Upon arrival, your English speaking guide and driver will be waiting for you outside the customs area with a sign bearing your name. They will then accompany you to your accommodation in a private vehicle.

Singapore, once part of British Malaysia, was ruled by the Sultanate of Johor before becoming a British port and colony in 1819. After World War II, it gained independence and became a republic. Today, Singapore is a diverse nation with a population of nearly 5 million, including Chinese, Malays, Indians, Caucasians, Eurasians, and Asians from different backgrounds. Explore the ethnic heritage enclaves to witness the vibrant cultures. Visit Kampong Glam to see the Sultan's Mosque, browse old-fashioned shops, and explore food eateries. In Chinatown, experience the mix of tradition and modernity through its streets, traditional shop houses, and Oriental arts and crafts. Little India showcases bustling streets with aromatic spices and curry houses.

At The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, indulge in luxury amenities and experiences. Visit The Fullerton Heritage Gallery to learn about Singapore's history and enjoy interactive activities. Take a dip in the hotel's infinity pool, offering stunning views of the Singapore River. For relaxation, head to The Fullerton Spa for exceptional treatments using Aromatherapy Associates products. Guests can also enjoy complimentary wellness amenities like a sauna and steam room.

Begin your tour at the famous Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-visit attraction for locals and tourists alike. This 150-year-old garden showcases a diverse collection of flora from around the world and is known for its informal English Landscape Movement style in an equatorial climate. Experience the beauty of native and exotic plants as you stroll through the tropical collections and admire the vibrant flowers and lush vegetation. Explore the Gardens Heritage Museum, where you can view artifacts, plant specimens, and rare botanical paintings. Don't miss the iconic Swan Lake, home to a large group of Nibong palms, and see the stunning Vanda Miss Joaquim, Singapore's national flower. Take a break for lunch at a local restaurant before heading to Gardens by the Bay, a world-renowned park that is a must-see for any visitor to Singapore. These gardens, which cost over one billion dollars to build, feature two climate-controlled conservatories: the Flower Dome and the Cloud Forest. The Flower Dome replicates the cool-dry climate of the Mediterranean and South Africa, while the Cloud Forest recreates a cool-moist climate found in Tropical Montane regions. Marvel at the 18 impressive Supertrees, towering vertical gardens up to 150 feet tall, which serve multiple functions such as collecting rainwater, generating solar power, and acting as vending ducts for the conservatory. After a day filled with botanical wonders, you will be taken back to your hotel.

Start your day with a glimpse into history at Kranji War Memorial. This memorial pays tribute to the brave servicemen and women who sacrificed their lives defending Singapore. Its design represents the collective efforts of the navy, air force, and army. The memorial features 12 columns engraved with the names of over 24,000 missing servicemen, while the War Cemetery houses the graves of 4,458 fallen soldiers. Next, visit the Old Ford Factory, where the British surrendered to the Japanese in 1942, signifying the downfall of Singapore. The factory's permanent exhibition gallery offers a poignant portrayal of the challenges faced during this dark period in Singapore's history. Enjoy a delicious lunch before boarding the Singapore cable car for a panoramic view of the city skyline, harbor, and Sentosa Island. Fort Siloso, a well-preserved coastal fort, awaits your exploration. Built in the late 19th century, it served to protect Singapore's important trading port from sea invasions. Take a walk on the Fort Siloso Skywalk, elevated 11 stories above ground, and immerse yourself in the stories of those who lived through the Japanese Occupation and the Allied forces' counterattack. Uncover the end of the war through six interactive zones. Before leaving, leave a message of peace on the wall of poppies.

Today, explore Pulau Ubin, the second largest island off the coast of Singapore in the 1960s. Located in the northeast, this charming island with granite and mangroves offers a feast for the eyes. Previously forgotten, it is now being redeveloped due to limited land on the mainland. As one of the last villages in Singapore, Pulau Ubin retains a rustic beauty. The local residents live a simpler life, relying on wells, generators, farming, and fishing. Along the trails, encounter friendly villagers and wildlife like water monitors, hornbills, and wild boar. Pulau Ubin is a refreshing escape from the city.

Upon arrival, you will be greeted by your personal English speaking guide and driver, who will facilitate your airport transfer using a private vehicle.