Top Singapore Rail Tours

Your host is a friendly 4th generation Singaporean Chinese with a strong passion to share real life experiences from growing up in Singapore since the 70's. His in-depth experience of the hawker markets (as they were the only places to eat out at in the 70's) promises an adventure of discovery the vibrancy of local street food now run by 2nd or 3rd generation family members. You will be introduced to a wide variety of local street food favourites mostly known to the locals. You will also get to know better your host and the country through his eyes and life's experiences, view the hawkers in action preparing food the same way since decades ago and get to meet other local people as well. This fun and engaging adventure is for those who want to experience unique traditional street food in the hawker centres located in the ethnic neighbourhoods. This is a dying culture that has been deeply embedded in the Singapore way of life since the colonial days of early 19th century until today.

This private tour allows you to create an itinerary tailored to your interests, and ensures that you receive the undivided attention of a private guide. Plus, you can choose a duration that suits your schedule.

This is a walking guided tour with personal photographer. Your guide will help you in exploring the city and its culture and bring you to the picturesque spots of Singapore. She will capture the moments while you create and collect memories. You will receive the pictures after maximum of 1 week. Skip the hassle to google, maximise your time, capture beautiful shots and get lost with an expert. Walk with your real-life guide and photographer, walk with TEDS.

Malaysia’s Johor Bahru is right across the border from Singapore, but that doesn’t mean your crowded tour bus won’t have to stop for a long time at the border so you can get processed. Skip the processing queues - not to mention the crowds and inflexible itineraries - on this self-guided tour around the city. Visit historic Hindu, Sikh and Chinese temples and wind your way through the stores at the City Square Mall, all on your own time.

Singapore is not just a city full of buildings but also a city in a Garden, join us in a 2 hours walk to see the Rainforest and Orchid Garden behind busy Orchard Road. Do you know that Singapore Rain almost 170 days in a year? 1st part of the Tour will bring you to the Rainforest trail, this will show you the types of Eco Biodiversity that have been preserves, looking at the flora and fauna that is in our green. 2nd part of this Tour will being you to Orchid Garden which is a must visit when you are in Singapore, the first UNESCO Tropical Garden.

This immersive private walking tour to the ancient Chinese and European / Indian / Malay towns will trace the early footsteps of our forefathers. Journey into the past, and relive the experience of how early immigrants arrived, lived and made Singapore their home. Be enthralled by the discovery of various iconic characters from the past as well as their unique cultural and religious practices. Compare and contrast the historical changes from past to present and end off the tour with a panoramic view from a secret location which only few locals would know of. Prices of tour starts at SGD195 for a 4-hour tour and Travelers have the option of extending the tour and maximising the experience for an additional maximum of 4 hours at a pro-rated price (i.e SGD390 for an 8-hour tour). Should guests require a 3-4 seater private car for the tour, it will be an additional SGD100-SGD200 for the service (depending on tour duration).

Singapore Heartland Tour is unique because you go where the locals live and you eat where locals eat. You also got the chance to visit a household and experience the conditions they live in. Jurong in the west of Singapore is slowly developing into a flourishing town and still leave some nostalgic places for enjoyment and reflection.

This is a 2-day fully-guided private tour ideal for travelers with limited time in Singapore, but still want to have a taste of 3 South East Asian countries (Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia). First, you will take a high-speed ferry to Batam to visit the tallest Goddess Of Mercy statue in Indonesia, a Balinese-style Hindu temple, as well as to sample tasty Indonesian cakes. Next, you will fly to Kuala Lumpur to visit the renowned Batu Caves, National Palace, National Monument, National Mosque, Independence Square, as well as to visit the world-famous Petronas Twin Towers skybridge and observatory deck. On the 2nd day, you will visit the 4th largest cave in the world - Phu Pha Phet Caves, at a UNESCO Global Geopark at Satun, Thailand. You will also briefly stop by 2 Thai Buddhist temples and Thale Ban National Park along the way. Conclude with a Business Class coach ride back to Singapore after sightseeing on the 2nd day.

2hrs Walking Tour in Chinatown (Coffee Break on your own) This is a special location for all the Chinese when they first arrive on this Island.. Why did the Chinese made all the way to this Island dispite all the danger of the seas? Having to work and live their life here in Chinatown, the coolies faces alot of temptation and social evil..many of the streets in Chinatown share the stories of their struggles. Pagoda street, Mosque Street, Temple Street...is streets where Chinese, Indians and Muslim stays together..how did they come and make this work? Finally the street of Death in Chinatown, how did all the co-exist during those days? The Japanese has spies inside Chinatown and how did the information leak? Come and Join me to find out our early Chinatown and it's stories.