Best time to visit Singapore

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A Month By Month Travel Guide

Singapore is a year-round destination but every month offers a different experience. Whether you’re visiting for culture, food, walking tours or festivals, this guide helps you choose the ideal month based on your travel style.

2-Minute Summary

Best Weather: February – April
Best Festivals: July – September
Best Value Months: March & October
Peak Travel Season: Chinese New Year, F1 & Christmas

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Singapore Weather Overview

Temperature stays between 26–33°C all year with high humidity. Most indoor attractions are air-conditioned, helpful during midday. Best exploring time: before 10AM and after 6PM.

Best Months	Ideal For
February – April	Walking & Heritage Tours
July – September	Festivals & Breezy Nights
November – January	Food & Indoor Attractions

Essential Packing List

Light cotton / linen clothing
Comfortable walking shoes
Refillable water bottle
Sunscreen & hat
Umbrella or rain jacket
Medications + allergy info

Festivals & Key Events Across the Year

Some events require advance booking especially Chinese New Year, F1 Week & Christmas.

January – March

Ponggal Harvest Festival — Little India
Thaipusam Procession — Little India
Chinese New Year + Street Bazaars — Chinatown

April – June

Ramadan Bazaars(Kampong Gelam & Geylang Serai) Kampong Gelam
Hari Raya Puasa & Hari Raya Haji
School Holiday Travel — Book tours early

July – September

Mid-Autumn Festival + Lantern Walks — Chinatown
Singapore Food Festival — Hawker & Michelin food trails
Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix

October – December

Deepavali Bazaar — Little India
Fire-Walking Ritual — Sri Mariamman Temple
Orchard Road Christmas Light-Up

Best Months Based on Travel Style

Travel Style	Suggested Months
Walking Tours	Feb – Apr
Private Car Tours	Jul – Sep / Dec
Least Crowded	Mar – Apr / Oct
Family Travel	Jun & Dec

Explore tour options:
Walking Tours | Private Car Tours | Airport Layover | Cruise Stop Over

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Not Sure Which Month Is Best?

Share your travel dates and I can suggest a walking or private car route matched to season, energy level and interests.

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Frequently Asked Questions

▸ When is the best month to visit Singapore?

February to April offers the most comfortable weather for walking tours. July to September brings breezy afternoons and key events like Mid-Autumn Festival and F1 Night Race.

▸ Is Singapore too hot to visit?

Singapore is warm all year, but mornings (before 10am) and evenings (after 6pm) are ideal for exploring. Indoor attractions are widely available if the sun gets strong.

▸ Is there a rainy season?

November to January brings more rain—but showers are short, and most days still have sunshine. These months are great for food tours, museums and indoor attractions.

▸ What is the peak travel season?

Chinese New Year, Formula 1 week and Christmas are the busiest periods. June and December are also popular with families during school holidays.

▸ What is the most budget-friendly month?

March–April and October–early November usually have better hotel and flight deals. Weekdays outside major festivals offer the best value for private tours.

▸ Is Singapore suitable during Ramadan?

Yes. Kampong Gelam & Geylang Serai have popular night bazaars, and restaurants / attractions remain open as normal.

▸ Can a tour be customised based on my travel month?

Yes. Walking tours, private car tours and cafe routes can be matched to your interests and month. Just share your travel dates and group size.

Download the Singapore Pre Trip Checklist

Includes packing list, travel tips and space for personal notes.

Download the Pre Trip Checklist (PDF)

Not Sure When to Visit?

Share your travel dates and interests, a walking or private car route can be matched to the season and energy level of your group.

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