Singapore Tour Packages from Delhi
About six hours from IGI Terminal 3 to Changi, with departures from 1 am to late night – private Singapore holidays for Delhi and NCR families, timed around the flight slot that suits your children, your parents and your leave.
For a Delhi family, Singapore is often the answer to two different problems. In May and June it is an escape from 45°C afternoons into a city where you walk from one air-conditioned building to the next under covered walkways. In late December it is the opposite: a warm, green week away from smog and fog, with Christmas lights on Orchard Road. Either way the trip is short on travel – roughly six hours non-stop from Indira Gandhi International Airport, with about 45 flights a week across Air India, IndiGo and Singapore Airlines as of November 2026.
The flight you choose shapes the holiday more than people expect, because Delhi–Singapore departures are spread across the clock, from about 1 am to late night. This page explains which slot suits which traveller, what a package costs before airfare, the e-visa as Delhi residents apply for it, three itineraries tied to real departure times, how the Delhi school calendar fits Singapore's seasons, and what Punjabi, Marwari and Jain families will find to eat. Planning is done by our team in Ahmedabad on WhatsApp and phone; we have no Delhi office. Every trip is private, with your own transfers and your own dates.
Updated November 2026 by the Vibrant Holidays team, Ahmedabad.
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Our latest Singapore packages on Vibrant Holidays — 3 to 14 nights. Every package can be customised for departure from Delhi.
Singapore package cost from Delhi (2026–27)
There are 24 Singapore packages on sale today, starting at ₹28,000 per person. The ranges below are indicative, per person on twin sharing, and exclude the Delhi–Singapore airfare. They include the hotel with breakfast, private airport transfers, the visa fee with the agent's charge, and the sightseeing named in each row.
| Plan | Standard (3★, Little India / Farrer Park) | Deluxe (4★, Bugis / Clarke Quay / Orchard) | Premium (5★, Marina Bay / Sentosa) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 nights: summer-break family trip – Universal Studios, Sentosa, Night Safari, Gardens | ₹39,000 – 49,000 | ₹53,000 – 69,000 | ₹88,000 – 1,32,000 |
| 5 nights: grandparents along, one outing a day, river cruise and zoo | ₹46,000 – 58,000 | ₹62,000 – 81,000 | ₹1,02,000 – 1,55,000 |
| 4 nights: couples – Marina Bay hotel, SkyPark, Sentosa beaches | ₹35,000 – 44,000 | ₹48,000 – 62,000 | ₹82,000 – 1,24,000 |
| 7 nights: Singapore 4 + Kuala Lumpur and Genting 3, home from KL | ₹52,000 – 66,000 | ₹70,000 – 92,000 | ₹1,15,000 – 1,70,000 |
Airfare from Delhi: as a guide, Air India and IndiGo return tickets in economy have usually been in the range of about ₹22,000 – 40,000 per person when booked six to eight weeks out, with Singapore Airlines somewhat higher, as of November 2026. The Delhi summer vacation, Diwali week and 20 December to 2 January push fares up sharply. Fares move daily, so we quote live prices with baggage and meals added before comparing airlines.
Paid on the ground: most lunches and dinners (SGD 8–15 per person at hawker centres and Little India), the Universal Studios Express Pass, Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, Singapore Flyer, Skyline Luge, MRT and Grab rides on free days, shopping and the hotel's card deposit. Each appears on your quote with an estimate.
IGI to Changi: picking the right departure
International flights from Delhi leave from Terminal 3. Singapore is 2½ hours ahead of India and the flight takes about six hours, so departure and arrival clocks look further apart than they feel. The pattern below is from schedule data as of November 2026; times shift by a few minutes between seasons and not every flight runs daily.
| Leaves Delhi (about) | Airline | Lands Singapore (about) | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 am and 3.40 am | Air India | 9.20 am and 12.10 pm | Budget-minded couples; a broken night, but you arrive close to check-in time |
| 9.20 am | IndiGo | 5.45 pm | Families with small children – a normal night's sleep, evening light show on arrival |
| 9.45 am | Singapore Airlines | 6 pm | Grandparents; full service and meals on a daytime flight |
| 1.25 pm | Air India | 9.55 pm | Those who cannot leave early; day one is check-in only |
| 9.45 pm and 10.35 pm | Singapore Airlines, Air India | About 6–7 am | Leaving after work on a Thursday; book the room from the night before |
Coming home
Return flights leave Changi from about 2.25 am (landing in Delhi around 5.40 am) through the morning and afternoon to about 11 pm (landing around 2.30 am). For families we prefer the Singapore Airlines departure around 4.40 pm, which reaches Delhi at about 8 pm, or IndiGo around 7.40 pm, landing about 11.10 pm. The late-night returns save a hotel night but leave you at Terminal 3 in the small hours.
Getting to Terminal 3
- Airport Express metro: the Orange Line from New Delhi station, Shivaji Stadium or Dwarka Sector 21 reaches T3 in about 20 minutes, but it stops around midnight, too early for the 3.40 am flight.
- By road: allow about 45 minutes from Connaught Place or South Delhi, 30–60 minutes from Gurugram depending on the NH-48 traffic, and 75–90 minutes from Noida, Greater Noida or Ghaziabad in the evening.
- Noida International Airport at Jewar had only domestic flights as of late October 2026, with international services expected later. When a Singapore route starts there, east-NCR families may find it closer; until then, everything goes through IGI.
- Fog season: from about mid-December to early February, dense fog can delay early-morning movements at IGI. For winter-break trips we lean towards mid-morning or late-evening departures and avoid tight onward connections.
Singapore e-visa for Delhi residents (as of November 2026)
The Singapore High Commission is in Chanakyapuri, but it does not take tourist applications over the counter. Indian passport holders apply through an Authorised Visa Agent appointed by the mission, and the approved visa arrives by email.
- Cost: a non-refundable processing fee of ₹2,100 per application, children included, plus an agent service charge of up to ₹1,300 – figures from the High Commission's visa page, last updated 11 August 2026.
- Time: usually three to five working days, not counting the day of submission, weekends or public holidays. Some files take longer, so start about three weeks before travel and five for May–June or December trips.
- Papers: Form 14A, a recent colour photograph, a passport valid for at least six months, and the supporting documents agents ask for in practice – a covering letter, recent bank statements and proof of employment, business or retirement income.
- Tickets: the mission does not require a flight ticket to apply and warns that anyone who buys one early bears the risk of a refusal. We hold flight options while the visa is processed and issue tickets once it comes through.
- SG Arrival Card: every traveller, including children, submits it free online within three days before arrival. Your electronic visit pass, showing how long you may stay, is emailed after immigration, so enter an address you check.
We prepare and submit your application through an authorised agent; approval is at the discretion of Singapore's immigration authority, and we never promise a result. More detail, including the 96-hour transit rule, is in our Singapore visa guide for Indians. For the Malaysia add-on, see the Malaysia visa guide.
Three Singapore itineraries tied to Delhi departures
4 nights / 5 days – summer-break family trip on the 9.45 am flight
- Day 1: Leave T3 mid-morning, land around 6 pm. Check in near Little India or Bugis; walk across to Gardens by the Bay for the Supertree show at 7.45 or 8.45 pm.
- Day 2: Universal Studios, the full day. In June, when Singapore's own schools are also on holiday, buy the Express Pass.
- Day 3: Cable car from Mount Faber to Sentosa, S.E.A. Aquarium in the hottest hours, Siloso beach late afternoon, Wings of Time after dark.
- Day 4: Morning city drive – Merlion, Marina Bay, Chinatown; afternoon nap; Night Safari in the first tram slot.
- Day 5: Mustafa Centre, Jewel Changi's indoor waterfall, and the 4.40 pm flight back to Delhi, home for dinner.
3 nights / 4 days – couples on the late-night flight
- Day 1: Leave Delhi around 10 pm on Thursday, land about 6.30 am. Breakfast at Jewel, a Marina Bay hotel held from the previous night, sleep until noon, then the Singapore River cruise and the Spectra show.
- Day 2: Sentosa's quieter side – Palawan and Tanjong beaches, the Skyline Luge, sunset at a beach club.
- Day 3: Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, Kampong Glam and Haji Lane, the SkyPark at dusk.
- Day 4: Orchard Road in the morning, an afternoon flight home. Four days of travel for two days of leave.
7 nights / 8 days – Singapore with Kuala Lumpur and Genting, no backtracking
- Days 1–4: Singapore as in the family plan.
- Day 5: Private car or coach across the Johor causeway to Kuala Lumpur (about five to six hours), or a one-hour flight. Evening at the Petronas Towers.
- Day 6: Batu Caves, then the cable car up to Genting Highlands and the indoor theme park.
- Day 7: KL city – Merdeka Square, the KL Tower, Brickfields for North and South Indian food.
- Day 8: Fly Kuala Lumpur to Delhi non-stop; several airlines operate the route.
Malaysia is visa-free for Indian tourists until 31 December 2026 with the free online arrival card; the rule for 2027 had not been confirmed when we last checked, so we recheck before booking. Every trip is private, and two or three Delhi families travelling together go as a private group with a coach and driver on sightseeing days.
Delhi school breaks and Singapore weather
Singapore is 25–32°C all year, with rain usually arriving as a short, heavy afternoon shower. What changes is the crowd and the price, and that depends on whose school is closed.
| Delhi window | Approximate dates | Singapore then | What to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Winter break | About 1–15 January in Delhi government schools; private schools vary | North-east monsoon showers easing; Chinese New Year decorations going up | A warm week away from fog; book by October |
| Holi and spring | March | Driest stretch of the year | Good value for couples; Board exams keep many families home |
| Summer vacation | Mid-May to 30 June | Hot, humid, afternoon storms; Singapore's school holidays add crowds from late May | The peak for Delhi families – book flights and hotels three months out |
| Independence Day | 15 August (a Sunday in 2027) | Warm; Singapore's National Day decorations still up after 9 August | Good three- or four-night window |
| Dussehra and Diwali | October–November | Showers begin; Little India lit up for Deepavali | Diwali week fares jump; travel a week before or after |
| Christmas–New Year | 20 December – 2 January | Wettest weeks, Orchard Road lights, Marina Bay fireworks | Highest prices of the year |
The Formula 1 night race, usually in late September or early October, sends Marina Bay hotel rates very high for that weekend; Delhi families travelling around Dussehra should check the race date before choosing a Marina Bay hotel.
Why the heat in Singapore feels different
Delhi's May heat is dry; Singapore's is humid, and a short walk at noon leaves you damp. The fix is pacing: outdoor sights such as Sentosa's beaches and the Supertrees in the early morning or evening, and indoor ones – the aquarium, the Cloud Forest, museums and malls – between noon and 4 pm. Grandparents who struggle in Delhi summers usually manage well this way.
Food for Punjabi, Marwari and Jain families from Delhi
- North Indian: the Race Course Road end of Little India has tandoori restaurants serving dal makhani, paneer tikka, butter naan and lassi – familiar enough for Delhi grandparents. Prices are about three to four times what you pay in Karol Bagh, so a family dinner costs SGD 60–100.
- Pure-veg and Jain: several Little India and Bugis restaurants cook without onion and garlic on request, and South Indian vegetarian places serve thalis from breakfast. We note Jain or satvik requests on your vouchers where meals are included.
- Chaat and sweets: a few Little India shops make pani puri, samosa and mithai; it will not match Chandni Chowk, but it fills the gap on day four.
- Hawker centres: many Chinese stalls cook with pork or lard. Vegetarians should look for Indian or "vegetarian" signs; Tekka Centre and Lau Pa Sat both have Indian vegetarian stalls.
- Halal: Kampong Glam around the Sultan Mosque has many certified restaurants, useful for Muslim families from Old Delhi or Jamia Nagar.
- Theme-park days: vegetarian choice inside Universal Studios and on Sentosa is limited; pack mathri, namkeen and fruit for the children.
Practical notes for Delhi travellers
- Money: one Singapore dollar is roughly ₹65–70. Cards and contactless payments work almost everywhere, including tapping a card at MRT gates; carry SGD 100–150 per family for small shops.
- Clothes: summer cottons in every month, a compact umbrella and one light layer for cold malls. Winter woollens from Delhi stay at home, except a jacket for the flight.
- Rules: fines for littering, eating on the MRT and smoking outside marked areas are enforced; e-cigarettes are illegal and chewing gum is not sold.
- Phones: an eSIM or a tourist SIM at Changi is cheaper than most Indian roaming packs for a five-night trip.
Why Delhi travellers book Singapore with Vibrant Holidays
- Remote planning, stated plainly: about 18 of us work from C G Road in Ahmedabad, in business for 11 years. Delhi and NCR clients plan with us on WhatsApp, phone or video call, Monday to Saturday, and receive the itinerary, e-visa, tickets, vouchers and invoice as PDFs.
- The flight slot matched to your family: we look at the six-odd daily departures, baggage and meals, and fit hotel nights around them so a 6 am landing does not mean waiting until 3 pm for a room.
- Visa handled with the package: we prepare and submit your Singapore e-visa through an authorised agent and send the arrival-card reminder; approval is Singapore's decision.
- Food requests in writing: vegetarian, Jain and satvik notes on vouchers, and hotels near Little India for families who want North Indian dinners nightly.
- Support on tour: a 24×7 WhatsApp line and a Singapore ground partner for transfers and ticket changes. IATA-accredited; member of TAAI, TAFI, ADTOI and IATO; recognised by the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India.
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How much does a Singapore tour package from Delhi cost?
Our Singapore packages currently start at ₹28,000 per person for 3 nights. Most of our Singapore packages fall between ₹45,500 and ₹79,000 per person. The final cost depends on the travel month, hotel category, number of travellers and whether flights from Delhi are added. Open any package below to see exactly what is included, or ask us for a quote with flights.
How long is the flight from Delhi to Singapore?
About six hours non-stop. Singapore is 2½ hours ahead of India, so a 9.45 am departure from Delhi lands at about 6 pm local time, and a 10 pm departure lands around 6.30 am. Air India, IndiGo and Singapore Airlines fly the route, roughly 45 times a week as of November 2026.
Which terminal at Delhi airport do Singapore flights use?
Terminal 3, which handles international departures at IGI. The Airport Express metro reaches T3 from New Delhi station in about 20 minutes, though it stops around midnight, too early for the 3.40 am flight. Noida airport at Jewar had no international flights as of late October 2026.
Which Delhi–Singapore flight is best with small children?
The IndiGo departure around 9.20 am or the Singapore Airlines flight around 9.45 am. Both land in the early evening, so nobody loses a night of sleep and the Gardens by the Bay light show makes an easy first outing. Flights at 1 am or 3.40 am are cheaper but hard on toddlers.
Can I apply for a Singapore visa at the High Commission in Delhi?
No. The High Commission in Chanakyapuri does not accept tourist applications directly; they go through Authorised Visa Agents. The fee is ₹2,100 per person plus an agent charge of up to ₹1,300, and processing usually takes three to five working days. We prepare and submit the file; approval is Singapore's decision.
When is the best time to visit Singapore from Delhi?
Singapore is warm all year and February to April is driest. Delhi families travel most in the summer vacation and the winter break; late May and June are crowded because Singapore schools close too, so early-to-mid May or early June is better if your dates allow.
Does fog in Delhi affect Singapore flights in winter?
It can. From about mid-December to early February, dense fog sometimes delays early-morning operations at IGI. For winter-break trips we prefer mid-morning or late-evening departures, keep the first day light and avoid tight onward connections such as a same-day transfer to another country.
How many days are enough for Singapore from Delhi?
Four nights covers Universal Studios, Sentosa, the Night Safari, Gardens by the Bay and a city drive. Five nights suits families with grandparents who prefer one outing a day. Add three nights for Kuala Lumpur and Genting, then fly home to Delhi non-stop from Kuala Lumpur.
Is North Indian vegetarian food easy to find in Singapore?
Yes, in Little India, where tandoori and Punjabi restaurants serve dal makhani, paneer and naan, and South Indian vegetarian places open from breakfast. Jain meals without onion and garlic are possible on request. Choices are limited on Sentosa and at Universal Studios, so carry snacks.
Can we combine Singapore and Malaysia from Delhi?
Yes. Spend four nights in Singapore, travel to Kuala Lumpur by road or a one-hour flight, add Genting Highlands, and fly back to Delhi non-stop from Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia is visa-free for Indians until 31 December 2026 with an online arrival card; for 2027 trips we confirm the rule before booking.
Is Singapore good for elderly parents in Delhi summer?
Usually yes, with the right pacing. The city is flat, safe and fully air-conditioned indoors, but humid outside. We plan outdoor sights for mornings and evenings, indoor ones for midday, keep one major outing a day and use private transfers instead of long walks to MRT stations.
Do you have an office in Delhi?
No. Vibrant Holidays is based on C G Road, Ahmedabad, and has planned holidays for 11 years. Delhi and NCR clients plan on WhatsApp, phone or video call, pay online and receive the e-visa, tickets, vouchers and invoice as PDFs. A 24x7 WhatsApp line and our Singapore ground partner support you during the trip.
