Singapore Adventure: 5 Days of Fun Itinerary

Begin your second day with a visit to Singapore Chinatown. Explore its narrow streets filled with traditional shophouses, temples, and markets. Don't miss out on visiting Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, an impressive temple that houses what is believed to be Buddha's tooth relic. For breakfast, stop by Yum Cha Restaurant for some authentic dim sum.

In the afternoon, head over to Sentosa Island for some fun and adventure. Start with a visit to Universal Studios Singapore where you can enjoy thrilling rides and shows based on your favorite movies. For lunch, dine at Malaysian Food Street, which offers a variety of delicious Malaysian dishes.

Wrap up your day with an exciting tour: Singapore: Night Safari Ticket, Tram Ride, & Return Transfer. This unique nocturnal zoo experience allows you to see animals in their natural nighttime habitats. Before heading back to your hotel, grab dinner at Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant, located within the Night Safari park.

Start your third day with a visit to Singapore Botanical Garden & National Orchid Garden. This UNESCO World Heritage site is perfect for nature lovers who want to explore beautiful gardens filled with exotic plants and orchids. Enjoy breakfast at Halia Restaurant, located within the gardens.

In the afternoon, take a trip to Pulau Ubin by ferry from Changi Point Ferry Terminal (approximately 10 minutes). Explore this rustic island by bike or on foot as you visit attractions like Chek Jawa Wetlands which showcases diverse ecosystems including mangroves and coastal forests. Have lunch at one of Pulau Ubin's local eateries such as Ubin First Stop Restaurant which serves fresh seafood dishes.

Return back from Pulau Ubin (10-minute ferry ride) in time for an evening tour:  Singapore: Big Bus Night Tour with Live Guide. This open-top bus tour takes you around key landmarks illuminated beautifully under night lights while providing insightful commentary about each location's history.

Start your day with a visit to Ubin Island (Pulau Ubin). This island offers a glimpse into Singapore's past with its rustic charm and untouched nature. Rent a bike and explore the island's trails, taking in the lush greenery and traditional kampong houses. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Chek Jawa Wetlands again if you missed it earlier or want to explore more.

In the afternoon, head over to Sentosa Island for some beach time. Visit Tanjong Beach, known for its tranquil atmosphere and beautiful sandy shores. Enjoy a leisurely swim or simply relax on the beach with a good book. For lunch, dine at Tanjong Beach Club, which offers delicious food with stunning beach views.

As evening approaches, make your way to Resorts World Sentosa. This integrated resort offers a variety of entertainment options including casinos, shopping, and dining. For dinner, try out Ocean Restaurant, an underwater dining experience that lets you enjoy your meal while watching marine life swim by. End your day with a visit to Sentosa Merlion, where you can take in panoramic views of Sentosa Island from the top of this iconic statue.

Kampong Glam is your first stop today. This vibrant neighborhood is rich in Malay culture and history. Explore the colorful streets lined with boutique shops, cafes, and street art. Don't miss visiting the majestic Sultan Mosque (Masjid Sultan), one of Singapore's most important religious sites. For breakfast, stop by Haji Lane Cafe for some delicious local treats.

National Museum of Singapore awaits you in the afternoon. This museum provides an insightful look into Singapore's history through its extensive exhibits and interactive displays. After immersing yourself in history, have lunch at Food For Thought, located within the museum premises.

Singapore: Guided Hawker Culture & Street Food Tour at Night is perfect for food lovers who want to experience Singapore's famous hawker culture firsthand. This guided tour takes you through bustling hawker centers where you can sample a variety of local dishes such as Hainanese chicken rice, laksa, satay, and more.