Top Singapore Overnight Tours

Take a day off from sightseeing in Singapore to experience a slice of modern Indonesian culture on this day trip to nearby Batam. Rather than spending all day on a crowded coach, enjoy a number of activities and stops at local landmarks, outlet stores and eateries. Stop by historic locations like the Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya Temple and the Cheng Ho Statue. After your day of travel, shopping and sightseeing, relax with a roughly hour-long traditional Indonesian massage.

Venture north into Malaysia and visit Kuala Lumpur and Malacca on this full-day semi-guided small-group trip from Singapore. Spend the morning sightseeing in Kuala Lumpur stopping by famous landmarks like the Batu Caves, National Palace, Independence Square, National Mosque, Petronas Twin Towers (exterior visit), as well as the Kuala Lumpur Tower (interior visit). In the afternoon, you will continue on to Malacca to experience the colonial-era charms of a UNESCO World Heritage Site onboard a scenic river cruise. Admission tickets to the observation deck of Kuala Lumpur Tower, Malacca Tower and Malacca River Cruise are included. Highlights *See both Malacca and Kuala Lumpur in 1 day (total distance: 600 miles) *Transportation by deluxe minivan with 2 DRIVERS (on rotating shifts) *Kuala Lumpur city sightseeing with English-speaking guide *Malacca city sightseeing with local boatman *Fully accredited and licensed travel agency in BOTH Singapore and Malaysia

Purchase a two-day Singapore City Pass for big savings on money and time. Includes one-time admission to top attractions, and free tickets to two more select museums, activities, or rides. Skip to the front of most lines, leaving more time for sightseeing. The pass will be emailed to you, so you even save time by not needing to collect it!

Visit two Southeast Asian countries in one day on a private tour from Singapore to Indonesia and Malaysia. Travel by high-speed ferry to Batam, Indonesia to see the Goddess Kwan Im Statue, a Balinese-style Hindu temple, and to sample Indonesian cakes. Continue by airplane to Kuala Lumpur to visit Batu Caves, National Palace, National Mosque, Independence Square, and the Petronas Towers before returning to Singapore by luxury bus.

Nestled under Malaysia’s southern border, Singapore is only a few hours drive from the country’s capital Kuala Lumpur. Whether you’ve got a strict schedule or are traveling on a budget, this day trip across the border is a great way to experience the sights and sounds of Malaysia’s biggest city without the burden of revising your travel plans. Drive around city landmarks like the Petronas Twin Towers, the National Museum and Batu Caves and stop for tours and photo opportunities.

Rather than spending ages at the Singapore-Malaysia border waiting to be processed with the rest of your tour bus, cruise right through the border and maximize your time in historic Malacca on this day trip. Cruise down the river that flows through the middle of the city, seeing a range of historic landmarks, then spend the rest of your time exploring this UNESCO World Heritage Site at your own pace with the provided walking map.

Singapore Heartland Tour is unique because you go where the locals live and you eat where locals eat. You also got the chance to visit a household and experience the conditions they live in. Jurong in the west of Singapore is slowly developing into a flourishing town and still leave some nostalgic places for enjoyment and reflection.

Did you know that Malay is Singapore's National Language? Not English or Mandarin! Want to know why? Take a self guided audio tour around Kampong Glam for some clues. This self guided audio tour traces the historical influence of Malays in Chinese-dominated Singapore. Despite the proliferation of 'unIslamic' bars and restaurants serving alcohol, Malay influence is abundant in central Singapore's Kampong Glam district. It's home to the Malay ruler's historical palace and was once the centre of the region's Haj trade – a trade serviced by a port located within walking distance from the Sultan's palace, on nearby Beach Road. Modern Singapore is immersed in Malay food, culture, traditions and language – the local 'Singlish' tongue could not exist without Malay – and the city's Malay history is an essential part of truly experiencing Singapore!