Day 1 — Arrival.

Afternoon
Arrive and settle into a chosen hotel to suit your style and needs.
Take time in your room, swim, or have a light bite in the courtyard. Reset after travel.

Early Evening
A gentle introduction to the city with a stroll along the river. An easy way to get your bearings.
Your first drink is somewhere iconic. A cocktail with a story. Slightly theatrical, a little nostalgic, and unmistakably Singapore.

Dinner
A table booked somewhere quietly exceptional. Understated, intimate, and known more by those who live here than those passing through.

Day 2 — Culture and Food.

Morning
A slower start in one of the city’s oldest neighbourhoods.
Low rise buildings, morning light, the scent of coffee and fresh pastries drifting out onto the street.
Wander the small shops and hidden corners. A sense of old Singapore still intact.

Late Morning
Walk through the textile district.
Fabric piled high, colour everywhere. Slightly chaotic, in a good way.

Afternoon
Afternoon tea in a grand, low-lit, decadent setting.
Polished silver, tiny tea cups, soft music, and that feeling of stepping briefly into another era.

Evening
Drinks at a reserved table with a view. Chosen carefully so you get the same skyline without the crowds and tourists.

Dinner
A local food market. Walk, choose, try things based on your taste or our recommendations.
A mix of cultures on one table. Casual, busy, and very Singapore.

Post Dinner Depending on jet lag, an award winning speakeasy. With a private table held just for your arrival.

Day 3 — Green Space and Design.

Early Morning
Early start with tai chi and a brisk walk through Singapore’s largest park. See how local Singaporeans make the most of their day before the heat settles in.

Morning
A leisurely moment spent by the hotel pool and/or strolling through contemporary art galleries in a quieter pocket of the city.

Lunch
Traditional Dim sum served in a leafy setting just outside the city.
Soft light, ceiling fans, long tables. Classic dishes done authentically, with a more relaxed vibe than the usual city restaurants.

Afternoon
A guided walk through colourful historic streets, followed by a mahjong lesson.
Noisy tiles. Quick thinking. A game that takes a minute to learn and a lifetime to master.

Evening
A short escape out of the city for your final night by the sea.
Barefoot, relaxed, a drink in hand, music in the background. Stay beyond sunset.

Day 4 — Departure, but Not Rushed

Morning
Breakfast of local dishes you might not expect first thing, but must try. Followed by foot reflexology. Leaving you feeling lighter before your flight.

One Last Moment
A short bumboat ride along the river.
Fast, exhilarating, and a completely different perspective of the city you’ve just explored.