Merlion Park

Start your tour at Merlion Park, where Singapore’s most iconic symbol stands proudly by the bay. This mythical creature, half lion, half fish. Represents the city’s transformation from a humble fishing village to a world class metropolis. More than just a photo spot, the Merlion tells the story of Singapore’s resilience, ambition, and cultural identity. As you admire the skyline and shimmering waters, your guide will share the legend behind the Merlion and its deep connection to Singapore’s history. The stunning city backdrop makes this an ideal place for memorable photos as the golden hour transitions into twilight. This powerful introduction to the city’s spirit sets the tone for the evening ahead, full of lights, stories, and unforgettable sights.

Clarke Quay

Clarke Quay is Singapore’s iconic riverside playground where colonial charm meets electric nightlife. Once a bustling trade hub, it’s now a vibrant hotspot lined with restored shophouses, buzzing bars, and eclectic restaurants—perfect for riverside dining or dancing till dawn. By day, it’s a scenic stroll with colorful facades and breezy boat rides; by night, the place lights up with live music, rooftop cocktails, and people-watching galore. Whether you're a foodie, partygoer, or culture hunter, Clarke Quay hits the sweet spot between historic and happening.