Perspectives

Our third day was as full as our second day. We still had some entrance coupons which weren’t used and we thought that we should just choose a few since it was The Great Singapore Sale and we wouldn’t want to miss the sale for the world!

This is a summary of the last full day that we had

1) DUCKTOURS. This is both a bus and a boat combined, offering tourists a tour of the city and the harbour without having to switch transport. It takes almost the same route as the river cruise but this one is a bit different since the tour starts on land. Just the same, we had a good, closer look on Singapore’s landmarks on the river banks.

So This Is How It Looks Like

From Land To The River

The "Intergrated Resort" In The Making - Taken During the DuckTours

A View Of The Singapore Flyer During the DuckTours

After The DuckTours - Back At SunTec City

2) PHILATELIC MUSEUM. I love the museums in Singapore! Very organized, informative, far from being boring. We found out how stamps started making marks in Singapore and how the stamp graphics evolved. We even found stamps from the Philippines!

Learning the Basics...

Stamp Collections From The PHILIPPINES!

Kids At Work In Philatelic Museum

3) WALK IN THE CITY (TO CLARKE QUAY FOR THE RIVER CRUISE) – It was nice to walk in Singapore’s clean streets.

4) RIVER CRUISE – A more relaxing way of exploring Singapore.

Our Ride

5) SHOPPING! – Almost everything on SALE! Hand a GRAND time! This was the most that we did during the day

Raffles

6) DINNER AT L’ ENTREPOT BISTROT – A French restaurant with a bit of overpriced meal. We didn’t complain though as we were both tired. We just wanted a good and relaxing ambiance and we got what we wanted.

L'Entrepot Bistrot

L'Entrepot Bistrot

L'Entrepot Bistrot

We left Singapore the next day at 5 in the morning (weird schedule) tired but happy.

Related Links:

Destination Singapore: Indulging in Clarke Quay (Day 1 of 4)

Destination Singapore: Getting To Know More About Its Heritage (Day 2 of 4)

Destination Singapore: Getting To Know More About Its Heritage (Day 2 of 4)