Fly from the UK to Singapore

Singapore is an incredible holiday destination. Famed for its excellent fusion food, shopping on the original Orchard Road or now in some of the more modern areas plus of course the obligatory Singapore Sling, Singapore is a wonderful place to spend a few days soaking up the culture. The great central location in the Far East ensures Singapore is a great stopover destination for Australasia holidays, excellent twin centre with other Far East destinations including Bintan or, as it is now, enough to satisfy even the eager of travellers as a one stop destination. Singapore and Bali is also another popular twin centre, allowing you to immerse yourself in the diverse landscapes and cultures of the two locations.

The climate in Singapore is reliably warm or hot all year round. With a record low of 19.7 degrees Celsius in January, it's fairly safe to say that you'll see good weather whatever time of the year you decide to visit. This also makes Singapore an ideal winter holiday destination. Amongst the popular things to see and do in Singapore is the national orchid garden, which has been described as the perfect start to your day with a morning walk. Similarly the Singapore botanic gardens is also a nice community space to enjoy on a sunny day. There is a zoo in Singapore, which will make you feel like you're in a rainforest and will certainly keep the kids entertained. Whatever your taste, Singapore has a lot to offer.

Whatever you decide to do, whether it's a single, twin or multi centre, we can help. Call us on our freephone number for more ideas on what to see and do and to book your single, twin or multi-centre holiday to Singapore.

Fly from Singapore to Tokyo

Fusing the futuristic with the traditional, Tokyo is a sprawling megacity bursting with a seemingly limitless number of things to do.

A business and cultural mega centre that's home to tens of millions of people, Tokyo is also the crossroads where the Japanese interact with citizens from all over the world. The media love to focus on Harajuku's vibrant fashion, robot restaurants, maid cafes and the passionate uberfans known as otaku. As fast-paced as Tokyo’s innovation is, the metropolis is just as devoted to preserving tradition through its historical gardens, shrines and temples.

Known for its extreme attention to detail, Japan's capital is home to some of the best Japanese food in the country, with 234 Michelin-starred restaurants—more than any other city. Whatever your cultural interests are, Tokyo is likely to have you covered. Home to many world-class art galleries and museums, staggeringly diverse nightlife options and cutting-edge technology, you'll never be stuck for things to do or places to go in Tokyo.

Rail journey from Tokyo to Kyoto

Kyoto is the former capital city of Japan and world-famous for its refined culture, dining, and charm of rural Japan.

Kyoto City attracts millions of local and international visitors each year looking for traditional Japanese culture. Temples and shrines such as Kiyomizudera Temple and Kinkakuji draw lots off attention from visitors, as do the bamboo groves of nearby Arashiyama. Stay in a traditional ryokan, take a dip in a rejuvenating onsen, and enjoy the seasonal changes of cherry blossoms and brilliant autumn foliage. Kyoto's magic is only a short bullet train ride from Tokyo.

Fly from Kyoto to the UK