For your added comfort, your guide will be waiting for you outside the customs area with a sign with your name on it and accompany you to your accommodation.

Meet your English speaking guide and driver for an airport transfer with a private vehicle.

Singapore’s dining scene is one of the world’s most dynamic, blending Michelin-starred refinement with beloved local traditions. For an elevated introduction to Singaporean cuisine, Candlenut offers polished Peranakan dishes that celebrate heritage flavors with modern finesse. Odette, consistently ranked among Asia’s best, delivers an exceptional fine-dining experience rooted in French technique and seasonal ingredients. To experience Singapore’s culinary soul, a visit to a hawker centre is essential: Lau Pa Sat is ideal for sampling satay, chili crab, and laksa in a vibrant setting. For stylish waterfront dining, Ce La Vi pairs contemporary Asian cuisine with sweeping skyline views. From refined tasting menus to authentic street food, Singapore rewards curious palates with extraordinary depth, precision, and flavor.

Your tour begins as you’re whisked away to the 150-year-old Singapore Botanic Gardens, the Lion City’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a star attraction for both tourists and local alike, hosting a variety of collections from all over the world. It is the most visited botanical gardens in the world and is a unique example of the informal English Landscape Movement’s style in an equatorial climate. Ideal for nature enthusiasts of all ages, you’ll view some of the best examples of native and exotic flora in Singapore. Enjoy the lush vegetation, the vibrant flowers and the warmth of the tropics as you stroll through the Gardens' tropical collections. At the Gardens Heritage Museum, view a range of artifacts, plant specimens, and rare botanical paintings, then continue to the Swan Lake for the iconic feature; a large group of Nibong palms. You’ll then have a chance to see the gorgeous Vanda Miss Joaquim, Singapore’s national flower, before heading to the iconic Bandstand. Here you’ll break for lunch in a local restaurant, and afterwards, set off for Gardens by the Bay, an expansive park that is a highlight for any visitor to Singapore. Built at a cost of over one billion dollars, the gardens opened June 2012 and have already been billed as an unmissable attraction. The gardens house two conservatories, a Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, which are climate-controlled indoor glasshouses. The Flower Dome replicates the cool-dry climate of the Mediterranean and South Africa, while the Cloud Forest replicates a cool-moist climate found in Tropical Montane regions such as Mount Kinabalu in Sabah and high elevation areas in South America. Within the gardens, you'll find 18 impressive Supertrees (tree-like structures), which are vertical gardens up to 150-feet tall, each performing a multitude of functions. Along with providing a bird’s eye view of the entire gardens, they also collect rainwater, generate solar power and act as vending ducts for the park’s conservatory. After a day spent exploring these incredible monuments to botany, you will be returned to your hotel.

Singapore was part of British Malaya for centuries, and in the centuries prior to European influence, it was ruled by the Sultanate of Johor. After World War II, Singapore became an independent nation and republic. Today, Singapore has a diverse populace of just over five million people, comprised of a mosaic of Chinese, Malays, Indians, and Eurasians – along with many others of different origins – which is in line with the nation’s history as a crossroads for a diverse range of ethnic groups. Today, you’ll set out to experience these varied cultures as you explore the nooks and crannies of each heritage enclave. At Kampong Glam, admire the quiet majesty of the Sultan’s Mosque with its unmistakable golden dome, explore colorful food eateries, and browse through old-fashioned shops selling batiks, carpets, rattan basket-ware and exotic perfumes. Take the opportunity to try Teh Halia in one of the shops; a popular ginger tea. Next, you’ll travel to Little India to experience the bustling streets which feature aromatic and exotic spices, colorful flower-garland shops, vegetable vendors, busy curry houses and henna painters. Moving on to Tekka Centre, a multi-use building including a wet market, food center and shops where different ethnic communities congregate. Watch closely as roti prata is prepared fresh and flipped to perfection in one of the shops. A local favorite, roti prata is a fried flatbread that is cooked over a flat grill. It is usually served with a vegetable or meat-based curry and it originated in Singapore, making it a tried and true local staple. Chinatown completes the cultural kaleidoscope with the old and the new, tradition and modernity, in the rows of streets where old shop houses are lovingly restored into tempting restaurants, tea-houses and shops selling Oriental arts, crafts and souvenirs as well as traditional Chinese medicinal herbs. After a day appreciating the outstanding diversity of cosmopolitan Singapore, you will be returned to your hotel.

From Michelin-star awarded street food to elegant fine-dining venues, Singapore has it all. Tonight, discover this buzzing gastronomic scene firsthand. Reservations will be made in advance at the restaurant of your choice, and round-trip transportation in a private vehicle will also be provided. Our Destination Experts top recommendations for fine dining in Singapore include: Gardens by the Bay, Odette, JAAN, Iggy’s, Alma by Juan Amador, Nouri and Buona Terra. Please note: Your meal is not included and will be paid for on location. Reservations are confirmed at the time of booking and are subject to availability.

Meet your English speaking guide and driver for an airport transfer with a private vehicle.

Fly from Singapore to Denpasar (Bali), Indonesia. Flight time is approximately 2.5 hours.

The Bali tourism levy is a small fee intended to support the island's environmental and cultural preservation.

Meet your English-speaking guide at Denpasar Airport for the 1.5-hour drive to Ubud, with time along the way to ask questions and get a first sense of what lies ahead before your guide assists with check-in on arrival.

Ubud’s dining scene is a vibrant blend of tradition, innovation, and refined indulgence, offering something for every type of traveler. Highlights include celebrated culinary institutions such as Locavore, Hujan Locale, and Mozaic, which showcase modern Indonesian cuisine using exceptional local ingredients. For a relaxed yet stylish meal, favorites like Milk & Madu, KAFE, and Cafe Wayan deliver crowd-pleasing menus in casual settings. Wellness-focused travelers will love plant-forward options such as Alchemy, The Moksha, and Herbivore. At the luxury end, Ubud truly shines with world-class dining at Syrco BasÈ, ApÉritif at Viceroy, Room4Dessert, and Kubu at Mandapa, offering immersive tasting menus and elegant atmospheres. From market-fresh local fare to ultra-luxurious gastronomy, Ubud delivers an unforgettable culinary journey.

Enjoy a day at leisure at the remarkable Four Seasons Sayan. When you first float above the treetops and enter the resort on a dramatic suspension bridge culminating in a lotus infinity pond, it's at this moment you know you've truly crossed into a different world. Find serenity lounging in blissful scenery at the riverside pools. Rejuvenate the mind, body, and soul with complimentary daily yoga and meditation classes, and immerse yourself in the Sacred River Spa, drawing on the energy from the Ayung River and ancient Balinese healing rituals. The day is yours, and the possibilities are limitless. It's no wonder why Four Seasons Sayan was voted #1 hotel in the world in The 2018 World's Best Awards by Travel+Leisure.

Ubud is the cultural center of Bali and famous for its dances. The Chedi Club Tanah Gajah is proud to host a dance troupe of boys and men from the local community who perform the traditional Kecak dance. Tonight, enjoy a spectacular 45-minute performance of dance to the chanting of anywhere between fifty and seventy men at the outdoor candle-lit amphitheater, followed by a Royal Balinese Dinner at the restaurant. During wet weather conditions, the Kecak Dance will be performed at the lobby garden while guests are comfortably seated at the lobby area.

Embark on today's private guided tour by indulging in a scenic drive aboard a convertible VW Kuebelwagen (VW 181), offering a unique opportunity to explore Bali's breathtaking landscapes away from the beaten tourist paths. Commence your journey by heading towards Pura Besi Kalung in Penebel, Tabanan, where remnants from the Prehistoric era of the Megalithic await exploration within the temple premises. Subsequently, proceed to Jatiluwih for a leisurely rice field excursion, immersing yourself in the UNESCO-designated heritage site. Following this enriching experience, savor a delectable lunch at a local restaurant boasting picturesque vistas of the surrounding rice fields. En route back to your accommodation, traverse serene roads and make a stop at the quaint Bongkasa village, culminating your memorable excursion before returning to the comfort of your hotel.

After breakfast you will be picked up at your hotel in Ubud and begin your transfer to Jimbaran, diverting course to visit a few key sites of interest in eastern Bali. Your first stop is Goa Gajah – the Elephant Cave – found nearby the Elephant River. Inside this mysterious cave with its ornate, stone-carved faÇade, you’ll find relics and offerings, while outside, ancient bathing pools are set against green rice paddies and a garden. It is believed to have been built in the 9th century and has been used as a meditation center since the 11th Century. Carrying onward, you’ll visit Kertagosa Palace, a Balinese heritage site that was formerly used as a court building during the Klungkung Kingdom period. From here, track southward toward Jimbaran. Once considered the backwater of south Bali, nothing more than a tiny fishing village with a daily market – it has taken on a much different spirit since the late 20th century. Now host to an array of world-class five-star beach resorts, the pleasant white sand beaches are calm and safe for swimming while the clusters of seafood restaurants on the beach are a major draw in the evenings; the food pairing perfectly with the unforgettable sunsets.

Join fellow travelers an 85-foot-long catamaran and cross the Badung strait to reach Nusa Lembongan. On the course of your day-long cruise, participate in a snorkeling excursion, banana boat adventure, village tour, and an island-based buffet lunch with drinks included. Enjoy fantastic snorkeling opportunities and glass-bottom boat rides and visit Bali Hai Beach Club where you can swim in the fresh-water lagoon pool or in the crystal-clear waters of Mushroom Bay.

Four Seasons Jimbaran Bay boasts an incredible location along Jimbaran Bay with stunning views of the ocean and a location just far enough from town to enjoy a secluded, yet accessible location to both the airport and nearby nightlife. Spend the day enjoying the beautiful 3-mile beach or relax at the on-site beach club with its in the oceanfront infinity pool.

For guests inclined to be active, kayaking and surfing with instruction are available on-site. The Four Seasons also is home to a beautiful yoga platform and excellent fitness facilities.

You will be privately transferred from Jimbaran to Denpasar Airport by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide. Approximate travel duration is 30 minutes.

Centrally located in Marina Bay, the majestic Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore surrounds guests with visual beauty. Immerse yourself in a canvas of views comprising the hotel’s renowned architecture, museum-quality art collection, and downtown location. From the mother-of-pearl ceiling which floods the lobby with natural daylight, to the spectacular hanging “Cornucopia” sculpture by artist Frank Stella, lush landscaped gardens and unparalleled views from 608 luxurious guestrooms invite you to unwind amid elegance. Each room offers unrivaled views of Marina Bay or the Singapore Flyer and Kallang River precinct. The hotel features a 4,200-piece art collection, a Club Lounge with sweeping Singapore views, and an outdoor swimming pool with private cabanas and sun loungers. Here, indulgence may be Cantonese cuisine at the Michelin-starred Summer Pavilion, a journey in Asian food cultures at Colony, or decadent treatments at The Ritz-Carlton Spa, the first La Mer hotel partner spa in Asia Pacific.

Discover Bali’s cultural heart in the island’s central highlands, minutes from the artistic capital of Ubud. Hidden in a lush paradise beside the Ayung River, Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan has been recognized as one of the world’s best resorts on the Conde Nast Traveler, Gold List 2014 and Conde Nast Traveler, Platinum Circle 2014. Arriving at Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan is a breathtaking, unique-in-the-world experience. Relax in ultra-private accommodations – with just 60 suites and villas. Dine on authentic local cuisine. Pamper yourself with Balinese Ayurveda-inspired spa treatments. And discover the exciting range of culture- and nature-oriented activities destined to thrill both couples and families.

At Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay, experience an authentically Balinese luxury resort nestled right on the oceanfront. Traditional, timeless, and totally romantic, this legendary hideaway was listed among Travel + Leisure's 500 Best Hotels in the World 2014 and Conde Nast Traveler, Readers Choice Awards 2013. Designed as a traditional Balinese village, this luxurious all-villa enclave spreads across 35 acres of oceanfront giving guests direct access to the beach. Luxury villas – each with a private plunge pool – terrace down a hillside woven with brilliant flowers and Balinese temples. Steep yourself in local island culture, unwind with holistic spa treatments, and enjoy a wide range of dining options, including the new beachfront Sundara restaurant.