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SINGAPORE – Beginning in December, Singaporeans 18 and older will receive $ 100 in digital coupons to spend on stays, tickets to leisure attractions and local tours.
Adult Singaporeans will also be able to purchase up to six subsidized attraction and tour tickets, each $ 10 off, for those under 18 from December through the end of next June.
The Singapore Tourism Board said that specific details on the voucher redemption will be announced in November, but that doesn’t mean planning can’t start now.
Staycations
1. Marina Bay Sands
If you’re tired of working from home but returning to the office isn’t an exciting prospect, consider the hotel’s “workation” package, which starts at $ 329 per night.
Reservations include a $ 50 in-room dining credit per night, free valet parking, and access to the Sands SkyPark observation deck and infinity pool. The package is available until December 23 and must be reserved before December 21.
2. Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore
Couples in need of a getaway can get one at Shangri-La from $ 345 per night with the hotel’s couples retreat package. Rate includes daily breakfast for two adults and $ 50 food and beverage credits for entire stay.
A 60-minute couples spa massage package at Chi, The Spa, will also be available at a 50% discount. The package is available until December 30, 2020.
3. Funan Singapore drugs
Stay three nights, but pay only two at lyf Funan. For $ 380 net, enjoy a room that sleeps two, free single-entry parking at the mall, and $ 30 at CapitaVouchers, usable at any CapitaLand mall.
Attractions
1. Singapore DUCKtours
If you want to see Singapore’s skyline from a new perspective, hop on one of Singapore’s DUCKtours amphibious boats for an adventure both on land and at sea.
A 60-minute ride costs $ 43 for adults and $ 33 for children ages three to 12.
2. HydroDash
If you’ve always wondered how you would fare on an obstacle course show, but never had a chance, Singapore’s first floating water park might be the place for you. HydroDash has a floating obstacle course on playgrounds and inflatable platforms.
Located on Sentosa’s Palawan Beach, a two-hour course costs $ 10 for ages five to eight, and $ 18 for nine or older. Groups of four pay $ 60.
3. Adventure in the forest
Get out of your comfort zone and go through obstacles in the great course of Forest Adventure.
The course features 44 obstacles such as horizontal rope ladders, cargo net bridges and tightropes on three circuits, and each end with a zip line ride. Adults pay $ 50 each for the course and a promotional price of $ 39 on Tuesdays.
Excursions
1. Tribe
Those looking for something out of the ordinary might consider the Tribe’s Chinatown Murders tour, where participants learn about the history of the area while simultaneously solving a murder mystery. Tours cost $ 50 per person.
2. Kayaking fever
Kayak fishing excursions are suitable for beginners and require one to bring only themselves and some protection from the sun. They take place off the shores of Sentosa and East Coast Park, and fish commonly caught include grouper, snapper, and parrotfish.
Prices start at $ 119 per person for a four-hour tour for four people.
3. Oriental tours and excursions
Go further to Pulau Ubin with Oriental Travel and Tours, to see the ecosystems of the Chek Jawa wetlands and learn about the houses on the island that are a step back in time.
A three-hour tour costs $ 150 per person and requires a minimum reservation of two people to be confirmed.
4. Let’s go on a tour of Singapore
Two hour long Sugar, Spice & Everything Nice! The tour features various spices found in Fort Canning. Participants will be guided to identify native and regional herbs, spices and plants.
Tours cost $ 200 for a group of two or three, or $ 250 for a group of four or five.
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