Take an unique route to sightsee Singapore and its many attractions on the Singapore River Cruise. You'll have great photo opportunities of the Singapore sunset and see iconic landmarks like Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Flyer, and the Esplanade under the stars and shining lights. An evening cruise with loved one is a great idea for a romantic date in Singapore — just saying!
Plan your Singapore River Cruise experience to the tee with this comprehensive guide on Singapore River Cruise timings, best time to visit, visitor tips, location and your options to get there.
Monday - Thursday: 1 PM - 10 PM
Friday - Sunday, and Public Holidays: 10 AM - 10 PM
Last bumboat for the day leaves at 9 PM.
Duration: The Singapore River Cruise lasts 40 minutes and the route covers the Singapore River Jetties starting with Clarke Quay Jetty and attractions along the way.
If you thrive along with the bustle of other tourists during peak season, taking the Singapore River Cruise on a weekend evening sometime in June, July or August will give you a peek into Singapore in its busiest time of the year.
If you like a more quiet sightseeing experience, your best option is to take the Singapore River Cruise in the afternoon or evening of a weekday sometime between February and April. Another perk: the weather is great during this time of year. Not too warm, not too cold; just right.
Read on to find out the best time to visit Singapore based on your interests and travel plans!
Singapore River Cruise starts and ends at Clarke Quay Jetty. It is located on the Singapore River Bank on River Valley Road, nest to Hooters Restaurant, opposite the Raffles House and Old Hill Street Police Station.
Address: 3 River Valley Rd, Singapore 179024 | Find on Map
Let's take a look at travel options available to reach Singapore River Cruise at Clarke Quay Jetty.
Nearest station: Fort Canning Station and Clarke Quay Station
MRT lines: Northeast Line and Downtown Line
If you're travelling on the Northeast Line, hop down at the Clarke Quay station. If you are on the Downtown Line, hop down at Fort Canning station. It is just a short walk down to the Clarke Quay Jetty.
The Clarke Quay Jetty is located at the waterfront of Clarke Quay shopping area and can be accessed from both Clarke Quay and Clarke Quay Central Mall.
Set your destination to Clarke Quay or Clarke Quay Central Mall.
The Clarke Quay Jetty is just a short walk away from both these locations.
Nearest station: Clarke Quay Bus Station
Buses: 32, 54, 195, 195A
Hop on any of buses plying this route and get down at Clarke Quay station.
Walk down to the Clarke Quay Jetty and the Singapore River Cruise ticketing counter from here.
As you take a leisurely cruise on the Singapore River, you will be able to spot some iconic Singapore attractions that include:
Singapore River Cruise starts and ends at the Clarke Quay Jetty. You can reach Singapore River Cruise via bus, MRT or car.
Singapore River Cruise is a unique way to experience the top attractions of Singapore. Take a ride on a traditional East Asian bumboat as you go along the Singapore River and take in the sights of the city.
You can book tickets to Singapore River Cruise online for the best deals and discounts on your booking.
The best time to visit Singapore River Cruise is during the weekday around sunset. This way you avoid the heavy crowd and you get to experience the night-life in the city.
Yes, the 40-minute cruise along the Singapore River offers interesting information and history of attractions such as Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Flyer, Asian Civilisations Museum and more as you pass by it. It is a unique way to tour the Lion City and is worth visiting.
Singapore River Cruise timings are Monday - Thursday: 1 PM - 10 PM and Friday - Sunday, Public Holidays: 10 AM - 10 PM. Last trip of the day starts at 9 PM.
No, you cannot carry food onto the Singapore River Cruise bumboat. You can find several food outlets at Clarke Quay after you finish your bumboat tour.
Yes, you can take the Singapore River Cruise in a group.
Yes, Singapore River Cruise is good for families with children.
No. Singapore River Cruise is a paid attraction. Ticket prices start at SGD 25.50.
The Singapore River Cruise tickets start at SGD 25.50. You may also get deals on your tickets at the time of booking.
No, Singapore River Cruise is not wheelchair friendly. Guests need to climb over a few steps to get on and off the bumboat.
The Singapore River Cruise takes about 40-minutes to finish a tour around the Singapore River and the attractions.
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