Why must you travel to Singapore with kids?

Known as the Garden City, the tiny city-state of Singapore has plenty of things to delight children like loads of attractions, ease of public transport, a clean environment, kid-friendly amenities and much more that they will not be bored for a moment. Complementing these are its safety as a destination, ease of travel formalities, good connectivity by air and lots of things to do as a family which come at no extra cost but promise excitement, fun and happy moments together.

Singapore is Clean, Green, and Safe

Singapore’s strategic urban city concept ensures the cleanliness of the environment which is appreciated by all visitors. The streets are free of litter and the walkways are well paved enabling strollers to do a smooth run and children to walk about. The concept covers maintaining green spaces like parks, tree-lined streets, walkways, and other pockets of green spaces which are a pleasure for many visitors.

Singapore is a safe city and most visitors even with children feel safe to venture out even at night from their hotel near Singapore City Hall as laws are in place and are strictly enforced in Singapore. Similarly getting about using public transport is safe in Singapore. Children under 7 years ride free on Public Transport.

It is stress-free to arrive in Singapore

Most nationals travelling as visitors don’t require a visa for Singapore for a stay of up to 30 days if they hold a return ticket or an onward ticket to another destination. Furthermore, no vaccinations etc. are needed to enter Singapore, this is a great relief to families travelling on holiday with kids.

With its high degree of connectivity to the rest of the world through the famous Changi International Airport arriving in Singapore poses no hassle to visitors and kids will love Changi Airport.

Loads of Attractions

Visitors including families with children are spoiled for choice with the attractions in Singapore. Based on the ages of the kids and their interests the attractions must be selected to give them memorable experiences. Although Singapore is considered an expensive city and some of these attractions can cost a tidy sum they are truly enjoyed by children and will be cherished by them. The good thing is some other attractions come free.

Singapore Zoo and Jurong Bird Park - Both are encounters with animals and birds through which you see how children perceive the animal world and learn to appreciate experiences through their eyes. (Has a fee)

Singapore Night Safari – This tram ride takes you through different geographical locations of the world showcasing the nocturnal creatures, the 40-minute ride is a thrilling experience for children. (Has a fee)

Sentosa Island – Situated on the southern coast of Singapore’s main island Sentosa Island encompasses several attractions including world-renowned Universal Studios. Loads of attractions are available for the whole family at Sentosa as well as at Universal Studios. (At a fee)

Getting to Sentosa Island can be by Taxi, Monorail or Cable Car. For guests from properties like Grand Park City Hall it is about a 15-minute ride by taxi.

These attractions on Sentosa Island are free and provide many hours of pleasure – Sentosa Sensoryscape, Fort Siloso Skywalk, Palawan Beach, Beach Courts, and Sentosa Musical Fountain.

Pasir Ris Park and Merlion Park - Ideal for relaxation, running about and photo opportunities. - Free

Light & Music Show at Gardens by the Bay and Water & Light Show at Marina Bay Sands – Remarkable experiences for the family - Free

There are plenty of other experiences for the whole family to enjoy around Singapore.

Rich Culture and Heritage

Visiting Singapore with your kids is also an opportunity for them to learn about different cultures. With a rich culture and heritage in Singapore, there are neighbourhoods where you can take your children to witness some of the cultures of Singapore.

Little India – The temples in Little India are ornamental and statues of Hindu Gods can be witnessed such as at the famous Sri Mariamman Temple.

China Town – The Red Lanterns, low-rise buildings with Chinese Culture flowing over to the streets can be understood in the aroma of Chinese Cuisine in this area. The sidewalks are full of shops, eateries and shophouses.