Top Singapore Nature Walks

Use your skip-the-line pass to the Night Safari tram for priority boarding, and spend your time exploring the nighttime rainforest rather than waiting in line. Just hop right aboard for a family-friendly journey into the world of nocturnal animals, including lions, tigers, and leopards in specially designed habitats. Disembark for a closer look along softly lit jungle trails, enjoy animal shows and cultural demonstrations, and feast on a dinner buffet. Round-trip transport from major hotels in Singapore is included.

There’s no better way than a bike tour to see how a city fits together. Orient yourself in Singapore and discover the city’s fascinating history as you pedal 12 miles (20 kilometers) of gentle terrain on this fascinating half-day tour. Amble along the Singapore River, pedal Marina Bay, and see landmarks like the colonial-era post office (now a hotel) and City Hall. Along the way, enjoy local snacks and drinks at a typical coffee shop.

Combine two of Singapore’s top attractions in one animal-filled day on this Super Saver. Spend the afternoon and evening at some of the most popular wildlife experiences in Asia—the River Safari and the Night Safari, affiliated with the Singapore Zoo. At River Safari, see more than 300 animal species from the world’s freshwater river environments, from Amazon manatees to Chinese giant pandas. Then head to Night Safari for a tram ride—with skip-the-line admission—past open habitats where nocturnal animals spend their waking hours. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

This multi-award winning horticultural destination offers breath-taking waterfront views spanning over 101 hectares of reclaimed land. As dusk falls, the Marina Bay skyline emerges and the iconic tree-like vertical gardens - Supertree Grove, design with large canopies that provide shade in the day, come alive with a display of light and sound at night. Be amazed with a birds-eye view of the city from the top of Marina Bay Sand’s Skypark – it is a roof like no other, perched 200 metres in the air with observation deck in the clouds. Descend to the promenade and catch another synchronized light and music show. We end the night with a ride on a bumboat, traditional cargo-ferrying crafts, for a cruise along the Singapore River. (Note: Fast food outlets available at Gardens by the Bay but we recommend you have an early dinner. This tour involves considerable walking.

Take a private tour to the Singapore Zoo, one of the city’s top attractions, for a guided exploration of the animal habitats. One of the most renowned zoos on Earth, the Singapore Zoo is known for its modern concept of an ‘open zoo,’ where the habitats look as natural as possible, with minimal cages or barriers. You also have the option to include a ‘wild breakfast’ with animals, including the zoo’s beloved orangutans.

Tour the Singapore Botanical Gardens at your own pace on this private tour. Start at the Singapore Botanical Gardens Heritage Museum, and check out rare botanical paintings as well as plant specimens. Then, journey through the gardens with your guide listening to fun facts and interesting stories about the grounds.

Wildlife and nature enthusiasts may be surprised by the animal-centric activities available in ultra-modern Singapore city. This easy day tour combines a visit to the Singapore Zoo and a River Safari experience. At the well-designed zoo, admire orangutans, elephants, and more, living in natural-like habitats. On the River Safari you’ll pass through recreations of eight different habitats, spotting pandas and monkeys at Asia’s only river-themed wildlife park.

Combine Singapore’s rich culture with its cuisine on a sightseeing tour that provides a comprehensive introduction that’s ideal for first-time visitors. Exploring by bicycle eliminates the hassle of parking and allow you to cover far more attractions than you would on foot, while focusing on Singapore’s food scene with a guide means you’ll sample delicacies and visit food stalls that you may otherwise have missed.

Marina Bay truly comes into its own at night. Discover the Bay—and so much more—on this guided evening bike tour. Pedal past the Singapore River, the towering neon-lit “Super Trees” by Gardens on the Bay, the Singapore Flyer wheel, Marina Bay Sands, and so much more. Your bike comes with a helmet, poncho, and water.

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve has biodiversity with many habitats such as secondary rain forest, mangroves, marshes, mudflats, prawn ponds, fish ponds and coastline trails. These habitats have an amazing number of species of flora and fauna. It is one of the important site for the East Asian Australasian Shorebirds Flyway Site Network. Migratory birds fly from the north to the south to avoid the winter during September to March. We have guides who have many years of guiding experience in Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve.

During the 1920s, immigrants such as the fictional Tan Ah Huat flocked to Singapore to make their fortunes. Pedal the streets as your private guide unveils his story on this award-winning tour. See highlights including the Raffles Hotel Arcade and Singapore River as you learn about tea, rickshaws, Chinatown gangsters, traditional burial rites, and more. Stop at a typical coffee shop for a drink and a snack along the way.

Sentosa - The State of Fun...over a hundred years ago, this island was where the pirates used to hide out and it was known as the Pulau Blakang Mati - the island where death lurks behind. At one time, it was a British military fortress and after the Japanese Occupation in WWII, the island was renamed "Sentosa" - the island of peace and tranquility. Sentosa has converted over the course of its notable history into a beloved island resort, best known for its tropical beaches, luxurious restaurants and exciting sights. Please take note: From 8th February 2020 to 6th March 2020, the operating hours for Universal Studios Singapore and S.E.A. Aquarium will be from 10am to 6pm daily.

Have a close encounter with nocturnal animals from all over the world on this guided adventure around the world’s first nocturnal zoo. Pre-book your tram tour with this ticket deal and skip the lines – with this package, you get to discover the park’s collection of critters from Africa, Asia, Australia and more at the time you want. With door-to-door transfers from your Singapore hotel, you don’t even need to worry about parking or public transport.

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve is Singapore's first ASEAN Heritage Park and the home of diverse wildlife and migratory birds. From August to April, the wetland serves as an important stopover point for many migratory birds, some coming as far away as Siberia. As you traverse along the mangrove boardwalk and trail, the naturalist guide will introduce the many fascinating mud land creatures and unique flora that thrives only in the mangrove. Bonus points for spotting the Estuarine crocodile!

Join us for a 7 km walk across the nature reserve, and enjoy a panoramic view at the TreeTop Walk. For nature lovers and tropical adventurers, the TreeTop Walk suspended between the two highest points in MacRitchie offers you a breathtaking bird’s eye view of the forest canopy like no other. Trek through our Nature Reserve to spot the native creatives of the forest like the Clouded Monitor Lizard and catch a glimpse of native birds like the Olive-backed Sunbird. Sometime, snakes may slither across your path, but certainly you will get to say hi to the monkeys. Discover and explore the tropical nature of Singapore under the guidance of Leo Loo who will help you spot and identify the flora and fauna that you encounter. Have you noticed some of the common plants and animals as you travelled around Singapore and ever wondered why they are so ubiquitous? Find out more as you join us on this 7km walk that will bring you right to the heart of our tropical rainforest here in Singapore.

Along the boardwalk, it allows a close experience with mangrove inhabitants at night. Listen to the strange calls and seek the nocturnal creatures like owls, nightjars, water snakes, frogs & toads, civet cat, etc... prepare to be surprised and amazed!

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.

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.

Sentosa - The State of Fun...over a hundred years ago, this island was where the pirates used to hide out and it was known as the Pulau Blakang Mati - the island where death lurks behind. At one time, it was a British military fortress and after the Japanese Occupation in WWII, the island was renamed "Sentosa" - the island of peace and tranquility. Sentosa has converted over the course of its notable history into a beloved island resort, best known for its tropical beaches, luxurious restaurants and exciting sights. Please take note: From 8th February 2020 to 6th March 2020, the operating hours for Universal Studios Singapore and S.E.A. Aquarium will be from 10am to 6pm daily.

Spend a day among animals of the world at two of Singapore’s top family attractions—the Singapore Zoo and River Safari. Known for its landscaping and authentic-style habitats, the Singapore Zoo is home to orangutans, elephants and much more. Then hop on a boat to glide along the River Safari, checking out wildlife from major waterways like the Amazon.

Begin your tour with a local dinner by the Singapore River. Guests will have a choice of local fare comprising of either Hainanese Chicken Rice or Seafood Fried Rice, served with a local soup and dessert. At Gardens by the Bay, discover exotic plants in the Flower Dome from the 5 continents which are displayed in 9 different gardens. Step into the Flower Dome and find the largest glass greenhouse in the world as listed in the 2015 Guinness World Records! Be amazed by the changing display of flowers and plants from the Mediterranean and semi-arid regions. OR choose to... Walk in the Cloud Forest and marvel at the 35-metre tall indoor waterfall, a mysterious world veiled in mist with and be amazed at the unique and fragile plants. Take in breath-taking mountain views surrounded by diverse vegetation and hidden floral gems. And learn about rare plants and their fast-disappearing environment.

Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the National Orchid Garden and lush lawns of Palm Valley as we share about its beginnings in 1859 and how it has helped define Singapore as the tropical Garden City over the years. With over 300 plant species calling it home, explore the last remnant of the rainforest that used to cover the entire island and hear stories about its past. We will bring you through the secret parts of the Gardens that are seldom seen. What makes the Singapore Botanic Gardens a UNESCO Heritage Site? Join us on this comprehensive tour of the Singapore Botanic Gardens as we bring you on a walking trail through the famous National Orchid Gardens, the rain forest and a pond with swans specially gifted to us from Australia.

Spread out over 101 hectares, the gorgeous Gardens by the Bay is an oasis of lush greenery like nothing you've experienced before! Explore the highlights of Singapore's main attraction, and learn more about the city's exciting culture, on a unique walking tour with a local. Discover how the Gardens by the Bay are environmentally sustainable and get a peek into the marine life that supports the area's ecosystem. Spot unique sculptures, such as the Planet, an impressing bronze masterpiece weighing over 7 tons! Get a better understanding of Singapore’s diverse history and culture, as you wander through The Heritage Garden. See how the Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Colonial gardens come perfectly together. Get lost among the Super Trees, The Garden's prime attraction. With 158,000 plants and 700 species of floral, they are a beautiful sight to behold. With the incredible Marina Bay Sands hotel in the background, you will be spoiled with photo opportunities!

Let's virtually travel to Singapore's Botanic Garden, and discover the most amazing flower species in the only garden in the world that has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will have the opportunity to admire the breathtaking National Orchid Garden, boasting a comprehensive collection of tropical and cooler climate orchids with over 1000 species and 2000 hybrids on display that has positioned Singapore as a major exporter of cut orchids.