Located in South-East Asia, less than 150 km north of the equator, Singapore is one of the top 10 most visited countries in the world. With a rich history, a vibrant multicultural scene, the country is dynamic and modern, while honouring its past. Internationally-known museums, amazing food and plenty of recreational activities make it a great destination to visit, for travelers with all kinds of interests. We have selected and tested many of these activities to create accessible itineraries in Singapore and we hope you will enjoy them as much as our community did!

On this 6-day multi-day trip to Singapore, you will have an eclectic and accessible adventure. With a rich history, a vibrant multicultural scene, the country is dynamic and modern while honoring its past. Internationally known museums, fantastic food, and plenty of recreational activities make it an excellent destination for all types of travelers. With a city tour that navigates through Singapore’s multicultural scene, a visit to Gardens by the Bay, and visiting Sentosa, this trip will fill you with memories, new experiences, and photographs!

All transfers will be done in an accessible van, and your accessible room at a to-be-selected hotel will be guaranteed. Please contact us for any special requirements and learn more detailed information about your itinerary below.

Exploring Multicultural Singapore

Discover Singapore and its diversity on this 6-day multi-day trip. Check out its accessibility here!

A wheelchair user explores Gardens by The Bay.

Singapore

Surrounded by 15 acres of tropical landscaped gardens, the Shangri La Hotel Singapore is an escape to a luxurious and well-pampered lifestyle. With an automatic, step-free entrance, accessible van, and a WTW certified staff, you'll be able to fully indulge in onsite amenities like the hotel's spa, 2 swimming pools, fitness center, and waterpark. In essence, this 5-star experience comes with an unparalleled service only found at Shangri La Hotel Singapore.

The hotel's guest rooms feel like a private sanctuary in the heart of Singapore. Their trendy and upscale furnishing, step-free entryways, smooth floors, and modern ensuites with roll-in showers create a luxurious and serene environment that makes you feel well taken care of. 

With 11 different bars and restaurants, there is always a dining experience to satisfy your palate. To describe a few of the culinary adventures available onsite, you sip on afternoon tea and taste savory treats, enjoy Southern Italian classics and handmade pasta, or nurture your cravings with farm-to-table meals with organic produce.   

Although this hotel feels like a remote oasis, you're still surrounded by Singapore's most popular location. The center of the city and Marina Bay are less than 15 minutes away by car. Other attractions like Orchard Towers, Singapore Art Museum, and Universal Studios Singapore are all within 6 km (3.7 miles) from the hotel, which allows you to relax, unwind and explore everything that the city has to offer.

Shangri-La Singapore Hotel

Experience 15 acres of lush gardens in Orange Grove, Singapore at the Shangri La Hotel Singapore.

Accessible room with spacious bedside pathways and comfortable twins beds.

An island paradise adjacent to a bustling city, the Village Hotel Sentosa, is the ideal getaway for any traveler looking to experience Singapore like a local. From its prime location in the Sentosa Island district to its countless on-site events and amenities, this 4-star hotel allows you to truly be apart of the Singaporean lifestyle.  

Honoring the island environment, the hotel features a nature-themed accessible room. The room is equipped with a wide door, tile floors, a roll-in shower, increased space between furniture, and accessible light switches. To make your stay even more comfortable, the room is fitted with a flat-screen T.V., a private AC unit, minifridge, coffee and tea kettle, and complimentary wifi. 

If you’re new to the Singaporean food scene, the Village Hotel Sentosa has you covered. Its complimentary breakfast buffet offers a variety of local dishes. Alternatively, nearby restaurants and street vendors are always open if you’re in the market for a traditional culinary experience. A romantic dinner for 2 is also provided at the hotel’s Native Kitchen.

The island life means practically everything is within walking distance. Popular landmarks such as the Wings Of Time are only a 6 minutes stroll from the hotel, and notable attractions like Adventure Cove Waterpark, the S.E.A. Aquarium, and Universal Studios Singapore are all within 1 mile (1.6 km) or less. However, if you’re looking to stay closer to home base, the hotel also offers outdoor movie nights, family scavenger hunts, and various pool-related activities.

Village Hotel Sentosa

Experience Singapore like a local at the Village Hotel Sentosa by Far East Hospitality, a Sentosa island paradise.

The deluxe Accessible King is shown to have a large window.

Guides / staff members have been trained by Wheel the World to provide assistance to people with disabilities during the activity

Accessible bathroom available in only one stop of the activity

Few accessibility measures are in place and assistance is needed for the full experience

<p>This tour is all about discovering how the traditions brought by the Chinese, Malay and Indian have made Singapore the multicultural country it is today. You will be picked up from your hotel, to go to your first stop of the tour in an accessible van. Little India, also known as Tekka by the locals is a unique district in Singapore. Popular place to eat, shop, socialize and pray for the local Indian community, it is colorful and vibrant, making it a must-see for any travelers visiting the country. It is not only famous for its mix of temples, mosques and churches, but also for its South-Indian authentic restaurants as well as modern eateries, its 24/7 Mustafa center shopping mall and its bohemian vibe. After strolling around in Little India, you will make your way to Kampong Gelam. Oldest district in Singapore, it is modern yet still traditional. Often called the "Muslim Quarter" due to its history, it is home to the landmark Sultan Mosque and the famous Arab Street. Exploring the side streets of the district, you will find many trendy lifestyle boutiques along traditional shops and modern eateries that make it a vibrant neighborhood to stroll around. Culture lovers will not want to miss the Malay Heritage Centre. Finally, you will move on the largest historic district in Singapore: Chinatown. The neighborhood is known and loved for its mix of old and new. Whether into traditional taste or experimentation, food-lovers can get a taste of Singapore multicultural culinary tradition but also observe historic temples and traditional medicinal halls right next to trendy bars and bold shops. Great food, diverse shopping opportunities, stunning temples and a special atmosphere make it a popular destination. After the visit, you will be driven back to your hotel.</p>

Multicultural Singapore City Tour

Discover Singapore multicultural influences with this tour.

A woman in a wheelchair sits sideways smiling at the camera in front of a bright colored wall.

Accessible bathrooms available at every place of the activity

Places visited are all wheelchair accessible and can be navigated independently

Ready for a tour filled with Singapore's iconic spots?

You will be picked up from your hotel, to go to your first stop of the tour in an accessible van. Your first stop will be Merlion Park. Located on Marina Bay, Merlion Park is home to Singapore's most recognizable landmark: the Merlion statue. The merlion is a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish, is known as the national icon of Singapore. Its body symbolizes the fishing village that has become Singapore, while its head is a reference to the city's original name: Singapura, that means "lion city" in Malay. The park is also popular for its great views over the bay and the city's skyline.

You will then make your way to the Raffles Hotel Long bar. Inspired by the1920s lifestyle in Malaysia, it offers unique decor from that period. It is the birthplace of the Singapore Sling, Singapore's national drink and most famous cocktail in the country. Created in 1913, it includes gin, Benedictine, cherry brandy and pineapple juice. Most customers visit the Long Bar for this iconic drink but plenty of other beverages, with or without alcohol are of course available to order.

After your trip to the Long Bar, it will be time to head to the National Orchid Garden. Dedicated to Singapore’s national flower, it is located within the Singapore Botanic Gardens and is the country’s first UNESCO Heritage Site. Home to 60,000 orchid plants, it covers 3 hectares, making it the world's largest orchid display. It features about 1000 species and more than 2000 hybrids, that are presented in 4 different color zones, representing the 4 seasons.

After your visit to the National Orchid Garden, you will be driven back to your hotel.

Iconic Singapore

Tour Singapore's most iconic spots with accessible transportation and trained guides.

A lion statue facing the sea and modern buildings in the back.

Get ready for a unique tour by night of Singapore's iconic Gardens by the Bay!

You will be picked up from your hotel around 4:30 pm to go to the gardens in an accessible van.
Opened in 2012 with the aim to transform its "garden city" to a "city in a garden", Gardens by the Bay is a true national icon and one of the most popular attractions in Singapore. It consists of 3 waterfront gardens, an spans 101 hectares. This horticultural masterpiece is both entertaining and educating. Besides flowers and plants, it is home to more than 40 sculptures from around the world.

As part of this tour, you will visit the Flower Dome, the largest glass greenhouse in the world, but also the cloud forest, with its impressive mountain views.

You will also experience the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show. The forest of giant metal trees come alive as they light up in colors to the sound of music throughout the entire park. About 50 speakers have been placed and are hidden around the park so that you can experience a surround-sound experience from wherever you are. Led by award-winning lighting designer and renowned music composer, this 15-minute show should create long-lasting memories. 
After your visit, you will be driven back to your hotel.

Gardens by the Bay at Night

Enjoy the nighttime experience at Singapore's iconic Gardens by the Bay.

You can see the colorful gardens from above.

<p>Ready to get to know Singapore a bit better? This tour will give you a taste of what the country is about! You will be picked up from your hotel, to go to your first stop of the tour in an accessible van. Home to many landmarks, the Colonial &amp; Civic district is an unmissable spot to discover Singapore's architectural, cultural and historical heritage. After a stroll around, you will stop at Merlion park for a photo opportunity. Located on Marina Bay, Merlion Park is not only popular for being home to the famous Merlion statue but also for its views over the city's skyline. You will then head to the largest historic district in Singapore: Chinatown. Known and loved for its mix of old and new, Chinatown offers great food, shops and markets, stunning temples and a special atmosphere. Next, you will visit the National Orchid Garden, that is dedicated to Singapore’s national flower. It is located within the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the country’s first UNESCO Heritage Site. Home to 60 000 orchid plants, it covers 3 hectares, making it the world's largest orchid display. It features about 1000 species and more than 2000 hybrids. After the visit, you will be going to Little India. Also known as Tekka by the locals, it is a unique district in Singapore. A popular place to eat, shop, socialize and pray for the locals, it is colourful and vibrant. You will end the tour at the Singapore Flyer. Offering the most impressive views over the city, It is a giant observation wheel. You will be taken 165 metres above ground, and might even see part of Malaysia and Indonesia on a clear day! The 30-minute journey will offer you 360-degree views over the city and its landmarks, and is popular at both day time and night time. Once back on land, you will be driven back to your hotel.</p>

Best of Singapore

Get to know Singapore better with this "best of" tour!

Chinatown is illuminated by traditional hanging lights and people exploring the busy street stalls.