9 days 8 nights
Specific Tour
14 people
English
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A 9-day private Singapore and Bali tour: three nights in Singapore with Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, the heritage quarters and Sentosa, then three nights in Ubud and two on the beach in Nusa Dua.
From US$1,700 per person for the whole tour, as an indicative price for a small private group in 4★ hotels. It changes with group size, hotel level and season, and is confirmed in your tailor-made quote.
| Day | Route and highlights | Overnight |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Arrive in Singapore: Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay | Singapore |
| 2 | Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam, evening at the Night Safari | Singapore |
| 3 | Botanic Gardens and Sentosa | Singapore |
| 4 | Fly from Singapore to Bali, transfer to Ubud | Ubud |
| 5 | Tegallalang rice terraces and the water temple of Tirta Empul | Ubud |
| 6 | A slow day in Ubud | Ubud |
| 7 | Ulun Danu Bratan, Jatiluwih and Tanah Lot | Nusa Dua |
| 8 | Beach time and sunset at Uluwatu | Nusa Dua |
| 9 | Departure from Bali | — |
Private tour with your own private guide in your language (outside Vietnam subject to availability) · 9 days / 8 nights · Singapore – Gardens by the Bay – Sentosa – Ubud – Tegallalang – Tirta Empul – Ulun Danu Bratan – Jatiluwih – Tanah Lot – Uluwatu – Nusa Dua
This private Singapore and Bali tour combines a modern garden city with the temples, rice terraces and beaches of Bali. You spend three nights in Singapore with your own guide, then fly less than three hours to Bali for three nights in Ubud and two by the sea in Nusa Dua.
It suits couples and families who want a varied, easy trip of a little over a week, or a second part after Vietnam. One team plans every day, books the flight between Singapore and Bali with your quote, and stays reachable on WhatsApp throughout.
Easy. One short flight connects Singapore and Bali, walking is light and drives in Bali take one to two and a half hours. Two free days give time to rest. Suitable for couples, honeymooners, older travelers and families with children over 10.
In Singapore you stay at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering (5★) or Carlton Hotel Singapore (4★), or similar, both within walking distance of Chinatown or the Civic District and a short ride from Marina Bay. In Bali you stay at Alaya Resort Ubud (4★) and Meliá Bali in Nusa Dua (5★), or similar.
Bali is driest from April to October; from November to March expect short tropical showers, mostly in the afternoon. Singapore is warm all year, with its sunniest weather from February to April. July, August and Christmas are busy in Bali, so book early for those dates.
Your guide and driver are yours alone for the whole trip, so the pace, the stops and the start time each morning follow you. Your private guide speaks your language: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese or Vietnamese (Vietnam: on request; Singapore, Malaysia and Bali: subject to availability).
More ideas: All multi-country private tours · Singapore private tours with Vietnam and Bali: prices and routes · Singapore in 4 Days · Vietnam and Singapore in 12 Days
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Your guide meets you at Changi Airport and takes you to your hotel. In the late afternoon, walk the promenade of Marina Bay to Merlion Park, with the Fullerton Hotel and the old Clifford Pier behind you and the Marina Bay Sands towers across the water.
Continue to Gardens by the Bay. Visit the cool Flower Dome and the Cloud Forest with its indoor mountain and waterfall, then stay for the Garden Rhapsody light and music show under the Supertrees in the evening.
Overnight: Singapore
Spend the morning in Singapore's heritage quarters with your guide. In Chinatown, visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and the Sri Mariamman Temple, the city's oldest Hindu temple, and have lunch at a hawker centre: Singapore's hawker culture is on UNESCO's list of intangible heritage.
In the afternoon, walk the flower stalls and spice shops of Little India and the lanes around the golden-domed Sultan Mosque in Kampong Glam. After a rest at the hotel, head to the Night Safari in Mandai for the tram ride and the walking trails through the forest after dark.
Overnight: Singapore · Meals: B, L
Start early at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2015, when the air is cool and the paths are quiet. Visit the National Orchid Garden, home to more than a thousand orchid species and hybrids.
After lunch, ride the cable car from Mount Faber to Sentosa Island. Walk the boardwalk to Siloso or Palawan beach, see Fort Siloso, or simply relax by the sea. Return to the city for a farewell dinner of your choice, which your guide can book for you.
Overnight: Singapore · Meals: B
After breakfast, fly from Singapore to Denpasar, about two and a half hours. Your Bali guide and driver meet you and take you up to Ubud, in the green hills at the heart of the island. Spend the rest of the day settling in and walking to the Ubud market and the Royal Palace.
Overnight: Ubud · Meals: B
Drive north to the rice terraces of Tegallalang, best in the morning light. Continue to Tirta Empul, a water temple where Balinese families come to bathe in the holy springs; you can join the ritual with your guide if you wish. Have lunch with a view of the rice fields and return to Ubud in the afternoon.
Overnight: Ubud · Meals: B, L
A free day to enjoy Ubud at your own pace. Walk the Campuhan Ridge path at sunrise, book a spa treatment, or join a Balinese cooking class. If you would like to see more, we can arrange a drive to Kintamani for views of Mount Batur and its crater lake.
Overnight: Ubud · Meals: B
Drive into the highlands to Ulun Danu Bratan, the temple that seems to float on Lake Bratan. Continue to the rice terraces of Jatiluwih, part of the UNESCO-listed Subak landscape, for lunch. In the late afternoon, see Tanah Lot temple on its rock in the sea, then continue to your beach hotel.
Overnight: Nusa Dua · Meals: B, L
Enjoy a free day on the beach in Nusa Dua. In the late afternoon, your guide takes you to Uluwatu temple on its cliff above the Indian Ocean for the sunset and the Kecak fire dance, then to Jimbaran Bay for a seafood dinner on the sand, at your own cost.
Overnight: Nusa Dua · Meals: B
Free time until your transfer to Denpasar airport for your flight home or onward.
Meals: B
Yes. Many guests add two or three nights in Nusa Dua, Sanur or Seminyak, or on a quieter island nearby. Tell us how you like to relax and we adjust the hotels and the route in your quote.
No. We book the tram ride and the walking trails only, and we do not include animal shows or feeding sessions. If you prefer a quieter evening, we can replace the Night Safari with a river cruise or a dinner at Clarke Quay.
Yes. Singapore has direct flights to Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City, so it is easy to start in Vietnam and finish in Singapore and Bali. Our team in Hanoi plans the whole journey with one quote.
Yes. This is a private tour with your own guide in your language: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Hebrew, Arabic, Chinese or Vietnamese (outside Vietnam subject to availability). Tell us when you enquire and we confirm your guide in the quote. Book early for the December to April high season.
Nothing is payable until you approve your written quote. We then ask for a 30% deposit to confirm, and the balance 45 days before arrival, by bank transfer or card. Bank details come with your booking confirmation; always confirm them with us by phone or WhatsApp (+84 812 247 572) before any transfer.
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