Singapore Bachelor Party Itinerary

  1. Day 1: Clarke Quay
    15 minutes (5.3 km) from Changi Airport Singapore

    Begin your first night in Singapore with a visit to the lively Clarke Quay. The area is bursting with restaurants, bars, and nightclubs that cater to everyone's taste. Enjoying drinks while enjoying a view of the Singapore River is an excellent start to the party.

  2. Day 2: Sentosa Island
    30 minutes (10.5 km) from Clarke Quay

    The perfect place for some fun under the sun, Sentosa Island has various attractions like Universal Studios, Adventure Cove Waterpark, and mega zipline. Make your day adventurous with water sports, then end it with drinking some beers while enjoying the view at Tanjong Beach Club.

  3. Day 3: Orchard Road
    30 minutes (10.5 km) from Sentosa Island

    Shopaholics, rejoice! Find yourself on Singapore's premier shopping street, Orchard Road, where you'll find mall after mall packed with high-end fashion and luxury boutiques. You can also check out DFS Galleria, an enormous department store offering a wide selection of branded items that includes limited editions.

  4. Day 4: Marina Bay Sands
    15 minutes (5.5 km) from Orchard Road

    Go splurge at the world-class Marina Bay Sands integrated resort. Settle into breathtaking views of the city at the rooftop bar and then head to Club AVENUE to gulf down some cocktails and groove to some fantastic music.

  5. Day 5: Geylang
    20 minutes (8.4 km) from Marina Bay Sands

    End your bachelor trip on a high, with a visit to Singapore's renowned red-light district, Geylang. Dine on a delicious meal while being entertained by a clutch of KTV lounges and bars in the area.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Club AVENUE (3 hours, $50-$100)
  • Universal Studios (1-day pass, $79)
  • Adventure Cove Waterpark (1-day pass, $38-$48)
  • Tanjong Beach Club (3 hours, $80-$100)
  • Marina Bay Sands rooftop bar (3 hours, $50-$100)
  • Dining in Geylang (2-3 hours, $60-$80)

  • Total Estimated Costs: $357-$465

Useful Tips

If you have more time, you could visit more attractions like Singapore Flyer or Gardens by the Bay. For a wallet-friendly itinerary, replace Marina Bay Sands or Orchard Road with some local markets or hawker centers. Always wear light and comfortable attire when exploring Singapore, as it is hot and humid throughout the year. Being organized with transport is crucial, so preferring private taxis or public transport instead of walking could be helpful.

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