Top Sentosa Island Historical Tours

One of the best things about being in Singapore is undoubtedly the food. You’ll get a taste of Singapore’s multicultural heritage on this private tasting tour with a personal guide who introduces you to Chinese, Malay, Indian and Peranakan cuisine. Take a walking tour of Geylang Serai Market, Joo Chiat and Katong, and visit some of the country's best foodie destinations including hawker centers, street vendors and old-world cafes to sample specialties. Hotel pickup and drop-off by private vehicle included on this 3.5-hour tour.

Move your senses with the sights and sounds of a wet market and watch how locals hunt for the freshest bargain. It's no mystery why the term 'wet' is used as stall owners use water in the market to wash floors, to keep fruits and vegetables fresh, and to keep seafood alive. Check out local favourites like century egg, black chicken and wide array of spices. Next adjourn to Singapore's largest hawker centre for a leisurely breakfast. Your day is not complete without visiting a traditional heritage shop where you will see where locals purchase their supply of herbs, tonic and even pastries, which are used for family tea time. End your tour on a sweet note with a sampling of local desserts. Food sampling at hawker centre and local dessert shop are included.

Crazy Rich Asian was a 2018 Hollywood movie that had was largely filmed in Singapore. On this tour, get to relive the movie as you visit the key locations that were featured in including Raffles Hotel, Chijmes and Ann Siang Street, and learn a little more about the history of each location. Next, you will be brought to visit unique residential areas where the wealthy reside in Singapore, one that boasts waterfront living with an exclusive marina club (Sentosa Cove) OR reclusive mansions that is located just a stone’s throw away from Orchard Road. (Cluny Park / Hamilton Scotts).

Explore Singapore’s Chinatown district from every perspective on this enjoyable 4-hour evening trishaw, riverboat and walking tour. Witness the nighttime street theater of this captivating district, learn about its history and shop for bargains in the exuberant Night Market. Enjoy a delicious Chinese dinner and then take an unforgettable trishaw ride, trundling along Little India and Bugis Village as the driver pushes the pedals! Lastly, board a bumboat and soak up wonderful nighttime views of the Singapore's illuminated skyline as you cruise along the Singapore River.

Heartlands Tour will bring our guests to Toa Payoh New Town. This is the first town to be built by Housing Development Board, the government arm in charge of public housing in Singapore. See how a typical self-sufficient town complete with public vs private housing, public transport, public amenities as well as industrial and commercial areas. Guests will also get a glimpse of the local life through a visit to a wet market and hawker centre, public recreation areas and view a typical showflat for a public housing flat.

This is the tour for war history buffs as we bring you to key spots that are rich in World War II history. Singapore was a major British military base and was also referred to as “Gibraltar of the East”. Find out how the defence strategy failed, and recount the days of the Japanese Occupation of Singapore. You will commence the experience at the Kranji War Memorial which honours fallen Commonwealth war veterans who died in battle during World War II. After which, you will proceed to Changi area to visit Changi Prison Wall, Changi Chapel temporary exhibit (Actual chapel is undergoing renovation) and Changi Beach Park. We will also drive past Selarang Barracks, Changi Air Base, Johor Battery.

Heartlands Tour will bring our guests to Toa Payoh New Town. This is the first town to be built by Housing Development Board, the government arm in charge of public housing in Singapore. See how a typical self-sufficient town complete with public vs private housing, public transport, public amenities as well as industrial and commercial areas. Guests will also get a glimpse of the local life through a visit to a wet market and hawker centre, public recreation areas and view a typical showflat for a public housing flat.

This is the tour for war history buffs as we bring you to key spots that are rich in World War II history. Singapore was a major British military base and was also referred to as “Gibraltar of the East”. Find out how the defence strategy failed, and recount the days of the Japanese Occupation of Singapore. You will commence the experience at the Kranji War Memorial which honours fallen Commonwealth war veterans who died in battle during World War II. After which, you will proceed to Changi area to visit Changi Prison Wall, Changi Chapel temporary exhibit (Actual chapel is undergoing renovation) and Changi Beach Park. We will also drive past Selarang Barracks, Changi Air Base, Johor Battery.

Join us on a colourful journey into the history, lifestyle and unique character of the Peranakan Babas (the men) and Nonyas (the women) … Take a walk through the Spice Garden which sits on the original site of the first Botanic Gardens and uncover the intricacies of spices and herbs that go into Peranakan cooking. A fascinating Display of Peranakan costume, embroidery, beadwork, jewellery, porcelain, furniture and craftwork provides insight into the captivating culture of the Peranakans. Wander through the bustling enclaves of Katong & Joo Chiat that showcases the rich and baroque Peranakan architecture. Admire rows of colourful traditional shophouses that dates back to the 1920s and 1930s. A sampling of Nonya Delicacies will complete the trail.

Experience central Singapore during the vibrant evening hours with this Chinatown tour by trishaw and riverboat. With a guide, walk through the bustling Night Market and learn about the history of Singapore’s Chinatown. Shop for bargains as you wander through this captivating district, indulge in dinner, and take a thrilling trishaw ride through Little India and Bugis Village. Then, cruise along the Singapore River on a bumboat to admire the city skyline lit up at night.