As one of the world’s most popular cruise destinations, Singapore has become the gateway to a distinctive and diverse Southeast Asia experience, with its vast array of cruise options and pre- and post-stay experiences.
A compelling destination where passions are made possible, the country feeds the spirit of adventure and discovery and enables travellers to deepen their passions. With a whole host of exciting events and activities, Singapore is the place to visit this year.
Offering a diverse, ever-expanding range of experiences which combines the Singapore signature brand of multiculturalism with its shared heritage, history and connection with foreign lands, this Southeast Asian hotspot should be at the top of your clients’ lists when booking a cruise holiday in 2024.
Customers are spoilt for choice when it comes to picking a cruise line, with Princess Cruises, Oceania Cruises, Cunard, Seabourn, Regent, Celebrity Cruises, Viking, Silversea, Holland America Line, Azamara, Royal Caribbean, NCL, Marella Cruises, Ponant, Virgin Voyages, Crystal, Fred Olsen and Carnival Cruise Line offering itineraries to Singapore.
Here are five of Singapore’s most enticing attributes:
- A City in Nature
Singapore, which is one of the greenest cities in the world, plays home to a thriving network of green spaces where nature is restored into urban environments. Explore Singapore Botanic Gardens, which are on the UNESCO’s World Heritage List; Singapore’s islands, rich with nature and wildlife; take a trip to Singapore Zoo or discover the hidden natural beauty of the city-state with a hiking trail.
- Multiculturalism
The cosmopolitan nature of Singapore is a feature which keeps travellers returning time and time again. Take a private food tour of China Town, explore different cultures in Little India and Kampong Gelam, or discover Peranakan culture as you stroll past heritage shophouses in Katong-Joo Chiat.
- Exciting food culture
Last year, a total of 55 establishments were awarded with Michelin Stars – including street food stall Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle. Elsewhere, Singapore’s Hawker Culture has been inscribed on UNESCO’s Representative List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
- Connectivity
With ample connectivity and accessibility, with strong uplift from the UK, Singapore is the perfect choice for a fly-cruise break. Singapore Changi International Airport is just an 30-minute drive from Marina Bay Cruise Centre, both are which situated in the city, removing the hassle of long-winded pre- and post-travel for your clients.
- Awe-inspiring architectureÂ
World-renowned for its architectural ingenuity, Singapore features some of the globe’s most recognisable infrastructure. Visit the Gardens by the Bay with its two huge, contemporary glass structures; Merlion Park and its striking waterfront feature; or the 55-story-high Marina Bay Sands.