[2025 Singapore ] Travel Guide for Singapore River Cruise (Updated Aug)

Today, I've put together a list of recommended spots to visit when you go to Singapore 😻 I hope your Singapore will be a wonderful memory 😻❣️ ••••✈︎••••✈︎••••✈︎ ① Singapore River Cruise 📍 CLARK QUAY, JETTY, Singapore 058282 ② CHIJMES 📍 30 Victoria St, Singapore 187996 ③ Jamal Kazura Aromatics (21 Bussorah Street) 📍 21 Bussorah St, Singapore 199445 ④ Bugis Street 📍 3 New Bugis St, Singapore 188867 ⑤ Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple 📍 366 Race Course Rd, Singapore 218638 ⑥ Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple 📍 141 Serangoon Rd, Singapore 218042 ••••✈︎••••✈︎••••✈︎ #overseas travel #asia travel #singapore #singapore travel #singapore tourism #tripoverseas travel

A must-do activity when visiting Singapore is the River Cruise💛 End your evening with a spectacular and relaxing experience! ✅️ Perfect for enjoying with family or a partner ✅️ The night view is most beautiful around 7 PM, just before sunset ✅️ It's recommended to sit at the very back of the cruise rather than the front ✅️ The cruise lasts about 40 minutes and covers Singapore's landmark course ✅️ Don't forget to take a photo when passing by Marina Bay Sands Hotel✨️ 📌 Enjoy this atmosphere to the fullest! 📌 This was one of the top 2 most satisfying experiences during my trip to Singapore😆

Singapore River Cruise is a must-do activity for anyone visiting Singapore. The cruise takes you on a journey through the heart of Singapore, showcasing the city's rich history and modern-day attractions. The best time to take the Singapore River Cruise is in the evening when the city is lit up, and the temperature is cooler. The cruise starts at Clarke Quay, where you can board one of the traditional bumboat-style boats. The boats are open-air, allowing you to take in the sights and sounds of the city as you cruise along the river. The cruise lasts for approximately 40 minutes and takes you past some of Singapore's most iconic landmarks, including the Merlion, Marina Bay Sands, and the Esplanade. As you cruise along the river, you will learn about Singapore's history and how the city has evolved over the years. The commentary is available in several languages, making it accessible to visitors from all over the world. You will also get to see the contrast between the old and new Singapore, with traditional shophouses and modern skyscrapers lining the riverbanks. One of the highlights of the Singapore River Cruise is the light show at Marina Bay Sands. As you approach the hotel, you will be treated to a spectacular display of lights and music, which is sure to leave you in awe. Overall, the Singapore River Cruise is a fantastic way to see the city and learn about its history. It's suitable for all ages and is a great way to spend an evening in Singapore. Be sure to bring your camera, as there are plenty of photo opportunities along the way. 💰 Ticket Prices: Adult – $28 Child ( 3-12 years old) – $18

#Singapore attractions Address - CLARK QUAY, JETTY, Singapore 058282 Take the MRT and get off at CLARK QUAY station, walk to wait for the boat. Ambience/Location - You can stand and enjoy the view on the back of the boat. It is recommended to go on a day when it is not raining to fully enjoy the view on both sides of the river. The boat is very calm, with no engine noise or swaying at all. It is an experience that everyone who visits Singapore should try once. Highlight - The view of the water-spraying lions. If you are lucky and go at 8 pm, it may coincide with the fountain show. Average price per person - ~800 - 1000 baht Score - 8/10 Because it was raining on the day we went, the pictures came out blurry. If it was a clear day, it would have been better.

My boyfriend gave me motion sickness medicine and got on board with anticipation But it rained heavily just a few minutes after departure, so it was a shame. River cruise🥲 I sat in a good seat and had no choice but to go inside and watch the whole thing Still, it was a memory of its own I recommend you try it at least once!

Singapore River Cruise It was my first time to take a Singapore River Cruise and I saw many beautiful night views of Singapore. 40 minutes of wonderful photos and stunning scenery See Singapore's famous attractions in one go on a river cruise. It is highly recommended to take the train in the evening when it will be less hot, and choose seats at the back (choose the 19:50 time slot so you can see the stunning water dance and light show, Marina Bay Sands, and the Merlion. It is really worth the money! ⏰Opening hours: Mon - Sun: 9am - 10:30pm 📍Address: 30 Merchant Rd Clarke Quay, Singapore 💲Ticket Prices / Admission Adult: $25 Child: $15 #SingaporeAttractions #SingaporeTravel #singapore

There are 2 operators operating cruise along the singspore River and also different starting locations. One starts along clarkquay while another starts at Marina Bay area. The marina bay area is operated by a company called Water B which we were on. It took us along Singapore river, thru historic moments from a fishing village to a thriving metropolis today. It is an approximately 40mins ride where it will sale from Marina Bay area towards the mini merlion and along Clarke Quay and Riverside point, esplanade and the Asian Civilisation museum before it makes a U-Turn. Prices are from $22 - $25 for adult and is a recommended visit for both tourists and local. This is a educational boat ride for many to learn more about how Singapore has grown so much to become a garden city. #mustdo #tourists #attractions #touristattraction #singapore #bumboat #cruise #singaporeriver #urbanexplorer #createwithtrip

Getting There - Take Bus or MRT to City Hall and walk to Suntec City Convention Centre. Attractions - Ducktours at Singapore River Cruise, Singapore Flyer, MBS Lightshow, Fountain of Wealth @ Suntec City Mall Hotels - nearby Pan Pacific Hotel, Raffles Hotel and Westin Stamford / Swissotel Stamford / Fairmont Hotel, Park royal Collection @ Marina Bay, JW Marriot Hotel, Conrad Centennial Hotel, Mandarin Oriental Hotel Food & Restaurants - Suntec City, Marina Square Mall, Esplanade Mall, Makansutra Gluttons Bay, Millennia Walk, Shopping - # Singapore River Cruise # Singapore River Cruise

Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of Singapore clear skies with the city landscape onboard the cruise. Spot the Merlion at Merlion park, Singapore Flyer and Marina Bay Sands. Photo taking opportunities with the Marina Bay Sands as a backdrop and simply your natural self on the cruise. There are outdoor seats and indoor seats available on the river cruise. Good for tourists who want to see a different side of Singapore. And, for locals who want to enjoy the scenic river views and to simply rediscover Singapore. 🇸🇬 Getting There - Clarke Quay MRT Food & Restaurants - Many food choices at Clarke Quay Central and along the Singapore river Shopping - Clarke Quay Central #localhistory

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Total Trip Expenses (2 people) • Round-trip airfare: 10,100 baht • 2-night accommodation: 5,450 baht • 3-day meals: 10,000 baht • Transportation (MRT + bus): 1,500–2,000 baht • Admission to Future World (ArtScience Museum): 1,560 baht • Roaming with the same SIM card: 400 baht • Travel insurance: 400 baht Total expenses: less than 15,000 baht per person Day 1 — Landing at the airport, chilling in the old city🦁 We arrived at Changi Airport late in the morning. After clearing immigration, we headed straight to the MRT to get to the city center. We chose a budget-friendly hotel in Little India, a vibrant area filled with Indian culture and delicious food. After checking in and unpacking, we started the day by visiting Sri Mariamman Temple (Wat Khaek), a sacred site frequented by worshippers throughout the day. The atmosphere here is peaceful and relaxing. Then, we walked to Chinatown, a shopping and dining area with a wide variety of local souvenirs, dessert shops, and street food. For dinner, we enjoyed a delicious meal at the famous Jumbo Seafood Riverside, featuring stir-fried black pepper crab and fresh seafood dishes. Day Two — Soak up the modern vibe and indulge in some shopping🦁 The second morning began with a light breakfast at the hotel. We traveled to the Marina Bay Sands area, which is known for its giant ship-shaped architecture atop the building. It houses shopping malls, hotels, and stunning viewpoints. We continued our shopping at Harbourfront, a large shopping mall near the Sentosa Express boarding point. We stopped for coffee at TCC – The Connoisseur Concerto, a European-style cafe with a wonderful atmosphere. In the evening, we strolled around Clarke Quay, a neighborhood known for its riverside bars and restaurants. We opted for a local dish at Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, a restaurant known for its rich and flavorful Chinese herbal soup. We then concluded our visit by strolling through Merlion Park and taking photos with Singapore's landmarks. Last Day — Enjoy dessert and Universal Studios🦁 Our last morning, we started with Kaya Toast, a toast spread with coconut milk and sweet egg. This is a must-try dessert when visiting Singapore. Next, we went shopping along Orchard Road, especially at ION Orchard, where you can find a wide variety of products, from famous brands to a variety of restaurants. In the afternoon, we took the MRT to Sentosa Island to conclude our trip with Universal Studios Singapore, which is full of rides and exciting shows. Getting there🦁 We mainly used the MRT and buses. They're convenient, fast, and cover almost every point of interest. The bus fare was around 1,500–2,000 baht for two people. Impressions🦁 This trip allowed us to experience the diversity of Singapore's food culture and modernity. Most importantly, we planned the trip at a leisurely pace, allowing us to explore the places we truly wanted to. It was a truly worthwhile and memorable trip. If you have a budget of around 15,000 baht, you can plan a relaxed Singapore trip. Enjoy good food, good living, and complete your visit in 3 days and 2 nights. #singaporetrip #singapore #singaporelife

One of Singapore's charms is its luxurious elements! Marina Bay Sands is synonymous with Singapore. Staying overnight is a dream, but if you're on a budget, there's a shopping mall inside, so why not enjoy it? Surprisingly, there's even a gondola that goes around the area...🫢 You can see the light show for free at night! We recommend watching it from the opposite bank! The time varies depending on the day of the week, so be sure to check! For the night view, we also recommend a river cruise! You can board from Clarke Quay, so you can go bar hopping after a river cruise! For a fun, adult-only nightlife experience, try Singapore's famous Singapore Sling! It's said to have originated at the Raffles Hotel, so you can try it there, or try it at another bar! And don't forget TWG🫖 Enjoy afternoon tea, macarons, and scones with delicious tea! It's also inside Marina Bay Sands! If you forget to buy it, you can buy it at the airport, so don't worry! While hopping around the hawker centers is great, you should also try authentic chicken rice at a restaurant at least once! For a luxurious atmosphere, try CHATTERBOX in Orchard. But if you're a little hesitant to go alone, try Wee Nam Kee, which has a more laid-back vibe! Enjoy a luxurious adult trip! 😊 #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #SingaporeTrip #LuxuryTrip #AdultGirlsTrip #AdultTrip #SingaporeNightView #AfternoonTea #BarHopping #SingaporeSling

#July Travel Support Fund The most beautiful way to enjoy Singapore's night, is to take a river cruise. This night cruise departing from Clarke Quay Jetty is a quiet but splendid night view tour along the river flowing through the bustling city center. As soon as I got on the boat, the scene of lights reflecting on the water unfolded, and the boat slowly began to drift along with quiet music. From the Fullerton Hotel, Merlion Park, to Marina Bay Sands— each landmark looked even more sparkling on the water. The most impressive moment was the night view when passing in front of Marina Bay Sands! Everyone would love it. Without a complicated schedule, you can take in Singapore's night view at a glance with just one ride. If you want to quietly look at the city at night, I really recommend this cruise. 🛥️ Singapore River Cruise Departure point: Clarke Quay Jetty Operating hours: Daily 13:00 ~ 22:00 (Last boat departs at 21:00) ※ Fri, Sat, Sun and public holidays: Operates from 10:00 Time required: Approximately 40 minutes #Singapore travel #Places to visit in Singapore

#summervacay Walking along the Singapore River truly reveals its endless charm. I loved strolling past historic landmarks that tell stories of a bygone era. The Cavenagh Bridge, a beautiful century-old romantic bridge, along with the elegant, classical Anderson Bridge, are striking testaments to over a hundred years of change. They really stand out as some of the most captivating sights along the river. And honestly, who could ever resist the cool evening breeze at Clarke Quay? It's the perfect way to end a day of exploration. #SingaporeRiver #SingaporeBridges #CavenaghBridge #AndersonBridge

Day 2 วันที่ 2 ของทริป ฉันเริ่มต้นเช้าวันใหม่ที่ Merlion Park สถานที่สำคัญของสิงคโปร์ พร้อมเก็บภาพสวย ๆ คู่กับแลนด์มาร์กประจำชาติ จากนั้นเดินข้ามไปยัง The Helix Bridge และ ArtScience Museum บรรยากาศยามเช้าสงบและแสงธรรมชาติช่วยให้ภาพถ่ายออกมาสวยงามมาก ต่อด้วยการเดินทางไปยัง Marina Barrage Green Roof เพื่อชมวิวมุมสูงของเมือง โดยมี Marina Bay Sands และ Singapore Flyer เป็นฉากหลังสุดตระการตา จากนั้นแวะชม Gardens by the Bay และเข้าไปดูภายในโรงแรม Marina Bay Sands เพื่อชมวิวเมืองจากด้านบน ช่วงบ่ายเดินทางไปยังย่าน Chinatown เพื่อหาของกินอร่อย ๆ ที่ Chinatown Hawker Centre และเดินชมจุดสำคัญต่าง ๆ เช่น Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Masjid Jamae, Fuk Tak Chi Museum และ Singapore City Gallery รวมถึงแวะสักการะขอพรที่ Yueh Hai Ching Temple เพื่อเสริมสิริมงคล ปิดท้ายวันด้วยการเดินเล่นริมน้ำชมบรรยากาศ Singapore River Cruise ก่อนเดินทางกลับที่พักอย่างประทับใจ #singapore #travel

The little cruise was not a great option, especially on a sunny day with little hours of sleep. It was a bit overpriced and very boring. It’s a round trip which going one way, u-turns and comes back to same way.. so I was dozing off on the way back because I went to Singapore on a 19 hour layover, so didn’t get much sleep. Felt like a massive waste of money and time. It was a long wait to buy the tickets and another long wait to get on the boat. The boat doesn’t come too often and we had to wait in the sun..

This time, I will introduce some recommended activities in Singapore☝🏻⭐️ That is exactly what we call a "river cruise🚢"! ____________________________________________ 📍Address: CLARK QUAY, JETTY, Singapore 058282 🕰️Opening hours: 10:00-21:00 Explore Singapore's rivers on a cruise ship, and you can even see the Merlion and Marina Bay Sands from the ship! ⭐️ The view of Singapore from the ship was also very beautiful🚤 #absolutelyfreetrip #singaporetrip #asiatrip

🇸🇬🤩Singapore is a captivating city with modern architecture, lush gardens, and vibrant streets. The iconic views from Marina Bay Sands, the futuristic atmosphere of Gardens by the Bay, and the fun-filled world of Sentosa Island await you. In this mosaic city, where diverse cultures and religions coexist harmoniously, you can explore culinary delights from Chinatown to Little India and savor its rich cuisine. With its cleanliness, safety, and order, Singapore offers an unforgettable experience🤩🫶🏻#nightlife #singapore #architecture #localguides #historicallandmarks #travel

#summervacay If you’re seeking a unique way to explore the heart of Singapore, hop aboard the Singapore River Cruise. Gliding down the historic Singapore River, this 40-minute journey blends old-world charm with modern skyline views... From Clarke Quay’s vibrant nightlife to Boat Quay’s laid-back riverside dining and the iconic Merlion Park, every stop reveals stories of Singapore’s past and present. The gentle breeze and shimmering waters make for the perfect backdrop to soak in the city’s lights. #jammerstheexplorer #singapore #SingaporeRiverCruise

Here's a 2-paragraph explanation: Visiting these 10 attractions in Singapore offers a well-rounded experience of the city-state's culture, nature, and entertainment. From the stunning Gardens by the Bay to the thrilling Universal Studios Singapore, each attraction provides a unique perspective on Singapore's diversity and innovation. The Singapore Flyer and Marina Bay Sands offer panoramic views, while the Merlion Park and Chinatown provide insights into the city's history and heritage. By exploring these attractions, you'll get to experience the best of Singapore's food, culture, and entertainment. Sentosa Island and Clarke Quay offer fun and nightlife, while the Singapore Botanic Gardens and Jewel Changi Airport showcase the city's natural beauty and architectural innovation. A cruise dinner or trip experience adds a touch of luxury, making your trip to Singapore unforgettable. Whether you're interested in history, nature, or entertainment, these 10 attractions have something for everyone. Singapore Flyer: - *Giant Ferris Wheel*: Enjoy panoramic views of the city from 165 meters high. - *Air-Conditioned Capsules*: Take in the sights in comfort. - *Sunset or Nighttime Ride*: Witness the city's transformation from day to night. - *Dining Options*: Savor a meal or snack while you ride. The Singapore Flyer offers breathtaking views of the city and is a great way to see Singapore's landmarks and scenery. Here's the updated list: 1. *Sentosa Island*: - Dolphin Show - Water Aquarium - Universal Studios Singapore 2. *Gardens by the Bay*: - Flower Dome - Cloud Forest - Supertree Grove 3. *Jewel Changi Airport*: - Rain Vortex - Shoppes and Dining 4. *Merlion/Merlion Park*: - Iconic Merlion statue - Marina Bay views 5. *Singapore Botanic Gardens*: - Orchid garden - Rainforest - Stunning gardens 6. *Clarke Quay*: - Nightlife and entertainment - Bars and clubs - Dining 7. *Fort Canning Tree Tunnel*: - Picturesque tunnel - Instagram-worthy photos 8. *Chinatown*: - Street food - Shopping - Cultural experiences 9. *Singapore Flyer*: - Giant Ferris wheel - Panoramic views - Dining options 10. *Cruise Dinner or Trip Experience*: - Luxurious cruise - Fine dining - Stunning views These attractions offer a mix of nature, culture, entertainment, and luxury, showcasing the best of Singapore. #singaporetrip #travel #singapore

#springitinerary Take a ferry ride right at the Singapore river when you are visiting Singapore during the spring itinerary season. Be sure to visit during the night time as the place would be much more chilling and windy compared to visiting the ride during the afternoon. You would have to purchase a ticket to board the ferry. It would definitely be exciting and new experience for you.

#springitinerary Be sure to buy your river cruise ticket if you are planning to visit the Singapore river by the boat there. You can buy from the booth there. During the ride, you would get to explore the Singapore iconic landmarks there. You can also experience taking a boat for the first time in Singapore. You will pass by the Fullerton hotel, the iconic esplanade and take some pictures with the marina bay sands tower.

#cruiseholiday The Singapore River Cruise is a scenic and historically rich boat journey that winds through the heart of the city, offering a unique perspective of Singapore’s iconic skyline and heritage districts. The cruise typically starts near Clarke Quay and glides past Boat Quay, Fullerton Hotel, the towering Marina Bay Sands, and the historic Merlion Park. As you sail, you’re treated to a visual timeline of Singapore’s evolution—from colonial-era shophouses and traditional bumboats to futuristic skyscrapers and light displays. Daytime cruises highlight the architectural contrasts, while evening cruises offer stunning reflections of city lights on the water, making it a romantic and memorable experience. Audio guides onboard tell stories of Singapore’s trading roots, immigrant communities, and transformation into a global metropolis—adding depth to the view.

#cruiseholiday The Singapore River Cruise is a popular tourist attraction that offers a scenic journey through the heart of Singapore’s historical and modern landmarks. From an Asian perspective, the experience blends cultural heritage, urban development, and leisure tourism in a way that resonates with many Asian travelers. Here’s a review covering key aspects: 1. Cultural & Historical Significance (Appeals to Asian Tourists) The cruise passes by Clarke Quay, Boat Quay, and Marina Bay, areas rich in Singapore’s colonial and trading history. Many Asian visitors (especially from China, India, Japan, and Southeast Asia) appreciate the mix of British colonial architecture (like the Fullerton Hotel) and Asian influences (such as the statues along the river depicting early Chinese coolies and Indian laborers). The Merlion statue, a mythical creature symbolizing Singapore’s origins as a fishing village, holds cultural appeal as a must-see photo spot. 2. Scenic Views of Modern Singapore (Impressive for Urban-Loving Asians) The contrast between old shophouses and skyscrapers (like Marina Bay Sands) showcases Singapore’s rapid development—a theme that resonates with many Asian cities undergoing urbanization. The nighttime cruise is particularly stunning, with dazzling LED-lit skylines and laser shows, similar to attractions in Hong Kong or Shanghai. 3. Convenience & Comfort (Important for Asian Tourists) The bumboat-style boats are well-maintained, with shaded seating (key in tropical climates). Multilingual audio guides (Mandarin, Japanese, Korean) cater to Asian tourists. Easy booking via Klook, KKDay, or travel agencies—popular platforms in Asia. 4. Value for Money (A Consideration for Budget-Conscious Asians) Priced at ~SGD 25-30, some may find it slightly expensive compared to river cruises in Bangkok or Hanoi, but the well-organized experience justifies the cost for many. Combined tickets with other attractions (like Gardens by the Bay) are often marketed to Asian tour groups. 5. Crowds & Peak Times (A Common Asian Tourist Concern) Long queues during holidays (Chinese New Year, Golden Week) can be frustrating. Best enjoyed early morning or weekdays to avoid crowds. Verdict: 4.5/5 (Highly Recommended for Asian Visitors) The Singapore River Cruise is a well-rounded experience that balances history, modernity, and leisure—qualities that appeal to Asian tourists who enjoy photo-worthy landmarks, efficient services, and a mix of tradition with futuristic cityscapes. Best For: Families, couples, history buffs, and first-time visitors from Asia. Tips: Go at sunset for the best views, and pair it with a meal at Clarke Quay for a full experience.

#SingaporeItinerary Stay at Shangri-La's Rasa Sentosa Resort & Spa, Singapore, where luxurious facilities and beautiful sea views will make you feel happy. Today, we chose to take a cruise on the Singapore River. As the boat slowly sailed along the river, the scenery and historical buildings on both sides of the river made us feel the unique charm of this city. Touring Singapore's city on the water, listening to the gentle commentary on the boat, and looking back at the prosperous scene on the riverside, I couldn't help but feel infinite emotion in my heart. As the boat slowly docked, we returned to Shangri-La's Rasa Sentosa Resort, ending the day's romantic journey.

#cruiseholiday The Singapore River Cruise is a captivating way to explore the heart of Singapore, offering a unique perspective on the city's rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture from the water. Here’s a detailed overview of what to expect from this enchanting experience: Key Highlights of the Singapore River Cruise 1. Historic Significance - Cultural Heritage: The Singapore River is steeped in history, once serving as the main artery for trade and commerce in the early days of Singapore. The cruise allows you to witness landmarks that reflect this historical significance. - Landmarks and Architecture: As you cruise along, you can see iconic buildings and landmarks such as the Raffles Landing Site, Merlion Park, Boat Quay, Clarke Quay, and the historic godowns (warehouses) that have been transformed into trendy restaurants and shops. 2. Beautiful Scenery - City Skyline : The river cruise offers stunning views of Singapore's skyline, with a juxtaposition of modern skyscrapers and colonial-era buildings, creating a picturesque landscape. - Nature and Light : The lush greenery along the riverbanks adds to the beauty, especially during sunset when the city is illuminated with vibrant lights. 3. Cruise Options - Types of Cruises: Various options are available, including: - Guided Tours : Learn about the history and culture of the Singapore River from knowledgeable guides who narrate the journey. - Dining Cruises : Some cruises offer onboard dining experiences, allowing you to savor local Singaporean cuisine while enjoying scenic views. - Private Charters : For a more exclusive experience, private charters can be arranged for special occasions, gatherings, or romantic outings. 4. Cultural Attractions - Cultural Landmarks : Notable attractions along the river include the Asian Civilisations Museum, the National Gallery Singapore, and the bustling Clarke Quay, known for its nightlife and dining options. - Art Installations : Watch for various art installations and sculptures placed along the riverbank that enhance the cultural experience. 5. Convenient Access - Start Points : Cruises typically depart from several locations, including Clarke Quay, Boat Quay, and Marina Bay. This makes it easy to incorporate the river cruise into your overall itinerary for exploring Singapore. 6. Eco-Friendly Options - Electric Boats: Some operators offer eco-friendly electric or hybrid boats which reduce environmental impact while providing a serene cruising experience. Conclusion The Singapore River Cruise is an exciting and informative way to discover the blend of Singapore’s past and present. With its breathtaking views, historical insights, and leisurely pace, the cruise is perfect for travelers seeking to appreciate the cultural richness and beauty of this vibrant city

📍 Singapore River Cruise 57 Boat Quay, Singapore 049846 There is a river cruise in Singapore where you can see the sights by boat. 7pm is the most popular time, and you can see both the sunset and night view, so make sure to make a reservation in advance. ⏰️ Singapore River Cruise Operating Hours Weekdays (Mon-Thu): 1pm - 10pm Weekends, Public Holidays: 10am - 10pm * Last boat boarding time: 9pm 📌 River Cruise Course Clarke Quay - Leadbridge - Boat Quay - Fullerton - Merlion Park - Bayfront South - Esplanade (Total 40 minutes) ✨️ Tip. We recommend departing from Clarke Quay at around 7:45pm or 8:45pm! Marina Bay Sands Spectra Show Viewing Available #March Travel Support Event #Singapore Night View #Singapore River Cruise #Singapore Travel

How about taking a cruise while viewing the sparkling night view of Singapore? 🙂 The river cruise in Singapore is a course that goes along the river to Marina Bay Sands, and it is a great way to see the beautiful scenery of the city! You can enjoy the city night view while taking a 40-minute cruise and see Clarke Quay, Marina Bay Sands, and Merlion Park, which are famous for their night views. 📍River Cruise ▫️Available hours -Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 13:00-22:00 -Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10:00-22:00 ✔️Buy in advance because it is cheaper if you book in advance ✔️Check the pier as it varies depending on the operating company ✔️Recommended seats are on the right side of the back of the moving ship ✔️Since the Spectra Show is held at 20:00-20:15 / 21:00-21:15, it takes about 10-15 minutes from Clarke Quay to Marina Bay Sands, so if you take that into account, you can enjoy the Spectra Show from the ship. The romance is doubled when you enjoy the sparkling scenery from the ship✨ If you go to Singapore, Take note of boarding the river cruise✏️ #March travel support event

Everytime see sunset here my stress level reduce to half, btw the food here quite pricey amd no quality at all