Sightseeing-Bootsfahrt auf dem Fluss Singapur (River Cruise + Gardens by the Bay)

Ihr Erlebnis

Entdecken Sie Singapurs berühmte Sehenswürdigkeiten am Flussufer bei einer kurzen, entspannten Bootsfahrt, die sich problemlos in Ihren Tagesablauf einfügen lässt.

Erste Schritte

Begeben Sie sich zum Clarke Quay Jetty und legen Sie vor dem Einsteigen Ihr Ticket vor. Es gibt keinen festen Termin, Sie können also innerhalb der Gültigkeitsdauer kommen, wann es Ihnen passt. Die Boote fahren alle 15 bis 30 Minuten. Vor dem Einsteigen ist ein kurzer Check-in erforderlich.

Ihr Erlebnis

• Singapore River Sightseeing Cruise: Diese 40-minütige Bootsfahrt führt Sie durch Singapurs historischen Fluss und in die Marina Bay und bietet Ihnen einen mix aus alten Kais und Ausblicken auf die moderne Skyline.

• Riverside landmarks: Gleiten Sie an Clarke Quay, Boat Quay und Marina Bay vorbei und genießen Sie den freien Blick auf die wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt entlang der Uferpromenade.

• Traditional bumboat ride: Begeben Sie sich auf eine Fahrt mit einem Bumboat im historischen Stil, das speziell für Besichtigungstouren konzipiert wurde und Ihnen eine uneingeschränkte Aussicht sowie eine gleichmäßige, angenehme Fahrt bietet.

• Onboard commentary: Hören Sie sich den aufgezeichneten englischen Kommentar an, der Ihnen kurze Einblicke in die Sehenswürdigkeiten entlang der Route vermittelt.

Upgrades

Erweitern Sie Ihr Programm um einen Besuch der „Gardens by the Bay“ mit Eintritt in den „Flower Dome“ und „Jurassic World“ im „Cloud Forest“, oder gönnen Sie sich ein kulinarisches Erlebnis mit Meeresfrüchten und Singapurs berühmter Chili-Krabbe am Clarke Quay.

Wissenswertes

Einschränkungen

• Mitgebrachtes Essen und Getränke sind nicht erlaubt.

• Haustiere können bei diesem Erlebnis nicht mitkommen.

• Das Rauchen an Bord ist strengstens untersagt.

• Ein Wiedereinstieg nach dem Verlassen des Schiffes ist nicht gestattet.

Barrierefreiheit

• Der Zugang zu Rollstühlen und Kinderwagen ist nicht auf allen Schiffen gewährleistet.

• Assistenztiere sind erlaubt.

Zusätzliche Informationen:

• Treffpunkt: Clarke Quay Jetty.

• Dine-in nur von 5pm bis 7pm möglich.

• Sie können dieses Ticket jederzeit innerhalb von 3 Monaten nach dem Kaufdatum nutzen.

• Das Boarding erfolgt nach Verfügbarkeit, es gibt keine festen Plätze.

• Marina Bay kann an ausgewählten Samstagen und am Nationalfeiertag von 17:30 bis 21:00 Uhr geschlossen sein.

• Bei schlechtem Wetter kann sich die Abfahrt verspäten oder verschieben.

• Singapur Flussfahrt: Die Route beginnt am Clarke Quay und führt über den Boat Quay, das Parliament House, die Raffles Landing Site, das Asian Civilisations Museum, das Fullerton Hotel, den Merlion Park, Marina Bay Sands, das ArtScience Museum und die Esplanade, bevor sie in einer Schleife zurück zum Clarke Quay führt.

The Cloud Forest and Flower Dome are central jewels of Singapore's Gardens by the Bay, renowned for their innovative design and incredible biodiversity. The Cloud Forest, a cool-moist conservatory, recreates the ethereal environment of tropical montane regions, typically found between 1,000 and 3,000 meters above sea level. Its centerpiece is a 35-meter-tall 'Cloud Mountain,' adorned with lush vegetation and featuring one of the world's tallest indoor waterfalls. Visitors can ascend the mountain via a lift and descend along skywalks, experiencing diverse plant zones like the Lost World, Cloud Walk, and Treetop Walk, which showcase epiphytes, orchids, ferns, and carnivorous plants. In contrast, the Flower Dome maintains a cool-dry Mediterranean climate, hosting an exquisite array of flowers, plants, and trees from semi-arid regions. It features seven distinct gardens, including the Baobabs and Bottle Trees, Succulent Garden, Australian Garden, South African Garden, South American Garden, Olive Grove, and a Californian Garden. The floral displays within the Flower Dome are regularly updated, offering fresh perspectives and seasonal themes throughout the year. Both conservatories are marvels of sustainable engineering, employing advanced technologies to manage their internal climates while educating visitors on plant conservation and environmental sustainability.

Booking your Gardens by the Bay Flower Dome and Cloud Forest tickets online offers several benefits, ensuring a smoother and more enjoyable visit. Pre-booking allows you to secure your entry, especially during peak seasons or holidays, avoiding the disappointment of sold-out tickets. You can often bypass long ticketing queues, saving valuable time to explore the attractions. Online platforms provide convenience, allowing you to compare various ticket options, including combo deals with other popular Singapore attractions or guided tours, often at a better value. This flexibility helps in planning your itinerary efficiently and ensuring a hassle-free experience upon arrival at these world-class conservatories.

Gardens by the Bay is a key project in Singapore's vision to transform into a 'City in a Garden.' The concept for the gardens was first unveiled in 2005 by then Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, aiming to enhance the quality of urban living by integrating nature into the city. An international design competition was held in 2006, attracting over 70 entries from 17 countries, with Wilkinson Eyre Architects and Grant Associates ultimately winning the design for Bay South Garden, where the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome are located. Construction commenced in 2007, with a strong emphasis on sustainable development and environmental conservation. The conservatories themselves are engineering marvels, designed to minimize their environmental footprint while providing optimal conditions for a vast array of plant species. The Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, along with the Supertree Grove, were officially opened to the public in June 2012, quickly becoming iconic landmarks and drawing millions of visitors annually, cementing Singapore's reputation as a global leader in urban greenery and sustainable development.

The Cloud Forest and Flower Dome generally operate from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM daily, with the last admission at 8:30 PM. It is advisable to allow sufficient time to explore both conservatories fully before closing. These hours are subject to change, especially during public holidays, maintenance days, or special events, so visitors should plan their visit accordingly. Specific maintenance dates are usually published in advance, during which one of the conservatories might be closed for a day or two for upkeep.

For the most comfortable and less crowded experience, consider visiting the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome early in the morning, shortly after opening, or in the late afternoon. Weekdays are generally quieter than weekends. While the conservatories are climate-controlled and pleasant at any time, visiting during these off-peak hours allows for a more tranquil exploration of the intricate displays and often better photo opportunities. Singapore's tropical climate means outdoor areas can be hot, but the cool interiors of the domes offer a welcome respite regardless of the time of day.

Inside the Cloud Forest, embark on a journey through a misty realm. Ascend the Cloud Mountain to discover various levels like The Lost World, home to ancient ferns and carnivorous plants, before strolling along the Cloud Walk and Treetop Walk for different perspectives of the lush vegetation and the grand waterfall. The Crystal Mountain and Secret Garden sections reveal unique geological formations and delicate botanical specimens. In the Flower Dome, wander through seven thematic gardens, each showcasing flora from different continents and climates. Admire the colossal Baobab trees and Bottle Trees, explore the Succulent Garden with its intriguing desert plants, and immerse yourself in vibrant seasonal flower fields that rotate throughout the year, featuring diverse collections from regions like the Mediterranean, Australia, and South America.

Wear comfortable walking shoes as you will be doing a fair amount of walking, especially within the vast conservatories. The Cloud Forest is cooler and misty, so a light jacket might be comfortable for some, while the Flower Dome has a cool-dry climate. Bring a camera to capture the stunning plant life and architectural beauty. Consider purchasing combo tickets that include access to both domes, and potentially other attractions, for better value. Hydration is key, so carry a water bottle. Restrooms and cafes are available within Gardens by the Bay. Keep an eye out for special exhibitions or seasonal floral displays in the Flower Dome, as these change regularly and offer new experiences.

To ensure an enjoyable and safe visit for all, visitors are requested to adhere to certain rules. Please refrain from littering, picking flowers, or damaging plants. Smoking is prohibited inside the conservatories. Outside food and drinks are generally not allowed, though water bottles are usually permitted. Photography is allowed for personal use, but flash photography may be restricted in certain areas. Guests should remain on designated paths and avoid climbing on structures or plants. Running and loud noises are discouraged to maintain a peaceful environment. Please be respectful of other visitors and the natural environment.

Gardens by the Bay's Cloud Forest and Flower Dome are absolutely worth visiting for their unique blend of nature, architecture, and sustainability. They offer an unparalleled opportunity to explore diverse botanical worlds under one roof, providing a refreshing escape from the urban landscape. From the awe-inspiring indoor waterfall of the Cloud Forest to the vibrant, ever-changing floral displays of the Flower Dome, these attractions promise a memorable experience. They are not just beautiful but also educational, highlighting the importance of plant conservation and sustainable practices, making them a significant attraction for all ages and interests.

Gardens by the Bay is conveniently accessible via Singapore's efficient public transport system. The nearest MRT station is Bayfront (CE1/DT16). From there, take Exit B and follow the underground linkway, then cross the Dragonfly Bridge or Meadow Bridge to reach the conservatories. Alternatively, from Tanjong Pagar MRT (EW15), you can take Bus 400. Walking from Marina Bay Sands is also an option, taking approximately 10-15 minutes across the connecting bridge. Taxis and ride-sharing services are also readily available to drop off directly at the main entrance.