Singapore Island Cruises

Take a ride on a traditional Singapore bumboat from Clarke Quay and learn the history of the port city of Singapore with the help of onboard English audio commentary.

Some of the attractions you will cruise past are Raffles' Landing Site, Fullerton Hotel, Singapore Flyer, and Marina Bay Sands.

Admire the cityscape that's a study in contrast from the soaring skyscrapers of the CBD to the traditional shophouses you cruise past.

Fun fact: Some bumboats are now powered by solar energy! Embracing sustainable tech, these vessels let you enjoy the sights with a lighter environmental footprint.

Set sail on a 40-minute Singapore River cruise complete with audiovisual commentary lending insights into Singapore's past and present.

See iconic landmarks along the way including the Merlion, Marina Bay Sands, The Singapore Flyer, the Helix Bridge and so many more.

Pick a convenient departure point. Choose from Eu Tong Sen, Merlion Park, Fort Canning, or Bayfront North.

Afternoon, sunset, or nighttime cruise? You decide. A boat leaves every 30 minutes between 2pm and 9pm.

Fun fact: In 2018, a group of otters, known as the Bishan 10, became social media stars in Singapore after they were frequently spotted swimming and playing along the Singapore River.

Spoil yourself aboard a luxurious yacht and catch views of the sunset against Singapore's stunning skyline.

Sip on a handcrafted mocktail with your tribe as you cruise from Sentosa Cove to Marina Bay, Lazarus, St. John’s, and the Sisters’ Islands.

Enjoy entertaining commentary of the sights on the Singapore Strait and Singapore Islands from your experienced guide.

Enjoy a cozy small-group cruise, perfect for an intimate experience and stunning photo moments as you sail.

Fun fact: Not many people know, but this beautiful cove offers some of the best sunset views on the island!

Want to save big? This bundle is a better deal than spending S$25 and S$45 separately for the Singapore River Cruise and Slingshot Singapore.

With the cruise boarding point and Slingshot Singapore just an hour apart, this combo ensures both affordability and convenience.

Sail down the river on a traditional Singapore bumboat from Clarke Quay, and pass by landmarks like Raffles’ Landing Site, the Fullerton Hotel, Singapore Flyer, and Marina Bay Sands.

Experience the thrill of the GX-5 Extreme Swing, freefalling 40 meters at 120 kph, and see Singapore's skyline from a fresh perspective.

Many visitors combine both activities in a single day—Slingshot in the morning and the river cruise in the evening, but you can also choose different dates for each activity if needed.

Looking to save more? This combo is a better deal than purchasing individual tickets. Pick one of the top attractions to explore, including Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, or the ArtScience Museum.

The attractions are nearby to the Singapore Cruise boarding point, so visitors often choose to explore both in one trip to get the most out of their experience!

Art enthusiasts, don't miss Impressions of Monet at the Flower Dome! Experience the magic as Monet’s masterpieces are brought to life through the gardens of Giverny.

Marina Bay Sands is a world-class entertainment hub, featuring luxury shopping, diverse dining options, gondola rides, an ice rink, and a casino.

See ArtScience Museum's mix of art and science across 21 galleries, including Future World's City in a Garden and Exploring New Frontiers exhibits.

Take a break from the monotonous metropolitan life to explore Singapore’s offshore islands on an air-conditioned ferry.

This ticket includes round-trip cruises to St. John’s and Kusu Islands from the Marina South Pier.

Explore St. John’s further as you bask in the island’s natural, untouched beauty.

See historic temples and shrines from early Malay and Chinese visitors, enjoy a picnic, or swim and snorkel in the pristine island water.

Did you know? The Kusu Island Tua Pek Kong Temple is believed to grant wishes and is a popular destination during the annual Kusu Pilgrimage.

Up the thrill quotient of your Singapore trip with a 1-hour speedboat ride across the city's most iconic landmarks!

Ride 23 km along the coast of southern Singapore and get a glimpse of Resorts World Sentosa and Lazarus Island from the boat.

Take in views of the stunning Singapore coastline and the Dragon's Teeth Gate, a replica of an ancient rock formation used by sailors for navigation.

Upgrade your speedboat ride and opt to visit one of the following attractions -- S.E.A Aquarium, Singapore Cable Car, or Skyline Luge and Skyride!

Fun fact: Dragon Teeth's Gate, one of the landmarks you'll pass by during the ride, got its name in the 12th century due to the sharp rock formations.

Get onboard a 40-foot luxury catamaran, and set sail to the charming Lazarus Island with this private yacht charter.

Host special occasions or plan a pleasant getaway with complimentary water activities like kayaking, fishing, snorkeling, and more!

Enjoy onboard facilities such as the karaoke system with 10k songs in different languages, a TV, and a Bluetooth speaker to tune in to your own playlist.

Unwind on the trampoline net offering 360° views aboard SunRise or relax on the custom-made leather seats of the SunRider. Take a leisurely stroll on St John's beach.

Fun fact: Lazarus Island features nature trails where visitors can explore its diverse wildlife, perfect for nature enthusiasts!

Experience local culture on a Singapore Kelong tour, which takes you to traditional offshore fishing platforms with a small group (max 10 people).

Take a catamaran tour to explore Pulau Ubin, located in the northeast of Singapore, with sceneries of fishermen at work and mangrove swamps.

Get a glimpse into Singapore's past with its traditional kampong (village) houses and unspoiled landscapes.

Hop aboard a Kelong to gain knowledge about local practices of fish farming and stand on the platform to soak in the coastal view.

Fun fact: Pulau Ubin is one of the last remaining kampongs (traditional villages) in Singapore, and its name translates to "Granite Island" in Malay due to its history of granite mining.