Family Activities In Singapore

Following a hugely successful debut last year, Singapore GP's ALL ACCESS 2.0 is back and it's bigger, better, and packed with even more behind-the-scenes experiences.

Finding a family holiday that everyone agrees on is like trying to get a passel of possums ready for the synchronised swimming championships.

This year, National Day Parade returns to the National Stadium for the first time in a decade, bringing more seats, a first-of-its-kind indoor drone light show, massive special effects and all the patriotic singalongs you can handle.

Across Singapore, a growing number of cafes and restaurants are stepping up with family-friendly spaces that go beyond just high chairs and kid's menus. 

With direct flights from Singapore, powder-soft beaches, world-class resorts and some of Southeast Asia's most spectacular sunsets, Phu Quoc is quickly becoming one of Vietnam's most sought-after holiday destinations.

Whether you’re arriving by scenic cable car, breezing across the boardwalk, or taking a quick monorail ride, the island instantly feels like a getaway.

There’s something about a long stretch of coastline that makes everything taste better, and East Coast Park delivers exactly that kind of effortless dining magic.

Whether you’ve got toddlers, tweens, or hard-to-impress teens in tow, these are the best things to do with kids in Singapore during the school holidays.

Singapore's biggest food and music festival is gearing up for its biggest edition yet.

Whether you’re planning a luxe staycation or booking a base for out-of-town guests, Chinatown’s hotels deliver on style, comfort and location.

Freshly rebranded and firmly back in the spotlight, Mandarin Oriental Desaru Coast is shaping up to be one of the most compelling short-haul getaways for Singapore travellers right now.

If you’re looking to expand your horizons on two wheels, you’re in luck, because Singapore is packed with some jaw-droppingly beautiful cycling trails.

Whether you’re chasing a peaceful sunrise paddle or keen to work up a sweat on open water, there’s a kayaking spot here with your name on it.

Just a short ferry ride away, this laidback Indonesian island delivers all the holiday vibes with none of the long-haul pain.

Hunting down the best hotels in Singapore for 2026? From luxe stays with rooftop pools to budget-friendly gems in buzzy 'hoods, here’s where to stay in Singapore no matter your vibe or budget.

Tiny, endangered, and officially under VIP care, eight Hawksbill turtle hatchlings have just taken up residence at the Singapore Oceanarium.

Just a short flight from Singapore, SIX & SIX PRIVATE ISLANDS is launching a new collection of ultra-luxury Maldives resorts complete with overwater villas, caviar bars and dolphin sanctuaries.

We’re talking waterslides, sprawling buffets, and enough thoughtful touches to make travelling with kids feel (almost) effortless.

Disney is officially bringing its ultimate fan experience, D23 Asia: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event, to Singapore in 2027.

Whether you’re a casual wanderer, a full-blown museum person, or just there for the gift shop and cafe combo, these are the best museums in Singapore worth blocking out an afternoon for.

With a line-up of five-star resorts, incredible foodie experiences, and bucket list-worthy activities, this Singapore playground is the real deal. 

Planning a family holiday to Bali? These family-friendly resorts in Bali come with kid-friendly amenities, beachfront locations, and activities for all ages.

From mega play centres in malls to under-the-radar gems tucked into neighbourhoods, these are the places that deliver on fun, safety, and yes, air-conditioning.

Garden Vibes is making its return to Little Farms Serangoon Gardens on 23 May 2026, taking over the space from 9am to 6pm with a full day of food, workshops, and community-driven programming.

Tucked along the Singapore River, this pocket of the city trades Orchard Road chaos for breezy waterfront vibes, with leafy promenades, buzzy wine bars, and some seriously good eats just steps from your room.

With Scoot’s new direct flights from Singapore to Cam Ranh, Vietnam’s hidden coastal gems are now easier than ever to explore. Here’s where to stay, play, and unwind.

Singapore might have a reputation for being boujee, but trust us, you don’t need a black card to have a good time here.

Sentosa’s got serious main character energy, whether you’re a tourist ticking off the island life or a local just looking to escape your HDB without a passport.

From rooftop fiestas to spreads that will fuel your week, here’s where to book if you're all about soaking in great vibes and egg-cellent food (sorry, had to).

From cult-favourite neighbourhood scoop shops to sleek dessert bars serving up wildly creative flavours, this city is stacked with spots that turn a simple cone into a full-blown experience.

Disney On Ice is back and it’s bigger, brighter, and more magical than ever.

It marks the first time a Disney Cruise Line ship will homeport in Asia.

Whether you’re here to eat your way across hawker centres, chase hidden bars, dive into the arts scene, or swap skyscrapers for jungle trails before lunch, there’s no shortage of ways to fill an itinerary.

I went to Cirque du Soleil: KOOZA and here’s my honest take—from jaw-dropping stunts to whether the VIP tickets are actually worth the splurge.

Explore five immersive worlds, dinosaurs, desert simulators, AR experiences and interactive RFID gameplay at one of Southeast Asia’s largest indoor nature attractions.

Whether you’re chasing a champagne-fuelled day party or a low-key lounger-and-lunch situation, Sentosa’s shoreline has a beach club to match your mood.

Equal parts luxury playground, architectural icon, and social-media star, this three-tower megastructure has been redefining the city’s skyline (and staycation standards) since day one.

Lantern-lined streets, lion dances at every corner, feasting galore, and two glorious public holidays mean you’re in for a full-on festive takeover.

New year, new you? There's no better way to find yourself than heading on an adventure abroad—thankfully Singapore Airlines is making it easy with their Picture Perfect Travel Deals. 

If you need a piece of genuinely good news to break up your feed, allow us to point you towards Mandai Wildlife Reserve, where baby season has been in full swing.

If you’re looking for a weekend plan that delivers big energy without requiring deep sports knowledge, the Singapore Rugby Sevens 2026 should be high on your list.

Ready to hit the skies in 2026? Us too. From pristine Greek islands and sandy beaches of Sri Lanka to the neon-lit streets of Seoul, here's where we're heading (and why) this year. 

From high-tech puzzle rooms to eerie mysteries that’ll keep your heart racing, Singapore’s best escape rooms are clever, challenging and wildly fun.

After seven long years without a Cirque tent on our shores, the troupe is rolling in with a full technicolour spectacle guaranteed to blow your mind.

Resorts World Sentosa is kicking off the Year of the Horse with a seriously playful takeover, teaming up with global art toy heavyweight POP MART for its first-ever resort-wide activation.

From Gardens by the Bay to Tanglin Mall, here’s where to see snow and soak up the best Christmas events in 2025.

If squeezing into Marina Bay isn’t on your NYE bingo card this year, good news: Singapore’s bringing the party straight to the neighbourhoods.

Whether you’re planning a honeymoon or anniversary, massive family reunion or fun getaway with the crew, Singapore delivers for every special occasion

If your serotonin levels have been looking a little bleak lately, good news: a full-blown sensory playground is landing at Resorts World Sentosa this December.

According to Burnt Ends chef Dave Pynt, even a quick stop in Singapore is enough to get out and see the best of the city. 

If your kids think aquariums are cool, wait till they find out they can sleep in one.

This is your ultimate guide to where to watch NDP fireworks in Singapore for 2025. We’ve listed everything from hotels with the best firework views to bars that’ll have you sipping under the sparks. 

Feast your way through SG60-themed dishes, score staycay deals, or just be in the know about all things red and white.

Marine creatures, moon jellies and a 36-metre-wide ocean panel? Oceanarium at Sentosa, Singapore, has opened to public on 24 July 2025. 

Disney On Ice is bringing a new magical adventure to Singapore.

Heading over to Singapore with the family or simply love all things nautical? Home to more than 100,000 beautiful and distinctive marine creatures, S.E.A Aquarium Sentosa is a must visit on your next vacay to Singapore.