Yes! Despite its small size, Singapore offers excellent golf courses and well-maintained beaches. Top golf spots include Sentosa Golf Club (host of international tournaments), Marina Bay Golf Course, and Tanah Merah Country Club.
For beach time, Sentosa Island is the go-to destination, with beaches like Siloso Beach, Palawan Beach, and Tanjong Beach, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, beach bars, and water sports.
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Singapore
Singapore is a popular destinations and a remarkable center for those who wants to travel further to other destinations in Asia. The country is influenced by many Asian cultures – Chinatown, Little India and Arab Street in the capital are must-sees when visiting Singapore.
Singapore has excellent communications, both within the city and via train to Malaysia and ferries to Indonesia. In Singapore, Asia meets in terms of both taste and culture. Visit Chinatown, Little India and Arab Street, all located in the capital. Here you can eat well and cheaply and enjoy a tropical climate all year round.
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Singapore has activities around the clock – there are night safaris, night buffets, clubs and shops. Visit the shopping street Orchard Road or the many nature reserves. Play golf at one of over twenty golf courses. See the three-dimensional laser show at Fountain of Wealth. Raffles Hotel is a famous landmark and museum, and their bar Long Bar invented the drink Singapore Sling in 1915 – as popular then as now!
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Frequently asked questions about Singapore
Are there good opportunities for golf, sun and beaches in Singapore?
How long is the flight from Scandinavia to Singapore?
A flight from Stockholm to Singapore usually takes about 13 to 15 hours, depending on the route and stopovers. There are sometimes direct flights from Copenhagen with Singapore Airlines, but most routes involve one stopover, commonly in Doha, Istanbul, or Frankfurt.
What can I expect from food and culture in Singapore?
Singapore is a culinary hotspot known for its world-class street food and rich mix of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Western influences. Don’t miss trying local favorites like chicken rice, laksa, and roti prata at famous hawker centers.
Culturally, Singapore is multicultural, clean, and highly organized. Laws are strict—littering, smoking in non-designated areas, and chewing gum are prohibited—but it’s also one of the safest and most efficient cities in the world.
Map over Singapore
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