Things to do in Singapore

Singapore is warm and humid all year. February to April tends to be a little drier, while November to January is the wettest period. Many attractions are indoors or covered, so any time works.

Yes, especially on weekends and holidays. Tickets are sold for set entry times, and booking ahead gets you the slot you want.

Three to four days covers Gardens by the Bay, the zoo or Night Safari, Sentosa and a couple of food neighborhoods.

For popular tickets and small-group tours, a few days to two weeks ahead is a safe window, and more in peak season or around holidays. Many day tours and food walks still have space a day or two before, so it is worth checking live availability even for last-minute plans.

Many experiences include free cancellation, usually up to 24 hours before the start time. Each listing shows its own policy, and the ones marked "Free cancellation" can be cancelled for a full refund within that window.