Singapore Cable Car tours

Really had a great experience booking all our tickets on klook. All from hotel to our madame tussauds, bigbus and universal studios tickets on a single app! Easy, cheaper and no hassle. Tip: Book using klook pass for better discount.

This tour was my highlight during my Singapore trip. Tour guide Nelson Lim was outstanding. He took photos of each Vistor during the tour and sent them to us using WhatsApp after the tour. He was very friendly and knowledgeable and shared his expertise where to best view the two amazing night shows. Doing the tour made it easy and efficient for me to see multiple attractions in a short period of time and made my holiday enjoyable and stress free. I highly recommend this tour.

This itinerary is relaxing and fulfilling. The tour guide's arrangements are very well-organized and thoughtful. For first-time visitors to Singapore, or those not very familiar with Singapore, this is a Singapore night tour not to be missed. Scenery on the boat: Tour guide: Polite and cordial! Itinerary: Appropriate, relaxing, and well-paced!

The Untold Stories of Singapore's Red-Light District - Keong Saik Road tour offers a fascinating look into the area's transformation from a red-light district to a cultural hotspot. Guided by a knowledgeable host, you’ll explore its colorful past, discover hidden stories, and see preserved heritage sites, making it a unique glimpse into Singapore’s layered history.

Very kids friendly activities with old folks and informative knowledge about the landmarks of Singapore even we are Singaporeans. Nice breezy ride and a good priced via Klook. Always a hassle free booking and my recommendation to everyone

Our guide, Mr Isaac, is very learned and Knows the history of early Singapore well. The tour is fun and full of history lessons. My fellow tourist asked a lot of interesting questions and are well answered by Isaac.

Used SG ReDiscover Vouchers to book the trip. It was our first time to the Southern Islands and we were looking forward to it. We had never used Marina South Pier for travel, and registering our attendance was fuss-free: a coloured sticker to denote our group, guidance and instructions for embarkation. In the week prior to the trip, our trip administrator was Jack, and he was very thorough and active in grouping us appropriately, answering queries, giving us updates leading up to the day. My wife and I were allocated to group B, led by Mr Ng HJ. Very friendly man, truly enthusiastic about the trip, able to keep track of the group, lead the group, knows a lot about the islands and the information was very interesting and helpful for us. The walking activity had plenty of stops at various points of interest, and it was never boring to stop. Whether it's the stories or the wildlife around you, you'll be constantly immersed and mesmerised, it's wonderful for history and nature buffs, and amazing if you're both. On a hot day, bring your full gear for sunny weather, including ample water, and don't skimp on it. We got onto St. John's Island at 9:30 am, followed the guided tour, then crossed the causeway to Lazarus Island for some OTOT activity. Wife and I chose to walk to Seringit and Kias islands for a quick look, while the rest of the group opted to hang around the apparently iconic Lazarus beach with leisure yachts dotting the tiny bay. By 12:30 pm we were ready to board the incoming craft to Kusu Island, where we listened to the history of the temple and the hilltop Datuk Kong shrine, and got a quick look at the red-eared sliders (tortoises). The ferry to bring us back to the mainland arrived at about 2:10 pm, so it was a total of 4+ hours spent around the islands. The guides (the tour company) anticipated the crowds and ferry timings well and made sure to get the whole group queuing early for the ferries. Food-wise, if you had a good breakfast, you don't need to bring any food with you, just some munchies for energy to walk around the islands. Time-wise, some may find that the guided part may be too long and left little for self-directed recreation. It seemed that there was flexibility for anyone to choose to split from the tour groups and follow their own itinerary, though I think most or all of us simply followed the tour timings. The islands are gorgeous. The weekend crowds are huge, but there are relatively quiet and shaded spots to be at. 10/10 will check out tours similar to this.

Although it was fun, we still prefer the first Monopoly game, Love, Lost & Found. We feel that this first game brought us further from our starting point and learnt more about Singapore. The 2nd and 3rd Monopoly game sort of circled around the same area and we thought we did not get to venture out much.