Singapore and Thailand Tour Package: 7 Days
What This 7-Day Singapore and Thailand Trip Covers
This 7-day trip pairs two nights in Singapore (Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa) with Phuket or Krabi and a last stop in Bangkok. Singapore works year-round; Thailand’s Andaman coast is best from November to April, when the sea is calm. Indians need a Singapore visa applied for before travel, while Thailand is visa-free for up to 30 days.
It suits couples and families who want a city and a beach in one week. Maya Bay on Phi Phi closes every August and September to let the reef recover. More detail: Thailand honeymoon plans and Singapore for families.
Urban Tropics
Urban Tropics
Two nights in Singapore for Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay, then Thailand for beaches, markets and island hopping.
7 days
Nov-Apr
Couples & Families
Mid-Range
Your Day-by-Day Itinerary
• Arrive at Singapore Changi Airport, one of the world’s best airports, and transfer to your luxury hotel.
• Start at Marina Bay Sands, where the SkyPark observation deck looks out over the city skyline.
• Visit Gardens by the Bay, home to the futuristic Supertree Grove and mesmerizing Cloud Forest.
• Spend the evening at Clarke Quay by the river or have dinner at a rooftop restaurant.
• Spend the day at Sentosa Island, Singapore’s leisure island, with Universal Studios and beaches.
• Experience thrilling rides at Universal Studios Singapore or relax on Siloso Beach.
• Visit S.E.A. Aquarium, one of the largest aquariums in the world, home to over 100,000 marine creatures.
• In the evening, enjoy the Wings of Time light and water show by the beach.
• Explore the historic neighborhoods of Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam, each offering unique cultural experiences.
• Visit the iconic Merlion Park for a perfect photo spot with Singapore’s famous half-lion, half-fish statue.
• Indulge in world-famous street food at a hawker center, trying dishes like Hainanese chicken rice and laksa.
• Shop till you drop on Orchard Road, Singapore’s premier shopping district.
• Fly to Thailand (Phuket/Krabi/Bangkok, depending on your preference) in the evening.
• Arrive in Phuket or Krabi on Thailand’s Andaman coast.
• Check into a beachfront resort and unwind on the golden sands.
• Take a sunset cruise around Phang Nga Bay or the Andaman Sea, past the limestone cliffs.
• Experience Phuket’s lively Bangla Road nightlife or a beachside seafood dinner in Krabi.
• Take an island-hopping boat trip to the Phi Phi Islands, Maya Bay and Bamboo Island.
• Snorkel over coral reefs and look out for reef fish.
• Spend some time on the beach.
• Return to your resort for a traditional Thai massage, perfect for unwinding after an adventurous day.
• Fly to Bangkok in the morning and check into a centrally located hotel.
• Visit the Grand Palace and the sacred Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha).
• Visit Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, on the bank of the Chao Phraya river.
• Experience the famous floating markets, where you can shop for souvenirs and taste authentic Thai delicacies.
• Enjoy Bangkok’s world-class rooftop bars, such as Vertigo or Sky Bar, for panoramic city views.
• Spend your last day exploring Bangkok’s shopping hotspots, from luxury malls like Siam Paragon to bargain markets like Chatuchak.
• Savor a final taste of Thai cuisine at a Michelin-starred restaurant or a local street food market.
• Transfer to the airport for your departure, for your flight home.
Change the Beach, Hotels or Pace
This itinerary is just the beginning! We’ll tailor your Singapore & Thailand adventure to suit your travel style—whether you’re looking for a luxurious retreat, a fun-filled family getaway, or a simpler trip with plenty to do. We can add private island trips or cultural tours, and we look after the bookings and transfers.
WhatsApp us now to plan your perfect itinerary: +91 79829 78745.
Frequently asked questions
How many days are enough for Singapore and Thailand?
Seven days covers both at a sensible pace. This plan gives two nights to Singapore for Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay and Sentosa, then moves to Phuket or Krabi for the beach, and ends in Bangkok for temples, markets and shopping before you fly home.
What is the best time to visit Singapore and Thailand together?
November to April. Singapore works year-round, but Thailand’s Andaman coast, where Phuket and Krabi are, is at its best in these months when the sea is calm. Note that Maya Bay on Phi Phi closes every August and September to let the reef recover.
Do Indians need a visa for Singapore and Thailand?
For Singapore, yes: Indian passport holders must apply for a Singapore visa before travel. For Thailand, Indians can currently enter visa-free for tourism for up to 30 days, which comfortably covers this trip. Check the rules again before you book, as they have changed recently.
Is a Singapore and Thailand trip good for families?
Yes. It suits couples and families who want a city and a beach in one week. Singapore’s Sentosa and Gardens by the Bay work well with children, and the Thai beach days are easy to keep slow. It is planned at a mid-range level, with upgrades possible.
Can this Singapore and Thailand package be customised?
Yes. You can choose Phuket or Krabi, change the hotels, add private island trips or cultural tours, or swap Bangkok for more beach time. WhatsApp us on +91 79829 78745 with your dates and who is travelling, and we will send a revised plan.
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What Our Travellers Say
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