The Regent Singapore









Dim sum is usually enjoyed
with tea in the mornings
and early afternoons









Juron Bird Park is host
to some of the world's
most extraordinary bird
species, it is currently
the world's biggest in terms
of the largest number of
birds found there









Island shopping is another
great place to shop, lots of
local and natural items
are available in these
offshore markets









Not only is Stanley Market
an ideal place to do some
fabulous shopping but it
is also a great place to find
some restaurants that are
often frequented by locals










If you want to do some
upscale shopping Ashley
Road in Hong Kong is a
wonderful place to see; not
only is it great for shopping
but it offers a lot of great
pubs and restaurants

Shopping & Sightseeing

Singapore, Hong Kong & Macau

Bust your baggage allowance with antiques, bargains and luxury goods in shopping meccas like Singapore’s Orchard Road and Hong Kong’s dizzying number of options. Between sprees, give your credit card a rest and take in the many attractions this region has to offer, including the world-class Singapore Zoo, idyllic Sentosa Island and scenic Victoria Peak in Hong Kong. Spend a day exploring Macau, packed with heritage attractions and the Vegas-like Cotai Strip. You’re sure to find more than just great souvenirs, but a whole world of unexpected beauty.

Day 1 - Singapore
Arrive in Singapore where you are met at the airport and transferred to your five-star hotel. Located in the exclusive Tanglin district, The Regent is an oasis of calm, offering guests supreme comfort and premiere service. With contemporary décor and museum quality art pieces, a full-service spa, fitness center and an array of dining options, the Hotel is a private haven for business and leisure travelers.  THE REGENT SINGAPORE. (Meals Aloft)

Day 2 - Mandai/Jurong Bird Park
Discover Singapore’s wild spots today. Start with breakfast at one of the world’s top zoos, the beautiful Singapore Zoo. See how the orangutans are fed, watch an entertaining animal performance and visit the 70-acre haven. Notice the harmonious “open zoo” plan, a new concept in animal keeping, with natural barriers like streams and rock walls separating animal habitats. Continue to Jurong Bird Park, home to 8,000 birds of 600 species with exhibits and aviaries designed to replicate their natural habitats. Experience the African Wetlands; take a Panorail ride into the tropical world of the Waterfall Aviary; and enjoy the spectacular Penguin Exhibit and Birds and Buddies Show at the Pool Amphitheatre. Your evening is at leisure to relax or explore the area. We recommend a stroll over to Singapore's shopping hub, Orchard Road and Dempsey Hill, all just minutes away from your hotel.  THE REGENT SINGAPORE. (B)

Day 3 - Heartlands Trail Shop and Eat
Discover how the locals do it on a unique shopping and eating tour. Visit Toa Payoh, Singapore's most colorful suburban town, and the bohemian enclave of Holland Village. You’ll be pleasantly surprised by the variety of local offerings, from quaint curios to modern clothing and music. For lunch, tuck into delicious local dishes, like world-famous Laksa, a rice noodle dish with coconut milk, at a traditional coffee shop. In the afternoon, take a tour of the city’s main attractions: Pass the “Colonial Heart” and stop at Merlion Park to enjoy the picturesque view of Marina Bay. Take a photo with the mythic Merlion, then head to Thian Hock Keng Temple, one of Singapore’s oldest Buddhist-Taoist temples. Watch artisans at work in a local Handicraft Center; then immerse yourself in the vibrant colors of the National Orchid Garden within the Singapore Botanic Garden. Your final stop, Little India, will entrance you with the scent of jasmine and spices. Your evening is at your leisure.  THE REGENT SINGAPORE. (B,L)

Day 4 - Sentosa Island
Get away from the hustle and bustle of the city to the idyllic island of Sentosa. This island of peace and tranquility, just minutes away by a scenic cable car ride, welcomes you with its beautiful sandy beaches, exciting attractions and great entertainment. Watch the lively Images of Singapore, a variety show that tells of Singapore’s vibrant heritage. Journey beneath the sea with a visit to Underwater World and the Dolphin Lagoon; then fly high above the island in a cable car to Mount Faber for a birds-eye view of the city. In the evening, enjoy a romantic riverside dinner before setting out on the town in all its moonlit glory. Drive across the Benjamin Sheares Bridge for a glimpse at the beautiful central business district skyline. Stop at the world’s largest fountain; then take a stroll down Bugis Street or a seasonal night bazaar to check out the wonderful bargains. Your last stop is the infamous Raffles Hotel, home of the original “Singapore Sling.”  THE REGENT SINGAPORE. (B,D)

Day 5 - Singapore/Hong Kong
Take one last opportunity to visit Singapore’s renowned shopping districts this morning before boarding a flight to Hong Kong in late afternoon. Upon arrival in one of the world’s most sophisticated cities, you are met at the airport and escorted to your hotel. The five-star Royal Garden reflects a mission of absolute quality and the utmost comfort for its guests. All rooms feature modern entertainment systems and incredibly luxe bedding. For your enjoyment, there are award-winning dining options, a popular Martini Bar and a state-of-the-art fitness center. THE ROYAL GARDEN. (B)

Day 6 - Hong Kong Island Tour
An exciting day of sightseeing is in store today. Get acquainted with Hong Kong, starting with a ride up to Victoria Peak for a panoramic view of Hong Kong Island, and picturesque Repulse Bay. In the famous fishing village of Aberdeen, see the quaint “floating community” that is still very much a part of Hong Kong’s culture, and board a sampan (fishing boat) for a close-up of life on the water. Stroll through Stanley Market, a frugal shopper’s delight, then tour a prestigious jewelry factory, watching as meticulous craftsman create works from glittering gold and gems. After a Dim Sum lunch at the iconic Jumbo Floating Restaurant, the afternoon is filled with enchantment and color. Marvel at the traditional Chinese architecture of Wong Tai Sin Temple, one of the most famous shrines in Hong Kong. Shop the Jade Market, filled with jewelry, carvings and ornaments made from this important stone that is believed to bring good health. Walk through the vibrant and unusual Bird Market, a Chinese-style garden where songbird owners carry their beloved pets in ornate cages and vendors sell all manner of bird-keeping items. The evening is at your leisure. THE ROYAL GARDEN. (B,L)

Day 7 - Macau
Take a ferry to the lively island of Macau, a former Portuguese colony known as the Monte Carlo of the Far East. Drive along the Guia Circuit, where the annual Macaux Grand Prix is held, to visit some of the island’s most important religious sites: 400-year old A-Ma Temple, Penha Church, a graceful hilltop chapel and the imposing ruins of 16th century St. Paul’s. Return to the modern world and head to Sendao Square – the main shopping district, lined with furniture stores and factory outlets – and one of Macau’s world-famous casinos. Fill your arms with shopping bags or try your luck at the tables; then enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. Transfer back to Hong Kong in the late afternoon and enjoy dinner at your leisure. THE ROYAL GARDEN. (B,L)

Day 8 - Hong Kong Shopping
Get ready for a market marathon with a half-day shopping tour, complete with a tour guide to point out the best districts and deals – and a coach to stow away your bags between stops! THE ROYAL GARDEN. (B)

Day 9 - Hong Kong/USA
This morning is at your leisure to relax, go sightseeing or make that last purchase before heading home. In the afternoon, transfer to the airport for your flight to the USA, arriving on the same day.

Optional Extension:
Interested in exploring more? Classic Escapes offers a number of extensions to other parts of Asia. Check with one of our travel experts for details; we’d love to arrange a customized, private trip just for you.

Your Journey Includes:

  • Accommodation based on twin sharing basis in five star hotels as listed above.
  • Meal Plan: Bed & Breakfast basis daily, plus riverside dinner in Singapore. Other meals as specified in itinerary
  • Arrival/Departure transfers, sightseeing, excursions and surface transfers using air-conditioned vehicles.
  • Services of English-speaking local guides at all places.
  • Entrance fees to all attractions.
  • All currently applicable taxes and hotel porterage, as well as tips for included meals.
DATES & COSTS
(based on double occupancy)
Deluxe Hotels
Nov 6 to 14, 2009
$2,995 per person
Nov 22 to 30, 2009
$2,395 per person
Dec 27 to Jan 4, 2010
$2,995 per person
Jan 22 to 30, 2010
$2,795 per person
Feb 13 to 21, 2010
$2,795 per person
Apr 2 to 10, 2010
$3,295 per person
May 1 to 9, 2010
$3,195 per person
Jun 27 to Jul 5, 2010
$3,195 per person
Aug 7 to 15, 2010
$3,195 per person
Sep 18 to 26, 2010
$3,295 per person
Oct 23 to Nov 1, 2010
$3,595 per person
Single Room Supplement
$1,395 per person

Exclusions:

  • International airfare from USA as well as airfare between Singapore and Hong Kong. Classic Escapes is happy to assist with booking air reservations.
  • U.S. and foreign airport taxes.
  • Passport and visa fees and service charges for obtaining visas. Visa requirements vary by country; please contact us for specific requirements for this program.
  • Excess baggage charges levied by airlines.
  • Meals and beverages, other than specified.
  • Gratuities to drivers and guides and other conveyance attendants.
  • Laundry and other items of a personal nature.
  • Personal and baggage insurance.
  • Cost for anything not specifically mentioned in the listing above.
  • Optional insurance coverage is available for Baggage, Accident and Trip Cancellation/Interruption.
  • Any other expense/changes due to unforeseen circumstances while in Asia.

For more information or reservations, please contact:
Classic Escapes at (800) 627-1244