The most popular excursions among tourists

Singapore Tour
Touring Singapore is the best opportunity to learn about what it was like in the past and what was the impetus for its rapid economic growth. How does the new generation of this ultra-modern state live? Who are the people behind his success? Take a fascinating journey deep into this small island, not only to see its past, but also, perhaps, to notice the signs of the future. After all, it is possible that what Singapore lives today will become real tomorrow for many countries of the world.
Duration: 3.5 hours.

Singapore Zoo Tour
The Singapore Zoo is considered by many to be the best zoo in the world. And we highly recommend visiting it - it is definitely one of the largest and most beautiful. Here, animals are kept in free enclosures, and sometimes it seems that their existence is not limited by anything. However, deep ditches, often hidden from the eyes of visitors by skillfully planted vegetation, protect the tranquility of both animals and people. In the Singapore Zoo you will be able to observe the life of those who, perhaps, have seen only on the screen, and here white tigers, predatory crocodiles, slow hippos, nimble and soft lemurs, kind orangutans, tiny mouse deer and noisy otters will literally appear in front of your eyes. at arm's length.
This is a very educational tour and one of the best tours in Singapore. At almost every enclosure, you will learn something useful about its inhabitants. For example, how far can an adult tiger jump? Or what ambient temperature does the polar bear prefer? And also the leaves of which tree do amazing proboscis monkeys eat? An autoinformer standing at each enclosure and speaking three languages ​​will carefully issue a certificate to those who speak at least English.
A visit to the Singapore Zoo is an unforgettable walk and a real adventure. Wear comfortable shoes, because you have to walk a lot, sometimes jump in surprise, or even run from one enclosure to another, so as not to miss how the cubs are fed here, and there they put on a show. Twenty-eight hectares are the dimensions the Singapore Zoo, and the whole area is covered with forest, however, in its shady greenery, do not forget to stock up on water: the high humidity in these places requires replenishing liquid supplies regularly.
On the territory of the zoo there are several cafes and restaurants where you can take a breath and have a delicious lunch. And, what is most interesting, the animals themselves may also join your meal: it may very well be that some curious orangutan or a weighty python will decide to share the menu with you. In this case, do not be afraid and be generous: these tame animals have long learned to be polite, and they are asking for your table solely for your own pleasure.
Duration: 3-4 hours.

Daytime excursion to Sentosa Island
If Singapore is the dynamics of a business city rushing through the cycle of commodity-money exchange, then Sentosa Island, twenty-five kilometers away, is an oasis of absolute relaxation, completely out of touch with reality. Sentosa is an island where both adults and children find their wildest dreams come true. And Sentosa is one of the best excursions in Singapore, which is regularly conducted by our Russian-speaking guides. Here the sense of time disappears, and not only hours, but also years are erased. Once a quiet fishing village, and after a British military base, today Sentosa is one of the world's best resorts with the richest range of entertainment and a great vacation for the whole family.
Despite the fact that a highway leads to Sentosa Island, the best way to get to Sentosa from neighboring Singapore is by cable car. From a height of ninety-one meters, a gorgeous panoramic view of the skyscrapers of the business district of the receding metropolis and the snow-white beaches of the approaching resort opens up. From eight in the morning until nine in the evening, comfortable cabins deliver those who are thirsty for a complete rest to the gates of their own happiness. With a ride on this funicular, your unforgettable excursion to Sentosa Island will begin.
Sentosa has the largest aquarium in Asia, its main attraction is an eighty-meter tunnel with a walkway moving in the center. With big eyes, raising your head and opening your mouth in surprise, you will watch how sharks swim above you and giant rays fly by, as well as about two thousand more species of various sea ​​dwellers. Feel yourself at the bottom of the sea!
A fully immersive 4D cinema will immerse you in the virtual world of the most incredible adventures. You will not only find yourself inside a three-dimensional picture, the sound of which will also envelop you from all sides, but also feel any push of the earth's crust during an earthquake or vibration inside a helicopter from a just turned on engine. Be careful when getting into a short film in which the main action is timber floating down the river, because this film will actually soak you through.
And this is only a small fraction of what the legendary Sentosa really has to offer. SingaporeGuides.ru professional Russian-speaking guides will make sure that you visit the most interesting attractions of Sentosa Island for you.
It happens that it is difficult for those who have rested here at least once to find the same place on the planet, where the concentration of the most diverse leisure activities would reach such sky-high heights, and the impressions would be filled with the brightest emotions just as quickly and for a long time.

Tour to Sentosa Island in the evening.
An evening excursion to Sentosa Island can be significantly different from what you saw during the day. Leaving the hotel at 16:30 you will reach the funicular where you will fly to Sentosa Island enjoying the best views of magnificent Singapore. When you get off to the island, you will be faced with a difficult choice of what kind of entertainment is better to visit ...
If you want a rapid surge of adrenaline in your blood, then go to an attraction called Luge. The sled on wheels will sweep you along the six hundred and fifty-meter long track so fast that you will have time to gasp just once. The presence of steering and brakes, however, will give confidence to those who are not ready to stay with the speed one on one. If this adrenaline rush is not enough, then you can add it by descending from the 450-meter Mega Zip bungee cable. This is one of the longest such rides in the world. It will quickly bring you down from the green, jungle-covered hill above the picturesque beach to a small island, which will serve as your stopping point. :)
You can cool off the adrenaline rush by riding the famous self-balancing Segway scooters in the beach area. Remember those scooters that promoters ride at various exhibitions to attract attention? Those the most on which you want to ride, but the ruthless young riders, literally dodging requests, quickly leave and get lost in the crowd of the exhibition center. On Sentosa Island, this dream comes true for many. You can learn how to ride a Segway in a short 10-15 minutes.
At the wax museum, you can learn about the history of the numerous ethnic groups living in Singapore. From the rotating observation tower Sky Tower, it is possible (in case of clear weather) to see even the huge Indonesian island of Sumatra lying nearby. Be sure to go up to the observation deck, located on the head of the most important symbol of Singapore, the Merlion lion, which on Sentosa is made in the form of a huge almost forty-meter statue.
And, of course, the most important thing (for which you came to Sentosa at night) is to witness the grandiose laser show Wings of Time, when, to the sound of music in the air, a whole theatrical performance will unfold in front of you with the participation of pyrotechnics and the latest laser technologies.
Much more can be said about Sentosa Island, but it's probably better to see it once.
Our Russian-speaking guides will make sure that your time spent on the island is unforgettable.
Happy adventures.
Duration: 3.5 hours.

History of Singapore.
Despite the small size of the island, the history of Singapore is rich. Few people remember what Singapore was like before the arrival of the British. The older generation of those who live in Malaysia, looking at the map of Singapore, still believes that this island is rightfully a full-fledged part of their country. Once upon a time it was part of a powerful Buddhist kingdom and was called Tomasek, or "seaport". Today, this is the name of the official residence of the Prime Minister of the country.
The ancient Persian navigators called this land "Lee". And in those days, trade flourished here, and merchants with their goods flocked here like a river. The British, who came to Singapore in the early nineteenth century, led by Sir Raffles, first climbed with their ambitions to the hill, which the locals considered sacred. That's what they called it: Forbidden Hill. Here, according to legend, the souls of the deceased rulers lived in their residences. However, superstition did not stop the British, and soon the residence of the Raffles. Today one of the best hotels in Singapore is named after him.
Half a century later, a fort was erected on the same hill, named after the former Governor General of India, Viscount Charles John Canning. Today, Fort Canning is a historical