The Original Singapore Walks review: the heritage walk that has outlived everyone else
Since 2003, S$40 a walk, and a schedule so narrow it has to be planned around.
Singapore tour operators, reviewed
Independent write-ups of the local companies that actually run the walks, food routes, rides and cooking classes — what each one is good at, what it costs, and who should book someone else.
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Walking and heritage
Betel Box Tours review: Joo Chiat, Geylang and the tours that argue with the brochure
Katong, Geylang and Chinatown walks with a point of view — and no published prices.
Indie Singapore Tours review: the free Chinatown walk, and what the paid ones add
A free 3-hour Chinatown walk twice a week, and paid tours from S$50.
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Food tours
Monster Day Tours review: the hawker food tour that actually explains the hawker centre
S$109 for 3.5 hours and 9–10 tastings, daily from Chinatown MRT.
Tribe Tours review: the operator Singapore's own tourism board keeps giving awards to
Groups capped at 15, tours from S$83, and a shelf of STB awards.
Hello! Singapore Tours review: six hours, thirteen tastings and eight people
Six hours, 13+ tastings, max 8 guests, four neighbourhoods.
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Cycling
Let's Go Tour Singapore review: seeing the city at bicycle speed
A 4-hour historical ride from SGD 100, and a 2-hour Marina Bay night tour.
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Cooking classes
Food Playground review: three hours, three dishes and a recipe you take home
S$120 for three hours, three dishes and lunch, in a Chinatown shophouse.
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