Cheap Flights to Singapore

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Cheap Singapore airfares

Fly to Singapore from $1192 return from Auckland
Travel: Anytime subject to availability.
Sales: until 21 Aug 18
Flying: Qantas
Max stay: 3 Months

Fly to Singapore from $1349 return from Wellington
Travel: until 20 Nov 18. The dates specified are supplied by the airline providing this special and are not necessarily available on all days.  Seats are subject to availability, particularly for peak season travel over Easter, Christmas & School Holidays. Day of the week and Flight number Surcharges may apply.
Sales: until further notice
Flying: Qantas
Max stay: 12 Months

Fly to Singapore from $1349 return from Christchurch
Travel: until 20 Nov 18. The dates specified are supplied by the airline providing this special and are not necessarily available on all days.  Seats are subject to availability, particularly for peak season travel over Easter, Christmas & School Holidays. Day of the week and Flight number Surcharges may apply.
Sales: until further notice
Flying: Qantas
Max stay: 12 Months

Fares are per adult return unless otherwise specified. Booking fee of $24.95 per person applies. Flights are subject to availability, will not be available on all flights and may be limited over weekends and school holidays. 
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Singapore

Known as the ‘Gateway to Asia’, Singapore is a vibrant tropical destination, world renowned for its shopping, eateries, attractions, style and cleanliness. Whether you head there for two days or ten, you’ll find no trip to the ‘Lion City’ is ever the same. Not many cities in Asia can boast Singapore’s fascinating ethnic mix. Throughout history, migration has left its stamp on the city’s culture. Visit the bright sari and bangle stores in the old shop houses of Little India, and in Chinatown explore the many antique stores or bargain hunt for silk. For the shopaholics, Orchard Road is a must; the variety and quality here will leave you spoilt for choice. Allow plenty of time, as you’ll be lucky to see half of it in one day. With the huge developments recently around the Marina Bay area; the iconic Marina Bay Sands, the Singapore Flyer and Gardens by the Bay. Not to mention Resorts World® hosting Universal Studios Singapore®, and S.E.A. AquariumTM, it is no wonder people keep going back to this city time and time again. The river plays host to plenty of fabulous bars and restaurants in the three popular quay areas; Clarke Quay being the most famous, Boat Quay and Robertson Quay. Although Singapore has come a long way over the past 10 years and now showcases itself as a modern international city, you can’t leave without heading to Raffles Hotel for High Tea or a legendary Singapore Sling; an experience that carries with it generations of colonial history and tradition.

 

Our favourite things to see and do

Bumboat Ride Along Singapore River – Make your way to Marina Bay and jump aboard a traditional Singapore

‘Bumboat’ to cruise along the river. Hop off at Boat Quay, where you’ll find many bars and restaurants all housed in historic Peranakan shop-houses. Check out the riverbank deals such as ‘2 for 1’ and ‘happy hour’.

 

Vivocity – Located five minutes from the CBD, VivoCity is every shopper’s dream. With a broad selection of stores from fashion to homeware, toys to entertainment, it’s Singapore’s largest shopping mall and is designed to offer the best shopping experience for the entire family. The mall is complete with Singapore’s largest cinema complex, giant food courts and an amphitheatre for events.

 

Singapore Chilli Crab – For an authentic meal experience that will get your taste buds going, head to Chinatown and try Chilli Crab with tangy gravy and succulent flesh.

 

Clarke Quay – On the edge of the river, and buzzing with activity at all hours, you’ll find the most popular restaurants and bars. Soak up the atmosphere as you stroll through the retail shops and open-air bazaars.

 

Raffles Hotel – Step into nostalgia at the Long Bar in Raffles Hotel for Singapore’s signature drink. Colonial architecture, straw fans gently swaying and peanut shells on the ground combine to make this an iconic experience.

 

Dempsey Hill – Once the site of military army barracks, just a short distance from Orchard Road and set in green surrounds, is a hip cluster of wining and dining establishments, art galleries, antique furniture stores and weekend farmers markets.

Airlines that fly to Singapore: British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Pacific Blue, Emirates, Malaysia Airlines, Air New Zealand, Qantas, Singapore Airlines, China Southern