Singapore is a country in Southeast Asia with the busiest airport in the world. This country is small but is visited by hundreds of thousands of foreign tourists annually. It is not surprising that despite being a small country, Singapore is very well-built and has many fascinating tourist destinations.

If you want to go on vacation, create an itinerary to ease the trip. Besides being able to find out the plans for tourist attractions during the holidays, the itinerary is also essential to predict the time and costs during the tour.

What to do in Singapore in 4 days? Here’s the itinerary & budgeting recommendation for you.

You should choose an early flight for cheaper options. Once you arrive at Changi Airport, you can buy an adult rechargeable smart card, EZ Link or Singapore Tourist Pass. This card can get you around Singapore as much as you want in one to three days for an affordable fee of only $S19. Use the card to pay for MRT or bus. The MRT and Bus network in Singapore is extensive and accessible.

Singtel counters offer a SIM card for internet service. For only S$5, you can get a valid card for five days. Singtel does provide special short-term packages for tourists.

Done with transportation and communication matters, let’s start your journey. If you arrive at lunchtime, we recommend dropping by Bugis Street. Take your time to savor the mouth-watering street food, from snacks to desserts.

After lunch, you can continue walking or shopping at Bugis Street. This shopping center offers a variety of beauty products, clothing, culinary delights on Bugis Street, delicious food, and various other unique and lovely souvenirs; highly recommended to visit while on holiday in Singapore.

The following agenda is checking in at the hotel and storing belongings. There are hundreds of hotels located in the Bugis Street area. We recommend Hotel 81 Bugis because it’s strategic. If you have had enough rest, you can continue to the next tourist destination, Chinatown. Around here, you can find the Sri Mariaman Temple. The entry fee is around S$ 5.42; if you bring a camera, you must pay an additional fee of about S$2.76.

You can go to Chinatown Food Street, which is within reach for dinner. The food price here is quite affordable, and there are many choices.

Use your second day to explore Universal Studios to your heart's content. This tourist destination, the largest Theme Park in Singapore, is extensive, with many rides. Explore the park's thrilling rides and attractions spread over several thematic zones, such as Hollywood, New York, Sci-Fi City, Ancient Egypt, and the Lost World. Whether you're an adrenaline enthusiast, a movie buff, or getting your whole family to have a great time together, this is the place to be. You're better off paying more for express tickets to try all the rides available without waiting long.

You don't need to worry about eating and snacking because there is a restaurant here with various tasty menus. So that the budget meals are more affordable, make sure you have breakfast at the hotel and bring a water bottle in your bag.

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On the second and third days, you no longer need to worry about transportation costs because you have purchased an EZ Link adult refill card for three days of use.

Therefore, after resting at the hotel at night, you can plan your activities on the third day by going to Little India, Merlion Park, and Marina Bay. To save costs, remember to have breakfast at the hotel and bring a bottle filled with drinking water.

You don't need to worry about hunger because many restaurants sell food around Little India and Marina Bay. These three tourist destinations in downtown Singapore are all accessible, so you no longer need to pay for an entrance ticket.

The last day's vacation schedule is less busy than the previous days. You can wake up and have breakfast more relaxed and get ready to organize your baggage. You must arrange it neatly to stay caught up on your way home.

You can check out before lunchtime, go to Changi airport, and have lunch there. There are many tourist spots inside the airport that you can try while waiting for your flight.

So, that’s the estimated budget needed for a 4D3N trip to Singapore. This includes spending but does not include reserve funds and flight tickets.

Remember to download the Traveloka application and fulfill all your vacation needs. You can book flight tickets to Singapore and hotels through this application.