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Marina Bay, Singapore

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Start with breakfast at a hawker stall and end by the bay after dark, with a whole island in between.

Late nights are for supper

Something for every kind of day

Here’s where we’d go when it rains, or when you’ve only got a morning. Day plans lay out whole routes, stop by stop.

After midnight

Late nights are for supper

Supper, the meal after dinner, is how plenty of Singapore ends the day. We’d go to Satay Street beside Lau Pa Sat, where Boon Tat Street closes to cars at 7pm and fills with grills. For a late walk with a view, Henderson Waves is lit until 2am.

With just an evening

Garden Rhapsody lights the Supertrees at 7.45pm and 8.45pm. We’d catch the early one, then walk over to Event Plaza for the 9pm Spectra, a light-and-water show on the bay. Both are free.

Fits today

For a green day

The Botanic Gardens are an easy orchid stroll, and MacRitchie needs walking shoes. Pulau Ubin is a short hop from Changi by bumboat, the little wooden ferry. From Venus Drive it’s 45 to 60 minutes on foot to the TreeTop Walk, with last entry at 4.45pm, so we’d set off before 1pm and add a second green stop only when there’s time to be back by 6pm.

October and November are the inter-monsoon months, with afternoon and early-evening thunderstorms, sometimes severe, and generally more rain than the March to May break. NEA’s weather site has more on each season. Hours do change, so it’s worth a look at the venue’s own page before you set off.

Read before you go

Borrow a day we’ve already planned, wet or dry.

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For your first weekend

We’d give the forest the early morning and the bay the evening. For the whole weekend, read the first-timer story.

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Neighborhoods

Choose an area to see where to eat and how to get there.

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More things to do

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Plan the day you’ve got

Most of a good day here comes down to the weekday and the weather.