While some activities in Singapore are quite expensive, others are entirely free or nearly free. Furthermore, many parts of the city are attractions in themselves. To help you visit Singapore on a budget, here are some free attractions for your itinerary.
Singapore is one of the most expensive countries on the planet. In fact, the country is in the top five GDP per capita. As such, I had to quickly learn how to visit Singapore on a budget while I spent a week there over the Christmas holidays. It wasn’t easy, but there are certainly some tricks to keep in mind.
Although my entire stay in Bali wasn’t fantastic, I can say that Gdas Health and Wellness Resort was the highlight, and honestly one of the best resorts in Bali. Here are five reasons why the resort is so incredible, and why you need to book your stay there.
Singapore has amazing food, restaurants, and cafes. The Singapore food tour is the best way to find where the best spots in town are, and what dishes to try. I fell in love with the food in the small country, although I would never have tried some of the dishes if not for the food tour.
It’s subjective to consider what are the best cafes in Edinburgh. It depends on whether you’re looking for the best Scottish breakfast, the best coffee, or just the best place to work on the laptop. For years, I’ve bounced between the best cafes in Edinburgh with their delicious third-wave coffee and comfortable, cozy nooks to get my writing done.