Singapore Tour Packages from Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore

Singapore is one of the easiest international holidays from India: a short overnight or daytime flight, a clean, safe city, Indian food in every neighbourhood and attractions that suit every age. Our Singapore packages from Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore are land packages, so they work from any city: hotels with breakfast, private airport transfers, sightseeing with entry tickets and help with the visa and SG Arrival Card, with flights added on request.

Below you can compare all our Singapore packages, then read the section for your city: flight times, the best departure times and how we plan the first and last day. We are a travel company in Sector 109, Gurugram, and plan every trip by phone and WhatsApp. All our Singapore packages are priced on request for your dates.

Each package page shows the full day-by-day plan and inclusions. For a full budget, see our Singapore trip cost from India guide. Planning Malaysia too? See our Singapore Malaysia tour packages.

• Hotel: 3 to 5 nights in Singapore in the category you choose, with daily breakfast.
• Airport transfers: private arrival and departure transfers at Changi Airport.
• Sightseeing: a half-day city tour and, depending on the package, Sentosa with the cable car, luge and Wings of Time, Gardens by the Bay and Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, Universal Studios, the Night Safari or the Mandai wildlife parks.
• Visa help: we apply for your Singapore visa through an authorised agent and remind you about the SG Arrival Card.

Not included: flights, the visa fee, travel insurance, meals not listed, and GST and TCS. Shared (SIC) tours are used for most sightseeing; ask us for private tours if you prefer.

Nonstop flights from Delhi to Singapore take about five and a half hours, and Singapore is two and a half hours ahead of India. Overnight departures from Indira Gandhi International Airport land at Changi in the morning, which gives you a full first day; daytime flights land in the evening, in time for the Marina Bay light show. From Gurugram and South Delhi, allow about an hour to reach the airport.

For a Singapore tour package from Delhi, we usually suggest the 4-night City, Sentosa & Universal Studios package for a first visit, or the 5-night Grand Family Holiday in the school holidays. Our office is in Sector 109, Gurugram, if you would like to plan in person.

Flights from Mumbai to Singapore also take about five and a half hours, with several nonstop departures a day. Morning flights reach Singapore by mid-afternoon local time; late-night flights land early in the morning, so we can arrange an early check-in if you need to rest. Gujarati, Jain and Maharashtrian vegetarian food is easy to find in Little India and around Serangoon Road; see our Indian food in Singapore guide.

For a Singapore package from Mumbai, the Singapore & Kuala Lumpur Budget Escape is popular for a two-country trip in four nights, and the Romantic Singapore Escape for couples.

From Bengaluru the flight to Singapore is the shortest from any big Indian city, about four hours, and fares are often lower than from the north. Overnight flights from Kempegowda International Airport land at dawn, which suits families who want to start with Sentosa or the Gardens by the Bay on day one.

For a Singapore package from Bangalore, the short flight makes even the 3-night Short Family Holiday worthwhile, and the Ultimate Wildlife Escape is a favourite with families who love animals.

Because our packages are land only, you can use your own flights or air miles. If you prefer one booking, we quote a Singapore package with flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore or your city as one total price, with timings that suit the itinerary and a return flight at least three hours after you reach the airport. Fares are lowest when booked six to ten weeks ahead outside school holidays, and highest in May and June, at Diwali, Christmas and New Year.

Singapore is warm all year, around 25 to 32°C, with short tropical showers in most months, so there is no bad time to go. February to April is usually the driest and most pleasant; November to January is wetter but festive, with Christmas lights on Orchard Road. See our guide to the best time to visit Singapore.

Indian passport holders need a Singapore visa before they fly; there is no visa on arrival, and airlines check it at check-in in India. Applications go through an authorised visa agent, and we arrange it for you after you book. Every traveller must also complete the free SG Arrival Card online in the three days before arrival. Read our Singapore visa for Indians guide and our step-by-step SG Arrival Card guide.