The best tours of Singapore
Go on a guided discovery of Singapore’s food, monuments, neighbourhoods and secret spaces on foot, bus, bike, boat or segway. By Priyanka Agarwal
Singapore’s 50 square miles are a breeze to explore with our convenient public transport system and easily navigable roads. Even so, a guided tour helps tourists and locals delve deeper into the city’s food, culture, neighbourhoods and spaces. Our island boasts a variety of tours: walking, biking, boats, motorised vehicles and hidden neighbourhoods, hawker centres and museums. Put yourself in a tour guide’s capable hands and book yourself in for one of these experiences.
Wok ‘n’ Stroll
Run by passionate foodie and long-time expat, Karni Tomer, Wok ‘n’ Stroll runs immersive and interactive food tours to Singapore’s best food enclaves, hawker centres, wet markets and more. She calls herself a ‘food explorer’ and attendees get the chance to explore off the beaten track Singapore. Sample Peranakan and Vietnamese food from Joo Chiat or go on an art and food tour around Little India and Tekka Market. Prices average at $110 for a three-hour tour inclusive of food. Karni also willingly customises tours to accommodate vegetarians, vegans and other dietary needs.
