Cycle along the scenic Marina Bay Promenade, a beautiful path that showcases Singapore’s skyline at its best. From iconic landmarks to tranquil bay views, this route offers photo-worthy moments of Singapore

The bicycle tour starts with a leisure pedal through a beautiful riverside park. As we make our way to the popular landmarks of Marina Bay, discover breathtaking views of the city. You’ll also get the rare chance to cycle along the Formula One race track and have a friendly dash with your friends!

Soar past one of the world’s largest observation wheels as you cycle beneath the iconic Singapore Flyer.

A delicious dinner awaits at the famed Lau Pa Sat, a historic hawker centre that dates back to 1824. We’ll dine alfresco-style under the stars and tuck in to some of Singapore’s famous hawker foods, including Satay and Hainanese Chicken Rice－a national favourite! Menu: Satay (charcoal-grilled meat on skewers) Hainanese Chicken Rice Masala Thosai (Indian crepe filled with potato) Bonus local snack (changes periodically) Teh Tarik (a frothy sweet pulled tea) *Menu is subjected to changes

Let's have a friendly race along a stretch of the world-famous F1 track. Feel the rush as you cycle where racing legends have sped through, all while enjoying a unique perspective of the city’s modern architecture. Take some memorable photos here before we cycle on! *This stop is not possible if the F1 track is closed for events, maintenance etc.

Following the sumptuous dinner, we’ll burn off some calories by riding along the iconic Singapore River. Soak in the night sights as our tour guide regales you with stories of Singapore’s history and rich multicultural heritage.

We'll ride through the heart of Singapore’s colonial past in the Civic District, where grand historic buildings meet serene green spaces. Pass landmarks like the National Gallery, the Civilian War Memorial and the iconic Raffles Hotel as you explore the city’s rich heritage and its transformation into a modern metropolis.

As we make our way back, let's discover the vibrant streets of Kampong Gelam, one of Singapore’s oldest cultural enclaves. With preservevd shophouses, street art, and the majestic Sultan Mosque, this colourful district is brimming with history, culture, and local charm.