Singapore Tour Packages from Ahmedabad
Universal Studios, Sentosa, Gardens by the Bay and the Night Safari – a non-stop flight from Ahmedabad, with visa, attraction tickets and Gujarati meals in one plan.
Singapore is the favourite first international family holiday for Ahmedabad families, and the reason is simple: it is clean, safe, English-speaking, easy to get around, and packed with things children love – Universal Studios, the S.E.A. Aquarium, the Night Safari, the light shows at Gardens by the Bay and the cable car to Sentosa. A non-stop overnight flight from Ahmedabad lands you at Changi before breakfast, Little India is full of Gujarati and South Indian vegetarian food, and the whole city can be covered in four or five nights without a single long drive.
This page gives you the detail that package listings leave out: what a Singapore package really costs by trip length and hotel class, an attraction ticket table, the non-stop flight and visa process from Ahmedabad with documents and timelines, three day-wise itineraries (family, honeymoon, Singapore with Malaysia), a month-by-month table, and the pure-veg and Jain food reality by neighbourhood. The packages below show live prices, and every trip is a private, customised itinerary – your own transfers, your own dates.
Updated October 2026 by the Vibrant Holidays team, Ahmedabad.
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Our latest Singapore packages on Vibrant Holidays — 3 to 14 nights. Every package can be customised for departure from Ahmedabad.
Singapore package price guide from Ahmedabad (2026)
Our Singapore packages start at ₹28,000 per person today (24 packages on sale). The bands below are per person on twin sharing, excluding flights from Ahmedabad, and include the hotel with breakfast, private airport transfers, the Singapore visa, a half-day city tour, Gardens by the Bay (two conservatories), Sentosa with the cable car and S.E.A. Aquarium, the Night Safari and Universal Studios Singapore with transfers.
| Trip length | Standard (3-star, Little India / Lavender / Geylang) | Deluxe (4-star, Orchard / Clarke Quay / Bugis) | Premium (5-star, Marina Bay / Sentosa) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 nights (city essentials) | ₹32,000 – 40,000 | ₹44,000 – 56,000 | ₹75,000 – 1,10,000 |
| 4 nights (classic family Singapore) | ₹40,000 – 50,000 | ₹54,000 – 70,000 | ₹90,000 – 1,35,000 |
| 5 nights (adds a free day / cruise) | ₹47,000 – 58,000 | ₹63,000 – 82,000 | ₹1,05,000 – 1,60,000 |
| 6 nights (Singapore + Kuala Lumpur + Genting) | ₹52,000 – 65,000 | ₹70,000 – 90,000 | ₹1,15,000 – 1,70,000 |
Attraction tickets (adult, approximate, 2026): Universal Studios Singapore SGD 83–98 (about ₹5,200–6,200); S.E.A. Aquarium SGD 44–49; Gardens by the Bay two domes SGD 32–53; Marina Bay Sands SkyPark SGD 32–36; Night Safari SGD 56–60; Singapore Zoo SGD 49–53; Singapore Cable Car round trip SGD 35–40; Wings of Time show SGD 19–23; Singapore Flyer SGD 40; Jewel Changi Canopy Park SGD 8–15. Children aged 4–12 pay 20–30% less; under 4 are free at most attractions. Packages above include USS, S.E.A. Aquarium, two Gardens domes, cable car and Night Safari.
What is usually extra on the ground: lunches and dinners outside the plan (SGD 8–15 per person at hawker centres and Little India, SGD 25–50 at restaurants), Universal Studios Express Pass (SGD 50–80 – worth it on weekends and school holidays), Adventure Cove Waterpark, Skyline Luge, Madame Tussauds, Singapore Flyer, MRT and Grab rides on free days, and the hotel security deposit on your card. We print these estimates on your quote.
Return flights from Ahmedabad: non-stop Singapore Airlines fares are usually ₹24,000–38,000 per person return when booked 6–8 weeks ahead; one-stop options via Mumbai, Delhi or Chennai cost ₹20,000–30,000. May vacation, Diwali and Christmas week run ₹35,000–50,000. We book the flight with the package so the overnight arrival, early check-in request and first-day plan match.
Flights and Singapore visa from Ahmedabad
Flights Ahmedabad – Singapore
- Non-stop: Singapore Airlines operates a non-stop flight from Ahmedabad to Changi, about 5 hours 45 minutes, usually departing late night and arriving early morning Singapore time (2½ hours ahead of India). You get a full first day; we request early check-in or book the previous night when families with young children want to rest first.
- One-stop: IndiGo, Air India and others via Mumbai, Delhi or Chennai, 8–10 hours total; often cheaper, with daytime arrival options.
- Changi: consistently rated the world's best airport – the Jewel waterfall, free movie theatre and gardens are a sight in themselves; allow an extra hour on departure to see them.
Singapore visa for Indian passport holders
- Who needs it: all Indian passport holders, except those holding certain long-term visas of the US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia, Japan or Switzerland, who may qualify for the 96-hour Visa Free Transit Facility under conditions – ask us to check.
- How it is applied: Singapore does not accept tourist visa applications directly from individuals in India; they are filed by authorised visa agents. We prepare and submit the application through our authorised partner; approval is at the discretion of the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority.
- Documents: a colour scan of the passport (valid at least 6 months from your return, with blank pages), one recent photograph (35 × 45 mm, white background, matte), the completed Form 14A (we fill it with you), confirmed return flight and hotel booking (we provide), and for some applicants a recent bank statement or employment letter if requested.
- Timeline: normally 3–5 working days; we apply 2–4 weeks before travel. Avoid applying in the last week before Diwali or Christmas travel, when volumes peak.
- Validity: an e-visa is issued, usually multiple-entry and valid for a period of several weeks up to two years at the officer's discretion; each stay is typically 30 days. Print a copy and carry it with the passport.
- Arrival card: every traveller completes the free SG Arrival Card online within 3 days before arrival – we send you the link and help fill it. Immigration at Changi is mostly automated for Indian passports.
- Malaysia add-on: Indian passport holders can currently enter Malaysia visa-free for tourism for up to 30 days, with the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card filled online before entry; we confirm the rule before your travel date.
Three Singapore itineraries from Ahmedabad
4 nights / 5 days – Singapore family holiday with USS and Sentosa
- Day 1: Arrive Changi early morning on the non-stop flight; Jewel waterfall; early check-in; rest. Evening Gardens by the Bay – Flower Dome, Cloud Forest and the Supertree Garden Rhapsody light show.
- Day 2: Half-day city tour – Merlion Park, Marina Bay, Esplanade, Chinatown, Little India and the Fountain of Wealth. Evening Night Safari with the tram ride and creatures-of-the-night show.
- Day 3: Sentosa – cable car from Mount Faber, S.E.A. Aquarium, Skyline Luge or Madame Tussauds, Siloso beach, Wings of Time show at night.
- Day 4: Universal Studios Singapore full day (Express Pass on weekends); dinner in Little India.
- Day 5: Shopping at Mustafa Centre or Orchard Road; Jewel Changi; evening flight home.
4 nights / 5 days – Singapore honeymoon
- Day 1: Arrive; Marina Bay or Clarke Quay hotel with room decoration; evening Singapore River cruise and the Spectra light show at Marina Bay Sands.
- Day 2: Gardens by the Bay domes and the OCBC Skyway; Marina Bay Sands SkyPark at sunset; dinner at a rooftop Indian restaurant.
- Day 3: Sentosa – cable car, S.E.A. Aquarium, Palawan or Tanjong beach, couple spa; Wings of Time.
- Day 4: Universal Studios or a free day – Singapore Flyer, Haji Lane cafés, Orchard Road; Night Safari in the evening.
- Day 5: Late breakfast; fly home. Optional: add 2 nights in Bintan (ferry, 1 hour) or Bali for a beach finish.
6 nights / 7 days – Singapore with Kuala Lumpur and Genting Highlands
- Days 1–3 – Singapore: Gardens by the Bay, city tour and Night Safari, Sentosa with S.E.A. Aquarium and cable car.
- Day 4 – Universal Studios; evening flight or overnight stay before the road journey.
- Day 5 – Kuala Lumpur: coach or 1-hour flight (coach about 5–6 hours via the Johor causeway); Petronas Twin Towers photo stop, KL Tower, Batu Caves, Indian dinner in Brickfields (Little India KL).
- Day 6 – Genting Highlands: cable car to the resort, Skytropolis indoor theme park, Genting SkyWorlds outdoor park (optional), evening at the Premium Outlets; night at Genting or back in KL.
- Day 7: Fly Kuala Lumpur–Ahmedabad (one-stop, or via Singapore).
Extended families and friend groups travel together as a private group on their own dates, with a private coach and a Hindi-speaking driver for the city tour and Sentosa day; children's and seniors' pace is built in.
Singapore with children, seniors or a combination: a buyer's guide
Which attractions for which age
| Attraction | Children 4–8 | Children 9–15 | Couples | Seniors | Time needed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Universal Studios | Good (Far Far Away, Madagascar, Sesame Street) | Excellent (Transformers, Battlestar coasters) | Good | Shows only; many benches | Full day |
| S.E.A. Aquarium | Excellent | Good | Good | Excellent – flat, air-conditioned | 2–3 hours |
| Night Safari | Good (late night may be tiring) | Excellent | Good | Good – tram ride | 3–4 hours |
| Gardens by the Bay domes | Fair | Good | Excellent | Excellent | 2–3 hours |
| Singapore Zoo / River Wonders | Excellent | Good | Fair | Good | Half day each |
| Marina Bay Sands SkyPark | Fair | Good | Excellent at sunset | Good | 1 hour |
| Jurong Bird Paradise | Excellent | Good | Fair | Good | Half day |
| Cable car + Sentosa beaches | Excellent | Good | Good | Good | Half day |
Where to stay
- Little India / Lavender / Bugis: best value and Gujarati food on your doorstep; MRT at hand; 3- and 4-star hotels. Our default for families with grandparents.
- Clarke Quay / Boat Quay: riverside, lively evenings, mid-range 4-stars; 10 minutes to Marina Bay.
- Orchard Road: shopping and 4- and 5-star hotels; 15 minutes to Little India by MRT.
- Marina Bay: iconic 5-stars with the infinity-pool skyline; honeymoon choice.
- Sentosa island: resort hotels next to USS and the beaches; good for 2 nights of a 5-night trip with children, but far from Indian restaurants.
Combinations that work from Ahmedabad
- Singapore + Malaysia (6–7 nights): the classic Gujarati family combination – Kuala Lumpur and Genting add theme parks and Batu Caves at low cost; Malaysia is visa-free for Indians at present.
- Singapore + Bali (7–8 nights): city plus beach; Singapore Airlines and Scoot fly Singapore–Denpasar in 2½ hours. Honeymooners' favourite.
- Singapore + cruise (6–7 nights): a 3- or 4-night cruise from Singapore to Penang, Phuket or Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang) with vegetarian and Indian dining on board, then 3 nights in the city.
- Singapore + Bintan (5–6 nights): a 1-hour ferry to beach resorts in Indonesia for two quiet nights (Indonesian visa on arrival applies).
Best time to visit Singapore from Ahmedabad: month by month
| Month | Weather | Good for / events | Prices |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 24–31°C; north-east monsoon showers easing | Chinese New Year (Jan–Feb) decorations in Chinatown; Pongal in Little India | High around CNY week |
| February | Among the driest months | Best weather; Chingay Parade | Medium-high |
| March | Dry, hot | Families, honeymoons | Medium |
| April | Hot, afternoon thunderstorms | Gujarat vacation begins; fewer crowds than May | Medium |
| May | Hot and humid, 25–32°C | Peak month from Ahmedabad for school holidays; USS Express Pass advised | High; hotels fill |
| June | Humid; Great Singapore Sale begins | Shopping; Singapore school holidays mean crowds at USS | High |
| July | Warm, occasional haze | Singapore Food Festival; good value | Medium |
| August | Warm; National Day on 9 August with fireworks | Couples, families | Medium |
| September | Warm; Formula 1 night race (usually mid-late Sep) – hotels near Marina Bay surge | F1 fans; avoid Marina Bay hotels that week otherwise | Medium (F1 week high) |
| October | Afternoon showers begin; Deepavali lights in Little India | Diwali trips from Gujarat – Little India is at its best | Medium-high in Diwali week |
| November | Wettest period begins | Budget travel; indoor attractions unaffected | Low-medium |
| December | Rainy mornings, Orchard Road Christmas lights, Marina Bay New Year countdown | Christmas and New Year holidays | Highest (20 Dec – 2 Jan) |
Singapore works in every month because rain comes as short, heavy afternoon bursts and almost every attraction is covered or air-conditioned. From Ahmedabad the best-value windows are February–March and August–September; for May vacation and the Diwali and Christmas weeks book 8–10 weeks ahead.
Places to visit in Singapore on a trip from Ahmedabad
- Gardens by the Bay: the Supertrees, Cloud Forest waterfall and Flower Dome – the free Garden Rhapsody light show at 7.45 and 8.45 pm.
- Marina Bay Sands: SkyPark observation deck, the Spectra water-and-light show and the Shoppes mall with an indoor canal.
- Universal Studios Singapore: seven themed zones; the only Universal park in Southeast Asia.
- Sentosa island: S.E.A. Aquarium, Skyline Luge, Adventure Cove Waterpark, beaches, Wings of Time and the cable car.
- Night Safari: the world's first nocturnal zoo; tram ride plus walking trails.
- Singapore Zoo and River Wonders: open-concept zoo and the giant pandas at River Wonders, next door to the Night Safari.
- Merlion Park and the Esplanade: the classic photo with Marina Bay Sands behind.
- Little India: Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, Mustafa Centre (open 24 hours) and the Gujarati and South Indian restaurants of Race Course Road and Serangoon Road.
- Chinatown: Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Sri Mariamman Temple and street markets.
- Orchard Road: 2 km of malls; ION Orchard and Takashimaya.
- Jewel Changi: the 40 m indoor Rain Vortex waterfall, Canopy Park and 280 shops at the airport.
- Jurong Bird Paradise and Haw Par Villa: for second-time visitors or a 6-night stay.
Food, hotels and tips for Gujarati travellers in Singapore
Pure-veg and Jain food by neighbourhood
- Little India (Race Course Road, Serangoon Road, Syed Alwi Road): the easiest Indian food district in Southeast Asia – pure-veg South Indian banana-leaf meals, Gujarati thali restaurants, North Indian veg, chaat and Indian sweets; several restaurants prepare Jain food on request. Mustafa Centre's food court has veg stalls open late.
- Marina Bay and Orchard: Indian vegetarian chains and Indian restaurants in the malls; ask for no onion-garlic for Jain dishes.
- Sentosa and USS: limited – a few outlets offer vegetarian pasta, pizza and Indian options; carry snacks for the park day or eat in Little India after.
- Hawker centres (Lau Pa Sat, Maxwell, Tekka): Indian-Muslim and Indian vegetarian stalls, roti prata, thosai, vegetable biryani; look for "vegetarian" signage, as many Chinese stalls use pork or lard.
- We include Indian dinners in Little India for families who want them every evening, and note Jain requirements on vouchers.
Hotel categories
- 3-star: compact rooms (16–20 sq m) in Little India, Lavender and Geylang; clean and MRT-connected. Triple rooms are limited – families of four usually need two rooms or a family room.
- 4-star: Clarke Quay, Bugis and Orchard hotels with pools; the best balance for families.
- 5-star: Marina Bay skyline hotels and Sentosa resorts.
Practical tips
- Money: Singapore dollar, about ₹62–65. Cards and forex cards work everywhere; carry SGD 100–150 cash per family for hawker centres and small shops.
- Getting around: the MRT is fast, cheap and air-conditioned (SGD 1–2.50 per ride; tap a contactless card); Grab taxis are reliable; the Singapore Tourist Pass gives unlimited MRT travel. We include private transfers for airport and attraction days.
- Rules: fines for littering, jaywalking, eating or drinking on the MRT and smoking outside marked zones; chewing gum is not sold; no durians on public transport. Singapore enforces its rules.
- Weather: carry a compact umbrella, light cotton clothes and a thin jacket for over-air-conditioned malls; sunscreen for Sentosa.
- Connectivity: buy a tourist SIM at Changi (SGD 12–30) or use an eSIM; free Wi-Fi is widespread.
- Timings: book Universal Studios and Gardens tickets for specific dates; the Night Safari runs 7.15 pm to midnight – book the early tram slot with young children.
- Shopping: Mustafa Centre for electronics and chocolates, Bugis Street for budget buys, Orchard for brands; GST refund for tourists on purchases over SGD 100 at participating shops.
Why book your Singapore trip with Vibrant Holidays
- 11 years on C G Road, Ahmedabad: walk into Ashish Complex, above Liberty Showroom, Swastik Cross Roads (Monday to Saturday) and plan with people who send Gujarati families to Singapore every month.
- Live prices and ticket-level transparency: each attraction, transfer and the visa are shown as a line on your quote; the price on this page is real.
- Pure-veg and Jain confirmed in writing: Indian dinners in Little India and Jain notes on your vouchers.
- Visa and flights from Ahmedabad handled with the package: we prepare and submit your Singapore visa through an authorised agent and book the non-stop flight; approval is at the authority's discretion.
- 24x7 on-tour support: a WhatsApp line answered during your trip and a Singapore ground partner for transfers and ticket changes. IATA-accredited; member of TAAI, TAFI, ADTOI and IATO; recognised by the Ministry of Tourism.
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How much does a Singapore tour package from Ahmedabad cost?
Our Singapore packages currently start at ₹28,000 per person for 3 nights. Most of our Singapore packages fall between ₹45,500 and ₹79,000 per person. The final cost depends on the travel month, hotel category, number of travellers and whether flights from {$from} are added. Open any package below to see exactly what is included, or ask us for a quote with flights.
Is there a direct flight from Ahmedabad to Singapore?
Yes. Singapore Airlines operates a non-stop flight from Ahmedabad to Changi taking about 5 hours 45 minutes, usually overnight with an early-morning arrival. One-stop flights via Mumbai, Delhi or Chennai are also available and sometimes cheaper. We book the flight with your package and request early check-in when you arrive at dawn.
Do Indians need a visa for Singapore, and how is it applied?
Yes. Indian passport holders need a Singapore visa, which cannot be applied for individually in India – it is filed through authorised agents. We prepare and submit the application with your passport scan, photograph, Form 14A and travel bookings; processing takes 3–5 working days and approval is at the discretion of Singapore immigration. You also complete the free SG Arrival Card online within 3 days of arrival.
How many days are enough for Singapore from Ahmedabad?
Four nights covers Gardens by the Bay, the city tour, Night Safari, Sentosa with the aquarium and cable car, and a full day at Universal Studios. Five nights adds a free day for shopping or the zoo. Six or seven nights lets you add Kuala Lumpur and Genting Highlands, Bali or a short cruise.
Is Universal Studios Singapore included in the package?
Yes, in our standard 4-night and longer packages, along with the S.E.A. Aquarium, two Gardens by the Bay domes, the cable car and the Night Safari, with transfers. The Express Pass, which lets you skip queues, is extra at about SGD 50–80 and is worth it on weekends and during May and December school holidays.
Is Gujarati, pure-veg or Jain food easy to find in Singapore?
Yes. Little India has Gujarati thali restaurants, pure-veg South Indian banana-leaf meals, North Indian veg and sweet shops within a few streets, and several prepare Jain food on request. Hawker centres have Indian vegetarian stalls. We include Indian dinners in Little India for families who want them daily and note Jain requirements on your vouchers.
Can we combine Singapore with Malaysia or Bali?
Yes. Singapore with Kuala Lumpur and Genting Highlands is a 6–7 night family favourite; Malaysia is currently visa-free for Indian tourists with an online arrival card. Singapore with Bali (7–8 nights) suits honeymooners, with a 2½-hour flight between them and an Indonesian visa on arrival. A 3- or 4-night cruise from Singapore is a third option.
Which is the best month to visit Singapore from Ahmedabad?
Singapore works all year because rain comes in short afternoon bursts and attractions are mostly indoors or shaded. February to April is driest. Gujarati families travel most in May vacation and Diwali week, when Little India is lit up for Deepavali; book 8–10 weeks ahead for those dates. November has the most rain and the lowest prices.
Is Singapore suitable for senior citizens?
Very much so. It is safe, clean, flat, fully air-conditioned and English-speaking, with lifts and ramps everywhere. Gardens by the Bay, the aquarium, the Night Safari tram and the river cruise involve little walking. We keep one major attraction per day, book a Little India hotel for familiar food, and arrange private transfers instead of the MRT when needed.
Is Singapore expensive for Indian travellers?
Hotels and attraction tickets are costlier than Thailand or Malaysia, but food and transport are not: a hawker or Little India meal costs SGD 6–12 and an MRT ride SGD 1–2.50. With attractions and transfers in the package, budget SGD 40–60 per adult per day for meals and extras, about ₹10,000–15,000 per person for a 4-night trip.
What should I pack for Singapore?
Light cotton clothes, comfortable walking shoes, a compact umbrella, sunscreen and a cap for Sentosa, a thin jacket or shawl for air-conditioned malls and the Night Safari tram, swimwear for the hotel pool, and your printed visa and SG Arrival Card confirmation. Medicines should be in original packaging with a prescription; chewing gum and e-cigarettes are not allowed.
How much cash should I carry to Singapore?
Very little. Cards, forex cards and contactless payments work almost everywhere, including the MRT. Carry SGD 100–150 per family (about ₹6,500–10,000) for hawker centres, small shops and taxis that prefer cash. Money changers at Mustafa Centre offer good rates if you need more; keep receipts for the tourist GST refund on larger purchases.
