On this night tour of Marina Bay, discover one of the most beautiful areas of Singapore as the sun sets. We'll see the most beautiful monuments all lit up!
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
Raffles Place MRT Station
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On this night tour of Marina Bay, discover one of the most beautiful areas of Singapore as the sun sets. We'll see the most beautiful monuments all lit up!
On the day of the activity, we'll meet at 6:45 pm at exit A of Raffles Place MRT Station, one of the most recognisable locations in Singapore. From there, we'll begin this walking tour towards Marina Bay, the most popular area in Singapore. The eastern part of the city is home to some of the biggest buildings, which have become a real icon in Singapore, as well as one of the best places to go for a walk, as it is right in the centre of the city.
Our first stop will be at the unmistakable Marina Bay Sands, a 5-star hotel made up of three huge skyscrapers with a large boat-shaped roof. There, we'll be able to see a light show like none other.
We'll continue strolling along Marina Bay until we reach the Helix Bridge. During this part of the tour, we'll have some amazing views of the famous Gardens by the Bay with its enormous metal structures, which take the form of massive trees.
Then, we'll make our way towards Merlion Park, where we'll check out the sculpture of a mythological being, which represents the origin of the city. Half fish and half lion, this statue spews water out of its mouth into the bay.
After taking photos of this figure, we'll make our way towards Gardens by the Bay, to put the cherry on top of this activity with the light and sound of Garden Rhapsody.
2 hours later, we'll bring this tour to an end at Marina Bay. Until next time!
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Raffles Place MRT Station
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