Singapore—aka FOOD PARADISE is consistently named one of the friendliest destinations in the world for Muslim travelers! From lush futuristic gardens to rich heritage streets, the lion city is packed with sights, bites, and vibrant culture.
Because Singapore is where HHWT first started, we can’t wait to show you around our sunny island! Whether you’re visiting for the first time or looking for a quick weekend reset, here is your ultimate 3D2N Muslim-friendly Singapore itinerary.
Getting From Changi Airport To The City
- By Train (MRT): Tap in directly using your personal contactless credit/debit card (SimplyGo), no need to queue for physical tickets or transport cards! Take the East-West Line from Changi Airport station, transfer at Tanah Merah, and ride towards the city center.
- By Bus: Public bus 36/36A operates from Terminals 1, 2, and 3 directly to central areas like Suntec City and Orchard Road.
- By Taxi / Ride-Hailing: Grab and Gojek are widely available, plus you can also compare prices on TADA and Ryde to catch the best rates during peak hours. Taxis are metered and take roughly 20–25 minutes to reach the city.
#HHWT Tip: Download the SimplyGo app or Citymapper to check real-time MRT schedules and fare costs on the go!
Day 1: Futuristic Icons & Marina Bay Views
Morning: Authentic Local Breakfast
Start your day like a true local with a classic Singaporean breakfast!
- What to eat: Crisp kaya toast (coconut jam on toasted bread) with soft-boiled eggs and a piping hot cup of teh tarik or kopi.
- Where to go: Head to halal-certified local coffee chains like Heavenly Wang or Killiney Kopitiam (select halal outlets).
Mid-Day: Gardens by the Bay & Marina Bay Sands
- Flower Dome & Cloud Forest: Explore cool indoor glass biomes featuring seasonal floral displays and one of the world's tallest indoor waterfalls.
- Supertree Grove: Take a stroll along the elevated OCBC Skyway for panoramic views of Marina Bay.
- Marina Bay Sands: Window-shop at the Shoppes at MBS or head up to the Skypark Observation Deck for skyline views.
#HHWT Tip: Skip the queues (and save $5!) when you purchase a mobile e-voucher on Klook!
Halal Lunch Spots Near MBS
- Rasapura Masters (MBS basement food court with halal-certified options like Indian Express & Nasi Padang)
- The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Beanstro (MBS Canal Level)
- Lau Pa Sat (Short walk away for outdoor halal satay under the stars)
Need more recommendations? Head over to our Marina Bay Halal Guide to discover all the best Halal spots nearby!
Evening: Night Safari Adventure
Visit the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park! Board the guided tram ride across 7 geographical zones or walk the animal trails.
#HHWT Tip: Book your time slot online in advance to skip long ticketing lines.
Halal Supper Spots
Depending on what you're craving, visit Spize for classic comfort food or Tang Tea House for authentic dim sum and Chinese cuisine.
If you need more convincing, check out why Tang Tea House is one of our top recommended eateries for every tourist visiting Singapore!
Day 2: Sentosa Thrills & Heritage Eats
Morning & Afternoon: Universal Studios Singapore or Sentosa Island
Choose your adventure on Sentosa Island:
- Option A (Adrenaline): Head to Universal Studios Singapore (USS) for thrilling rides like Battlestar Galactica and Transformers.
- Option B (Island Relaxation): Walk along the newly opened Sentosa Sensoryscape, visit the Singapore Oceanarium , or relax on Siloso Beach.
Halal Food in USS & Sentosa:
- Goldilocks & Oasis Spice Café (Inside USS)
- Good Old Days Food Court (Near Beach Station - Serves local chicken rice & laksa)
Need more recommendations? Head over to our Sentosa Halal Guide to discover all the best Halal spots nearby!
🕌 Prayer Facility Note: Universal Studios Singapore and Beach Station on Sentosa provide dedicated Muslim prayer spaces nearby.
Day 3: Heritage Culture & Jewel Changi
Morning: Kampong Gelam & Sultan Mosque (2 Hours)
- Sultan Mosque: Visit one of Singapore’s most iconic cultural landmarks in the heart of Kampong Gelam.
- Haji Lane & Arab Street: Explore hipster murals, indie boutiques, and cozy cafes along Haji Lane.
- Bugis Street: Grab affordable souvenirs, local snacks, and street fashion.
Halal Dining in Kampong Gelam:
• Singapore Zam Zam (Famous for crispy murtabak since 1908!)
• Hjh Maimunah (Michelin Bib Gourmand Nasi Padang)
Need more recommendations? Head over to our Bugis Halal Food Guide to discover all the best Halal spots nearby!
Afternoon: Deep Dive into Vibrant Little India
- Tekka Centre: Start at this iconic heritage market. Head to the upper level to browse affordable Indian traditional clothes (saris and kurta sets) and costume jewelry. On the hawker floor, grab a refreshing sugarcane juice or lassi!
- Little India Arcade & Street Murals: Wander down Dunlop Street and Belilios Lane to spot street art murals and pick up traditional handicrafts, perfumes, or henna art.
- Mustafa Centre: End your afternoon at Singapore's famous massive retail store! Open 24 hours, it’s the ultimate one-stop shop to stock up on everything from chocolates and tea to tech gear and travel accessories.
Evening: Jewel Changi Airport Before Flying Home
Allow 2–3 hours at Changi Airport before your departure flight to explore Jewel:
- Marvel at the 40-meter indoor HSBC Rain Vortex waterfall.
- Grab a final meal at halal-certified spots like So Pho, Monster Planet, or A&W.
Need more recommendations? Head over to our Jewel Changi Airport Halal Guide to discover all the best Halal spots nearby!
Planning a getaway to Singapore? Visit our website for more delicious Halal food guides, top attractions, exclusive dining deals, and nearby prayer spaces!
