A favorite destination for many Filipinos, Singapore is a great place to spend vacations with your family, friends, special someone, and even colleagues.

From modern architectures, delicious cuisine, and interesting attractions, there are many things you can do when in Singapore. Check out our recommendations for your trip to the Lion City!

When traveling to Singapore, here are some COVID-19 requirements to adhere to:

Traveling to Singapore from the Philippines should not be a problem with the accessibility of flights offered daily.

Many direct flights are available from airports in the major cities in major cities in the Philippines like Manila, Cebu, Butuan, Cotabato and more to Singapore.

A flight journey from Manila to Singapore normally takes about 3 hours and 40 minutes, and Davao to Singapore normally takes about 3hours and 30 minutes both via direct flight, while Cebu to Singapore normally takes about 6 hours via connecting flights.

However, depending on the routes available, the travel time may differ.

There is only one airport in Singapore that serves both domestic and international flights. It is Singapore Changi Airport or commonly known as Changi Airport.

Located in Changi at the eastern end of Singapore, it is one of the busiest airports in Asia and also in the world.

Many flights are available to Singapore from the Philippines, offered by many airlines like Philippines Airlines, Cebu Pacific, Cathay Airlines, Jetstar, Singapore Airlines and more.

The estimated price for a one-way trip from Manila to Singapore usually costs around PHP 12000. However, the fares can increase slightly from PHP 14000 and higher if you travel via connecting flights.

The flight tickets also vary depending on the destination that you depart to Singapore. Also, some airlines will include separate tickets and travel tax, too.

Merlion Park is one of the iconic landmarks in Singapore. It is one of the attractions you can quickly visit while strolling around in Singapore's city center.

It is also one of the most visited landmarks in Singapore among tourists. The park is located near One Fullerton.

The main feature in this park is the iconic Merlion statue, a mythical creature comprising the lion's head and the fish's body.

It symbolizes Singapore’s humble beginnings as a fishing village, while the head represents Singapore’s original name, Singapura, or ‘lion city’ in Malay.

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Sentosa Island (or previously as Pulau Blakang Mati) is one of the well-known tourist attractions in Singapore.

The first attraction on this island is the beautiful beaches. These artificial beaches were divided into three different portions: Palawan Beach, Siloso Beach, and Tanjong Beach.

Each beach has its own unique attractions like Port of Lost Wonder located at Palawan Beach, Wings of Time night show at Siloso Beach and The Tanjong Beach Club at Tanjong Beach.

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VivoCity is the biggest shopping mall in Singapore that is located in the HarbourFront, Telok Blangah in southern Singapore.

The mall is located near Sentosa Island. Hence, you visit two popular attractions on the same day.

It has exquisite architecture, and it offers visitors an unlimited shopping experience and, at the same time, can feast their eyes on the stunning design of the mall.

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Are you bored with the normal swimming pool? Are you looking for a new adventure and thrill? If your answer is yes, then you should go to the Wild Wild Wet Theme Park!

Located in Downtown East, Wild Wild Wet is one of the biggest water parks in Singapore.

It is one of the most popular family attractions in Singapore by NTUC Club.

With almost 15 different rides, from adrenalin-pumping rides to easy and gentle ones to try in Wild Wild West, you are guaranteed a fun-filled day full of adventure, excitement and thrill in this waterpark.

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Regarded as the best rainforest zoo in the world, the Singapore Zoo or formerly known as Singapore Zoological Gardens or Mandai Zoo occupies 28 hectares (69 acres) on the margins of Upper Seletar Reservoir, which is found within Singapore's heavily forested central catchment area.

Located at Mandai Lake Road, this impressive zoo is home to over 2,530 animals hailing from 315 unique species.

Visitors can enjoy learning about flora and fauna and participate in shows such as "Breakfast with an Orangutan", "Rainforest Fights Back", "Elephants at Work and Play", "Splash Safari" and "Animal Friends", all of which are dedicated to bringing the visitors closer to the animals.

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