B & the list goes on! Next, Merlion is the city’s national icon which possesses the body of a fish and the head o...

Inclusions
  • Service of experienced driver
  • Hotel pickup and drop
  • Highway and other tolls
  • Bottled water
Exclusions
  • Sightseeing entrance fees
  • SG Arrival card
Itinerary
  • Sentosa Island
  • Gardens by the Bay
  • Orchard Road
  • Merlion Park
  • Arab Street
  • Bugis Street
Good to know
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, Public transportation options are available nearby, Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap, Suitable for all physical fitness levels, The SG Travel card is a mandatory requirement to visit Singapore and each traveler needs to apply for it at least 3 days prior to participation (since it may take 1 - 2 days for processing) via the official link or mobile app (both iOS and Android versions are available)., for a booking the minimum passengers needs to be accompanied with two adults
Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

Singapore: Sunset Kick Scooter Tour

Singapore: Sunset Kick Scooter Tour

4 hrsFree cancellation
4.5 (4 reviews)
100%
0%
FabulousHighly recommended
Viator
$55
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Singapore: Sunset Kick Scooter Tour
Summary

From our base in Little India, we’ll make our way to Merlion Park and Marina Bay to watch the setting sun gradually transform the bright blue sky to crimson, peach and lilac, and the city lights of the world’s third largest financial hub come on to illuminate the bay in technicolour. Enroute, we’ll...

Inclusions
  • Kick scooter rental, refreshment, and disposable poncho during inclement weather.
Exclusions
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off, and gratuities.
Itinerary
  • Kuan Yin Thong Hood Cho Temple
  • Sri Krishnan Temple
  • National Museum of Singapore
  • Peranakan Museum
  • Armenian Church Singapore
  • Central Fire Station
  • Singapore River
  • Victoria Theatre & Victoria Concert Hall
  • Anderson Bridge
  • Merlion Park
  • Clifford Pier
  • Marina Bay
  • Gardens by the Bay
  • Civilian War Memorial
  • Raffles Arcade
  • Bugis Street
  • Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay
Good to know
  • Public transportation options are available nearby, Not recommended for pregnant travelers, Suitable for all physical fitness levels, Are children aged 7 years or below allowed to participate? No., Are people who weigh more than 100 kg allowed to participate? No., Transport time by kick scooter of about 55 mins is already included in the tour duration.
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Pairs well with

Landmarks travelers visit on the same route as Bugis Street.

National Library of Singapore
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National Library of Singapore

350 m away • from $6

Arab Street
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Arab Street

400 m away • from $5.2

Haji Lane
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Haji Lane

450 m away • from $5.2

MINT Museum of Toys
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MINT Museum of Toys

500 m away • from $25

Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to the most common questions travelers ask before visiting.

Across the booking platforms we compare, tours of Bugis Street split evenly between scooter tours and walking tours. Both are cultural experiences led by a guide, so you'll get insight into the area's history and character. Scooter tours let you cover more ground quickly, while walking tours offer a slower pace and closer look at street-level details. Both formats run as group tours.

Most tours we compare fall in the $55–$90 range, with prices stretching up to $174 depending on duration and what's included. The median sits at $55, so you can find solid options at the lower end of that band. All options we compare offer instant confirmation, so you can book and get started quickly.

About half of the options we compare include a guide, and about half come with a poncho (useful in Singapore's tropical weather). All tours are cultural experiences, so you're paying for local knowledge and context rather than just access. Check the individual tour listing for specifics on what's bundled with your choice, since inclusions vary.

Tours range from about 2.5 to 9.6 hours, with a typical duration around 3.8 hours. Most fall into that shorter to mid-range window, so you can fit one into a morning or afternoon without blocking out your whole day. Exact length depends on whether you're doing a focused walking or scooter tour or a longer cultural deep-dive.

Yes, roughly three-quarters of the options we compare offer free cancellation, giving you flexibility if your plans change. All tours also come with instant confirmation, so you'll know right away that you're booked. Check your specific tour's cancellation policy at checkout, since a small number may have stricter terms.

Reviews are overwhelmingly positive, with an average rating of 4.6 stars across 77 combined reviews across booking platforms. Travellers repeatedly use words like lovely, unique, and fabulous to describe the experience, and many say they learned something new. The consensus is that these tours offer a genuine cultural insight into one of Singapore's most character-filled neighbourhoods.

Tours are offered in English and Chinese across the options we compare. If you need a tour in another language, check the individual listing details, as availability may vary by operator and date.

At the $55 median price point, most tours offer strong value, especially those that include a guide and last around 3–4 hours. Scooter tours let you see more in less time, while walking tours give you a deeper, slower-paced cultural experience. With nearly 92% of reviews positive and travellers consistently praising the learning and atmosphere, any option in the standard price band is worth booking ahead, since popular time slots fill up.

The options we compare split evenly between kick scooters and walking. Scooters cover more area in your tour window and suit travellers who want a faster-paced overview, while walking keeps you immersed in street-level details and is better if you want to stop and explore. Both are guided cultural experiences, so your choice depends on your pace preference and comfort level.