
Gardens, skyline & family fun
Singapore
Singapore is compact, spotless and superbly organised — gardens, hawker food, Sentosa attractions and a skyline that works as a 3–4 night stopover or a family week.
Overview
Singapore is compact, spotless and superbly organised — gardens, hawker food, Sentosa attractions and a skyline that works as a 3–4 night stopover or a family week.
Best time to visit
Warm and humid all year. February to April is the driest; November to January sees more rain but festive lighting.
Currency info
Singapore Dollar (SGD). Cards and contactless work everywhere, including hawker stalls and the MRT.
Flights
One-stop flights from Casablanca to Changi (SIN) via the Gulf or Istanbul, about 16–18 hours. Changi itself is worth an early arrival.
Hotels
Marina Bay for views, Orchard Road for shopping, Sentosa for families and boutique shophouses in Chinatown and Kampong Glam.
Visa
Visa-free for most nationalities up to 30–90 days; an electronic arrival card must be submitted within three days of travel.
Things to do
- Gardens by the Bay and Cloud Forest
- Marina Bay Sands SkyPark
- Sentosa and Universal Studios
- Singapore Zoo and Night Safari
- Hawker dinner at Lau Pa Sat
- Kampong Glam and Little India walks
Packages
- 3 nights Singapore stopover
- 5 nights family package with Sentosa passes
- 10 nights Singapore + Bali or Malaysia
Estimated budget
- Economy: from 10,000 MAD per person (3 nights, 3★)
- Comfort: from 15,000 MAD per person (4★ central hotel, attractions)
- Luxury: from 28,000 MAD per person (5★ Marina Bay, private tours)
Travel tips
- Use the MRT — it reaches nearly everything
- Chewing gum and littering fines are real
- Hawker centres are the best value meals
- Book Universal Studios tickets online
FAQs
Is Singapore expensive?
Hotels are, but food and transport are affordable.
Is it good with kids?
Excellent — zoo, Sentosa and safe streets.
How many nights?
Three to four, or five with Sentosa.
