Nights out
Clarke Quay, Ann Siang Hill, rooftops along Marina Bay. The MRT winds down around midnight, so keep a Grab budget for the ride home.
Group trips · 4 to 12 friends
SingaporeFriends TourPackages
Five itineraries for a group of friends, from a three-night dash to a full week. You pick the pace; we sort the rooms, the airport runs and the tickets that sell out first.
- Trip length
- 3 to 7 nights
- Starting at
- ₹32,000 / person
- Group size
- 4 to 12 friends
The short version
Small island. Nothing wasted.
Singapore fits in your hand. Every stop on these trips sits within a short ride of the hotel, and the MRT does the rest.
Nothing on these itineraries is more than forty minutes from where you're staying, so a group of six never loses an afternoon sitting in traffic. You do Sentosa in the morning, eat lunch at a hawker centre for less than a takeaway back home, nap through the hottest hour, and head out again after nine.
If it's your first time, the classic loop still earns its reputation: Marina Bay at dusk, the Supertrees switching on, a slow walk through Chinatown, and a plate of chilli crab that somebody calls overpriced and then finishes anyway.
What changes between trips is the pace. Some groups want three attractions in four days. Others want two bars, one beach and a lot of lying down. The five itineraries below are five different answers to that — same island, different rhythm.
Rides
Universal Studios, the Skyline Luge, Mega Adventure's zipline, iFly at Sentosa. Take the weekday slot — weekends double the queue.
Hawker food
Maxwell, Old Airport Road, Tekka. Order one plate at a time and share; that's how six people get through six stalls without a food coma.
Shopping
Orchard Road for the labels, Bugis Street for the bargains, Mustafa Centre at 2am when nobody is ready to call it a night.
The itineraries
Five ways to split the bill.
Every price is per person and moves with your dates, hotel class and headcount. Bigger group, thinner per-head cost — that is the whole trick.
3N / 4D
Shortest, cheapest
Long Weekend Run
Three nights that still cover the postcard stuff. Land, drop the bags, walk Marina Bay while it's lit, do the Gardens domes the next morning, then give Sentosa half a day before the flight home. Built for a group that can't take a full week off.
- Marina Bay loop
- Gardens domes
- Sentosa half-day
- Maxwell lunch
4N / 5D
For the night owls
After Dark
Built backwards. Late breakfasts, afternoons by the pool, and the real itinerary starting after sunset: Clarke Quay, a Night Safari tram, a rooftop on Marina Bay and supper in Jalan Besar at one in the morning. Two daytime stops are thrown in so the photo album isn't all neon.
- Clarke Quay
- Night Safari
- Marina Bay rooftop
- Jalan Besar supper
4N / 5D
Retail and food
Shop, Eat, Repeat
Orchard Road with a plan instead of a wander, Bugis Street for the things nobody knew they wanted, and a Chinatown food walk that ends at a table with far too much on it. One afternoon is left deliberately empty for the shopping people pretend they didn't come for.
- Orchard Road
- Bugis Street
- Chinatown food walk
- Mustafa Centre
5N / 6D
Most active
Rides and Coastlines
A full day at Universal Studios, the Skyline Luge after dark, the cable car across to Sentosa and a slow morning at Palawan Beach to recover. Six is the sweet spot for this one — enough people to make the queues funny, few enough to move fast.
- Universal Studios
- Skyline Luge
- Sentosa cable car
- Palawan Beach
6N / 7D
Everything, once
The Whole Island
A full week with room to breathe. The big four — Universal, Night Safari, Gardens, Marina Bay — plus a bike loop on Pulau Ubin, the Southern Ridges walk and a free day that usually turns into a second visit to whichever hawker centre won. Groups book this one when the trip is a milestone: a birthday, a reunion, a last hurrah before somebody moves cities.
- Universal Studios
- Night Safari
- Pulau Ubin
- Southern Ridges
- Gardens by the Bay
- Marina Bay
Prices shift with season, hotel class and how many of you share a room. Send your dates and we'll come back with hotels, transfers and entry tickets itemised line by line — ask for a quote.
How booking works
Three messages, then you pack.
No enquiry forms that vanish into an inbox. This is the actual sequence, start to boarding pass.
STEP 01
Send dates and headcount
WhatsApp or the contact form. Give us the nights, the number of people, a per-head budget and anything the group flatly refuses to do.
STEP 02
Get a costed sheet
A day-by-day plan, three hotel options at different prices, transfers and entry tickets itemised. Change what you don't like and we rebuild it — no hard sell.
STEP 03
Deposit, then visa
A booking deposit holds the rooms. We send the visa checklist and file the e-visa through an authorised agent. Approvals usually land inside a week.
Before you book
Four things worth knowing.
Entry
Indian passports need an e-Visa
Apply before you fly, through an authorised agent. ICA processes most applications in about three working days; agents usually quote three to five. Two weeks of buffer is comfortable.
Weather
Hot, humid, wet in bursts
Expect 26–32°C most days. November to January is the wettest stretch; February to April is usually the driest window. Rain rarely lasts long, so an umbrella beats a change of plan.
Money
Cards everywhere, cash for the small stuff
Keep roughly S$100–150 per person for hawker stalls, temple entries and the odd cash-only taxi. Everything else taps. Split big meals on one card and settle up later.
Getting around
The MRT covers most of it
A stored-value card is cheaper than single tickets and works on buses too. Grab handles the after-midnight runs and splits a fare neatly across the group.
Questions we get asked
Before the group chat decides.
Visa, weather, cost per head, room sharing — the things people ask on the call before they book. If yours isn't here, message us and we'll answer it plainly.
How much does a Singapore friends trip cost?
Per person, our five itineraries start at ₹32,000 for three nights and go to ₹65,000 for six. The final figure depends on your travel dates, the hotel class you pick and how many of you share a room — a group of eight pays less per head than a group of four on the same dates.
How many people do we need to book as a group?
Four is the minimum for the group rates on this page. Six or more opens up better hotel allocations, and the per-person cost usually drops again once you cross eight.
Do Indian passport holders need a visa for Singapore?
Yes. Apply for the e-Visa before you fly, through an authorised visa agent. The Immigration & Checkpoints Authority processes most applications in about three working days; agents generally quote three to five, so keep two weeks of buffer before departure.
When is the best time to visit Singapore?
February to April is usually the driest stretch. November to January is the wettest, when short heavy showers are common — though hotel rates are often softer then. The island stays between 26°C and 32°C all year, so the calendar matters less than an umbrella.
Can we change the itinerary or add nights?
Yes. Every plan is built from your dates and headcount, not pulled off a shelf. Swap an attraction, add a night, drop a city tour for a beach afternoon — tell us what the group wants and the plan gets rebuilt with the cost difference shown.
How do friends get around Singapore?
The MRT reaches nearly every stop on these itineraries, and a stored-value card works on buses too. Grab covers late-night runs and splits a fare neatly across the group. You do not need to hire a car.
How is the price split when we share rooms?
Prices are quoted per person on a twin-sharing basis. If someone wants a single room, the supplement is added separately so the rest of the group does not absorb it — worth deciding before you pay, not after.
Still deciding? Message us on WhatsApp or call +91-9999044632.
Six friends. Four days.
One group chat that finally agrees.
Send the dates and the headcount. We'll send back a costed plan you can argue about — ideally before the fares climb.