Singapore & Western Australia

From awe-inspiring nature and fascinating wildlife to thrilling adventures in the great outdoors and mouth-watering food and drink!

Singapore is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city where ordinary experiences are made extraordinary. Just 719.7km2, Singapore packs a punch with a blend of elements that come together in unexpected symphony. Old-school buildings sit alongside modern architectural marvels, street food is served up side-by-side with internationally-acclaimed gourmet fare, and Singapore itself is a celebration of diversity that goes beyond the postcard-perfect sight of steely skyscrapers.

Leave the everyday behind, get away from the well-known and well-trodden, and reconnect with something unspoilt - even a little wild - in Western Australia. Experience otherworldly phenomena, majestic landscapes, awe-inspiring wilderness, and boundless natural adventures. Witness the region through the Aboriginal people – the traditional custodians of Western Australia with a continuing connection to the country, culture, and community.

Ignite your curiosity and enjoy the range of experiences found in Singapore! Delve into the city’s four distinct enclaves – from Chinatown’s historic temples and award-winning bars and restaurants and Little India’s colourful streets and bustling shops to Kampong Gelam’s excellent eateries, trendy shops, and Katong-Joo Chiat’s heritage shophouses for authentic trinkets and kebayas.

Discover Singapore’s pockets of amazing nature - the awe-inspiring Gardens by the Bay’s with its Flower Dome, Cloud Forest, and majestic Supertrees; Singapore Botanic Gardens’, the country's first UNESCO Heritage site; and MacRitchie Reservoir, home to long-tailed macaque monkeys and offering stunning views of the forest canopy. Savour Singapore’s flavours street food like satay and laksa at Lau Pa Sat and Tiong Bahru hawker centres or treat yourself to a Michelin meal at Candlenut or Odette.

Wildlife is all around in Western Australia! Perth is famous as the ‘wildlife capital of the world’- don’t miss the Swan River’s kangaroos, black swans, and wild dolphins; the al fresco beach lifestyle on the 19 pristine beaches; and Kings Park native flora. Hop on the ferry to Rottnest Island to meet seals, dolphins, tropical fish, and quokkas - mini marsupials with a giant smile!

Margaret River blends exquisite food and world-class wines with breath-taking landscapes. Relish the region’s 200 vineyards, gourmet culinary experiences, stunning nature, and spirited arts scene. Step off the beach and explore Ningaloo Reef where turtles, rays, and tropical fish hug the shore - or take a boat trip to swim with gentle giant whale sharks or humpback whales at the back of the reef.