We had only heard about the opulent nature of the Marina Bay Sands Sky Park from our friends, but I must admit that you have made this experience a special one with your personalized inclusions. Thank you once again for all your support.

Forget about taking a private helicopter to view the Singapore city skyline from an aerial view. Just take the Singapore Flyer and feast your eyes to the marvel of the fast-growing tourist destination of Asia. We booked the Flyer ticket with Rayna Tours for the evening. Looking at the city from the top in the night was so engrossing and touching that it made our vacation in Singapore complete.

Booked Singapore Flyer ticket for six of us with Rayna Tours and found it worthy. There was also an option to book a dinner on private capsule, but we thought maybe next time. One round of the Ferris wheel lasted for 30 minutes and offered unobstructed 360 degree views of the skyline. Since the Flyer is the largest in the world, we were up in the air about 160 meters high. Though we hop on to it in the afternoon, the air-conditoned capsule provided a relief from the heat. Not only did we get to see the ocean, Merlion Park, Marina Bay, Fort Canning Park, Raffles Palace, Floating Stadium and other attractions of the city, but also the neighboring Malaysia and Indonesia. We enjoyed the view and photography from the Flyer a lot. Definitely a must do thing in Singapore.

We enjoyed the Singapore city tour and half-day Sentosa Island tour since it included everything that we heard about and wanted to visit in Singapore. We admired the whole concept by Rayna Tours in offering visitors a lot in one day, 10 hours precisely. The combo package was great fun packed with an amazing experience.

We were in Singapore just for two days and wondering how to enjoy the city in this short time. Then we came to know about the Rayna Tours’ package that included city tour and Sentosa Island tour in 10 hours. With less time in our hands, we found the package interesting and immediately booked it. We got a friendly host in the driver and he not only made us comfortable, but also gave us lots of information about Singapore. The tour covered most of the must-visit tourist places such as Merlion Park, Suntec City, Raffles Place, Fountain of Wealth, Orchard Road, Little India, and Chinatown. After winding up the city tour, we headed to Sentosa Island by taking a cable car ride that provided us with splendid views. The island appeared as if carved to perfection from the natural resources. The Madam Tussuad Museum was amazing, so do the IOS Live and the Wings of Time. In the end, we really felt that our 2-day trip to Singapore was worth.