DAY 1: ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE.

A Private Chauffeur will be at the Arrival Point to pick you up in a Private Vehicle and Transfer to The Hotel.

EVENING SINGAPORE GUIDED NIGHT TOUR.

Highlights:

- Singapore River Cruise (35 mins): Scenic ride past iconic landmarks along the historic river.

- Merlion Park: Quick photo stop with Singapore’s iconic statue. - Gardens by the Bay Light Show: Enjoy the dazzling Garden Rhapsody at Supertree Grove.

- Spectra Show at Marina Bay Sands: Stunning light, water, and laser show.

- Optional Drop-Off at Lau Pa Sat: End the tour with local eats at this famous hawker center (dinner not included and self-arrange back to the hotel)

What Travelers love about this tour:

- Perfect blend of culture, entertainment, and sightseeing - Seamless and comfortable transport - Great photo opportunities at Singapore’s most iconic spots - A local guide adds depth and color to your night adventure

This tour is a combination of Transport, Walking, and a River Cruise.

Overnight at The Hotel.

DAY 2: UNIVERSAL STUDIOS® SINGAPORE.

Universal Studios® Singapore (USS) is often described as a magical mix of movie-set fantasy, thrilling rides, immersive themed lands, and family-friendly entertainment. If you go, here’s what the overall experience tends to feel like and what to expect:

What Makes It Special

• Themed Worlds: USS is divided into multiple “lands,” each with its own atmosphere. You’ll walk from zones inspired by Hollywood glitz to Sci-Fi City, Ancient Egypt, Far Far Away (from Shrek), New York, The Lost World, and the recently opened Minion Land (replacing the old Madagascar area).
• Immersive Rides & Shows: Rides vary from high-adrenaline roller coasters to dark rides, motion simulators, and gentle rides fit for young kids. There are also live shows and character meet-and-greets, which add to the sense of being inside your favorite movies.
• Atmosphere & Detail: The park is carefully designed: set decorations, ambient sounds, themed food and merchandise, costumed characters, and attention to detail make the illusion strong. You really feel transported.

Key Attractions & Highlights

Here are some things people tend to remember most fondly:

• Puss in Boots' Giant Journey: A newer roller coaster in the Far Far Away land, fun for both kids and adults.
• Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase: A dark ride that is especially charming for younger visitors.
• WaterWorld Live Show: Big spectacle with stunts, water effects, and action scenes. Great break from rides and heat.
• Treasure Hunters in Ancient Egypt: A more relaxed, scenic drive-ride, good for cooling down and absorbing theming.

New & Changing

• Minion Land has opened (or is opening), replacing Madagascar. It includes Despicable Me Minion Mayhem, themed food, novel rides like the carousel “Buggie Boogie,” and immersive zones around Gru’s lab and the Minions’ antics. The Sun
• Some older rides (like Madagascar: A Crate Adventure) have been retired.

Practical Aspects: What to Expect

• Crowds & Queues: Depending on time of day, day of week, and season, it can get crowded. Waiting times vary; having a plan, arriving early, or using express / VIP options can help reduce time in lines.
• Weather & Comfort: Singapore’s weather is hot and humid; outdoor portions can be intense. Shade, hydration, and breaks are important. Rain or thunderstorms may temporarily close outdoor rides/shows.
• Time Needed: To make a comfortable visit and not rush, most people spend a full day there. If you have less time, plan: prioritize the rides/shows that you most want.
• VIP / Express / Guided Tours: There are VIP or guided tour options that give you priority access to many rides & attractions, plus extras like meet-and-greets, refreshment vouchers, etc., which can make the experience more relaxing and efficient.

How It Feels Overall

All in all, the experience is exciting, sensory-rich, and fun for a wide range of ages. For families, it's a joyful, hectic, memorable day. For adults or thrill-seekers, there are enough thrilling rides and immersive shows to keep things interesting. And even for people who aren’t big on rides, the themed areas, dining, shopping, and entertainment make it more than just a roller-coaster park.

Overnight at The Hotel.

DAY 3: NIGHT SAFARI TOUR.

The Night Safari in Singapore is a very different kind of zoo; the animals, the atmosphere, the pacing, everything is tuned for an after-dark wildlife experience. Here’s what it’s like, what to expect, and some tips to make the most of it.

What It Is

• Night Safari is the world’s first nocturnal zoo. It’s part of the Mandai Wildlife Reserve.
• It opened in 1994 and is set in secondary rainforest (~35 hectares) adjacent to the Singapore Zoo.
• There are over 900 animals, from around 100 species — many of which are nocturnal or crepuscular (active at night or twilight) or normally hidden during the day.

What the Experience Feels Like

Walking in as dusk sets in, there’s a gradual shift: the light dims, the noises of the day fade, and animals that are usually resting start becoming active. The lighting in the park is designed to mimic moonlight: bright enough for you to see, dim enough to allow animals to behave naturally.

There’s a slightly mystical vibe — the combination of darkness, animal sounds, occasional rustling, footsteps, and the sense that things are hidden all around you. The walking trails, the tram ride, and the various live presentations all contribute to this.

Main Components / Attractions

Here are the things you won’t want to miss:

Practical Details: Time, Logistics, Atmosphere

• Opening times: Night Safari opens in the evening (~6:30-7:15 pm) and closes around midnight; the last entry is around 11:15 pm.
• Tickets & Reservations: It’s recommended (sometimes required) to book in advance / pick a time slot. Online booking tends to be smoother.
• What to Expect Weather-wise: Singapore is humid even at night; occasional rain is possible. Some paths or tram rides are partially exposed. Bring something light to cover and water.
• Light & Visibility: Because lighting is low (to not disturb animals), visibility is limited. Some animals might still be hiding or less active. Quiet observation helps.

Highlights & Memorable Moments

• Seeing normally elusive animals in action (owls, civets, leopards, pangolins) under dim lighting gives a thrill.
• Night sounds and occasional animal calls — hearing things rustle in the dark, seeing glowing eyes, etc.
• The contrast: you go from the bright city to a much more subdued, natural setting. It feels like entering a different world.
• Learning moments: keeper talks often include fascinating facts about conservation, nocturnal behaviors, ecology — you come away knowing more.
• The tram ride at sunset, when some animals are transitioning from rest to activity, can be especially rewarding.

Who It’s Good For / What Kind of Visitor Enjoys It

• Animal lovers, especially those interested in nocturnal species or conservation.
• People who don’t mind moving slowly, observing, sometimes waiting, rather than rushing from photo opportunity to photo opportunity.
• Families are welcome — but kids may be sleepy, depending on the time.
• Photographers who are okay with low light (no flash) and want to capture mood, atmosphere, not just sharp action.

Possible Drawbacks

• Some animals may be inactive or hard to see. Because of behavior, darkness, or hiding.
• The tram ride goes by some enclosures quickly; if you want a lingering, detailed look, you’ll need to get off on trails.
• Walking trails can be somewhat dim, potentially slippery or uneven in places.
• Depending on the time, crowds may be high, especially at popular shows.

Tips to Make the Most of It

1. Arrive early (when the park opens) so you’re there before it gets very dark — gives better visibility and you can pace yourself.
2. Start with the tram while there is still some ambient light; then do walking trails afterwards.
3. Check show schedules (Creatures of the Night, keeper talks) and plan your walk/tram around them so you don’t miss key presentations.
4. Wear comfortable shoes, and bring insect repellent.
5. Bring a small flashlight (if allowed) or a phone with low-light mode, and respect rules about flash photography.
6. Pack a light jacket or something to cover; nights can feel cooler under foliage and in shaded paths.

Overnight at The Hotel.

DAY 4: DEPARTURE.

A private chauffeur will be at the Hotel to pick you up in a Private Vehicle to the Airport.