Singapore tour packages from Mumbai

Non-stop Mumbai to Singapore flights take about 5 hours 30 minutes, with nine to eleven departures a day across Singapore Airlines, Air India and IndiGo (schedules as of September 2026), including late-night flights that land at Changi in the early morning.

Flights from Mumbai leave from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM). They are not part of the package price: the planner quotes them separately on request, so you choose the airline, the timing and the fare, and the trip starts from the airport transfer when you land.

The non-stop from Mumbai takes about 5 hours 30 minutes, so most of the first day goes on the journey; a 5-day plan or longer leaves 3 full days on the ground.

19 plans fit that, from ₹39,999 per person: 5 Days Singapore Sentosa Getaway (5D/4N, from ₹39,999); 5 Days Singapore Marina Bay Escape (5D/4N, from ₹45,499); 5 Days Singapore Universal Studios Bliss (5D/4N, from ₹45,999); 6 Days Singapore Malaysia Escape (6D/5N, from ₹50,499).

5 Days Singapore Sentosa Getaway5D/4N · ₹39,9995 Days Singapore Marina Bay Escape5D/4N · ₹45,4995 Days Singapore Universal Studios Bliss5D/4N · ₹45,9996 Days Singapore Malaysia Escape from Chennai6D/5N · ₹50,499

The holidays Mumbai travels on, and what Singapore is like in those weeks:

• Ganeshotsav (August or September): Singapore in September is drier than the year-end, with short afternoon showers.
• Diwali holidays (October to November), the longest school break: Singapore in November is the start of the wettest stretch, with heavy storms.
• Christmas and New Year: Singapore in December is the wettest stretch, and fares are among the highest.
• Summer holidays (May): Singapore in May is hot and humid, with fares among the highest of the year.

Singapore is hot and humid all year, about 24 to 32°C, and many of the big sights are indoors or air-conditioned, so any month works. February is the driest month; June to September is drier than the year-end but still brings short afternoon showers and the odd early-morning squall; November to January is the wettest stretch, with heavy storms and some days of steady rain. Fares from South India are usually lowest in February and March and highest from May to August and in December, and Marina Bay hotels cost more on the Formula One weekend (9 to 11 October 2026).

Singapore packages from Mumbai start at ₹32,499 per person: ₹32,499 for 4 days, ₹39,999 for 5 days, ₹50,499 for 6 days and ₹54,600 for 7 days. That is a land package: the hotels, airport transfers, the sightseeing and activities listed on each trip page, and a planner on WhatsApp through the trip. Flights from Mumbai are not included; they are quoted separately so you pick the airline and dates. Visa and entry fees are paid separately unless the trip page lists them. We apply for your Singapore visa for you.

Singapore is an easy first international holiday for Indian families: about four and a half to five hours non-stop from Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Chennai, safe and very clean, Indian and vegetarian food easy to find, and Universal Studios, the Night Safari and Gardens by the Bay all within about half an hour's drive of each other outside rush hour. The price moves with the hotel category, the month and the group size, so share those three and you get an exact quote rather than a starting figure.

Visa: Indian passport holders need a Singapore visa before they fly; there is no visa on arrival. It is applied for through a Singapore-authorised visa agent and arrives as an e-visa, usually in three to five working days. The official charges are a S$30 processing fee (₹2,100 on the New Delhi and Mumbai mission pages) plus the agent's service fee, and none of it is refunded if the visa is refused. We apply for your Singapore visa for you. The visa is not part of the package price and its fees are paid separately; we confirm the current fee with your quote. Your passport needs six months of validity from the day you enter, and every traveller fills in the free SG Arrival Card online within three days before landing (rules as of September 2026).

Money: Singapore dollar (SGD, written S$). Cards and contactless payments work almost everywhere, and a Visa or Mastercard can be tapped straight on the MRT gates and bus readers (S$0.60 extra for each day you use it); keep a little cash for older hawker stalls. UPI is accepted only in a few places so far (the Resorts World Sentosa website added it in September 2026), so carry a forex card or an international debit or credit card.

The longer answers, one page each: what the whole trip costs from India, the visa rules for Indian passports, the best months, a day-by-day itinerary and the comparison people ask about most.

Every destination we plan from Mumbai, each on its own page with how to reach it from the city, what it costs and the trips that run there.