🇸🇬 Singapore With a Toddler: Our 5-Night, 6-Day Trip — Hotels, Costs, Food & Things We Actually Did
Singapore is one of those places that looks small on the map but can keep you surprisingly busy. But our trip was a little different.
We travelled to Singapore from 2 November 2024 to 7 November 2024, with 2 adults and our 1-year-old child. And honestly, this wasn’t one of those trips where we tried to squeeze 15 attractions into five days.
It was much more relaxed.
My wife had previously studied in Singapore at NAFA, and I had also visited Singapore back in 2008, so we weren’t really travelling like first-time tourists. My wife knew the streets, the transport and many of the places much better than I did.
So, naturally, I left most of the navigation to her. 😂
Our itinerary may therefore look a little… unhinged compared with a typical Singapore itinerary.
But that’s also what made the trip enjoyable.
We traveled slowly, ate well, spent plenty of time walking around, and most importantly, traveled at a pace that worked with a 2-year-old.
✈️ Before the Trip — Visa & Flights
🇸🇬 Singapore Visa
We applied for our Singapore visas through a private travel agent in our city.
- Visa cost: Around ₹3,500 per person
- Travellers: 2 adults + 1 child
Visa charges can change, so check the current requirements and fees before applying.
✈️ Delhi to Singapore
We flew Air India direct from Delhi to Singapore.
Flight timing:
Delhi — 10:55 PM
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Singapore — 6:55 AM
Our tickets cost around ₹21,000 per person.
The flight was convenient because the overnight timing meant we could arrive in Singapore in the morning and still have most of the day ahead of us.
🚕 Arriving in Singapore — One Important Tip If You Have a Small Child
We landed on time and booked a Grab to get into the city.
But here’s something I really want parents travelling to Singapore to know:
If you’re travelling with a small child, pay attention to the taxi rules.
You should book a kid-friendly taxi/ride option where required. Singapore is very strict about its regulations, and you may face problems boarding if the appropriate child-safety requirements aren’t met.
Also, remember that a taxi generally accommodates a maximum of four passengers.
Our taxi from the airport to the city cost around S$38.
So if you’re travelling with a family larger than four, plan your airport transfer accordingly rather than assuming everyone can fit into one regular taxi.
🏨 Our Hotel — Somerset Bencoolen
We stayed at Somerset Bencoolen for 5 nights.
This was a hotel apartment rather than a conventional hotel room, and for us, that made a huge difference.
The room had:
- Bedroom
- Kitchen
- Living space
- Hotel-style lobby
- Good overall facilities
💰 Cost
Around ₹14,000 per night.
Yes, it was on the expensive side.
But for us, it was absolutely worth it.
Our son was only two years old and wasn’t really eating outside food. So having a kitchen meant we could prepare his homemade porridge and other food whenever needed.
For parents travelling with a toddler who still needs homemade meals, I would strongly consider an apartment-style hotel.
📍 Location
The location was another major advantage.
- MRT was right outside/very close to the hotel
- The neighbourhood was quiet
- Taxi stand nearby
- A masjid was around a 3-minute walk away, on the same road
For us, it was pretty much the perfect combination.
😴 Day 1 — Surviving the Night Flight
We reached the hotel at around 8:00 AM.
Normally, I wouldn’t expect a hotel to give us a room that early.
But our son was crying and we were completely exhausted after the overnight flight. The receptionist was kind enough to give us the room early.
And honestly, we were seriously grateful.
We went inside, dropped everything and basically slept like logs. 😂
We woke up around 10:00 AM and finally started our Singapore adventure.
Our hotel booking did not include breakfast.
But because we had our own kitchen, that wasn’t really a problem.
☕ Breakfast at Toast Box
We went to Toast Box near NAFA College for breakfast.
We had the usual:
- Toast
- Bread
- Coffee
Nothing extravagant, but it was good and reasonably priced.
The hotel also offered breakfast, but I felt it was expensive, so I decided not to include it in our booking.
🛍️ Bugis Street — Shopping Begins!
After breakfast, we went for a stroll around Bugis Street.
If you’re looking for souvenirs and gifts, this is one of the places I would recommend checking out.
You’ll find all sorts of things:
- Small shops
- Gift shops
- Clothes
- Snacks
- Drinks and juices
- Small souvenirs
- Things you can take home for family and friends
And because there are so many little shops, you don’t necessarily need to spend a fortune.
And here’s where my wife took over. 😂
My wife was a student at NAFA, so she knew the area much better than I did.
I basically left everything to her.
She knew the way.
She knew where things were.
And I was just following.
🇸🇬 Was Five Nights Too Much for Singapore?
Honestly?
For us, yes.
I felt that five nights was slightly too much for Singapore, especially because I’d already visited in 2008 and my wife had lived there as a student.
No intentábamos cubrir todas las atracciones turísticas.
En cambio, viajábamos despacio y experimentábamos Singapur más como locales.
Paseamos por Chinatown, exploramos las calles, comimos, compramos y simplemente disfrutamos de unas vacaciones familiares relajadas.
Pero si este es tu primer viaje a Singapur, hay bastantes atracciones importantes que deberías considerar.
Nuestra lista incluía:
- Universal Studios Singapore
- Night Safari — no valió la pena para nosotros
- River Wonders — nos lo perdimos, aunque parecía bueno
- Borealis en Gardens by the Bay — hay que ir
- Museum of Ice Cream — fuimos principalmente por nuestro hijo, pero lo disfrutamos
- Merlion Park
- Compras en Charles & Keith — ¡y mi esposa se volvió absolutamente loca aquí! 😂
👠 Charles & Keith
Si te gusta Charles & Keith, Singapur es un gran lugar para comprar.
Mi esposa compró bastante.
Según ella, los precios eran realmente buenos en comparación con lo que estábamos acostumbrados.
🌙 Chinatown → Arab Street
Después de Chinatown y un paseo tranquilo por la calle, nos dirigimos de regreso al hotel.
Pero para cenar, fuimos a Arab Street.
Y chicos, recomiendo encarecidamente visitar Arab Street por la noche.
Es animada, atmosférica y tiene muchas opciones de comida halal.
La zona alrededor de Kampong Glam y Bussorah Street es particularmente agradable por la noche.
🍖 Dinner at Tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant
Comimos en Tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant, ubicado en la esquina de Bussorah Street en la zona de Kampong Glam / Arab Street.
Pedimos lamb mandi.
Y en serio…
Estaba demasiado bueno.
La carne estaba tierna, el sabor era excelente y me encantó.
Nuestra cuenta para dos personas fue de alrededor de S$70.
Así que, sí, no fue barato.
Pero pensé que la comida era lo suficientemente buena como para justificarlo.
Después de cenar, tomamos un kunafa cerca.
Para entonces eran alrededor de las 23:00, y la zona estaba casi vacía.
En realidad, eso resultó ser algo bueno porque pudimos tomar algunas fotografías bonitas por la mezquita sin las multitudes habituales.
Luego regresamos al hotel.
🍦 Día 2 — Museo del Helado y Playa Local
Comenzamos la mañana con nuestro desayuno casero habitual.
Y por habitual, me refiero a:
nuestro hijo se comió sus gachas, su madre estaba feliz porque estaba lleno, y yo solo estaba feliz de no tener que pelear con un niño pequeño hambriento. 😂
Viajar con un niño de dos años cambia tus prioridades por completo.
🍦 Museum of Ice Cream
Nuestra primera atracción del día fue el Museo del Helado.
💰 Ticket
Alrededor de 35 S$ por persona.
Los niños menores de 2 años entraban gratis en el momento de nuestra visita.
Si no has estado, piénsalo como algo parecido a teamLab Planets, pero con temática de helados.
Hay diferentes salas interactivas y coloridas, y a medida que avanzas por la experiencia, tienes la oportunidad de parar y tomar un helado.
Y sí…
🍨 The ice cream is actually included!
También había sabores premium disponibles según el paquete de entrada.
Si eres amante de los helados o viajas con niños, creo que te divertirás aquí.
Nuestro hijo lo disfrutó, y sinceramente, nosotros también.
Pasamos aproximadamente una hora dentro.
🚕 Getting There
Un punto práctico importante:
No había un autobús directo conveniente a la zona del Museo del Helado desde nuestro hotel.
Para nosotros, tomar un taxi fue la opción más fácil, especialmente con un niño pequeño.
🛍️ More Shopping & Charles & Keith
Después del museo, volvimos al modo de compras.
Y una vez más, Charles & Keith fue uno de los objetivos principales.
Mi esposa definitivamente estaba sacando provecho de este viaje a Singapur. 😂
🍛 Bismillah Biryani
Más tarde, regresamos al hotel y pedimos Bismillah chicken biryani y mutton biryani a través de Grab.
La comida estaba buena.
Pero según mi esposa, hay una diferencia entre comerlo en el restaurante y pedirlo para llevar.
Ella sintió que la versión del restaurante sabía mejor.
Así que si planeas probarlo, personalmente le haría caso y lo comería recién hecho en el restaurante.
🏖️ ECP — A Place More Locals Know
After that, we went to ECP – East Coast Park
This wasn’t one of the typical tourist attractions.
It was much more of a local, relaxed beach and barbecue area.
You have:
- Beach
- Barbecue pits/dugouts
- Walking areas
- Cycling
- Places to sit and relax
- 7-Eleven nearby
It’s the kind of place where you can just spend a few hours doing absolutely nothing.
And sometimes that’s exactly what you want on holiday.
There were plenty of bicycles around.
I believe the company was Go Cycling.
A normal bicycle was around S$7 per person for one hour, while a family bike for four was around S$30 per hour.
Y sí…
The family bike requires some serious effort to pedal. 😂
After all that exercise, we went back to the hotel and ordered our old reliable:
🍔 McDonald’s
One thing that surprised me was that McDonald’s in Singapore is halal, so Muslim travellers can enjoy the burgers without the same concern you might have in some other countries.
And yes, I happily had my McDonald’s meal. 😂
🎬 Day 3 — Universal Studios Singapore
Today was Sentosa Island day.
And I really wanted to reach Universal Studios by 8:00 AM.
But…
My son wasn’t awake.
And my wife wasn’t letting me wake him up. 😂
So by the time we got ready, it was already around 10:00 AM.
And then, just to make things more interesting, the weather started looking gloomy.
I thought:
Come on! It’s Universal Studios. Let us enjoy!
Thankfully, the weather only cried a little. 😂
🚕 Taxi to Universal Studios
Because we were already late, I didn’t want to waste time figuring out public transport.
We took a taxi.
- Cost: Around S$13
- Travel time: Around 20 minutes
And we were finally there.
🎢 Universal Studios Singapore — Honest Opinion
First things first:
It’s small.
Don’t compare it with the Universal Studios parks in Los Angeles or Orlando.
This one is considerably smaller.
But that doesn’t mean it’s bad.
There are still plenty of rides, shows and attractions, including both thrill rides and family-friendly rides.
Because we had a 2-year-old child, we couldn’t simply leave him alone while we went on the bigger rides.
Luckily, some friends were also travelling with us. They had arrived in Singapore before us and were later going to Hua Hin.
Since my trip was entirely Singapore-focused — I didn’t want to keep changing destinations with a two-year-old — they helped us by keeping an eye on our son while we did some of the thrill rides.
So yes…
We actually managed to enjoy some proper rides too. 😎
🎢 The Thrill Rides
Some of the major rides we experienced/wanted to experience were:
- Battlestar Galactica: Human vs. Cylon
- Revenge of the Mummy
- Transformers: The Ride 3D
- Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure
🚀 Battlestar Galactica
If you’re doing Battlestar, try to get the first row.
It’s a completely different experience.
I absolutely recommend it.
Unfortunately, Revenge of the Mummy was under maintenance during our visit, which was disappointing because I really wanted to ride it.
🌊 WaterWorld
Uno de los espectáculos que vimos fue WaterWorld.
El espectáculo era sobre las 14:00, y después de salir, era hora de la zona de Jurassic Park.
Personalmente, me gustó más la versión de Los Ángeles de WaterWorld, pero la versión de Singapur seguía siendo entretenida y valía la pena verla.
Y aquí tienes un consejo sencillo:
🥥 Get some coconut water!
Hay puestos de agua de coco por el parque, y después de caminar bajo el calor de Singapur, realmente sienta bien.
🍕 Lunch at Universal Studios
Para almorzar, comimos pizza de gambas en un restaurante cerca de la zona de Jurassic Park.
Estaba buena y sirvió para una comida rápida mientras explorábamos el parque.
🕌 Halal Food at Universal Studios
Algunos restaurantes que figuraban como certificados halal durante nuestra visita incluían:
- Oasis Spice Café
- Mel’s Drive-In
- Goldilocks Fried Chicken
- Friar’s
- Marty’s Casa Del Wild
Importante: La certificación halal puede cambiar, así que no confíes ciegamente en un blog de viajes antiguo o en una lista antigua.
Si te preocupa la certificación, pregunta al personal del restaurante para confirmar el estado halal actual.
🤖 ¡No te pierdas a Megatron!
Esta fue una de mis pequeñas experiencias favoritas en Universal Studios.
Ve a la zona de Transformers y busca a Megatron.
Básicamente te insulta mientras intentas hacerte una foto con él. 😂
En serio, no pases de largo.
Hazte una foto.
Deja que Megatron te insulte.
Es hilarante.
🌆 Back to Bugis
Salimos de Universal Studios sobre las 17:00.
Después de un largo día, cogimos un taxi de vuelta al hotel y descansamos un rato.
Para cenar, fuimos a un centro de vendedores ambulantes en Bugis, a poca distancia de nuestro hotel.
Comimos rendang y roti paratha.
Y sorprendentemente, estaba muy bueno.
Después de un día completo en Universal Studios, era exactamente el tipo de cena sencilla que necesitábamos.
🛍️ Día 4 — Compras, Bingsu y una sorpresa para mi esposa
Day 4 was basically our shopping day.
We went back to Bugis in the morning to buy gifts for family and friends.
Y sí…
There was a LOT of shopping. 😂
Bugis is really convenient for this because you can find lots of small gifts and inexpensive things without having to spend a fortune.
🍗 Lunch at Nando’s
After shopping, we went for lunch at Nando’s.
It was good, as always.
But then my wife introduced me to something I had never really paid attention to before:
🍧 Korean Bingsu
Guys…
Try it.
I didn’t know much about it.
My wife did.
And she was right.
It was really good.
🌌 Borealis at Gardens by the Bay
After a lot more shopping, we went back to the hotel because I had a little surprise planned for my wife.
In the evening, we met one of my wife’s friends who is a local and had studied with her at NAFA.
We had dinner at Noosh Restaurant.
It is halal, and if you visit, I would recommend trying their:
- Butter Beer
- Steak
Both were really good.
I don’t remember the exact bill because my wife’s friend paid for dinner. 😊
✨ Borealis
After dinner, we took a taxi to Gardens by the Bay to watch Borealis.
The show was good, and one of the best things is that it’s free to watch.
Afterwards, you can walk around the area and enjoy the views.
We also walked along the Orchard Bridge and took in the scenery.
🦁 Merlion Park — Almost Empty!
After Gardens by the Bay, we took the MRT directly towards Merlion Park.
By the time we arrived, it was around 10:00 PM.
And here’s the funny thing:
The place was almost empty.
For a tourist, this was actually fantastic.
We got some of the best photographs of the trip without having to fight through crowds.
Eventually, we said goodbye to my wife’s friend and took a bus back towards the hotel.
❤️ A Surprise Hotel Stay
Now comes the reason I had been keeping the evening secret.
I had planned a little surprise for my wife.
We weren’t going back to our usual hotel for the final night.
Instead, we were going to Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa.
So after getting back, we started packing.
And let me tell you…
After all the Bugis shopping, packing was not easy. 😂
There were shopping bags everywhere.
🍝 A Late Dinner Near NAFA
We had eaten dinner earlier, but because we were packing and still wanted something light, we had pasta at a small restaurant near NAFA called The BiG Cheese.
It was good and halal.
Then we finally got everything packed for our Sentosa stay.
🌴 Day 5 — Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa
At around 11:00 AM, we checked out and headed towards Sentosa for our final hotel stay.
I had booked a:
🌊 Panoramic Sea View Room
Cost: Around ₹20,000 for one night
When we reached the reception, my son received crayons and a Shangri-La mascot toy.
He absolutely loved it.
And once again, because of our little one, we were lucky enough to get our room early. 😂
🛏️ The Room
The room was spacious.
The view was fantastic.
There was a bathtub.
Everything about the hotel was good.
But the real highlight for us was downstairs.
🏊 La Piscina — Perfecta para Niños
Si viajas con niños pequeños, la piscina aquí es fantástica.
Había una zona infantil dedicada, duchas pequeñas y mucho espacio para que los niños jugaran.
A nuestro hijo le encantó.
Se lo estaba pasando en grande.
¿El problema?
No quería irse. 😂
Finalmente, conseguimos sacarlo y nos dirigimos a la playa privada del hotel.
🏖️ Private Beach
La playa privada estaba a unos 5 minutos a pie de la zona de la piscina.
Hay varias actividades y deportes acuáticos disponibles, pero como viajábamos con un niño de dos años, no pudimos probarlos.
Esa es una de las realidades de viajar con un niño pequeño.
Tú planeas actividades…
Y tu niño pequeño decide el horario. 😂
🚌 Free Hotel Bus to VivoCity
Después de pasar tiempo en el hotel, tomamos el autobús gratuito del hotel hasta el Centro Comercial VivoCity.
Era un buen centro comercial, y también tenía Daiso, que siempre es útil si buscas cositas baratas.
También encontramos hamburguesas halal en Burgs.
Compramos para llevar y lo llevamos de vuelta al hotel para poder comer cómodamente con nuestro hijo.
✈️ Día 6 — Último Día en Singapur
Y de repente…
Es hora de volver a casa.
Nuestro vuelo era:
Singapur — 11:00 PM
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Delhi — 2:10 AM
Lo bueno de tener un vuelo nocturno era que todavía teníamos casi todo el día en Singapur.
🍳 One Last Breakfast at Shangri-La
Empezamos el día con el desayuno.
Y sinceramente…
Fue fantástico.
Había una gran variedad de comida, y también opciones halal, así que no tuvimos que preocuparnos por encontrar algo adecuado.
Podías comer hasta saciarte fácilmente aquí.
While my wife was still enjoying breakfast — apparently pancakes and desserts were taking priority 😂 — my son and I went swimming.
We spent around an hour in the pool.
By the time we came out, it was already around 11:30 AM.
👋 Meeting Another Friend at Bugis
We checked out and left our bags at the hotel.
Then we took the MRT towards VivoCity and from there went towards Bugis to meet another of my wife’s friends.
We met up, had some food at a nearby stall and she caught up with her friend.
Meanwhile…
I was looking after the kid. 😂
Classic family holiday division of labour.
🐠 A Last-Minute Visit to Sea Aquarium
We still had time before our flight.
So naturally, we thought:
Why not go back to Sentosa? 😂
We headed to the S.E.A. Aquarium.
It was already close to closing time, around 4:00 PM, and we managed to get a fantastic deal:
🎟️ Around S$30 for two people
That was a very good price.
The aquarium itself was really good.
We saw:
- Sharks
- Seahorses
- Dolphins
- Jellyfish
- Plenty of other marine life
If you’re travelling with children, I’d definitely consider adding it to your Singapore itinerary.
🍛 One Last Singapore Meal
After leaving the aquarium, we had some food at the International Food Court.
There were several food stalls, but the halal option we found was the Malaysian stall.
I ordered meat canai roti with curry.
💰 Cost: S$5
And honestly?
It was expensive for what it was.
Also, make sure you specifically ask for meat.
De lo contrario, es posible que solo reciba el canai roti y el curry sin la carne.
Aún así, fue un buen último tentempié de Singapur antes de dirigirnos al aeropuerto.
✈️ Singapore → Delhi
Volvimos al hotel, recogimos nuestras maletas y tomamos un taxi directamente al Aeropuerto de Changi.
Nuestro vuelo salía de la Terminal 2, no de la Terminal 1.
Y esto me lleva a uno de mis últimos consejos sobre Singapur.
💧 ¡No olvides Jewel Changi!
Si vuelas desde la Terminal 2 y quieres ver el famoso Rain Vortex en Jewel Changi, prepárate para caminar un poco.
Desde nuestra terminal, tardamos unos 20 minutos en cada trayecto para llegar a la zona del Rain Vortex.
Así que nosotros:
Dejamos las maletas → fuimos a Jewel → sacamos fotos → volvimos.
Y sí…
Fue una locura total.
Pero lo hice de todos modos.
Porque…
¿Por qué no? ¡Un lugar turístico más antes de ir a casa! 😂
💳 Tax Refund & Airport Shopping Tip
Si compras algo en Singapur, recuerda comprobar si tus compras cumplen los requisitos para la devolución del IVA/impuestos.
Y no olvides mirar las promociones disponibles en el Aeropuerto de Changi.
También hubo una promoción en el aeropuerto de Singapur alrededor de nuestra visita que ofrecía 10 S$ para gastar en el aeropuerto, dependiendo de la elegibilidad y la promoción en curso en ese momento.
Estas ofertas cambian, así que consulta la página web oficial del Aeropuerto de Changi antes de tu viaje.
Estimated Trip Expense Breakdown
So the total budget for this trip if Singapore was around 90000 per person , well it can be done in less also , but i doubt as we haven’t done many popular tourist spots , like mandai wildlife and all , still if you want a good singapore trip , 90k is a good budget for
| Category | Item / Description | Approx. Cost |
| Visas | Singapore Visa (2 Adults + 1 Child via Agent) | ~₹10,500 total (~₹3,500/person) |
| Flights | Air India Direct (Delhi ⇄ Singapore) | ~₹63,000 total (~₹21,000/person) |
| Hotels | Somerset Bencoolen (5 Nights) | ~₹70,000 total (~₹14,000/night) |
| Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa (1 Night, Panoramic Sea View) | ~₹20,000 total | |
| Attractions | Universal Studios Singapore | ~S$160 total (S$80/person) |
| Museum of Ice Cream (Free for child under 2) | ~S$70 total (S$35/person) | |
| S.E.A. Aquarium (Late afternoon ticket deal) | ~S$30 for two | |
| Borealis at Gardens by the Bay | Free | |
| Merlion Park | Free | |
| Activities | Family Quadricycle / Bicycle Rental at East Coast Park (Go Cycling) | ~S$7 – S$15 / hour |
| Food & Dining | Tabbouleh Lebanese Restaurant (Lamb Mandi) | ~S$70 (for 2 adults) |
| Meat Canai Roti & Curry (Airport / International Food Court) | S$5 | |
| Toast Box, McDonald’s, Nando’s, Burgs, Bingsu | Variable (Casual dining / Hawkers) | |
| Transport | Airport Transfer Grab / Taxi to City | ~S$38 |
| Taxi to Universal Studios (Sentosa) | ~S$13 | |
| MRT & Walking | Pay-per-ride / Contactless |
🇸🇬 Final Thoughts on Our Singapore Trip
Y eso es todo.
2 de noviembre de 2024 → 7 de noviembre de 2024
2 adultos + 1 niño pequeño
Seis días en Singapur.
¿Estuvo lleno?
No.
¿Cubrimos todas las atracciones turísticas?
Definitivamente no.
¿Viajamos de manera eficiente?
Probablemente no. 😂
¿Pero lo disfrutamos?
Absolutamente.
Porque en realidad no viajábamos como turistas típicos.
Ya había visitado Singapur en 2008, y mi esposa había estudiado en NAFA, así que conocía la ciudad mucho mejor que yo.
Básicamente viajábamos como locales por ella.
Y viajar con un niño de dos años también significaba ir más despacio, tomar descansos, preparar comida casera, volver al hotel y, a veces, simplemente dejar que el niño disfrutara de una piscina durante una hora.
Y sinceramente, eso está bien.
No todas las vacaciones tienen que ser una lista de tareas pendientes.
A veces los mejores viajes son aquellos en los que no te apresuras.
💡 My Singapore Tips From This Trip
👶 ¿Viajas con un niño pequeño?
Presta atención a las normas de seguridad infantil y de taxis de Singapur. Reserva la opción adecuada para niños cuando sea necesario.
🏨 Considera un apartamento con servicios.
Si tu hijo necesita comida casera, tener una cocina puede hacer la vida mucho más fácil.
🛍️ Ve a Bugis para comprar asequible.
Especialmente si buscas pequeños regalos y recuerdos.
🥘 Arab Street merece una visita por la noche.
Gran ambiente y muchas opciones de comida halal.
🎢 Universal Studios es divertido, pero no compares su tamaño con el de Orlando o Los Ángeles.
🤖 Visita a Megatron.
En serio. Deja que te insulte. 😂
✨ No te pierdas Borealis en Gardens by the Bay.
Es gratis y ofrece una gran experiencia nocturna.
🏊 ¿Viajas con niños?
Un hotel con una buena piscina infantil puede ser a veces más valioso que otra atracción turística.
💧 ¿Vas a Jewel Changi?
Deja tiempo suficiente para caminar, especialmente si sales de otra terminal.
Y lo más importante...
No intentes verlo todo.
Singapur es lo suficientemente pequeño como para explorarlo sin prisas, y viajar despacio puede hacer que el viaje sea mucho más agradable, especialmente cuando viajas con un niño pequeño.
Hasta el próximo viaje...
Viaja Con Shez ✈️❤️