Tips & Tricks

Sentosa Island – this is a popular island resort within Singapore, attracting some 5 million visitors a year. Its attractions include a 1.2 mile long sheltered beach, Fort Siloso, two golf courses, two five-star hotels, and the Resorts World Sentosa (which includes the Universal Studios Singapore theme park). Sentosa’s biggest attraction, Imbiah Lookout, offers […]

Robertson Quay — the most laidback of the three quays along the Singapore River, this largely residential estate has become a real entertainment enclave with bars, restaurants, cafés, performing arts houses and art galleries. It’s quite a change from its historical roots as an area filled with offices and warehouses, populated by early settlers […]

Sentosa Golf Club (27 Bikit Manis Sentosa Island, Singapore) — The Sentosa Golf Club is the place to get a golf fix while travelling with children to sunny Sentosa. The club, highly regarded as one of the best golf destinations in Asia, is home to two magnificent championship 18-hole par 72 golf courses – Serapong […]

Singapore Flyer (30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore) – this is the world’s largest observation wheel (165 meters), which offers its riders 360-degree views of Singapore. Those in a mood to splurge can participate in the Moët Chandon Champagne Flight (a private capsule where participants can take in the spectacular skyline at sunset with a flute […]

Singapore Food Festival (Read Bridge, Singapore) – held annually from late June to late July and organized by the Sinagpore Tourism Board, the Singapore Food Festival is a grand interactive learning experience. It acts as a Singapore food guide that gives you a closer look at the rich cultures that make our little island pulsate […]

Singapore Island Country Club (240 Sime Road, Singapore) — The legendary Nick Faldo claims it’s beautiful and we can’t find a better endorsement than that for you to head to the Singapore Island Country Club (SICC), a bastion of Singapore golf. There’s something for everyone to have a swinging good time in the undulating courses […]