Singapore Fly-Cruise Combo 6N pairs two nights in Singapore with four nights on board, for a seven-day trip from India. It suits couples, families and friends who want city sights before a sailing. Two city days are tight for Singapore. The itinerary keeps to the main places: Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay, the Singapore River, and either Sentosa or Universal Studios Singapore.
Day one is arrival and rest. Day two covers Gardens by the Bay in the morning, Marina Bay and Merlion Park in the afternoon, and a river walk to Clarke Quay in the evening. On day three you visit Sentosa or Universal Studios Singapore, then transfer to the cruise terminal for boarding. Days four to six are on board, and you leave the ship on day seven for your flight home.
The package includes accommodation for both Singapore nights, four sailing nights in a cruise cabin, transfers to the cruise terminal and visa assistance. Flights, the Singapore visa fee, travel insurance, meals outside your booking and attraction tickets not listed are extra. Read the Singapore cruise trip cost guide and the visa guide for Indians before you choose your dates.
Your trip expert can stretch, shorten or swap any day.
Land at Singapore Changi Airport and allow time for immigration and baggage collection. Transfer to your Singapore stay by taxi or private vehicle, and rest after the journey. Keep the evening easy, with a walk along the waterfront at Marina Bay if you have energy. The first day is for settling in, because the sights start the next morning.
Start at Gardens by the Bay in the morning, before the afternoon heat, and visit the outdoor Supertree Grove. After lunch, see Marina Bay and Merlion Park for skyline views. In the evening, take a river walk along Singapore River to Clarke Quay, which is more comfortable after sunset. Return to your Singapore stay to rest before the next morning.
Spend the morning at Sentosa, with its beaches and cable-car views, or at Universal Studios Singapore if you are travelling with children. Plan your time carefully, because the theme park takes a full day. Check out of your Singapore stay and transfer to the cruise terminal for check-in and boarding in line with your sailing time.
Settle into your cabin and explore the ship. Dining times, onboard activities and any port calls follow the cruise line's sailing itinerary, which we share with your quote. Onboard rules are set by the cruise line, so read them before you sail, and keep your travel documents with you.
Spend the day on board and rest between activities. Check the sailing itinerary for any ports the ship calls at, and decide whether you want to use the port time. Shore excursions and attraction tickets are extra unless listed in your booking, so book them in advance where the cruise line allows.
Use the day for rest, meals and the ship's facilities. Pack most of your bags before the final evening, and set aside documents, medication and valuables. Confirm the time you leave the ship with the cruise line, because it can vary by sailing. Plan a quiet evening, since the next morning starts early.
Leave the ship in line with your sailing schedule and collect your bags. Transfer to Singapore Changi Airport by taxi or private vehicle for your flight home. Allow extra time for traffic and check-in, because the transfer can take longer than expected. Keep your passport and visa papers with you until you have checked in.
Flights are not included.
Two nights in Singapore before boarding, and four nights on board.
Two city days is tight for Singapore, so the plan keeps to the main sights.
Choose Sentosa or Universal Studios Singapore for day three before you book, since both need a full day.
Cabin category, ship and sailing dates are confirmed with the cruise line and in your written quote.
Onboard rules and meal arrangements are set by the cruise line; check them before you sail.
Flights, the visa fee and travel insurance are not included.
Singapore is hot and humid, so plan outdoor sights for the early morning and evening.
Visa assistance is included, but the visa itself is subject to Singapore's approval.
FAQs
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The package has six nights: two in Singapore before boarding and four on board the cruise. Boarding happens on day three, and you leave the ship on day seven. Confirm the exact sailing dates and times with the cruise line before you book your flights.
No. Flights to and from Singapore are separate. Direct flights run from Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru to Singapore Changi Airport, taking about four and a half to five and a half hours. Our planners can suggest arrival times that suit your boarding date.
Two nights is tight. The plan covers Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay, the Singapore River and one of Sentosa or Universal Studios. Mandai and the heritage districts suit a longer stay. If you want more time in the city, ask for a longer pre-cruise stay in your quote.
Our research lists four cabin categories: budget, standard, premium and luxury. Your cabin category is confirmed in your written quote, and cabin size and features depend on the cruise line and sailing. Meal arrangements also depend on the category, so check the booking before you sail.
Yes. Sentosa and Universal Studios Singapore suit children, but each needs a full day and advance ticket planning. Keep the Singapore days light, plan shaded breaks in the afternoon heat, and check the cruise line's policy for children before you book.
Pricing is on request. We quote per person on twin sharing, excluding GST, based on the cabin category, sailing date and departure city. Flights, visa fees, travel insurance and extras are separate. Ask for a written quote that lists all inclusions before you pay.
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