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Singapore

Singapore — a port guide for cruise visitors

Where to eat (3)

🍽️Lau Pa Sat🍽️
Lau Pa Sat
A historic Victorian-era market offering a wide variety of local hawker food in a sheltered, flat environment. Order the famous Satay from the outdoor stalls and enjoy the central seating area.
🍽️National Kitchen by Violet Oon🍽️
National Kitchen by Violet Oon
Located in the National Gallery, this elegant restaurant offers refined Peranakan cuisine in a comfortable, air-conditioned setting. Try the Beef Rendang and the Dry Laksa.
🍽️Ya Kun Kaya Toast (Far East Square)🍽️
Ya Kun Kaya Toast (Far East Square)
A classic Singaporean breakfast experience that is easy on the stomach and very affordable. Order the set meal with soft-boiled eggs, kaya toast, and hot kopi (coffee).

What to see and do (2)

👀Gardens by the Bay (Cloud Forest & Flower Dome)👀
Gardens by the Bay (Cloud Forest & Flower Dome)
These massive cooled conservatories are fully wheelchair and walker accessible with flat paths and elevators. The Flower Dome offers a gentle, climate-controlled stroll through exotic plants.
👀Singapore Botanic Gardens👀
Singapore Botanic Gardens
A UNESCO World Heritage site featuring wide, paved paths perfect for a slow-paced morning walk. The National Orchid Garden within the park is a highlight and is mostly flat.

Festivals and events (3)

🎉Chinese New Year🎉
Chinese New Year
A vibrant celebration featuring street light-ups and decorations in Chinatown, typically occurring in January or February.
📅 January/February
🎉Singapore Food Festival🎉
Singapore Food Festival
A city-wide celebration of local culinary heritage with various indoor pop-up events and tasting menus.
📅 July/August
🎉Deepavali🎉
Deepavali
The Festival of Lights fills Little India with colorful street decorations and traditional festive markets.
📅 October/November