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Singapore in February: Weather, festivals, and best things to do











Singapore in February: How February compares

CategoryJanuaryFebruaryMarch

Weather

25–32°C, wetter, more cloud cover, occasional Northeast Monsoon rain

25–32°C, usually the driest month, brighter mornings

26–33°C, dry but hotter, afternoons feel heavier

Crowds

Moderate, rising late month as pre-CNY shopping begins

Moderate early month, high around CNY and Chingay

Moderate, with Ramadan bazaar traffic building late month

Atmosphere

New-year reset, art events, early lantern installs

Festival-heavy, lanterns, reunion dinners, temple visits, street markets

Evening bazaar season, Malay heritage districts feel busiest

Key events

Singapore Art Week, Pongal, pre-CNY light-ups

Thaipusam, Chinese New Year, River Hongbao, Chingay Parade

Hari Raya Puasa season, Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar

Public holidays

January 1

February 17–18 for Chinese New Year

March 21 for Hari Raya Puasa

Budget

Fairly steady except late-month pre-CNY weekends

Highest around February 15–18 and festival weekends

Softer after festival peaks, except around Hari Raya

Best for

Quieter sightseeing before festival season fully lands

Festival travellers, foodies, first-timers, photographers

Evening food markets, cultural travel, repeat visitors

Book early?

Good idea for late-month CNY stays

Yes, especially hotels, sunset decks, and family attractions

Moderate booking pressure, stronger for bazaar weekends

Transport tips

MRT runs smoothly, with some rain delays on walking plans

Use MRT around Chinatown and Marina Bay during CNY crowds

Late-evening public transport is handy for Ramadan bazaar visits

Top things to do in Singapore in February

Offbeat experiences in February









Planning your February visit

Lead timeWhat to bookWhy & whenSeasonal price change

2–4 months ahead

Chinatown or Marina Bay hotels

February 15–18 is the main pressure window around Chinese New Year public holidays

February 15–18: +20–40% vs early-Feb weekdays

3–6 weeks ahead

Combo: Marina Bay Sands + Gardens by the Bay Tickets

February 15–24 brings River Hongbao footfall, and sunset entries fill first

Weekend sunset slots during February 14–24: +10–20% vs weekday afternoons

2–4 weeks ahead

Night Safari Tickets

February 17–March 3 seasonal Mandai programming boosts family demand

February 17–22: +5–15% vs early-Feb slots

2–3 weeks ahead

Universal Studios Singapore Tickets

Long weekends, couples, and family traffic all stack up around Sentosa

February weekends and February 14–18: +10–15% vs weekday base

1–2 weeks ahead

Singapore River Sightseeing Cruise

Dry weather means outdoor sightseeing is popular, especially near sunset

Friday–Sunday late-day departures: +5–10% vs midday

1–2 weeks ahead

Reunion dinners, *yu sheng* meals, Chinatown restaurant tables

February 16 is the hardest dinner booking night of the month

February 16–18 set menus often run +15–30% vs regular menus

5–7 days ahead

Singapore Flyer Tickets

Sunset and early-evening capsules are the first to go on clear-weather weekends

Weekend sunset windows: +5–15% vs daytime

3–5 days ahead

ArtScience Museum Exhibition Tickets: teamLab Future World

Good fallback for hot afternoons or sudden plan changes

Usually flat; minor weekend premium only

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Frequently asked questions about visiting Singapore in February

February is usually Singapore’s driest month, with temperatures around 25–32°C. It’s still humid in Singapore, but you’ll usually get brighter mornings and fewer rain interruptions than in December or January.