Singapore Phuket Tour

• Do not bring e-cigarettes or vaporisers into Singapore; import, possession and use are prohibited.
• Ordinary chewing gum cannot generally be imported into Singapore, except approved therapeutic/oral-dental products.
• At Night Safari, do not feed or tease animals, and remain on designated visitor routes.
• Do not swim at Maya Bay, even when the beach is open.
• Do not touch, stand on or damage coral, or feed marine life around Phi Phi.
• Do not ignore red beach flags or marine-operator safety instructions.
• Avoid revealing clothing at Wat Chalong and other Buddhist religious sites.
• Do not touch Buddha images or enter areas marked as restricted.
• Do not bring outside food or drinks into Wings of Time, where current venue rules prohibit them.

Best fit: November to March This is the strongest period for the complete trip. Singapore remains easy to explore, while Phuket generally has better beach, Phi Phi excursion, and snorkelling conditions. February to April is also specifically highlighted as a strong period for Phi Phi.

Also possible: April and October April remains good for the islands but is hotter. October is a transition month, so the trip is workable, but residual monsoon weather can still affect boat excursions.

Avoid: May to September Singapore itself remains visitable, but Phuket’s southwest monsoon makes sea conditions less predictable. Boat trips may change or be cancelled, and May–October is also Phuket’s surfing/rainier season. August and September are particularly weak for this itinerary because Maya Bay is seasonally closed.

• Indian ordinary passport holders require a Singapore visa before travel. Singapore’s official missions continue to list India as a visa-required nationality.
• Your passport should generally have at least six months’ validity when entering Singapore.
• Submit the free SG Arrival Card within three days, including the day of arrival, before reaching Singapore. It is separate from the visa.
• From 15 September 2026, Indian ordinary passport holders travelling to Thailand for tourism are eligible for 30-day visa-exempt entry.
• All non-Thai nationals must complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) within three days before arrival.
• Night Safari uses timed admission. If you want the Creatures of the Night presentation, reserve the show seat once bookings open.
• The Singapore–Phuket leg is an international flight, so allow sufficient time for immigration, baggage and airport procedures.
• The Phi Phi excursion is weather- and sea-dependent; ferries or boats may be delayed, rerouted or cancelled.
• Maya Bay may be viewed and visited when open, but swimming there is prohibited under current conservation rules.
• Wat Chalong is an active Buddhist temple. Wear respectful clothing and follow instructions regarding footwear and photography.
• Watch for red safety flags at Phuket beaches and avoid entering the sea when swimming is restricted. Tourism Thailand specifically advises visitors to pay attention to red flags.