Singapura Passeios

It was an amazing experience, so many things to see and enjoy at the same time. It was fun. I really loved when we got to the sea, feeling the water splashing on my hand. Loved it!

A Big Bus Tour on a rainy afternoon is a wonderful way to see the history and present-day Singapore in a short amount of time. The modernized and sophisticated appearance of various parts of Singapore is truly impressive and beautiful. It's especially great that we can listen to the commentary in different languages.^^

Arrived at The Eco Club for collection and showed the Chinese lady boss my Klook QR code, but she told me she didn't know in an annoyed tone. She was quite unfriendly, but I eventually figured out that we should scan the QR code at the entrance. The entire activity was an interesting experience, except it was really hot. We bought 1 ticket for 2 of us, which meant our Monopoly money was only 1 set, but it was more than sufficient and it made sense to use just 1 phone for the activity. We bought 2 x dumplings (100M), 1 x iced americano (50M), 1 x VN drip coffee (150M). We paid for the tea with a 10% discount from the spin and win. We took a few detours as we were exploring the area, so the entire route took almost 3 hours.

Great way to spend an afternoon. Was lucky that this turned out to a private tour as there wasn’t anyone else which was a plus. Got to learn about the Raffles’ history and Nazir who led the tour was a delight! Satay at the end was so so but appreciated the snack.

¡Un tour divertido y súper genial para todos los fans de los K-dramas! ¡A nuestros adolescentes les encantó! Vimos un ensayo en vivo de K-drama y visitamos el set en los enormes estudios de MBC con las explicaciones súper enérgicas del Profesor Cho. El Profesor Cho, guía oficial de MBC, nos mostró todo el proceso de creación de K-dramas con explicaciones entusiastas y perspicaces. El tour fue coordinado por Eleven, quien fue súper dulce y atenta, el autobús era de alto nivel y todo se coordinó a tiempo.

Brought my Aussie relatives to experience the amphibian vehicle. It was an exhilarating experience. However, it would be great if the guide could narrate in English as well since Mandarin is not their native language. Its quite challenging to translate what the guide was talking as the vehicle engine was loud.

group size: 8 attractions on the way: Clarke Quay, Fullerton breaks:Yes guide: Ms Aileen. It was very interesting as we walked to Clarke Quay and understood its history. We also enjoyed the Singapore River cruise, both to and from, as it bypassed Marina Bay Sands, as well as the bay itself. Of course, Clarke Quay is formed by Boat Quay. We learned about the bridge as well. Additionally, on the land-guided tour, we went to the Fullerton Hotel to understand more about its history. We also learned about our past and present of the Singapore Republic. Lastly, what we enjoyed most was the seafood dinner at Boat Quay.

The snack bar is mediocre, but the places to rest is nice. Paid extra for a shower, and the shower facilities is the best I’ve ever had at the airport lounge, definitely can resfresh you before your next trip.

The puzzles were well thought out and it really covered the best parts that Chinatown has to offer. It also has partnerships with certain merchants which one can redeem their vouchers at during the game.