20 places to spend your $100 tourism vouchers

Here's a completely new way to experience Singapore – from the sidecar of a vintage Vespa. Hop on and be zipped around one of four distinct districts including (Kampong Gelam, Joo Chiat and Tiong Bahru – your choice!), learn about its rich history, and hear personal anecdotes from your friendly Vespa driver. There'll be multiple pit stops at hidden gems and Instagrammable spots for you to snap photos too, and you can even bring your pet along for the ultimate bonding experience!

Price: $160
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Singapore has some amazing intertidal zones teeming with marine creatures just below the surface. While many of these zones are on accessible beaches, you can always get more out of the experience with a knowledgeable guide. On this tour, guides from The Untamed Paths will help you spot and identify marine inhabitants such as crustaceans, echinoderms and more. These tours start early – all the better to catch a gorgeous sunrise. 

Price: $100
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Modernisation has done us a world of good, but some traditional trades are losing their place in the Singapore of today. On this tour, get a glimpse of these disappearing trades which used to thrive in the 1960s to 1980s. You'll see how traditional Nanyang coffee is painstakingly roasted, go behind the scenes at a 'roti' factory, and hear from one of the masters of paper house making and learn its relation to Chinese culture. The tour comes with a sampler of local coffee and bread too. 

Price: $98
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Price: $89
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For something a little more thrilling, go for this creepy tour that's all about Singapore's spooky urban legends and WWII history. You'll get chauffered around in the comfort of a car, sure – but otherwise, you'll be poking around with candles and ghost detecting devices at cemeteries, a secluded hill that was once a WWII battlefield, as well as a Japanese laboratory that was the site of horrific massacres. This one's definitely not for the faint of heart.

Price: $105
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Have always wanted to staycay at the sophisticated Andaz Singapore? Maybe now's the time, with Klook offering the best price guarantee from $300, including a $100 F&B credit. Customers will also receive a $50 hotel rebate voucher with a minimum spend of $50 SingapoRediscovers Vouchers spent on hotels on Klook. 

Explore the vibrant districts of Kampong Gelam and Bugis and take in its rich heritage. The rooms are just as gorgeous, featuring locally-inspired designs in warm russet and mustard tones and wood-style tiling by architect Andre Fu, air-conditioned rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows that open up to views of the city. 

Price: From $300 exclusively on Klook

For hotels below $100, check out Hotel Soloha. The coolest kid on Keong Saik, the intimate 45-room boutique hotel evokes tropical modernism that fits perfectly into the charming street. Swing through the wooden panel doors of the white and blue facade, and you'll be greeted by witty and bold interiors and artisanal furnishings. The hotel provides a refreshing burst of colour that juxtaposes against the earthy tones of the surrounding neighbourhood. 

Price: From $92 on Trip.com

Have a tropical escape amidst lush greenery in minimalistic yet gorgeous rooms at Lloyd's Inn. The boutique-style hotel is located within walking distance to the Orchard shopping belt. Book a staycay via Klook at $187 a night and enjoy ten percent off a-la-carte menu at Artisan Boulangerie Co.

Price: From $187 exclusively on Klook

Here's another option below $100. Featuring a contemporary decor, Hotel G Singapore is a chic lifestyle hotel located within walking distance to the Bras Basah Bugis district. Feeling peckish? There are two terrific in-house dining options: Ginett Restaurant and Wine Bar, which features a large selection of cold cuts, cheese and daily specials along with a fine selection of wines, from $6 per glass and $30 per bottle. Craving Los Angeles fare? Tuck into burgers, milkshakes and more at 25 Degrees Burger and Liquor.

Price: From $93 on Changi Recommends

They say everywhere can be a playground – that's certainly the case for Airzone, the world's first indoor suspended net playground. Airzone welcomes both adults and the young ones, so it's perfect for a bonding session with the kids. Occupying the atrium space between different floors in City Square Mall, be prepared to explore the multiple play areas where you can dive into a ball pit, crawl through a maze, climb to the top and try out the slides or just hang out on the suspended nets. 

Price: From $20 per session 
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The 18,000 square-feet dedicated Nerf entertainment centre is one for you and your army of adrenaline junkies. Get your heart pumping at multiple indoor themed activity zones that test your agility and creativity through active play, teamwork and more. And if all that shooting and dodging flying pellets got you working up an appetite, refuel at the food and beverage areas. There are also retail stalls with exclusive Nerf merchandise for you to expand your arsenal.

Price: From $29 
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Need some adventure in your life? Singapore’s longest and steepest flying fox ride will send you soaring at breathtaking speeds across the 450m course. Best enjoyed as a family bonding activity. 

Price: From $18
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Mingle with the stars at renowned waxwork museum Madame Tussauds. Key themes at the attraction include World Leaders, History, Film, Sport, Music and TV; there's also an A-List Party section, where the figures of Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp and friends are placed. Aside from international superstars such as Jackie Chan an

Unique to the Singapore Museum is the indoor boat ride called Spirit of Singapore. Hop onto a sampan and catch glimpses of native plans, iconic attractions and glimpses of local culture, such as a re-enactment of a traditional Chinese opera and lion dance. 

Price: From $28
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