Day 1:  Arrive at Changi Airport and tour Marina Bay Sands 
Because of its gorgeous appearance, Changi Airport immediately gives you a vacation mood. You wouldn't even know you were at an airport. While you're here, it's a good idea to arrange for a private transfer to your hotel to make your trip more convenient.

After settling in and refreshing up, you may begin your tour by walking around Marina Bay and visiting the iconic Marina Bay Sands. You can also enjoy a glass or two on the top deck while admiring the splendour of the city. You can embark on a Night Safari at night. If you choose the latter, you can enjoy a seafood meal while travelling around the Singapore river and Marina reservoir. You'll also get a tour of Clark Quay. It's only day one of your Singapore vacation schedule.
Day 2: Explore Sentosa and Universal Studios 
Universal Studios and Resorts World Sentosa are two of the most popular attractions in Singapore for people of all ages, so include them on your Singapore itinerary. Make a day of it and come here to enjoy the "State of Fun," Sentosa's little island resort. The massive world-class S.E.A. Aquarium is also close to Sentosa.

Universal Studios is another entertaining place to visit. The adrenaline-pumping rides and exciting attractions make the theme park enjoyable not only for children but also for adults. Inside, you can explore seven different zones: Hollywood, Madagascar, Far Far Away, The Lost World, Ancient Egypt, Sci-Fi City, and New York. Sentosa, for example
Day 3: Go on a food tour and explore Haji Lane, Little India, and Chinatown 
Visiting these locations should be another activity on your Singapore trip agenda. While meandering around Chinatown, you may sample authentic Chinese cuisine in addition to its rich history and culture. Additionally, you can visit restaurants, temples, museums, heritage sites, and galleries.

Little India is another culturally diverse area. You can see how obvious Singapore's multiculturalism is from here. After filling up on some delectable and genuine food, you can visit Fort Canning Park or the National Gallery Singapore. The focal point of traveller photography is almost often the area's vibrant structures.
Day 4: Souvenir shopping and Departure 
You may include shopping in your Singapore travel schedule because you're about to return to the airport and say goodbye to your exciting trip. You can travel to Orchard Road and shop at department stores and plazas to remember the wonderful experiences you've made. Orchard Road is also well-known for its high-quality food and coffee. After you've finished shopping, take a break and dine at one of the neighbouring restaurants before returning to Changi Airport.