Marina Bay and Clark Quay

Located at the Southern tip of Singapore, by the mouth of the Singapore River, marina Bay is a 360ha area that falls into the Central Business District (CBD) of Singapore and is a prominent location of the island with shopping malls, high-end hotels, convention centers, and performance arts.

Recognized as a major business and financial hub in Asia, Marina Bay anticipates an Integrated Resort, which believed to be a destination attraction offering world-class hotel, convention, leisure and entertainment facilities, and casino in near future. Further, Marina Bay is famous for its fantastic view of the skyline at night and for the various events, celebrations and fireworks displays held at the waterfront too.

Esplanade

Being recognized as one of the most famous landmarks of Singapore, The Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay is without a doubt, the most exciting performance arts venue in Asia. Located on six hectares of land alongside Marina Bay waterfront, the complex with its distinctive dome-shaped prickly roofs comprises a 1,600-seat concert hall, a 2,000-seat theatre and outdoor performing spaces and always has something interesting and exciting happening on stage.

Singapore Flyer

Standing at a stunning 165m from the ground, Singapore Flyer is the world’s largest Observation Wheel today. Opened for the public in 2008, it is said to be one of the greatest tourist attractions of Asia. With 28 fixed capsules having a seating capacity of 28 persons in each, the giant spectacular monument is capable of holding up to 784 passengers at a time. During the calm and quiet 30-minute ride one can experience the breathtaking panoramic view of the shimmering Marina Bay waterfront and historical landmarks dotting the city skyline and even a glimpse of neighbouring Malaysia and Indonesia.

The Merlion

The Merlion is a beautiful hybrid of a lion and a fish. Its lion head represents the lion spotted by Prince Sang Nila Utama when he re-discovered Singapura (meaning ‘Lion-City’) in 11 AD, while its fish body symbolizes Singapore's humble beginnings as a fishing village and a sea port. This half-lion, half-fish sculpture, which rests on a crest of waves by the mouth of the Singapore River has become the Singapore’s icon to the rest of the world today. Measuring 8.6 metres high and weighing 70 tonnes, the Merlion statue was built from cement and is a popular tourist attraction for visitors today.

Clarke Quay

Clarke Quay is a historical riverside quay in Singapore, located upstream from the mouth of the Singapore River and Boat Quay. The quay, which once used to be the centre of commercial enterprise in the island, is now a place for modern pop culture in the carefully conserved old-age architectural setting.

With the recent refurbishments that took place in the area, Clark Quay has transformed into one of the biggest entertainment zones of Singapore today, making it the island’s best nightlife option. With an eclectic mix of high end restaurants offering cuisines ranging from Chinese, Indian, Western, Indonesian & Seafood, alfresco dining and lively bars and pubs, Clark Quay is one of the coolest tourist attractions of the country today.

Clark Quay is also famous for the boat rides that allow tourists to relax and enjoy the cool breeze, dazzling lights and sounds coming from the restaurants and pubs established along the river. Simply, Clark quay is a heaven for those who like to enjoy the night life.