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Planning a self-guided trip to Singapore and Malaysia but unsure how to make the most of it? Check out Klook's 8D7N itinerary here.
Looking to spend a week sightseeing without the hassle of visa paperwork? If your group has diverse interests, from shopping to historical landmarks to adrenaline activities, then Singapore & Malaysia are perfect destinations – not to mention, the travel expenses to these two countries are quite hefty!
Modern Singapore offers a plethora of travel experiences, dining options, and shopping opportunities.
What should you prepare before visiting Singapore and Malaysia?
Equip yourself with a 4G SIM card to stay connected anytime, anywhere. Not only for snapping check-in photos but also for navigation and finding convenient travel services. You can pick up the SIM card at Changi Airport or in the city center.
If traveling in a large group to Singapore – Malaysia, consider renting Wifi devices capable of connecting up to 5 devices. Free delivery and return in Vietnam, with various packages like 500MB/day, 1GB/day, or unlimited data.
Lastly, pre-book transportation, experiences, and tours suggested by Klook.
4-DAY EXPLORATION OF SINGAPORE
Though small, Singapore offers plenty of attractions and cuisines to experience. Spend a full 4 days here with Klook's itinerary to discover why!
The Lion City boasts numerous captivating destinations for exploration.
Day 1: Departure from Ho Chi Minh City (or Hanoi) to Singapore
At 8 AM, catch an early morning flight to Singapore to kickstart your self-guided tour. For convenience, pre-book a SIM 4G and collect it at the airport (Terminal 2, 3, or 4) upon arrival.
Next, locate the Klook staff holding your name sign near the nearest baggage claim area – Klook's private airport transfer service will safely and affordably transport you to your hotel with options for groups of 3, 5, or 9.
By noon, you'll likely arrive at your accommodation. It's time to fill your stomach before starting your journey! Begin with Singapore's famous chili crab! Two renowned spots are JUMBO Seafood or No Signboard Seafood. Don't forget to purchase dining vouchers on Klook in advance to save money on this famous crab dish!
Experience e-scooter rides to explore Singapore.
Once energized, it's time to explore this clean, green, and beautiful city! The quickest, most convenient, economical, and fun way to explore Singapore is by using an e-scooter. You can easily rent e-scooters on Klook! Singapore offers designated routes for e-scooter rides, so no worries about traffic jams or navigating public transportation.
In just 3 – 4 hours, you can cover famous landmarks like Esplanade, Merlion Park, Helix Bridge, Gardens by the Bay, and Marina Bay Sands.
At 6:00 PM: After returning the e-scooter, enjoy your evening meal at numerous restaurants and indulge in shopping at shopping centers like VivoCity or The Shoppes Marina Bay Sands. Explore enticing food options on Klook and pre-book vouchers to save money and hassle. Insider tip: don't miss out on the delightful LiHO TEA here.
Shop to your heart's content at Singapore's shopping centers.
Day 2: Spend the whole day exploring Universal Studios Singapore
A visit to Singapore is incomplete without experiencing Universal Studios Singapore. Whether it's Madagascar, Transformer, or Jurassic Park, this place will thrill movie enthusiasts and fans alike.
The park opens at 10:00 AM, so allocate the entire day to explore, as there are 7 themed zones with various rides and spectacular shows! Don't forget to book Universal Studios Singapore tickets in advance on Klook for savings of up to 100K and receive instant e-vouchers – skip the long ticket queues!
An ideal destination for movie buffs
With only 1 day and a plethora of games and zones, bring along your Express Pass to skip queues and dive straight into the fun! Also, if you're with family, head to Far Far Away Land to meet fairytale characters!
Klook Tip: Easily reach Universal Studios Singapore via Sentosa Express train in just a few minutes, or use Klook's NETS FlashPay Transport Card to ride the Sentosa Express.
Day 3: Sentosa Island is more than just a theme park
If you only visit Universal Studios Singapore on Sentosa Island, you're missing out because this island offers various exciting experiences!
Instead of using the train like on Day 2, try the cable car experience for a 360-degree view from Faber Hill to Sentosa Island, combined with options for a delicious lunch at Spuds and Aprons atop Faber Hill or a sumptuous dinner buffet at Good Old Days Restaurant within Sentosa.
Check out the Sentosa Island map here. Klook suggests some experiential services for you:
- S.E.A Aquarium
- 4D Adventureland
- Tiger Sky Tower
- Skyline Luge
- MegaZip and MegaJump
Ps. You can pre-book the Sentosa FUN Pass to enjoy unlimited fun at a reasonable price.
Take a leisurely stroll along Sentosa Island's coastline and admire the sunset.
Sentosa Island boasts a long stretch of beach, so take a sunset stroll with friends, indulge in a delightful dinner, and then gather to watch the spectacular Wings of Time light and music show together.
Day 4: Marvel at the scenery and be mesmerized by the light show
Start your morning at the Marina Bay Sands Skypark Observation Deck, nearly 200 meters above ground – the perfect spot to admire the panoramic views of Singapore. And if you have time, stay for the sunset and watch the Spectra Light and Water Show (at 8:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.) from the Skypark.
Seeing Singapore from above is an absolute must-try experience.
No trip to Singapore is complete without OCBC Skyway and Gardens by the Bay. OCBC Skyway is a 128-meter-long aerial walkway, 22 meters above the ground, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Singapore cityscape and the Gardens by the Bay.
The next two must-visit spots are the Flower Dome – the world's largest glass greenhouse, recreating the cool, dry climate of the Mediterranean region and housing thousands of diverse plant species. Along with the Cloud Forest featuring a mesmerizing 35-meter-tall artificial waterfall surrounded by thousands of rare trees and flowers.
Photo Source: Gardens by the Bay
In the evening, gather near the majestic Supertrees, because as night falls, these captivating living sculptures will treat you to a unique light and sound show – Garden Rhapsody, happening twice daily at 7:45 p.m. and 8:45 p.m.
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Afterward, you can head back to the hotel for some rest or explore the nightlife. But be ready for an early departure the next day to Malaysia!
3 DAYS EXPLORING MALAYSIA
There are plenty of ways to travel from Singapore to Malaysia, from buses to private cars. However, for utmost convenience, you can book transportation through Klook. Use a car from Singapore to Johor Bahru to experience Malaysia's fantastic Legoland. Not only is it more cost-effective for larger groups, but Klook drivers will also take care of the immigration process from Singapore to Malaysia.
Day 5: Relive Childhood Memories at Legoland
As the first Legoland theme park in Asia, you can have a blast here with various attractions. Hunt for lost treasure or go rafting at the Land of Adventure, loop around on the Dragon Roller Coaster, or test your bravery on the Merlin's Challenge ride at Lego Kingdoms, splash around at the Lego Technic area, or spin wildly on the Technic Twister ride.
>> Book Legoland tickets on Klook for better prices and receive instant confirmation!
3:00 PM: After experiencing Legoland, use a private car to return to your hotel in Kuala Lumpur. Since the travel time from Johor Bahru to Kuala Lumpur is at least 4 hours, make sure to schedule your departure time accordingly. Klook's cars have 7 seats, so you can relax and wait for the driver to take you safely to your destination.
Experience the vibrant nightlife in Kuala Lumpur.
Upon arrival, the night has fallen. You can spend the evening dining at Petaling Street or exploring the city.
Day 6: Explore Kuala Lumpur at Your Leisure
As a city with numerous check-in spots, if you're traveling with friends, try the KL Hop On Hop Off bus service. For just around 125K, you can visit all the places you want according to the most optimized itinerary: Aquaria, Karyaneka, Chinatown, bustling Central Market area, Little India, National Museum, Bird Park, and more.
Jamek Mosque in Kuala Lumpur.
You can choose where to stop along the bus route map and explore by getting off the bus at your desired location. Then, after finishing your exploration, simply board the next bus and continue your sightseeing journey.
Sultan Abdul Samad Building in Kuala Lumpur.
Don't forget to make a stop to explore Kuala Lumpur's two most famous landmarks, the KL Tower (experience the Observation Deck and Sky Deck + Sky Box) and the Petronas Twin Towers along with Aquaria KLCC.
Day 7: Venture to the historic city of Melaka
Melaka, the capital of Malaysia's 'Historical State', is just a 2-hour drive from Kuala Lumpur's city center – it's also Malaysia's first World Heritage Cultural Site. Here, you'll be awed by the beautiful architecture of the well-preserved historic buildings and explore the mysteries of ancient ruins.
In the old town, you can admire houses with both ancient and unique architectural styles.
Opt for a lunch-inclusive tour by Klook or choose private car rental for the flexibility to tailor your travel itinerary and the comfort of traveling only with your group.
The journey to Malacca will wrap up around 4-5 p.m. You can return to your hotel for some rest, evening shopping strolls, and catch a flight back to Vietnam the next morning. For convenience and savings, pre-book airport transfer between KUL airport and your hotel on Klook.
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With Klook's detailed itinerary, are you ready for your adventure? Don't forget to check out various attractive deals on Klook for your upcoming trip!
(Note: Shared costs do not include airfare and accommodation. You can customize your flight and accommodation according to your needs and preferences.)
