Singapore Multi-Centre Holidays

Singapore and Bali make the perfect match – you can enjoy a few days in the busting city Lion City, and then jet off for a beach break on Indonesia’s best-loved island. A direct flight between the two takes less than three hours, so you’ll be there in no time.

You could easily spend all your time relaxing on Bali’s powdery sands. Sanur, Seminyak and Nusa Dua are all popular beach spots, while coastal Kuta offers great surfing and lively nightlife. But if you want to explore the island’s rich interior, there’s plenty more to see.

Known as Bali’s cultural heart, laidback Ubud is famous for its lush landscape and rich culture. You can see bright green rice terraces, visit incense-filled temples, and walk through tropical forests, where you’ll see colourful birds and swinging monkeys. Or you could go hiking towards rumbling Mount Agung, Bali’s active cone-shaped volcano.

Malaysia is a popular choice for a Singapore multi-centre holiday. This diverse country offers a variety of options, with picturesque islands, pulsing cities and fantastic wildlife.

After Singapore, you could continue your city sightseeing in Kuala Lumpur – Malaysia’s capital – where you’ll find the Petronas Twin Towers and the fascinating Batu Caves. But if you’re craving some culture, head to Penang. The island’s multicultural capital, Georgetown, is dotted with Buddhist temples, British colonial buildings, Chinese shophouses and grand mosques.

If you’d prefer to unwind on a beach, Langkawi is the place to go. This scenic archipelago boasts picture-perfect white sands and turquoise waters, along with luxurious hotels, seafood restaurants and therapeutic spas.

Or you could head to Borneo for a rainforest adventure. You can see gentle orangutans in the wild, go on a guided climb up Mount Kinabalu – the highest mountain in Malaysia – and snorkel among colourful coral reefs.

Singapore is more than half way between the UK and Australia – so why not continue on to Down Under? You can fly to iconic Sydney, where you’ll be able to tick off famous sights like the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Afterwards, you could journey south towards Melbourne and the Great Ocean Road. Likewise, you could enjoy a road trip north to Brisbane, Byron Bay and the Gold Coast. Or, hop on a plane to Cairns and spend a few days exploring the incredible Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef.

But Sydney isn’t your only choice. You can also fly from Singapore to Perth, on the opposite side of Australia. This sun-soaked city is the gateway to Western Australia – an enormous state home to rich vineyards, blonde beaches and magnificent whale sharks. You can book a tour and venture into the Outback, to discover sacred Uluru and the other-worldly Red Centre. With Perth or Sydney as your starting point, the options are endless for a trip to Australia.

If you’re a city lover, what better than a Dubai and Singapore multi-centre holiday? On this trip, you can discover two of the most recognisable cities in the world. And, just a seven-hour flight from the UK, Dubai is perfectly placed to break up your journey to the Lion City.

Like Singapore, Dubai is all about futuristic architecture, first-class dining and world-class attractions. You can go to the top of the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, and lose yourself in the largest shopping mall on Earth. Splash about in Dubai’s waterparks, ride rollercoasters, and zoom across the dunes on a desert safari. Or you could simply take it easy on the coast, where you’ll find caramel-coloured sands and sleek beach clubs.

And then there’s the dining scene. While Singapore is famous for its mouth-watering street food, Dubai is known for its decadent restaurants and swanky rooftop bars. You can sip fruity cocktails and try every cuisine under the sun. And make sure you don’t miss out on a lavish Friday brunch – it’s a rite of passage here.