Safe distancing & hygiene tips in Singapore:
Similar to Malaysia, there are some essential safety measures you’ll need to adhere to while in Singapore. Here are some of the mandatory measures to keep in mind:- Wear a mask that covers your mouth and nose at all times when you’re in public, including in attractions, eateries, and public or private hire transport. If you’re eating or drinking you can remove your mask but must put it back on immediately afterwards.
- Practice safe distancing measures when you’re out and about, including keeping 1 metre from other groups. Scan and check-in the SafeEntry QR codes at the entrance of attractions, eateries, and MRT stations to enable contact tracing. Compared to the tracing app in Malaysia, you’ll need to check-out once you leave that destination!
- Download and activate the TraceTogether app while you’re out and about. If you forget easily, switch it on when you leave your accommodation. This will help track who you’ve crossed paths with, which will be used for contact tracing if you come into contact with a COVID-19 case. You can download the TraceTogether app on the Google Play store and iOS App Store. (P.S. This app is easy to use and similar to the tracing app in Malaysia!)
- Look out for attractions, eateries, and accommodations that have been granted the SG Clean mark. The mark certifies that they have met the requirements for safety and hygiene set by the Singapore government, including increased cleaning frequency, enforcement of safe distancing measures, and use of contactless entry methods.
- Attractions in Singapore now require all visitors to pre-book tickets to secure their slot and ensure safe distancing during your visit. As popular attractions may be sold out during weekends or school holidays, we recommend booking your tickets as early as possible so that you can get your desired slot.
- At the moments, small groups of up to 5 are allowed in public spaces including restaurants. We recommend travelling in smaller groups - do check the latest regulations for updates on the number of persons allowed in small gatherings and groups!
- If you’re travelling with kids, children under 6 years of age are not required to wear a mask. Children 12 years and below are allowed to wear a face shield in place of a mask if they have difficulty keeping a face mask on for prolonged periods of time.
Top attractions in Marina Bay
1. Merlion Park

2. ArtScience Museum (SG Clean Certified)

3. Gardens By The Bay (SG Clean Certified)


4. Singapore Flyer (SG Clean Certified)


5. Marina Barrage

6. Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay


Halal food in Marina Bay
Enjoy dishes from local and international cuisines at the many halal eateries across Marina Bay. For a longer list of halal eateries in the area, check out our ultimate Muslim-friendly halal food guide to Marina Bay!#HHWT Tip: While dining at any of these eateries do remember to stick to these safe distancing measures!- If possible, make a reservation at these eateries ahead of time to ensure you get a table - especially if you’re visiting during the peak lunch and dinner times. Eateries have a limited seating capacity during this period, and it may be difficult to get a table without a reservation.
- Scan and check-in with SafeEntry and TraceTogether when entering and exiting the eatery.
- We recommend dining in small groups but if your groups are seated across different tables you are not allowed to inter-mingle. From 28 Dec 2020 onwards, groups of up to 8 may dine at the same table together. As this number may change, do keep up-to-date with the latest requirements.
- Keep your mask on over your nose and mouth anytime you aren’t eating, and put it back on once you’ve finished eating.
1. The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Beanstro (Halal-certified)

2. NOOSH Noodle Bar & Grill

3. Jiak Modern Tze Char

4. Ichikokudo Hokkaido Ramen

5. Javier’s Rotisserie & Salad

Where to shop in Marina Bay
Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands


Best hotels in Marina Bay
With stunning views of the Singapore skyline and walking-distance accessibility to multiple MRT stations, finding a hotel room in Marina Bay is both a visual treat and a convenient place to start exploring the rest of the country! No matter what your budget is, here are some options for your stay in Marina Bay.Note: These nightly prices are based on a search in Dec 2020 for a stay in June 2021, with currency conversion rates accurate as of 14 Dec 2020. Do check with the accommodation directly before booking your stay as prices may vary, as prices will be affected by the length of stay, number of guests, seasonality, and other factors. Before you book your stay, check if the accommodation has received the SG Clean quality mark. The mark certifies that an accommodation, attraction, or eatery has met the Singapore government’s standards for sanitation and hygiene - so you can rest your head after a long day without any worries!Budget accommodations

Mid-tier accommodations

Luxury accommodations

Seasonal festivities at Marina Bay

