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7 Day Singapore

BySamiran Nandi

Singapore with Penang

Singapore 7 Day

Cruise Vacation

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Singapore (Penang with Night Cruise)

Day 1

Delhi – Singapore

Flight from Delhi at 0845 hours (report 3 hours prior to flight departure)

Arrive at Singapore on 1705 hours, one of the most enjoyable cities in SouthEast Asia. Meet with our trip expert. Get transfered at your stay in Singapore. During the evening hours, wander around for savouring finest delicacies at Singapore.

Day 2

Singapore

Enjoy breakfast, and on this day, visit the historical sites of the city. Acquaint yourself with Singapore’s modern icons, or bustling city centre. Rest of the day can be spend at leisure to prepare yourself for the next day.

Day 3

Singapore

Explore Singapore with some optional sightseeing on the 3rd day.

Day 4

Singapore – Penang

Enjoy breakfast at your stay. Later get an Airport transfer for your Flight to Penang. Arrive at Penang & transfer to your stay in Penang city. Before sunset, explore the beautiful Island of Penang.

Day 5

Penang

Penang City excursion

Day 6

Cruise Day

Drive from Hotel Lobby for the Cruise Terminal at Singapore.

Cruise leaves at 2100 hours (boarding starts 4 hours prior from departure)

Day 7

Cruise – Singapore – Delhi

Disembark at 0800 hours, the cruise arrives at Penang cruise terminal, from where you can get a transfer for Airport to board your Flight for Singapore. Arrive in Singapore at 1320 hours & claim your Baggage. Again you need to Deposit your Baggage at Check in Desk & Board for a flight to Delhi at around 2310 hours.

Inclusion & Exclusion

Inclusion
  • Airfare (Delhi – Singapore – Delhi)
  • Daily Breakfast Plan
  • All Meals on Cruise
  • Singapore excursion
  • Penang City excursion
  • Airport & Cruise Transfers
  • Malaysia & Singapore Visa
  • All Tours & Transfers in a coach
  • 3 Nights accommodation in Singapore
  • 2 Nights accommodation in Penang
  • All taxes as applied during vacation
  • 1 Night accommodation on Cruise
  • Singapore – Penang – Singapore (by Air)
Exclusion
  • Any service excluded on inclusions
  • Travel insurance
  • Surcharges

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