Private Singapore Day Tours, With Prices
Six private tours of Singapore, each led by a Singapore Tourism Board-licensed local guide and run for your party alone. Prices are per group, not per person, and every tour is on foot unless stated otherwise.
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Signature Singapore 6 hours From S$395 Marina Bay → Civic District → Singapore River → Chinatown → Little India → Kampong Glam View tour→ - Modern City 4 hours From S$279 Marina Bay → Singapore River → Chinatown View tour→
- Cultural Districts 4 hours From S$279 Chinatown → Little India → Kampong Glam View tour→
- Colonial Heritage 4 hours From S$279 Civic District → Singapore River → Fort Canning View tour→
- Local Life 4 hours From S$279 Kopitiam → Wet market → HDB estate → MRT → Hawker centre View tour→
- Food 4 hours From S$279 On Request View tour→
What a Private Tour Costs for Your Group
| Guests | 4 Hours | 6 Hours |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | S$279 total S$279 per person | S$395 total S$395 per person |
| 2 | S$319 total S$159.50 per person | S$455 total S$227.50 per person |
| 3 | S$359 total S$119.67 per person | S$515 total S$171.67 per person |
| 4 | S$399 total S$99.75 per person | S$575 total S$143.75 per person |
| 5+ | Larger private groups Contact us for group pricing Get a group quote | |
- Optional extras can be added: Singapore River bumboat · Gardens by the Bay · Marina Bay Sands SkyPark.
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This works particularly well for solo travellers and couples who want a more personal way to explore Singapore. You have your own private guide, the freedom to ask as many questions as you like, and the flexibility to spend more time on the places that interest you rather than following the pace of a larger group.
Your private guide in Singapore will meet you conveniently in your hotel lobby, so there is no need to find a separate meeting point. The tour can also be adjusted along the way where practical, giving you a more relaxed and personal experience of the city.
Attraction tickets are not included unless stated otherwise and can be added where available. Any additional inclusions or optional extras are clearly listed on the individual tour page.
Singapore Day Tours Reviews
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Amanda was an exceptional tour guide who truly enhanced our experience. She personalised the tour to suit our interests and ensured we didn’t miss any of our must-see destinations. Her knowledge of Singapore, along with her helpful tips, was invaluable. As a bonus, she’s also a great photographer! Highly recommend Amanda!
We had a day-long layover in Singapore so we booked a private tour with a guide and a driver through Singapore Day Tours. Aaron is a wonderful guide. He worked with me to plan our day in advance, met us at the airport, and off we went!
Aaron is exactly the kind of guide you hope for when travelling — funny, sharp, and incredibly thoughtful. He goes the extra mile to make sure you get the best value for everything, from tickets to rides and food. He even took the effort to arrange a great deal for my family’s MBS Sampan ride and time it with the pouring fountain! Kids enjoyed the ride very much. Thank you!
Our guide, Andros is very knowlegable, humors and shared stories with us, making the tour more meaningful and interesting. As a Singaporean I only passed by Little India briefly. With today’s walking tour I learned about the wealthy Chinese merchant’s mansion, Indian temple, a traditional store selling spices. And today is my first time went to level 2 of the Tekka Market, I didn’t know they are so many stalls selling beautiful Indian traditional clothing. He also recommended good stall to try out masala tea and nan. Overall, it was an eye opener for me. Highly recommended to join the walking tour.
We had a great tour experience with Singapore Day Tours. Our guide Aaron was superb, funny & witty. Thank you for this wonderful experience to the whole team.
Andros Wong is an engaging and passionate guide who gave me a different perspective of Little India. I enjoyed the tour.
Singapore Day Tours FAQ
Our Singapore Day Tours team has put together some practical tips and advice to help you plan with ease. We’ve gathered the most useful information to make your tour as smooth, enjoyable, and memorable as possible.
Do you provide hotel pickup and drop-off?
Yes. Your guide meets you in your hotel lobby at the time you have agreed. If you would rather start somewhere else — the airport, the cruise terminal, or the nearest MRT station — just tell us when you book.
Are your tours suitable for children?
Yes. Every tour is private, so the pace is yours — your guide will adjust the route and the amount of walking to suit younger children. Let us know their ages when you book.
Can you accommodate wheelchair users or limited mobility?
Yes. Get in touch before you book and tell us what you need, and we will plan the route, the pace and the amount of walking around it. Singapore is one of the more accessible cities in Asia, and your guide will know which routes work best.
What happens if it rains?
Tours run in almost all weather. Showers in Singapore are usually short and heavy, so your guide will bring an indoor stop forward or wait it out under cover, then carry on. We only stop if conditions become genuinely unsafe.
What should I wear and bring?
Comfortable walking shoes and light clothing. Singapore is hot and humid all year, so bring water, sun protection and a small umbrella — useful for both sun and sudden rain. Several tours visit mosques and temples, so pack something that covers your shoulders and knees.
Is a tip expected?
Tipping is not customary in Singapore and is never expected. If your guide has made the day, it is always welcome.
Do you offer day trips to Johor Bahru, Batam or Bintan?
No — all our tours run inside Singapore. Cross-border day trips are booked directly with the ferry and coach operators.
Why tour with an STB-licensed guide?
Singapore is easy to explore alone. A good guide adds the context, the history behind a street, the meaning of a landmark, and the stories that connect Singapore’s neighbourhoods and communities.
Paid in-person tourist guides in Singapore must hold a valid Singapore Tourism Board (STB) Tourist Guide Licence. Licensing requires at least 120 hours of training and assessment, and the licence must be renewed every three years with ongoing learning requirements.
With a private guide, the experience is still more personal than a shared or free walking tour. Even on a set itinerary, your guide can adapt the pace, spend more time on the places that interest you, answer questions in depth and tailor the commentary to your group.
