Singapore River Cruise: Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, Chinatown

The Singapore River Cruise offers a journey where the history of the city unfolds before you. Cruising down the historical river, you'll see a stunning blend of old and new buildings. Highlights include passing by Boat Quay (the oldest quay, established in 1842), Cavenagh Bridge (1869), the magnificent Fullerton Hotel, the iconic Merlion Park, and the modern marvel, the Marina Bay Sands resort.

Experience Singapore at night with Spectra, a dazzling, free multimedia show that transforms Marina Bay into a stage of light, water and music

Watch fountains dance, lasers slice through misty air, and vibrant projections shimmer over the water all set to a sweeping orchestral soundtrack while the city skyline glows behind you

Ideal for first time visitors and night owls alike, this 15 minute spectacle blends heritage and modernity into a magical waterfront memory.

Stroll through the vibrant streets of Chinatown and soak up the rich blend of history, culture and everyday life. You’ll pass by colourful heritage shophouses, hidden temples, lively markets and local shops, each corner telling a story of Singapore’s Chinese heritage

- Explore narrow alleyways filled with historic charm. Visit sacred temples like Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum and Sri Mariamman Temple beautiful examples of traditional architecture and spiritual life

- Wander through old style five foot ways and peek into traditional trades, tea houses and family run shops

- Dive into local flavor, discover quaint markets, street snacks and cultural treats that make Chinatown alive and authentic

Whether you’re exploring historic temples, browsing heritage storefronts, or simply feeling the heartbeat of old town Singapore, this walking tour brings Chinatown’s soul to life.

Step into one of Singapore’s oldest landmarks, a Victorian cast iron market turned buzzing hawker centre, where heritage and hawker culture meet in the heart of the city

- Enjoy signature local cuisine under its sprawling heritage roof, from classic dishes like chicken rice, laksa, char kway teow and wanton noodles, to late night grilled satay skewers served outdoors

- Come evening, Boon Tat Street beside the market transforms into the famed “Satay Street”, the largest open air satay scene in Singapore, where smoky charcoal grills and sizzling skewers draw hungry visitors under the stars

Whether you crave comforting hawker food, want a taste of local nightlife, or simply love historic architecture paired with good eats Lau Pa Sat delivers all that and more in one iconic stop.