Singapore Tour Package

Seven land packages from Rs.35,499 with GST included, plus the advice most booking sites will never print

Every Singapore tour package price on this page is per person, land only, with GST already included. Flights are not in the package, and we are telling you that here, at the top, instead of letting you find out at checkout. You fly from any city in India or from the Gulf on any airline you like, and the package takes over the moment you land at Changi. TCS at 2% applies extra on international packages as per Government of India rules, and it is claimable in your ITR. Singapore also requires a visa for Indian passport holders, which we process separately. Nothing on this page is hidden in fine print.

JAS Tours & Travels has been sending Indian families, couples and senior groups to Singapore since 2012. We book for travellers across India and for Indian passport holders working in the UAE, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Kuwait. What follows is the same advice we give on the phone: which package fits which trip, what we refuse to sell, and the two things that ruin more Singapore holidays than anything else.

Prices and packages verified: July 2026

Singapore tour packages from India: the seven we sell, and who each is for

These are the only Singapore packages we sell right now. No invented options, no "starting from" prices that do not exist when you call.

What we will not sell you

Most agencies will sell you whatever you point at. We have refunded enough unhappy travellers over 13 years to know that saying no upfront is cheaper for everyone. So here it is in writing.

We will not sell you a 3-night package with a full wishlist. If you want Universal Studios, Sentosa in full, the city tour, Gardens by the Bay and the Night Safari, that is a 4 or 5 night trip. On 3 nights you will pay for attractions you rush through or skip. We would rather move you to Explorer or lose the booking than take your money for a trip that cannot work.

We will not sell a cruise package as your first Singapore trip. The sea days come out of the same 7 days you needed for the island. First-timers who take the cruise version come back saying they missed Singapore itself. Cruise is a second-visit product, or for travellers who have already decided the ship IS the holiday. If that is you, wonderful, see the Disney Adventure section below. If you are not sure, take the land package first.

We will not book you into the Formula 1 window unless F1 is the reason you are going. Every year around September-October, hotel rates jump to two or three times normal and central roads close for the night race. Regular sightseeing gets disrupted. If you want the Grand Prix, we will build that trip properly. If you just picked those dates by chance, we will tell you to move them.

We will not let you book around the Marina Bay Sands infinity pool without telling you the truth. The pool you have seen on Instagram is for MBS hotel guests only. No day pass, no exceptions. The SkyPark observation deck is open to visitors for a fee, but it is a viewing deck, not the pool. If swimming in that pool is the dream, the only route is staying at MBS itself, and we will quote it honestly rather than let you find out on the rooftop.

Universal Studios: the one-day problem, and how not to waste it

This is the advice we repeat to every single client, because it is the most common regret we hear after a Singapore trip. Your package gives you one day at Universal Studios Singapore. One. On a standard ticket during any busy period, queues for the headline rides run long enough that you will board some rides and watch others from the queue you gave up on. People fly home having missed the exact rides they came for.

The fix is Universal Express, the paid skip-the-line pass, and the rule is simple: pre-book it before you travel. It costs extra, and we tell you that plainly, but it is the difference between doing the park and doing half of it. Two more things: buy it only from the official Universal Studios Singapore website or through us, because the sellers outside the gate resell the same passes at inflated prices. And note the park's own rules have tightened: dated tickets are non-refundable if unused, and admission no longer allows re-entry once you exit. Plan the day as one continuous visit.

Smaller queue tricks that cost nothing: avoid Singapore school holidays in June and December if you can, buy your base ticket online rather than at the gate, and check park closure days before locking your itinerary, since the park has been known to close on select weekdays.

The Disney Adventure cruise: book early or miss it

Since March 2026, Singapore is the home port of the Disney Adventure, the first Disney cruise ship based in Asia and the largest ship Disney has ever built. It sails 3-night and 4-night round trips from Marina Bay Cruise Centre with seven themed zones covering Disney, Pixar and Marvel. For families, this is the biggest new reason to visit Singapore in years.

Here is what the brochures do not say loudly enough: it sells out well in advance. School-holiday sailings go first. Clients who call us a few weeks before travel asking to "add the Disney cruise" are usually told there are no cabins. If the Disney Adventure is on your list, it has to be the first thing we book, months ahead, and the rest of the Singapore itinerary gets built around it. Message us with your travel month and we will check real availability before you commit to anything else.

What is new in Singapore, and why old itineraries are out of date

If your last Singapore trip was before the pandemic, or you are copying a relative's itinerary from years back, you are planning for a city that has changed. Recent openings worth building your trip around:

Rainforest Wild Asia at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, expanded in 2026 with canopy gliders, ziplines and treetop trails across 20 hectares, next to the Night Safari. Singapore Oceanarium, the fully rebuilt aquarium at Resorts World Sentosa, now around three times its old size. Minion Land at Universal Studios, exclusive to Southeast Asia and a major crowd-puller, which makes the Express Pass advice above even more relevant. SkyHelix and the new Sentosa SkyPark slides, reopened mid-2026 with the region's tallest dry drop slides. Disney Garden of Wonder at Gardens by the Bay, a Disney-themed floral trail running into early 2027, an easy add-on since you are visiting the Gardens anyway. And the MRT keeps growing, with new Circle Line stations opening through 2026 that put more of the city within walking distance of a station.

Tourist traps we brief every client about

Singapore is one of the safest cities on earth, but safe does not mean trap-free. These are the ones that actually catch Indian tourists:

Electronics shops that change the deal at the till. The famous complaint pattern: a price is agreed verbally, then charges appear at payment. Rule: get a written quote with the full final price before you agree to anything, and walk away the moment you feel pressured.

Unlicensed money changers. A slightly better rate is not worth a shortchange. Use licensed changers displaying their MAS licence.

Street taxis quoting flat rates. Meters are mandatory. If a driver quotes a flat fare, take the next taxi or use Grab, which is the standard app there and works with Indian cards.

Resold "skip the queue" passes outside Universal Studios. Same passes, inflated prices. Official channels only.

Paying in INR on card machines. When a terminal offers to charge you in rupees instead of Singapore dollars, decline. That currency conversion adds several percent quietly. Always choose SGD.

And the fines are real. Eating or drinking on the MRT, even water, carries a heavy fine. Chewing gum is banned from import. Durian is banned in hotels, taxis and trains. We brief every group before departure because these sound like jokes until someone is standing in front of an officer.

Vegetarian and Jain food is genuinely easy here

This is the question we get from almost every family, and Singapore is one of the easiest answers in the world. Little India has pure vegetarian institutions like Komala Vilas and Ananda Bhavan at very reasonable prices, plus Tekka Market for South Indian breakfast. Hawker centres across the city, including Lau Pa Sat and Maxwell Food Centre, always carry vegetarian stalls, with full meals for a few Singapore dollars. Jain food is available at Indian restaurants with advance notice, and we flag it to the hotels and restaurants when we know before travel. Tap water is safe to drink, so you are not buying bottled water all trip either.

Singapore visa for Indians: required, and we handle it

Singapore packages for NRI families split between India and the Gulf

A large share of our Singapore bookings now come from Indian passport holders working in the UAE, Qatar, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Kuwait, planning a holiday where parents fly in from India and the rest of the family flies in from the Gulf. Singapore suits this better than almost anywhere: flight times are manageable from both sides, English is spoken everywhere so elderly parents are never stuck, the MRT has lifts at every station, and the city is clean, safe and walkable for seniors. Because our packages are land only, each side of the family books flights from their own city and everyone meets at the hotel. We coordinate the arrival transfers for both.

Best time to visit Singapore, honestly

Singapore has no bad season, only better and worse value. February to April is slightly drier and the most comfortable for walking. June to August and December are Singapore school-holiday peaks, when hotels charge a premium and Universal Studios is at its most crowded; if those are your only possible dates, book 3 to 4 months ahead and take the Express Pass advice seriously. The September-October F1 window is covered above: avoid it unless the race is the point. Rain can come any month, usually as short heavy showers, so an umbrella lives in your day bag.

Singapore package price, visa and booking: questions people actually ask

How much does a Singapore trip cost from India per person?
Our land packages run Rs.35,499 to Rs.89,999 per person with GST included, depending on nights and inclusions. Add your flight from your city, the visa cost, and 2% TCS. A realistic total for a 4N 5D trip for most travellers lands between Rs.75,000 and Rs.1,00,000 per person including a typical flight, and we will give you the exact figure for your dates before you pay anything.

Why do your packages not include flights?
Because our clients fly from dozens of different cities in India and the Gulf, and bundling one fixed flight either overcharges you or hides the real cost. You fly from wherever you are, on whichever airline suits you, and the package price stays honest. We are happy to book your flights separately if you want one bill.

Do Indians need a visa for Singapore?
Yes. A visa is required for Indian passport holders and must be arranged before travel. The SG Arrival Card is an additional free online declaration, not a substitute. We process both for our clients.

Is GST included in the price? What about TCS?
GST is already included in every price on this page. TCS at 2% is extra, as required by Government of India rules on international travel, and you can claim it back when filing your ITR.

Which package should a first-time family take?
Singapore Explorer, 4N 5D, for most families. It fits Universal Studios, Sentosa, the city and Gardens by the Bay at a humane pace. Take 5N 6D if you also want the zoo or Night Safari.

Can you customise the itinerary or hotels?
Yes. Every package here can be adjusted: hotel category, extra nights, added attractions, the Disney Adventure cruise, or a Malaysia extension. Tell us the shape of your trip and we quote it exactly.

Is Singapore good for senior citizens?
One of the best cities anywhere for seniors. Lifts at every MRT station, English everywhere, safe streets, and short distances. We routinely plan one-major-activity-per-day itineraries for senior groups. The visa applies to everyone, so we start elderly travellers' paperwork early.

How do I book, and what do you need from me?
Message or call us with your travel month, number of travellers and rough budget. We confirm live availability, send a written quote with every cost visible, and only then take payment. Passport copies come at confirmation stage.

Talk to a person, not a booking engine

Send us your dates and we will tell you which of these seven packages fits, what it will really cost all-in for your family, and whether the Disney Adventure still has cabins for your month. If your plan does not work, we will say so before you spend a rupee. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 97262 91183 or call +91 78748 55444.

JAS Tours & Travels, Vadodara. Serving travellers across India and the Gulf since 2012. Prices per person, land only, GST included, TCS 2% extra, visa charges separate. Rates subject to availability at time of booking.