Singapore Tour Packages from Mumbai
Under six hours from Sahar to Changi, a choice of after-midnight and late-morning departures, and a Royal Caribbean ship waiting at Marina Bay – private Singapore holidays for Mumbai families, couples and friends.
Singapore is one of the easiest foreign holidays from Mumbai. Three airlines fly non-stop from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Terminal 2, in a little under six hours, with departures from about 2 am to nearly midnight, and the city at the other end needs no long drives, no altitude and no special clothing. For a Mumbai family the real choices are which flight slot to take, whether to add a short cruise from Marina Bay, and how to fit the trip around Ganpati, Diwali and the school calendar.
This page answers those questions as of November 2026: package costs before airfare, each non-stop flight and how it changes the first and last day, why Navi Mumbai airport does not yet help for Singapore, three itineraries built on real Mumbai departure times including a Singapore-and-cruise plan, a month table with Maharashtra holidays, and the vegetarian and Jain food that Gujarati, Marwari and Maharashtrian families ask about. Planning is done by our team in Ahmedabad and booked on WhatsApp or phone; we do not have a Mumbai 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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What a Singapore package from Mumbai costs (2026–27)
We have 24 Singapore packages live today, from ₹28,000 per person. The bands below are indicative, per person on twin sharing, and do not include the airfare. They cover the hotel with breakfast, private airport transfers, the visa fee with the agent's charge, and the sightseeing listed in each row.
| Plan | Standard (3★, Little India / Bugis) | Deluxe (4★, Clarke Quay / Orchard) | Premium (5★, Marina Bay / Sentosa) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 nights: long-weekend couple on the late-night SQ flight – Gardens, river cruise, Sentosa | ₹30,000 – 38,000 | ₹41,000 – 54,000 | ₹72,000 – 1,08,000 |
| 5 nights: family with children – Universal Studios, S.E.A. Aquarium, Night Safari, Bird Paradise | ₹45,000 – 57,000 | ₹60,000 – 79,000 | ₹1,00,000 – 1,50,000 |
| 4 nights Singapore + 3-night cruise to Penang or Phuket (inside cabin) | ₹62,000 – 80,000 | ₹75,000 – 98,000 | ₹1,15,000 – 1,70,000 |
| 5 nights: Jain or pure-veg family with grandparents, hotel walking distance from Little India | ₹47,000 – 60,000 | ₹62,000 – 82,000 | Usually not chosen; Marina Bay is far from veg restaurants |
Airfare from Mumbai: as a guide, IndiGo and Air India economy return tickets have generally been in the range of about ₹20,000 – 38,000 per person when bought six to eight weeks ahead, with Singapore Airlines usually higher, as of November 2026. The Maharashtra summer vacation, Diwali and the Christmas week push them well above that. We quote live fares with baggage and meals added before comparing airlines.
Paid during the trip: most lunches and dinners (SGD 8–15 per person at hawker centres and Little India canteens), the Universal Studios Express Pass, Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, Skyline Luge, the cruise's gratuities and drinks package if you add one, MRT and Grab on free days, and shopping at Mustafa Centre. All appear on your quote as estimates.
Mumbai T2 to Changi: the five non-stops and how they shape the trip
All Singapore flights from Mumbai leave from Terminal 2 at Sahar. Singapore is 2½ hours ahead of India, and the flight takes about 5½ to 6 hours. Times below are approximate, from schedule listings as of November 2026; they shift a little between seasons, and not every flight runs every day.
| Leaves Mumbai (about) | Airline | Lands Singapore (about) | How day one looks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.05 am | IndiGo | 10.15 am | A broken night, but you are in the city by lunch; hold the room from check-in or rest in the afternoon |
| 8.50 am | IndiGo | 5.20 pm | A normal night's sleep at home; Gardens by the Bay light show on the first evening |
| 10.05 am | Air India | 6.30 pm | Similar to IndiGo, with a meal included; easy for families from Thane or Navi Mumbai |
| 11.50 am | Singapore Airlines | 7.50 pm | Full-service day flight, popular with grandparents; check in and dinner on day one |
| 11.35 pm | Singapore Airlines | 7.30 am | The red-eye: leave after work, arrive for breakfast, a full first day if the room is booked from the night before |
Red-eye or morning departure?
Mumbai travellers are used to midnight flights to the Gulf, and the late-night Singapore Airlines departure works the same way. It suits couples and friends on a long weekend: leave on Thursday night, land on Friday morning, and you have three full days for two days of leave. For families with small children, the 8.50 am or 10.05 am flights are kinder, because nobody loses a night and the first evening is a gentle walk to the Supertrees. The 2.05 am flight is often the cheapest, but it means leaving home around 11 pm and a tired first day.
Flights home
Return non-stops leave Changi at about 5.15 am and 7.10 am (landing in Mumbai around 8 to 10.20 am), about 8.45 am, and in the late afternoon at about 4.20 pm and 5.10 pm (landing from about 7.20 pm to 9 pm). The afternoon flights give a final morning at Jewel or Orchard Road and land in time for dinner at home; the early-morning ones mean a 2.30 am hotel pick-up but save a hotel night.
Getting to T2
- By road: allow about 75–90 minutes from Colaba or Nariman Point in the evening via the coastal road and the sea link, 45–60 minutes from Andheri West or Bandra, and 60–90 minutes from Thane, Vashi or Panvel, depending on the Eastern Express Highway and Santacruz–Chembur Link Road traffic.
- Metro Line 3 (Aqua Line): has a station at Terminal 2 and links Cuffe Parade, Churchgate, BKC and Worli, but it does not run late enough for the 2.05 am departure.
- Monsoon days: from June to September, a red-alert day can double the road time to Sahar. On heavy-rain days we suggest leaving an hour earlier than usual, and we avoid same-day connections.
What about Navi Mumbai airport?
Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMI) started international flights in July 2026, beginning with Air India Express to Abu Dhabi. IndiGo has announced that it will move twelve international routes there between February and July 2027, mostly to the Gulf, plus Dhaka, Jakarta and Kathmandu. Singapore is not on that list, so as of November 2026 every Singapore non-stop still uses Terminal 2. We will update this page when that changes, as Panvel, Kharghar and Ulwe families would gain the most.
Singapore e-visa for Mumbai residents (as of November 2026)
Singapore has a Consulate-General in Mumbai, but Indian tourists do not apply there directly. Applications go through an Authorised Visa Agent appointed by Singapore's missions in India, and the approved e-visa arrives as a PDF by email.
- Cost: a processing fee of ₹2,100 per person, children included, plus an agent service charge of up to ₹1,300, as listed on the Singapore High Commission's visa page updated in August 2026. The fee is not refunded if the visa is refused.
- Processing: usually three to five working days after submission. Start about three weeks before travel, and five weeks for May, Diwali or December trips.
- Documents: Form 14A, a recent photograph, a passport valid for six months, and the supporting papers agents ask for: covering letter, recent bank statements, and proof of employment, business or retirement income. Business owners usually add GST or shop-establishment papers.
- Cruise add-on: a cruise that leaves and returns to Singapore means you enter Singapore twice. Check that your visa allows re-entry and is still valid on the cruise's return date; we check this before booking the cabin.
- SG Arrival Card: each traveller fills it free online within three days before arrival. The electronic visit pass is emailed after immigration, so give an email address you check.
We prepare and submit your application through an authorised agent; approval is the decision of Singapore's Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA), and we never promise a result. The full process, including the 96-hour transit rule, is in our Singapore visa guide for Indians.
Three Singapore itineraries built around Mumbai flight times
3 nights / 4 days – couples and friends on the 11.35 pm red-eye
- Day 1 (Friday): Leave Mumbai on Thursday night, land about 7.30 am. Breakfast and the Rain Vortex at Jewel, check in to a room held from the night before, sleep until noon. Afternoon river cruise from Clarke Quay; evening at Marina Bay for the Spectra show.
- Day 2: Sentosa – cable car from Mount Faber, Skyline Luge, Palawan beach, Wings of Time after dark.
- Day 3: Gardens by the Bay domes in the morning, Kampong Glam and Haji Lane for lunch, the SkyPark at sunset.
- Day 4 (Monday): Orchard Road or Mustafa Centre, then the 4.20 pm flight, landing in Mumbai about 7.20 pm.
5 nights / 6 days – family trip on the 8.50 am IndiGo flight
- Day 1: Land about 5.20 pm, check in near Bugis or Little India, Supertree Grove light show at 7.45 or 8.45 pm.
- Day 2: Universal Studios for the full day; buy the Express Pass in Indian and Singapore school holidays.
- Day 3: S.E.A. Aquarium in the hottest hours, Siloso beach in the late afternoon.
- Day 4: Bird Paradise in the morning, rest in the afternoon, the Night Safari's first tram.
- Day 5: City tour – Merlion, Chinatown, Little India – and an evening at the Singapore Flyer.
- Day 6: Jewel in the morning and the 5.10 pm IndiGo flight, home in Mumbai by about 8.20 pm.
7 nights / 8 days – Singapore plus a short Royal Caribbean cruise
As of November 2026, Royal Caribbean's Navigator of the Seas sails year-round from Singapore until at least October 2027, on 2 to 5 night trips to Penang, Port Klang (for Kuala Lumpur) and Phuket. Families like it because the ship carries the whole holiday: meals, shows and a pool for the children, with no hotel changes.
- Days 1–4: Fly on the 11.50 am Singapore Airlines flight and spend four nights in the city as in the family plan.
- Day 5: Private transfer to the Marina Bay Cruise Centre around midday; embark and sail in the evening.
- Days 6–7: A day at sea and a port day in Penang or Phuket, with a shore excursion booked in advance.
- Day 8: Disembark in Singapore in the morning, lunch at Jewel, and fly home on the afternoon flight.
Sailing dates and ports vary by month, so we pick the sailing first and build the hotel nights around it. Vegetarian food is easy on board; Jain meals need to be requested with the cruise line in advance and options are limited, which we tell families honestly. Port days in Malaysia and Thailand have their own entry rules: Malaysia is visa-free for Indians until 31 December 2026, and Thailand allows 30 days visa-free; we confirm both for 2027 sailings.
Ganpati, Diwali and the Maharashtra school calendar
Singapore stays at 25–32°C all year, with short tropical showers. What changes is the holiday calendar, both yours and Singapore's.
| Mumbai window | Approximate dates | Singapore then | Our advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diwali vacation | About 2–14 November 2026 in state-board schools; around Lakshmi Puja on 29 October in 2027 | Inter-monsoon showers; Deepavali lights in Little India | The busiest fortnight of the year from Maharashtra; flights first, then hotels |
| Christmas break | About 24 December – 1 January in many CBSE and ICSE schools | Wettest weeks; Orchard Road lights; New Year fireworks at Marina Bay | Highest prices; book by September |
| February – March | Board exams for many families | Driest stretch; Chinese New Year on 6 February 2027 | Good for couples and seniors |
| Summer vacation | About early May to mid-June | Hot and humid; Singapore schools close from late May | Travel in the first half of May if you can |
| Mumbai monsoon | June to September | The south-west monsoon is mild in Singapore; often drier than Mumbai | A good escape for couples; leave early for the airport on red-alert days |
| Ganesh Chaturthi | 4 September 2027; Anant Chaturdashi 14 September 2027 | Warm; Formula 1 night race usually in late September or early October | Most Mumbai families stay home for Ganpati; travel after visarjan, and check the F1 date before booking Marina Bay |
A pattern we see: families who keep Ganpati at home for one and a half or five days still travel later in the ten-day period, so the week after visarjan often has fair fares and good weather in Singapore.
Food for Gujarati, Marwari, Jain and Maharashtrian families from Mumbai
- Pure-veg and Gujarati: Little India and the streets around Serangoon Road have several pure-vegetarian restaurants, including places that serve Gujarati thalis, chaat and North Indian food. Staying within a short walk of Little India makes dinners easy for families who do not eat out at non-veg restaurants.
- Jain: a few vegetarian restaurants in Little India cook without onion, garlic and root vegetables on request. Singapore also has a Jain temple run by the local Jain community, which some families visit on a Sunday. We note Jain requests on vouchers where meals are included, and say clearly where choices are limited, such as on Sentosa, at Universal Studios and on cruise ships.
- Maharashtrian: you will find vada pav, misal or poha only occasionally; South Indian breakfasts of idli, dosa and upma are the easy substitute every morning.
- Packing from home: many families carry thepla, khakhra, chakli and ready-to-eat dal packets for theme-park days. Dry, packaged vegetarian food for personal use is generally fine; meat, eggs and fresh produce are restricted, so declare anything you are unsure of.
- Hawker centres: many Chinese stalls use pork or lard. Look for stalls marked vegetarian or Indian; Tekka Centre in Little India is the easiest for vegetarians.
- Bohra and Muslim families: Kampong Glam, around the Sultan Mosque, has many halal-certified restaurants.
Practical notes for Mumbai travellers
- Currency: expect about ₹65–70 to a Singapore dollar. Tapping a Visa or Mastercard works at MRT gates, food courts and most shops, so a family needs only a small amount of SGD cash for older hawker stalls.
- What to wear: the cotton clothes you already wear at home are right for every month; add a folding umbrella and a thin layer, because malls and cinemas are kept very cold.
- Local rules: Singapore fines people for dropping litter, eating or drinking on trains and smoking away from marked spots, and vaping devices are banned outright, so leave them at home.
- Data: buy an eSIM before you fly or a prepaid SIM at the Changi arrival hall; both cost less than most Indian international roaming packs.
Why Mumbai travellers book Singapore with Vibrant Holidays
- Remote planning, said plainly: about 18 of us work from C G Road in Ahmedabad, in business for 11 years. Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai 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.
- Flight slot and hotel nights matched: a room held from the night before for the 7.30 am arrival, and late checkout or a day room for the afternoon flight home.
- Cruise and city in one plan: the sailing chosen first, visa validity checked for re-entry, transfers to the Marina Bay Cruise Centre included.
- Food requests in writing: pure-veg and Jain notes on vouchers, and hotels near Little India for families who want vegetarian dinners every night.
- Support while you travel: a 24×7 WhatsApp line and a Singapore ground partner. 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 Mumbai 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 Mumbai are added. Open any package below to see exactly what is included, or ask us for a quote with flights.
Which airlines fly non-stop from Mumbai to Singapore?
As of November 2026, IndiGo, Air India and Singapore Airlines fly the route non-stop from Terminal 2, with departures at about 2.05 am, 8.50 am, 10.05 am, 11.50 am and 11.35 pm. The flight takes about 5½ to 6 hours. Not every flight operates daily, so we check the schedule for your dates.
Is the late-night Mumbai to Singapore flight a good idea?
For couples and friends, yes. The Singapore Airlines departure around 11.35 pm lands at about 7.30 am, giving a full first day if the hotel room is booked from the night before. For small children or grandparents, the morning flights at about 8.50 am or 10.05 am are easier, since nobody loses a night's sleep.
Are there Singapore flights from Navi Mumbai airport?
Not as of November 2026. Navi Mumbai airport began international flights in July 2026 with Abu Dhabi, and IndiGo plans to move twelve international routes there between February and July 2027, mainly to the Gulf, Dhaka, Jakarta and Kathmandu. Singapore is not among them, so all non-stops still leave from Mumbai T2.
How much does the Singapore visa cost from Mumbai?
The fee is ₹2,100 per person, plus an authorised agent's service charge of up to ₹1,300, as of November 2026. Processing usually takes three to five working days. Mumbai residents apply through an authorised agent, not at the consulate. We prepare and submit the file; approval is the ICA's decision.
Can we add a cruise to a Singapore trip from Mumbai?
Yes. Royal Caribbean's Navigator of the Seas sails year-round from Singapore until at least October 2027, on 2 to 5 night trips to Penang, Port Klang and Phuket. We pick the sailing first, place your hotel nights around it, and check that your Singapore visa allows re-entry after the cruise.
When should Mumbai families avoid Singapore?
No month is bad for weather, but prices peak in Diwali week, the Christmas–New Year week and late May to June, when Singapore's own schools are also closed. The Formula 1 weekend in late September or early October pushes Marina Bay hotel rates very high. Early May and the week after Ganpati visarjan are good-value windows.
Is Singapore a good escape from the Mumbai monsoon?
Usually, yes. From June to September Singapore gets short showers rather than days of heavy rain, so sightseeing carries on. The main risk is at the Mumbai end: on red-alert days the road to T2 can take twice as long. We suggest leaving home an hour early and keeping the first day light.
Is Jain food available in Singapore?
Yes, with planning. Several vegetarian restaurants in Little India can cook without onion, garlic and root vegetables on request, and Singapore has a Jain temple. Choices are thin on Sentosa, at Universal Studios and on cruise ships, so many Mumbai families carry khakhra, thepla and ready-to-eat packets for those days.
How many days are enough for Singapore from Mumbai?
Three nights covers Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay and Sentosa on a long weekend using the late-night flight. Five nights suits a family doing Universal Studios, the aquarium, Bird Paradise and the Night Safari at an easy pace. Seven nights lets you add a three-night cruise to Penang or Phuket.
How long does it take to reach Mumbai T2 for a Singapore flight?
Allow about 75 to 90 minutes from South Mumbai in the evening, 45 to 60 minutes from Bandra or Andheri, and 60 to 90 minutes from Thane, Vashi or Panvel. Metro Line 3 has a T2 station but does not run late enough for the 2.05 am flight. Add time in the monsoon.
Do you have an office in Mumbai?
No. Vibrant Holidays works from C G Road, Ahmedabad, and has planned holidays for 11 years. Mumbai clients plan on WhatsApp, phone or video call, pay online and get the e-visa, tickets, vouchers and invoice as PDFs. A 24x7 WhatsApp line and our Singapore ground partner support you during the trip.
