In 2011, I left Seattle with just $200 in my pocket to travel the world solo. Today, I'm the founder and creator of The Solo Girl’s Travel Guide, the #1 travel guide book series for women - and the author of The One-Way Ticket Plan.
DIY Singapore Night Tour: Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay & Spectra
If you’re looking for the perfect way to spend a magical evening in Singapore, this self-guided itinerary hits all the highlights: a scenic Singapore river cruise, the stunning Garden Rhapsody light show at Supertree Grove, and the breathtaking Spectra light and water show at Marina Bay Sands. Here’s how to plan the ultimate DIY Singapore night tour.
Step 1: Start with a Singapore River Cruise from Clarke Quay
Where to Go: Clarke Quay Jetty (next to Hooters)
Time to Go: Aim for a 6:00 PM departure
Ticket Price: SGD 17–25 per person
Duration: ~40 minutes
Highlights:
Cruise past Boat Quay, Fullerton Hotel, Merlion Park, Marina Bay
Live English commentary included
How to Get Tickets: Buy your ticket at the Clarke Quay Jetty counter or pre-book online. Arrive at least 15 minutes early to collect your boarding pass.
Why It’s Worth It: This cruise offers stunning views of Singapore’s skyline from the water and sets the tone for a magical evening ahead.
Lau Pa Sat Hawker Centre: Just a short walk away from Marina Bay Sands, this iconic food hub offers delicious satay, local Singaporean dishes, and cold drinks.
Boon Tat Street Satay Stalls: After 7 PM on weekdays, this street behind Lau Pa Sat transforms into an open-air satay street with tables, grills, and a buzzing vibe.
Download the Grab app for easy transport if needed
Don’t forget your camera—these are some of the most photogenic spots in the city
Whether you’re traveling solo, with a partner, or as a group, this DIY Singapore Starry Night itinerary is an unforgettable way to experience the best of the city after dark.
Looking for a guided option instead? Book a Singapore Starry Night tour on GetYourGuide for a hassle-free version of this exact route.
I'm a bestselling author, hotel reviewer and pickleball player. I teach women how to travel the world solo without going broke or getting kidnapped.
In 2011, I left Seattle with just $200 in my pocket to travel the world solo. Today, I'm the founder and creator of The Solo Girl’s Travel Guide, the #1 travel guide book series for women - and the author of The One-Way Ticket Plan.
author of The One-Way Ticket Plan and CEO of The Solo Girl’s Travel Guide