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Home / Travel / Travel News / 5 Things to do with your family in Singapore

5 Things to do with your family in Singapore

February 1, 2021 by StrawberrY Gal

Since there is no longer MCO, have you ever plan to have some getaway and pamper yourself after the pandemic. Though the pandemic is not a fullstop yet, but we can always spend our time with your love ones and family in our own country. We often travelled to other countries but do we really see the beauty of our own country?

Traveloka get you covered and now you can book and get some deals to pamper yourself till the fullest. Check out their promotion Singapore Rediscovers Vouchers. For family who are looking to bring their kids for a fun edu trip, grab the opportunity to visit great places in Singapore. And here, we would recommend 5 things to do in Singapore and also some of our personal tips during our trip there earlier .  

 

1. Visit the KidSTOP

Bringing a kid to places isn’t that hard, what we do is we understand them and try to take them for some places that will attracted them for knowledge .For family, do visit the KidsSTOP will help your child develop enhanced inquiry, investigation, and innovation skills. As they are managed by Science Centre Singapore, KidsSTOP caters to children from 18 months to eight years of age. 

And here; they can discover the wonders of science in a safe and experiential environment using the centre’s state-of-the-art facilities. The thematic zones also encourage interactive play for learning about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). And this are pretty much a great activity for kids as kids will stay fun and also good learning about science there.

 

2. iFly Singapore

For more adventure; bring your kids and experience bonding with you and your family here in iFly Singapore. Experience body flying at the world’s largest air-conditioned wind tunnel for indoor skydiving. Almost five storeys high, it is the only wind tunnel with an 18-feet acrylic glass wall offering an unparalleled view of the South China Sea and Siloso Beach. Its unique technologies allow you to experience the safest free fall simulation. iFly Singapore caters to first-timers and seasoned skydivers. Skilled instructors will provide you with a pre-flight demo of the techniques of flying.

 

3. AIRZONE Singapore

Airzone Singapore is another interesting place to visit with kids where they can experience great excitments to be an Airstronaut and enjoy your time as you visit AIRZONE, the first of its kind in Singapore and the world. The elevated playground is located in the atrium of a shopping mall that will give you unique experience with its fun-themed zones and exciting challenges. Swim and dive in the floating ball pit, play or lie on the bouncy and floaty nets, get through the 3D mazes and get down with the Big Slides. Arent that exciting ?

 

4. A visit to the Sentosa Island 

It’s impossible to spend less than a day at Resorts World Sentosa. And it is a fun time planning a weekend trip with your kids there. Enjoy the kid -friendly rides at Universal Studios Singapore and meet the adorable characters from Madagascar, Shrek and Sesame Street.

 For a splashing good time with the family, pack your swimwear and head over to Adventure Cove Waterpar. Asides from that, you can bring the kids to enjoy great little things and explpre the tanks of fishes swimming at S.E.A Aquarium.  And of course, have a fun time and snap away some post with your kids and family at the Trick Eye Museum and Madame Tussauds.

 

5. Staycation in Hotel

And sometimes, we can just book a room for a 2days 1 night stay during the weekends. Parents can pamper themselves with spa and children can enjoy dipping themselves in bathtubs or ahead to the swimming pool as well. A staycation in Shangri-La Hotel Singapore, Furama Riverfront Hotel, and Resorts World Sentosa – Festive Hotel are some of the worthy hotel to stay as well.  And these hotel comes up with various themed rooms cater for family short staycation where you can enjoy the relaxation time with your love one and kids can spend their time playing in the hotel as well. 

So why wait, head to Traveloka now and book your local trips and staycation Singapore now with your family. 

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