Top Singapore Nature Walks in 2026

Singapore hosts the the only F1 night race where a tropical downpour is a genuine possibility every session, and the only venue where a monitor lizard once triggered a red flag. On this self-guided audio tour, you'll follow the Marina Bay Street Circuit route through Singapore's civic and colonial core. The tour starts at Promenade MRT Exit A and follows the anticlockwise circuit route along Raffles Boulevard. You'll walk past luxury hotels, waterfront promenades, and colonial-era civic buildings – before crossing Anderson Bridge, a 1910 structure so narrow it determined the direction of the entire circuit. Along the way, you'll hear how a deliberate crash in the 2008 inaugural race handed Fernando Alonso a victory and triggered F1's most serious race-fixing scandal in decades. The tour ends at the ArtScience Museum, where a single vantage point gives you a panoramic view across Marina Bay of the circuit's entire final third.

Witness the dynamic Singapore City skyline and Sentosa Island from the stunning viewing deck at Faber Park. Unwind and indulge in a delightful morning tea amid the tranquil garden setting. • Trade in the hustle and bustle of the city for the serenity of the countryside • Enjoy a traditional Singaporean light breakfast in a scenic and serene garden • Experience Singapore from a different angle on a refreshing morning hike • Set off on an adventure and enjoy stunning views of Singapore from Mount Faber • Immerse yourself in nature get away from it all with a scenic hike in the forest

Make the most of limited time on Sentosa Island with this convenient package that combines multiple attractions in one booking, plus a one-way transfer. Ride the Mt. Faber Cable Car, take in 360-degree views from SkyHelix Sentosa, cool off at Adventure Cove Waterpark, and round off your day with the Wings of Time night show. With admission taken care of, you’re free to explore at your own pace without having to follow a tour group.

What sets this tour apart is the combination of faster walking, local storytelling and a more personal way to experience Singapore. Instead of simply walking past the landmarks, you’ll learn the stories behind places like the Civic District, Singapore River, Merlion Park and Fort Canning Park while exploring them at a relaxed brisk-walking pace. With small groups, photo stops and a licensed local guide, the experience is designed to feel personal, easygoing and engaging — ideal for travellers who want to see more of Singapore without joining a large conventional sightseeing tour.

Join a 2-hour guided walk to enjoy what Singapore-- city of gardens offers. The rainforest trails showcases well-preserved eco biodiversity, and you get to see the colorful flora and fauna there. As the first UNESCO tropical garden, the National Orchid Garden boasts a large collection of orchids to be enjoyed.

With a background in management and education, I bring a thoughtful and well-researched approach to guiding. Rediscovering my fascination with Singapore inspired me to become a licensed Tourist Guide and share the story of how this small island nation has evolved into a highly planned, liveable and sustainable city. Through my tours of the Singapore City Gallery and Marina Barrage, I explore the thinking and planning behind Singapore’s remarkable transformation. I share stories about urban development, land use, water security, sustainability and the challenges Singapore has overcome as a city with limited land and resources. My aim is not simply to show visitors interesting places, but to help them understand the ideas, decisions and innovations that have shaped Singapore. I strive to make each tour informative, engaging and enjoyable, giving visitors a deeper appreciation of how Singapore continues to plan for its future.

Go beyond Singapore’s famous landmarks and discover how different communities, cultures and faiths came together to shape the city we know today. Journey through Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam, each revealing a different chapter in Singapore’s multicultural story—from migration and trade to religion, community and modern life. Led by a licensed local guide, the tour connects these neighbourhoods into one engaging story. Rather than treating them as separate “ethnic quarters,” discover how people from different backgrounds lived, worked, worshipped and traded alongside one another. Experience bustling markets, historic temples and mosques, colourful shophouses, heritage institutions and vibrant streets that continue to evolve today. Short transfers by taxi and public bus also let you experience Singapore beyond the usual tourist route as you travel between its historic districts.

Gardens by the Bay has plenty to see, but booking its many attractions separately can get complicated quickly. This seamless package includes admission to the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, plus the Garden Rhapsody light show and hotel pickup—saving you from trawling through booking websites. Upgrade to add attractions such as the OCBC Skyway, Supertree Observatory, or Floral Fantasy and tailor your visit to what interests you most.

Enjoy the best of Singapore after dark without worrying about how you’ll get around on this nighttime tour. Start at Merlion Park to take a photo with Singapore's official mascot before heading to Gardens by the Bay to admire the Supertree Grove and watch an amazing sound and light show. Admire the views across to Marina Bay, then head to Clarke Quay to see the bumboats that used to carry the city's cargo and take a cruise down the river.

Many people have always associated Mt Faber with the Cable Car station, not knowing there is more to discover in this area including its steep history stretching back more than 200 years ago. From the trailhead, a quick climb via Marang Trail to the highest point along the Southern Ridges yields panoramic views of Singapore’s beautiful harbour and the southern islands on one side and on another side. Next, we continue hiking along the Southern Ridges to discover interesting native flora and built heritage, and enjoy refreshing views atop the highest pedestrian bridge and one of the most beautiful bridges in Singapore – Henderson Waves. We will also visit one of the last remaining mangrove wetlands in the south, nestled in one of Singapore’s four nature reserves – Labrador Nature Reserve. Amidst the myriad coastal flora and fauna, climb another ‘forgotten’ hill and immediately be immersed in the history of a 140+ year-old military fort, built to protect Singapore Harbour.

牛车水 Murders is a new #gametours where participants are thrown into a scenario to solve puzzles. The scene is Chinatown where a serial killer is on the loose and the whole nation is gripped with fear. Participants are roped in to find the killer by solving a series of puzzles around Chinatown. Played in teams of 2 – 5 persons, participants determine the route they take, and the choice of items to pick. Narrated throughout by our tourist guide/gamemaster, the guide will dive into a character throughout. This character has strong ties in Chinatown having lived there for 48 years and through the guide, he/she shares their affiliation through the people the guide knew and grew up with. Characters include Samsui woman Auntie Geok, moneylender friend Raj, provision shop owner Ah Kee and others.

Step into the heart of Singapore at Gardens by the Bay with seamless entry to the Flower Dome&Cloud Forest. This is a deep exploration led by a professional guide in the field of flowers and plants.

If you're short on time but still want to see it all, this full-day bike and food tour has you covered. Take in the sights from two wheels, snap photos of top attractions, and learn about Singapore's colorful history. Then follow your guide on foot through the streets and spend the afternoon eating lunch while exploring this dynamic destination.

Singapore’s mangrove wetlands are home to a surprising wealth of wildlife, from owls and nightjars to civet cats and tree-climbing crabs. Enjoy a fresh perspective on this precious ecosystem without getting muddy on this private boardwalk tour led by a licensed nature guide who can identify every call and find the source of each mysterious splash. It’s wheelchair-accessible, stroller-friendly, and suitable for groups of all ages.

Turn your Singapore vacation into a lasting keepsake with a private family photoshoot by Tomato Photo. Led by Hart Tan, a multi-award-winning local master photographer with over 20 years of experience, this experience is perfect for travellers who want to remember their trip with beautiful, natural portraits. Having worked with families from all over the world, Hart knows how to make everyone — from playful kids to camera-shy grandparents — feel comfortable and confident. As a well-traveled local who has lived in Indonesia, Australia, and Singapore, Hart combines global perspective with insider knowledge to guide you to stunning, lesser-known locations. Fluent in English, Bahasa Indonesia, Mandarin, and several Chinese dialects, he connects easily with families from around the world, capturing authentic moments against Singapore’s most picturesque backdrops. Choose one location for your photo session. Either Gardens By The Bay or Katong - Joo Chiat.

Hidden amidst the bustling urban landscape of Singapore lies Bukit Brown Cemetery, a captivating tapestry of nature, history, and legend. This verdant sanctuary, draped in lush foliage and ancient trees, is more than just a final resting place; it's a journey through time. As you wander its tranquil paths, you'll encounter intricate tombstones, each a silent storyteller of the island's rich cultural heritage, dating back to the early 20th century. Bukit Brown is a living museum, where history whispers through the ornate carvings and moss-covered graves of Singapore's pioneers. Amidst this spectral charm, nature thrives undisturbed, offering a haven for wildlife and a serene retreat for visitors. Bukit Brown Cemetery is a unique blend of natural beauty, historical depth, and mystical intrigue—a place where every step is a walk through history, every stone a story, and every shadow a whisper from the beyond.

It’s easy to think of Singapore as a high-tech city. See a different side of the nation on this small-group half-day tour to Pulau Ubin, a simple island where water still comes from wells and stoves still run on wood. Traveling in a group no larger than 7, you’ll cross by bumboat then explore orchards, villages, disused quarries, and mangroves on foot or by bicycle (rental at your own expense).

This tour will offer an immersive experience of Singapore’s Garden City theme, blending nature, iconic landmarks, and scenic waterfronts, all within 3.5 hours. It's the perfect tour for nature lovers and anyone who wants to experience the best green spaces in Singapore! Tour Highlights: - Garden & History: Explore the lush Botanic Gardens and Mt Faber's rich nature. - Iconic Views: Snap photos with the Merlion and admire Gardens by the Bay’s Supertrees. - Relax & Play: Enjoy stunning views at Marina Barrage.