Singapore with Dream Cruise 5N combines three nights in the city with a two-night cruise sailing from Singapore. It suits couples and families who want a first taste of cruising without giving up the city's main sights. Singapore is a major cruise gateway, with efficient airport and port links.
The first three days cover Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, Chinatown, Little India and Sentosa, with a night at the same hotel each time. On day four you transfer to the cruise terminal and board. Day five is spent on the ship, and you leave the ship on day six for the transfer to Changi Airport.
Breakfast daily, private transfers, the planned sightseeing, the cruise sailing and visa assistance are included. The cruise route, ports, cabin and meal terms are confirmed in your written quote. Flights, other meals, entry fees not listed, the visa fee and insurance are extra. A cruise gives only limited time for the full destination, so read places to visit in Singapore and compare a land-only package with this one.
Your trip expert can stretch, shorten or swap any day.
Land at Singapore Changi Airport and meet your driver for the transfer to your hotel, usually about 20 to 30 minutes. Check in and rest after the flight. In the evening, walk to Marina Bay and Merlion Park and watch the nightly Spectra light show. Keep the first night light before the busier days ahead, and sleep early.
Visit Gardens by the Bay early, when it is cooler, and see the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest on timed entry. In the afternoon, walk through Chinatown and Little India. Wear modest clothing and easy footwear for temples, carry water, and take breaks in the shade or indoors during the heat.
Spend the day on Sentosa. Choose cable-car views, beaches and waterfront dining, or Universal Studios Singapore for a theme-park day. Do not try to cover everything in one afternoon, because queues build. Return to the hotel in the evening and pack for the cruise, which starts the next day.
Check out after breakfast and transfer to the cruise terminal for boarding. Singapore is a major cruise gateway with efficient port links. Boarding timings, cabin details and the cruise route are confirmed in your quote. Settle into your cabin, find your way around the ship and enjoy the first evening on board. Keep passports and boarding papers handy.
Spend the day on the ship, with time for onboard facilities and any port stop on your confirmed route. Your planner shares the final sailing details with your quote. Cruise meals and activities follow the fare terms you receive. A cruise gives a short sampler of the region, not a deep look at one place.
Leave the ship as per its schedule and meet your driver for the transfer to Singapore Changi Airport. Allow enough time for leaving the ship, traffic and check-in, and book your flight with this in mind. Your planner can suggest suitable flight timings from your city. Keep a buffer, because ship schedules can run late.
Flights are not included.
Three hotel nights in Singapore, then two nights on the cruise.
The cruise route, ports, cabin category and meal terms are confirmed in your quote.
Boarding and landing timings affect your flights, so plan them with your planner.
A cruise gives only a short sampler, so choose a land package for deeper neighbourhood and wildlife time.
Mandai Wildlife Reserve does not fit this itinerary and needs a separate full day.
Breakfast is included on land; cruise meal terms follow the cruise fare.
Flights are not included and are booked separately.
Entry fees not listed, the Singapore visa fee and travel insurance are extra.
Read our [how to reach Singapore](/singapore-travel-guide/how-to-reach/) guide for flight times.
FAQs
What travellers ask about this trip. Your trip expert can answer anything else.
Three nights in a comfort-category hotel on twin sharing, two nights on the cruise as per your quote, daily breakfast on land, private transfers, the planned sightseeing and visa assistance. Flights, other meals, the visa fee, insurance and extras are not included.
The cruise route, ports and cabin details are confirmed in your written quote, because sailings change by date. Your planner shares them before you pay, so there are no surprises. Tell us your preferred dates and cabin category so we can match a suitable sailing.
No. Our packages are land-only, so flights are booked separately. Boarding the cruise and disembarkation times affect your flights, so talk to your planner first. Nonstop flights from most major Indian cities take about four and a half to six hours.
A cruise gives a short sampler, but it leaves limited time for neighbourhoods, wildlife and food. That is why this package keeps three nights on land. For deeper exploration, a land-only package of five to seven nights suits better, as travellers often prefer more time in the neighbourhoods.
Mandai needs a full day, and it is not part of this itinerary. Add extra nights in Singapore if you want it, which gives you a calmer schedule. Treat it as a separate full-day excursion and do not combine it with central sightseeing.
February to April is generally drier in Singapore, though the city is warm and humid all year. Peak periods such as December and school holidays raise prices and queues. Ask your planner about sailing dates before you fix your trip, and before you book flights.
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