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Wellness in Singapore

Wellness here ranges from a Japanese-style communal bath and Singapore's only natural hot spring to hotel spas with wet lounges, foot reflexology shops in People's Park Complex and sunrise yoga or tai chi on the Botanic Gardens lawns. After a day of walking in the heat, an hour of foot reflexology is the easiest place to start. Previews stay on this site, with no charge.

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Questions · Reviewed October 2026

Is there an onsen or hot spring in Singapore?

Yunomori Onsen & Spa at Kallang Wave Mall is a Japanese-style communal bath, and Sembawang Hot Spring Park is Singapore's only natural hot spring. The baths at Yunomori are gender-separated and you walk in for them, booking any massage separately. At Sembawang hot water rises from underground and you soak your feet by the pools. A weekday morning avoids the weekend queue.

Where can I get a foot massage after a day of walking in Singapore?

People's Park Complex in Chinatown has several foot reflexology centres on levels 2 to 4. Choose a shop where a few regulars are already in the chairs, and settle the price before you sit down. Thai massage comes either from a cheap shop or a hotel spa, and the hotel spa is the one for linen and quiet.

See alsoTui Na / Chinese Massage

Which Singapore hotel spas have a wet circuit or lounge?

St. Gregory Spa at PARKROYAL on Beach Road has a city-view pool and a steam room on its wellness floor. In the Raffles City block, Willow Stream Spa is the Fairmont's spa, so ask what wet facilities come with your treatment when you book. Banyan Tree Spa at Marina Bay Sands is for hotel guests only. Book the treatment with the wet area included, and leave time for it.

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Where can I do yoga or tai chi outdoors in Singapore?

The Botanic Gardens lawns host both. Yoga at the Botanic Gardens is a class on the grass near Eco Lake, so bring a mat, a towel and water, and lightning or a rain warning cancels it. A teacher also runs tai chi and qigong classes on a small lawn by the same lake, capped at 10 people, so confirm before you turn up.

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