Singapore tour guide FAQ:
10 questions, answered.

Check three things: whether the team is based in Singapore, whether they provide a clear itinerary and itemised quote, and whether they include shopping stops. A good team will ask about your group before recommending a package.

There is no single rate. It depends on group size, number of days, vehicle, tickets and meals. Send us the brief and we will provide an itemised quote with inclusions and exclusions.

A chauffeur mainly handles the vehicle and point-to-point transport. A guide handles commentary, route and on-the-ground communication. You can book either, or both together. With children or older parents, we usually recommend both.

Two to four weeks is comfortable; earlier for school holidays and peak dates. Last-minute requests are possible, but vehicle and guide availability may be limited.

Three days covers Marina Bay, Chinatown and Sentosa. Four days suits families. Five days adds the Botanic Gardens, Katong/Joo Chiat, Kampong Glam and Tiong Bahru.

Two to four main stops is realistic. The city is compact, but walking, queues, meals and transfers take time; a packed day usually feels worse.

Afternoon showers are common. Your guide can reorder the day and move indoor stops into the wet window. Keep one indoor backup each day.

Yes. Car with driver only, guide using public transport, or both — all can be combined to suit your budget and group.

Yes, we can help purchase tickets or remind you which attractions need advance reservations. Tickets are usually quoted separately and listed clearly.

Usually not. Restaurant bills may include a service charge. Tipping a guide or driver is optional and appreciated, never expected.