Singapore romance tour - A romantic getaway in this sunny island!

With one of Singapore's two casinos, a Universal Studios theme park and the Marine Life Park, this integrated resort is undoubtedly the largest attraction on the island of Sentosa. It also contains a number of internationally renown fine dining options and six hotels, totalling some 1800 rooms. The Universal Studios Singapore is the very first Universal Studio in Asia. read more »

Located just 15 minutes from the city, Sentosa boasts an exciting array of themed attractions, award-winning spa retreats, golden sandy beaches, lush green rainforests, world-renowned golf courses, a deep-water yachting marina, luxurious residences and resort accommodations, living up to its billing as Asia’s Favourite Playground. It is Asia’s leading leisure destination, a vibrant place in line with Singapore's vision to be a global destination to work, live and play. One main attraction here would be Singapore's first integrated resort, Resorts World™ Sentosa, which operates South East Asia’s first Universal Studios theme park. read more »

Perched 226m above ground in Swissotel The Stamford, the Equinox Restaurant offers diners a breathtaking view of the majestic Singapore skyline and tantalising treats by Chef de Cuisine Lee Bennett. Don't miss out on signature creations like Lobster Bisque with Fennel, Angus Rib of Beef with Dauphinoise Potato, and Dill & Linguine Ribbons, only available here. With a beautiful view of the Singapore skyline and the isles of Malaysia and Indonesia, accompanied with relaxing music, Equinox Restaurant provides a great ambience for fine European dining. read more »

Located almost in the heart of Singapore, Singapore River is a 3.2 kilometres long river that has been serving and played an important role for Singapore for more than 150 years now. There is a Singapore Stone at the river mouth with inscriptions that date back to 1819 which is an evidence of Singapore's humble beginnings. read more »

Sharing the stately Empress Place building with the Asian Civilisations Museum, IndoChine Waterfront Restaurant provides a sophisticated and great ambience with its chic oriental decor, featuring Chinese antiques and buddha statues. It offers visitors a wonderful fine-dining experience with its magnificent views of the Singapore River, perfect for a romantic dinner. Combining the best dishes from the Indochinese region, it's menu also has hints of French cuisine that was added into regional palates during colonial days. read more »

Standing at 165 meters tall, a full 30 meters taller than the London Eye observation wheel in London, Singapore Flyer is now the world's largest observation wheel. In Singapore Flyer Sky Dining, you will get to enjoy the best 90 minutes of your life, with the fine dining that you have never experienced before. Towering above Singapore's popular landmarks such as the Marina Bay, Singapore River and Raffles Place financial district, Singapore Flyer will now offer you the world's first butler dinner service right in the sky! Diners will make two complete rotations over 60 minutes in one of the dining capsules of Singapore Flyer. read more »

Located on the southern end of Singapore, Labrador Park is an ideal spot not only for couples to enjoy a romantic time together, but also a good place for the younger generation to learn more about the history of what happened to Singapore during the Japanese Occupation. Being designated as a nature reserve, Labrador Park used to be a rocky beach at low tide, and now, since land reclamation has taken place, it is seen as a park. Furthermore, being a designated nature reserve, it has also a large variety of wildlife and has recorded more than 11 species of butterflies. read more »

Being a modern restaurant that is located in 4 different locations,PS. Café is one of the best cafes in Singapore. Constructed in a romantic way with dimmed lights and a chic interior design, their dishes will also send your mouth watering and begging for more. read more »