The 4 Best Singapore Botanic Gardens Tours

1.Botanic Gardens & Tiong Bahru Walking Tour with Breakfast

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 11 reviews · from $49Our pick

Start at 6:35am with guide Ping or another English-speaking local guide at Botanic Gardens MRT. Walk through orchid-filled gardens, Good Class Bungalow areas, and historic black-and-white houses before taking the MRT to Tiong Bahru for hawker breakfast, street art, Art Deco buildings, and heritage sights.

“Loved it . Can’t wait to come back to SINGAPORE & do it all over again. Ping is a WONDERFUL & Interesting Guide. I look forward to doing many more tours, with her, Also would love to catch up, with her, next time she is visiting her Family in Melbourne.”

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2.Private Tour Singapore Botanic Garden (UNESCO)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 6 reviews · from $153

Join guide Mark Chng for a private, three-hour walk through Singapore Botanic Gardens and the National Orchid Garden. Your group of up to 10 sees rainforest trails, local flora and fauna, and more than 60,000 orchids. The orchid admission ticket is included, but drinks and meals are not.

“Mark was an excellent guide. Kept in touch prior to tour plus was informative, courteous and so interesting to talk too. The National Gardens were a highlight but the Orchids were spectacular.”

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3.Singapore: Guided Walking Tour of Chinatown & Botanic Garden

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 3 reviews · 3 hours · from $77

Join a guide such as Francis for three hours across Chinatown and Singapore Botanic Gardens. Start at Nan Yang Old Coffee, explore local culture and Maxwell Food Centre during morning tours, then visit the gardens. Transport, food, and entrance fees are extra.

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4.Botanic Gardens & Tiong Bahru Walking Tour with Breakfast

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · from $55

Join Ping at 6:35 am for a 3.5-hour walk from the Botanic Gardens to Tiong Bahru. See black-and-white houses, wildlife, UNESCO landmarks, Art Deco housing, street art, and a hawker breakfast. The small group is capped at 15.

“I hesitated booking this tour at first because my husband is vegan and it said in the description that breakfast would be at a hawker center. I’m glad I did! Our guide, Ping, walked us thru “local life”, where people of all ages were exercising in tRead more”

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