Singapore Thailand Tour – 7 Nights & 8 Days

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Duration

Tour Type

Daily Tour

Group Size

Unlimited

Languages

English, Hindi

Take a tour of Singapore and Thailand to experience the world’s most famous tourist attractions, thrilling beach activities, and vibrant culture. Times To Travel’s Singapore-Thailand tour is an opportunity to enhance one’s travel experience. This 8-day, 7-night itinerary includes a night safari, water sports activities, and other fun activities. Not only that, but on your tour, you will be able to witness several unique spiritual and frolic aspects of these tourist attractions.

This well-planned Thailand Singapore trip package allows you to experience the best of both tourist destinations. Meals, transfers, overnight stays, and sightseeing tours are also included to make your trip more comfortable. Check out the complete itinerary for more information.

Please keep in mind that this is just one possible itinerary. We design vacations around your specific needs.

Highlights

  • Enjoy the Singapore night safari excursion.
  • Singapore sightseeing tour
  • Water sports are available in Pattaya.
  • Visit Bangkok's illustrious temples

Day 1 : Arrive Singapore

Take a flight to Singapore. When you arrive in Singapore, an T3 employee will assist you with an aided transfer to the hotel. While your first day in Singapore and Thailand is free, the evening is reserved for a fantastic night safari experience. The world's first wildlife park offers tourists a one-of-a-kind experience by allowing them to engage with tropical jungle creatures at night. A soft lighting technique was employed to allow guests to glimpse over 1,000 night animals from over 100 different species. Dinner in an Indian restaurant without transfers in the evening.

Stay in a hotel for the night.

Day 2 : Singapore

Begin the second day of your Singapore-Thailand travel with a refreshing breakfast in the hotel, followed by a panoramic half-day city tour. Then, take a half-day Singapore City Tour. At the Merlion photo stop, first pose with the iconic Merlion. Suntec City and the Fountain of Wealth are the next stops for more excitement. Next, visit Chinatown, Singapore's Chinese district; Little India, Singapore's ethnic district where Indian and Singaporean cultures meet; and drive past the government buildings and Orchard Road. The rest of the day is free. Dinner at an Indian restaurant without transfer in the evening. Singapore overnight.

Day 3 : Singapore

Begin the day slowly. Have breakfast in the hotel and enjoy the comforts of your room. Proceed on a Sentosa Twilight Tour in the afternoon. The exciting tour includes a one-way cable car ride, admission to the S.E.A. Aquarium, Merlion Tower, and the Wings of Time presentation. Then, take a step onto the island and be enchanted. The tropical resort combines a theme park, a nature park and a heritage centre into one location—dinner at an Indian restaurant without having to transfer. Finally, return to the hotel for the night.

Day 4 : Singapore – Bangkok, Transfer to Pattaya

Begin your fourth day with breakfast before checking out of the hotel. Then, take an airport assisted transfer to your Bangkok flight. Meet the tour agent at Bangkok Airport, who will assist you in a comfortable transfer to the Pattaya hotel for hotel check-in.

Spend the evening at your leisure or see the Alcazar Show. There are various Indian and local restaurants where you can dine lavishly. Finally, return to your accommodation for a well-deserved rest.

Day 5 : Pattaya

Breakfast is followed by a hotel pickup for the Coral Island excursion. Board the speed boat to Coral Island after you reach at the appropriate area.

The silky white beaches allow you to unwind and take a leisurely stroll. Watersports such as underwater walking, paragliding, jet skiing, and water skiing are also available. Snorkelling and deep-sea diving are also options for exploring the colourful coral reefs of Koh Krok and Koh Sak islands.

**Please keep in mind that parasailing and underwater walking are not free. Bring your diving equipment with you because there are no dive shops in the region.

Back to Pattaya for lunch at an Indian restaurant in the afternoon. Spend the night.

Day 6 : Pattaya - Bangkok

Continue your journey back to Bangkok after breakfast. Check into your accommodation before embarking on a city tour. Thailand's capital city is a metropolis of temples, spas, unending shopping sprees, and vibrant nightlife. The city and temple trip brings you to some of Bangkok's most well-known Buddhist temples, called locally as 'Wat'. First, go to Wat Traimit, the Golden Buddha Temple. The Temple of the Reclining Buddha, Wat Pho, is the next stop. Following that, go shopping at the Gems Gallery. Finally, return to your hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

Day 7 : Bangkok

As the day is free of obligations, have a leisurely breakfast at the hotel. You can either relax at your accommodation or have an interesting day visiting the Safari World and Marine Park. The Safari Park, Bird Park, Games Corner, and Macaw Island portions of Thailand's famous open zoo. Spend time up close and personal with dolphins, orangutans, seals, and a variety of other exotic animals and birds in a magnificent African setting. Take a break and choose from a selection of lunch options. Then, return to your hotel to recover. You can spend the evening anyway you choose. Dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel are included.

Day 8 : Departure

Begin the day with a wonderful breakfast before checking out of the hotel. Get a taxi to Bangkok International Airport in time for your return flight. The tour has come to an end. Bring back lovely memories of Singapore and Thailand with you when you return home or continue your adventure.

  • MAP (Room + Breakfast + Lunch/Dinner)
  • 3 Star Hotel
  • Meals
  • Sightseeing
  • Transport
  • Pickup-Drop
  • Cab Transfer
  • Veg & Non Veg Meals
  • Welcome drink on arrival (Non-Alcoholic)- 2 Pm to 5 Pm Available Only
  • Accommodation in well appointed A/c rooms with satellite connection LCD TV, electronic safe, Mini Bar( chargeable) and intercom.
  • Buffet/TDH Menu as per the plan selected.
  • MAP – Breakfast and either Lunch or Dinner
  • Complimentary use of Tea/Coffee maker in all rooms replenished once a day, Hair dryer on request. Any additional requirement will be at an extra cost.
  • Excess baggage fees
  • Advance seat reservations
  • Entry visa fees
  • Optional extensions & excursions
  • Personal, baggage & travel insurance
  • Gratuities
  • Geverages
  • Items not specifically mentioned in the itinerary or "included features" list
  • Any items of a personal nature
  • UNUSED SERVICES: Unused services cannot be refunded once the trip has begun. No refund can be made for absence by travelers from any part of the itinerary.

7 Nights - 8 Days

English
Hindi

Tour's Location

Can I fly from Singapore to Thailand?

A tourist visa can be requested from the Thai embassy or consulate by Singaporeans.

Is a trip to Singapore expensive?

Singapore is one of the world's smallest countries, thus travelling around won't ever be very expensive. In actuality, Singapore's public transport is relatively reasonable, despite its reputation for being pricey.

Does a Singaporean need a visa to enter Thailand?

Thailand does not require a visa for citizens of Singapore under the Tourist Visa Exemption Scheme (TVES). The Royal Thai Embassy in Singapore (https://www.thaiembassy.sg) accepts applications for long-term stay visas from interested parties.

Which month is the least expensive to visit Singapore?

The months of January, November, and December are regarded as high season. March is the cheapest month to travel from India. To access the newest Singapore flight fares, enter your favourite departure airport and travel dates in the search box above.

Is there a bus from Singapore to Thailand?

9 Coachland Express operates the bus services that travel from Singapore to Bangkok. 99 Coachland Express offers up to 2 departures each day from Singapore to Bangkok. The first 99 Coachland Express timetable begins at 2:00 PM, while the last bus leaves at 4:30 PM.

What is the cost of a visa to Thailand?

Singapore is a year-round destination, but March through August is the best time to go. The least amount of rain will fall, the humidity will be minimal, and the temperatures will be comfortable.

What distinguishes Singapore from Thailand?

The distinctions can be explained by the fact that Singapore is primarily a first-world nation with cutting-edge export and manufacturing facilities. Thailand's economy, on the other hand, is primarily agrarian and heavily dependent on the expansion of crops like rice.

Which month is the coolest to travel to Singapore?

January January. Although January is typically Singapore's coldest month, you don't need to bring your winter coat; the temperature rarely falls below 24°C. St. Jerome's Laneway Festival, Art Stage Singapore, and Singapore Fringe Festival are important events.

I'm from Singapore; do I need a visa to enter Thailand?

A visa is not required to visit Thailand for tourists thanks to the Tourist Visa Exemption Scheme (TVES). The Royal Thai Embassy in Singapore (https://www.thaiembassy.sg) accepts applications for long-term stay visas from interested parties.

From Singapore to Thailand, is there a rail option?

Stay the night in KL, then take a quick ETS train to Padang Besar, which is near the Thai border, and then take the 46 International Express, a comfortable sleeper with a restaurant car for breakfast and dinner, overnight from Padang Besar to Bangkok.

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