£1 Cheap Flights to Singapore

Why Book a Flights to Singapore

A cosmopolitan city state at the very tip of the Malay Peninsula, Singapore is known for its outstanding cuisine, futuristic cityscapes and vibrant culture. Perfect for an extended city break or a family holiday in the sun, this petite destination has something for everyone.

When to Book Flights to Singapore

Like many destinations in South East Asia, Singapore doesn’t really have a peak season. Instead, its hot, humid weather attracts visitors throughout the year. In the European summer months, Singapore enjoys dry, hot days and little rain. In the winter, temperatures are a little lower and you’re more likely to experience a downpour or two.

In terms of cost, flights to Singapore don’t vary too much during the year, although there are a few popular festivals, especially in June and July, that see flights to Singapore from the UK increase in price.

How to Find Cheap Flights to Singapore

As a major international air hub, Singapore is incredibly well connected to both long and short haul destinations. This makes it relatively easy to find Cheap Flights to Singapore, even if you’re travelling last minute or planning to visit during a peak period.

With such a large number of direct and indirect flights to Singapore from UK airports every day, using a search tool to narrow down your options is essential.

We search through a huge variety of options to find the best prices for your trip.

If you want to make sure you’re getting the best deal possible on UK to Singapore flights, there are a few extra tricks you can use to find the lowest prices.

At the top of the results page, you can opt to see prices for alternative days, allowing you to save money simply by moving your departure date by a day or two.

You can also check to see if there are cheaper flights from airports close to your arrival or departure point by clicking the ‘Nearby Airports’ option on the results page.

UK departures to Singapore

• London to Singapore – 12 hours 40 minutes
• Manchester to Singapore – 12 hours 55 minutes
• Birmingham to Singapore – 14 hours 40 minutes (no direct flights available)
• Glasgow to Singapore – 15 hours 15 minutes (no direct flights available)
• Newcastle to Singapore – 14 hours 45 minutes (no direct flights available)
• Edinburgh to Singapore – 15 hours 5 minutes (no direct flights available)
• Belfast to Singapore – 15 hours 5 minutes (no direct flights available)

Singapore Changi Airport

Regularly voted the world’s best airport, Singapore Changi is the largest transportation hub in South East Asia. Located around 10 miles from downtown Singapore, the airport offers a wide range of entertainment options including adventure playgrounds for kids, an art gallery, a rooftop garden, a choice of spas and massage salons, a fantastic array of eateries and even an open-air swimming pool.

If you can tear yourself away from the delights of the airport, you’ll find it quick and easy to continue your journey within Singapore. The city has an efficient public transport network and taxis are also available at the airport for those who want to start their holiday as quickly as possible.

Which Airlines Fly to Singapore?

A choice of airlines offers direct flights from Manchester and London to Singapore, as well as indirect flights from other parts of the UK.

Carriers operating on the route include:

• British Airways
• Norwegian Air Shuttle
• Qantas
• Singapore Airlines
• Turkish Airlines
• Jet Airways
• Qatar Airways
• Malaysia Airlines

How to Get Around Singapore

Small and easy to navigate, Singapore is a great destination to explore during an extended city break or longer stay. The fastest way to get around is the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) subway system. If you’re staying in Singapore for a while, a travel card will help to make public transport even cheaper and more convenient. Buses and taxis are also available across Singapore, helping you to reach areas not covered by the MRT.

Must-See Attractions in Singapore

The most famous part of Singapore has to be Marine Bay. There you’ll find a fantastic choice of dining, nightlife and shopping options as well as the city’s Science Museum, a casino and the Marina Bay Sands complex. Arrive in the area at about 8pm and you’ll be treated to a spectacular light show over the water.

Another futuristic waterside development is Gardens by the Bay. Named World Building of the year at the world Architecture Festival 2012, the dazzling park is a must see during your stay in the country.

Tips for Travelling in Singapore

British and Irish passport holders don’t need a visa to enter Singapore for stays of less than 30 days. The city state is eight hours ahead of the UK.