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Saturday, February 19, 2011
Singapore/Malaysia Tours
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(Tour code: ScTs/001)
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SINGAPORE TOURS | |||||||||
SINGAPORE DAILY SIT IN COACH (SIC) SIGHT SEEING TOURS | |||||||||
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SINGAPORE AT A GLANCE: | |||||||||
 | A multi-cultural melting pot, Singapore has much more to offer than shopping and skyscrapers. Peel away at its surface and you'll find a lot more than a globalization success story, and a vibrancy you weren't expecting. In fact, you'll find it hard to fit in all the temples, markets, natural wonders, nightlife and cuisine it has to offer, and probably leave wishing you'd seen more.
The best way to avoid regrets is to take an organised tour… Try a city trip through old Singapore, discovering the charms of Little India and Hindu temples en route, or experience a trishaw journey to Clarke Quay, Singapore's riverside nightlife hotspot. Or perhaps you'd like to escape modernity for a day with a trip to Old Malaya, or a leisurely cable-car ride to Sentosa Island? Whatever you choose, all your travel arrangements are taken care of — just bring a camera along! | ||||||||
TOUR DESCRIPTION: | |||||||||
| Explore Singapore City | |||||||||
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| Our final stop at Little India will entrance you with the scent of joss sticks, jasmine and spices. | |||||||||
| *Note: Admission fee of SGD 5.00 to National Orchid Garden is included in the tour and non-refundable if not utilized | |||||||||
| Jurong Bird Park | |||||||||
 | Experience Africa at the African WetlandsPenguin Exhibit and Birds and Buddies Show at the Pool Amphitheatre. which features several unique bird species. Take a ride on the Panorail for a panoramic view of the Park and into a tropical world jungle mists at the Waterfall Aviary. Enjoy the spectacular | ||||||||
| The BirdPark’s exhibits and aviaries are specially designed to closely resemble the natural of the birds. | |||||||||
| *Note: Tour duration includes travelling time to and from the attraction | |||||||||
| Morning @ The Singapore Zoo | |||||||||
 | Leave the city behind as we head north to Mandai and visit one of the world’s top and most beautiful zoos. The Singapore Zoo is spread over 28 hectares and is a haven to over 3,600 mammals, birds and reptiles including some rare and endangered species. Natural barriers like streams, rock walls and beautiful landscaping are used to separate the animals from visitors thus creating and open zoo effect. Experience this new concept in animal keeping from the comfort of your tram or on foot. | ||||||||
| *Note: Tour duration includes travelling time to and from the attraction | |||||||||
| Morning @ Sentosa | |||||||||
 | Sentosa – an island of peace and tranquility is just minutes away from the main island of Singapore. On this island, visit the Image of Singapore, where you’ll embark on a journey to experience the colourful culture and vibrant heritage of Singapore, re-told through life-size figures, animatronics and special effects. | ||||||||
| Afternoon Till Sunset @ Sentosa | |||||||||
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| After dinner, head for Songs of the Sea – Singapore’s multi-sensory extravaganza – to watch a world-class water show comprising dramatic effects, water jets, lasers, bursts of fire and foot-tapping music set in the sea. Be transported into the enchanted world where mystical sea creatures, dashing young hero, beautiful princess and all things magical come to life before your very eyes. | |||||||||
| Night Safari | |||||||||
 | The world’s first Night Safari, set in 40 hectares of secondary jungle, will unfold the mystery and drama of the tropical jungle after dusk with stunning effects. See a myriad of nocturnal animals, from fierce predators to timid forest dwellers, in their natural habitat under subtle moon-glow lighting. | ||||||||
| Singapore By Night (with Dinner) | |||||||||
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 | Our last stop for the evening will be at Raffles Hotel for a taste of Singapore’s very own concoction of Singapore Sling (included for those who have booked the tour with this option). As the saying goes, if you have not been to Raffles, you have not been to Singapore. | ||||||||
| Note: Drinks during dinner are not included. Child below 12 years will be served child menu.
Types of drinks server for tour With Singapore Sling option: Adults – Signapoer; 12 to 18 years old – Virgin Sling: Below 12 years old – Soft Drinks. Not Available on 24, 25, 31, Dec and 01 Jan | |||||||||
| Entry to Raffles Hotel lobby is subject to the hotel’s discretion. | |||||||||
| East Coast and Changi | |||||||||
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| Round Island (with Lunch)
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 | Lunch at a local restaurant before proceeding to Bright Hill Temple, a famous Chinese ancestral place of worship. Drive past the Johore Battery and view a replicated Monster Gun, the largest to be installed outside Britain during World War II. | ||||||||
| Our final stop – Changi Chapel & Museum. The museum focuses on the memories and lives of both POWs and civilian internees who survived the Japanese Occupation while the Changi Chapel is a symbolic replica of the original chapel found in the Changi Prison. | |||||||||
| *Note: Drinks during lunch are not included. Tour operates with a minimum of 02 adults | |||||||||
| Peranakan Trail (with Food Tasting) | |||||||||
 | Take a walk through the Spice Garden which sits on the original site of the first Botanic gardensPeranakan cooking. A fascinating Display of Peranakan costume, embroidery, beadwork, jewellery, procelian, furniture and craftwork provide insight into the captivating culture of the Peranakans. and uncover the intricacies of spices and herbs that go into | ||||||||
| Wander through the bustling enclaves of Katong & Joo Chiat that showcases the rich and baroque Peranakan architecture. Admire rows of colourful traditional shop houses that date back to the 1920s and 1930s. A sampling of Nonya Delicacies will complete the trail. | |||||||||
| *Note: Tour operates with a minimum of 02 adults | |||||||||
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| *Note: Drinks are not included in tour price.
No Bermudas, shorts, sandals without socks and slippers for men. No Bermudas, shorts, slippers, clogs and slip-ons for women. Tour not available on 24, 25, 31 Dec and 01 Jan | |||||||||
| Heartlands Trail Shop and Eat | |||||||||
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| *Note: Drinks are not included in tour price. Food samplings are Non-Halal and may contain lard. Tour operates with a minimum of 02 adults. | |||||||||
| Harbour Cruise | |||||||||
 | The renowned Chinese Admiral Cheng Ho (Zeng He), holds an honorable place in the Chinese history as he visited part of the world as the emissary of the Emperor of China in the 15th century. An exact replica of the famous Imperial Vessel of the Ming Dynasty, the Da Fu, M.V. Cheng ho, allows you to sail in modern comfort and safety. | ||||||||
| Passengers on the day cruises will stop at the Kusu Island, turtle Island, (except during the annual Kusu pilgrimage) to explore the Chinese Temple, Terrapin Sanctuary and Malay Shrine – the blissful blending of different religion that makes Singapore so unique. Your journey then continues past Lazarus, a popular weekend getaway for picnickers and divers, before returning to Singapore. | |||||||||
| *Note: Transfers are not included, please be at Marina South Pier, 20 minutes before actual departure time. | |||||||||
MALAYSIA TOURS | |||||||||
| Johore Bahru | |||||||||
 | Drive across the causeway linking Singapore and Malaysia. After immigration formalities, we commence our tour of Johore Bahru with a visit to a Handicraft Centre to observe batik painting. The followed by a photo stop of the Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque before arriving at local kampong. The final stop will be at a Muslim Cemetery with a view of the exterior of The Royal Mausoleum before proceeding back to Singapore. | ||||||||
| *Note: Please check whether a visa is required for entry into Malaysia and ensure that your passport has a minimum of 6 months validity. Tour duration depends on traffic conditions and immigration clearance.
Tour operates with a minimum of 04 adults. | |||||||||
| Malacca (with Lunch) | |||||||||
 | Visit Malaysia’s most historical city, which has seen the rise and fall of major empires that extended their influence to this region. The legacy of the Malay Sultanate, Portuguese, Dutch and British is evident in Malacca’s medieval charms, picturesque buildings, multi-racial population and narrow streets. This tour includes a visit to historic sites such as St. Paul’s Hill where St. Francis Xavier was interned, Cheng Hoon Teng Temple – oldest Chinese temple in Malaysia and Porta De Santiago – the Portuguese fortress. Lunch at Malacca in included. | ||||||||
| *Note: Please check whether a visa is required for entry into Malaysia and ensure that your passport has a minimum of 6 months validity. Distance from Singapore to Malacca is 290km. Tour duration depends on traffic conditions and immigration clearance. Drinks during lunch are not included. Drinks during lunch are not included. Visits to handicraft centre included if time permits. Tour operates with a minimum of 04 adults. | |||||||||
SINGAPORE DAILY SIT IN COACH SIGHT SEEING TOURSestimate 2010 price references valid till 31/march ... price subject to adjustment | |||||||||
Tour Descriptions | Pick up time | Starting Time / Duration | Frequency | Adult Price (S$) | Child Price (S$) | ||||
| Explore Singapore City | 08.30 hrs | 09.00 hrs – 12.30 hrs | Daily | S$30.00 | S$15.00 | ||||
| Jurong Bird Park | 08.00 hrs | 08.30 hrs – 12.30 hrs | Daily | S$39.00 | S$21.00 | ||||
| Morning @ The Zoo | 08.00 hrs | 08.30 hrs – 12.30 hrs | Daily | S$42.00 | S$22.00 | ||||
| Morning @ Sentosa | 08.00 hrs | 08.30 hrs – 12.30 hrs | Daily | S$53.00 | S$28.00 | ||||
| Afternoon Till Sunset @ Sentosa | 13.30 hrs | 14.00 hrs – 20.30 hrs | Daily (except Sunday & Public Holidays) | S$62.00 | S$35.00 | ||||
| Night Safari | 18.00 hrs | 18.30 hrs – 22.30 hrs | Nightly | S$47.00 | S$26.00 | ||||
| Singapore By Night (with dinner) * | 18.00 hrs | 18.30 hrs – 22.30 hrs | Nightly | S$66.00 | S$38.00 | ||||
| East Coast & Changi | 13.30 hrs | 14.00 hrs – 17.00 hrs | Daily | S$31.00 | S$16.00 | ||||
| Round Island (with lunch) ** | 08.30 hrs | 09.00 hrs – 16.00 hrs | Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday | S$73.00 | S$36.00 | ||||
| Peranakan Trail (with Food Tasting) | 08.30 hrs | 09.00 hrs – 12.00 hrs | 18.30 hrs – 20.30 hrs | S$45.00 | S$22.00 | ||||
| Footsteps of Raffles | 13.30 hrs | 14.00 hrs – 18.00 hrs | 18.30 hrs – 20.30 hrs | S$44.00 | S$22.00 | ||||
| Heartlands Trail Shop & Eat | 13.30 hrs | 14.00 hrs – 17.00 hrs | 18.30 hrs – 20.30 hrs | S$40.00 | S$20.00 | ||||
| Harbour Cruise |
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| 18.30 hrs – 20.30 hrs |
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| Morning Glory Cruise | NA | 10.30 hrs – 13.00 hrs | 18.30 hrs – 20.30 hrs | S$27.00 | S$14.00 | ||||
| High Tea Cruise | NA | 15.00 hrs – 17.30 hrs | 18.30 hrs – 20.30 hrs | S$32.00 | S$16.00 | ||||
| Dragon Cruise | NA | 15.00 hrs – 17.30 hrs | 18.30 hrs – 20.30 hrs | S$27.00 | S$14.00 | ||||
| Dinner Cruise | NA | 18.30 hrs – 20.30 hrs | 18.30 hrs – 20.30 hrs | S$55.00 | S$29.00 | ||||
Malaysia Tours | |||||||||
| Johore Bahru | 08.00 hrs | 08.30 hrs (5 – 7 hrs) | Daily (except Public Holidays) | S$33.00 | S$17.00 | ||||
| Malacca (with Lunch) | 08.00 hrs | 08.30 hrs (12 – 15 hrs) | Daily (except Public Holidays) | S$80.00 | S$41.00 | ||||
| All prices are in Singapore Dollars and prices are inclusive of 7% Goods and Services Tax. | |||||||||
| * Denotes that half day excursion where dinner is included in tour fare.
** Denotes that full day excursion where lunch is included in tour fare. For Malaysia Tours, passports are required on these tours with minimum 6 months validity. | |||||||||
| Footsteps of Raffles – Drinks are not included in tour price. No Bermudas, shorts, sandals without socks and slippers for men. No Bermudas, shorts, slippers, clogs and slip-ons for women. Tour not available on 24,25,31 Dec and 01 Jan
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Customers feedback A must on any trip to Singapore is to visit one or more of the hawker centers. Basically the hawker centers are a variety of food stalls under one roof. The hawker stalls are somewhere between street food and a restaurant. Advantages are that the hawker centers have lots of seating, eating utensils, and are generally cleaner and safer than your average street food and every bit as delicious in most cases. If you've been street food shy in the past, definitely grab a snack, lunch or dinner at one of these centers! My favorite is Lau Pa Sat, Clementi Hawker Central more choices , but there are several all over Singapore. | |||||||||
