Private Singapore Walking Tour with a Local Guide - Fully Customizable. Discover Singapore your way on a private walking tour designed around your interests. Explore iconic landmarks, cultural neighborhoods, and heritage gems with a knowledgeable local guide who brings the city to life through stories and insider tips. Choose from 2, 3, 4, or 6 hour tour options and explore at your own pace.**All tours include free hotel pickup in Central Singapore or at the ports, except for the 2-hour option. 2 or 3 hours: A quick introduction to Singapore’s highlights and main attractions. 4 hours: Go deeper into Singapore's history and culture at two vibrant districts. 6 hours: Immerse yourself in three districts, seeing a selection of city sights and cultural highlights as your guide shares deeper insights into Singapore's past and present.

Discover a spectacular display of orchid hybrids at Singapore’s National Orchid Garden, located within the UNESCO-listed Botanic Gardens. See rare blooms named after world leaders and celebrities. Admission tickets are not included, but your guide will assist you at the ticket counter to purchase them.

Visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in the heart of Chinatown, Singapore, and marvel at its stunning Tang-style architecture. Home to a sacred relic believed to contain the Buddha’s tooth, this temple offers visitors a rich cultural and spiritual experience with ornate halls, intricate carvings, and a rooftop garden.

Singapore’s iconic Merlion statue, a hybrid of a lion half-lion, and fish symbol represents the city’s origins as a fishing village. Enjoy stunning views of Marina Bay, capture panaromic photos, and hear about Singapore's urban transformation over the years.

Explore the vibrant Kampong Glam district, a historic Malay-Muslim quarter in Singapore, and stroll along Haji Lane, famous for its impressive street art and lifestyle offerings. Discover the rich heritage of the area, including the Masjid Sultan Mosque as your local guide provides engaging context to the historical district.

See the Singapore River, a historic waterway that has witnessed the city’s evolution from an early port settlement to a global metropolis. Your local guide will point out important landmarks and hidden gems that most tourists miss, while connecting you to Singapore’s iconic skyline, where neoclassical architecture contrasts with ultramodern skyscrapers. You can also enjoy a river boat cruise with your guide (expenses are on your own).

Experience breathtaking panoramic views of Singapore’s skyline, harbor, and southern islands from Mount Faber, one of the city’s oldest hilltop parks. Walk along the Henderson Waves, Singapore’s highest pedestrian bridge, famous for its unique undulating design and mesmerizing vistas of the harbour and Southern ridges. After the tour, if you plan to explore Sentosa Island, your guide can show you to the Singapore Cable Car attraction.

Not to be missed is the culturally vibrant Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple in the heart of Little India, Singapore. Admire its colourful gopuram (tower), intricate holy carvings and sculptures while learning about Hindu traditions and customs and the temple’s cultural significance from your local guide. A must-visit for those interested in Singapore's multi-religious heritage and traditional architecture.

Visit St. Andrew’s Cathedral, the largest Anglican church in Singapore, located in the heart of the Civic District. Step back in time as your local guide shares stories of life under British rule. Admire its neo-Gothic architecture, elegant spires, and stained-glass windows while learning about the cathedral’s rich history and role in Singapore’s religious and cultural heritage. A must-see for lovers of architecture and history.

Explore Gardens by the Bay, Singapore, featuring the futuristic Supertree Grove and the cooled conservatories of Flower Dome and Cloud Forest. Your local tour guide walks you through lush gardens and points out rare plant species from around the world, and enjoy panoramic views of the Marina Bay skyline. The Gardens by the Bay attraction tickets are on your own expense.

Once a 19th-century coconut plantation with seafront views, Katong and Joo Chiat are now famous for their vibrant Peranakan culture, heritage shophouses, and street art. Your local guide will share cultural and historical insights into the traditions and cultures of the Peranakan community.