Have you always wanted to have a short budget holiday in Singapore? If you have limited time and money, it can very difficult to plan a trip to Singapore and fully discover what the city has to offer.

In my new 55 page eBook How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500, I will show you how to have a perfect three day, two night budget vacation for two in Singapore.

I know just how HARD planning a budget holiday to Singapore can be.

You need to buy a guide book about Singapore, trawl through it, then identify what are the “must-visit” attractions are.

You need to find out what accommodation, food and transport options you have in Singapore and decide on the most appropriate ones.

You need to pack ALL sorts of stuff for your holiday. You need to consider special travel restrictions. You need to make sure you don’t flout any funny laws in Singapore. You also want to avoid scams and touts while on your holiday.

And perhaps most important of all, you want to have a relaxed and memorable holiday, where you maximize the time you spend in Singapore. You want to have covered all the major tourist attractions, bought some great souvenirs, and also have a great story to tell friends and family back home.

Now, try squeezing all that into a space of three days and within a budget of $500. It’s next to impossible! Especially if you’ve not been to Singapore before.

My name is Gary and I’m 36 years old. I’m a Singaporean and I’ve lived in Singapore all my life.

I know EVERY nook and cranny in Singapore.

I’ve stayed at the Ritz Carlton and Fullerton hotels and experienced their grandeur.

I’ve stayed at budget hotels like Hotel 81 and know their quality and prices.

I’ve taken the buses, MRT and taxis in Singapore all my life.

I’ve been to all those attractions you read about in guide books and then some.

I’ve seen the worries and thoughts written on the faces of my fellow Singaporeans. I know what makes them tick.

I know why local Singaporeans avoid the “touristy” Newton hawker centre and go to the Chinatown food centre instead.

I know there’s a hidden food center in the Singapore Botanic Gardens that is a hit with many locals.

I know the best place to buy cheap electronics like digital cameras and computer components.

I know where all those hidden flea markets like Bugis Street are located and how you can get all the souvenirs you want, without stepping into the expensive Orchard Road belt.

I’ve sat with the Orangutans in the Singapore Zoo for breakfast and peered at the fishes in the Underwater World in Sentosa.

I’ve admired Peranakan beadwork and embroidery in the Asian Civilisations Museum. I’ve appreciated Southeast Asian art in the halls of the Singapore Art Museum.

I know what taxi surcharges you DON’T want to pay for and how to avoid getting conned when dealing with “shady” retailers in Singapore.

What am I trying to get at here? That I know more about Singapore than you, my dear reader?

Well, actually – YES! That’s exactly what I am trying to get at! I know A LOT about Singapore and its every nook and cranny.

I want to be your “local guide”. I want to share with you what I know about Singapore so that …

You have a relaxed and memorable holiday.

You will maximize the three days and two nights you spend in Singapore.

You spend ONLY $500 for two people. And even have some extra cash to spare.
 

"Ok, I'm Curious. So What Special Secrets Can You Tell Me About Planning A Budget Holiday
To Singapore?"

In my eBook How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500 will show you how to have a perfect three day, two night holiday in Singapore.

You hardly have to research or plan anything, because I’ve done it all for you!

Here’s a portion of my Table of Contents in the eBook. Each section in the 55 pages is explained in painstaking detail, with over 31 full-color photos of Singapore.

I show you what preparatory activities you need to do before you leave home. Check those travel documents. Know what numbers to call in case you run into trouble in Singapore. Pack in all the necessities you will need when traveling.

Once you get to Singapore, I will show you exactly what you need to do. Step out of the plane, freshen up at the toilet and step past the immigration counters. Quickly flag an taxi so that you can get to the hotel and rest.

We then begin our tour proper. We have only three days, so we want to follow a good timetable and cover as many “must-visit” attractions as possible. I’ll show you how to do this. And I mean REALLY how to do it.

For example, I'll provide you with a detailed timetable showing you where to go and what time to do it. You can see a screenshot of this below.

I'll show you the best times to visit an attraction and any special discounts or deals it has.

I'll tell you which MRT stations to stop at.

I'll tell you which places to stop over and eat good and cheap food.

I'll also reveal the most logical route to take when visiting places of interest on Day 1, 2 and 3.

Most guidebooks give you a smattering of interesting attractions but don’t tell you how to get from one to the other. They don’t “guide” you through the detailed itinerary.

This guide is different. For example, it would not make sense to visit the Singapore Botanic Gardens (in central Singapore), head to the Night Safari (in the north), then go to the Jurong BirdPark (in the west). You’d be traveling too much and waste time criss-crossing the island!

I plan the routes for you so that you cover everything in a logical, efficient manner, e.g. cover west and central Singapore (Jurong BirdPark and the Botanic Gardens) on Day 1, then leave the Night Safari for Day 2.

Here’s a screenshot of a page telling you more about Little India and its interesting sights and sounds:

Here’s a picture of a page which teaches you some tips and tricks about accommodation and transportation in Singapore.

Here’s another screenshot of a page about Sim Lim Square (Singapore’s hottest electronics store), as well as information about the Asian Civilizations Museum.
 

“I Only Have Three Days In Singapore.
How Can I Best Spend My Time?”

Many readers who visit my website about Singapore ask this question.

And I mean many, many readers. Some of them are stopping over in Singapore during a business trip, others are using it as a base for exploring Southeast Asia.

My readers ask this question because it is supremely difficult to know what places to cover given their limited time in Singapore.

Well, problem solved. I’ll tell you exactly what places you should cover in a three-day stay in Singapore.

And it doesn’t even need to be exactly three days. If you’re staying two days or four days or five days, the eBook is still an invaluable resource to you. Just on the basis of the background information it provides you, along with sample itineraries which you can mix-and-match.

Read How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500 and you will:

A limited budget is usually the next thing visitors to Singapore are concerned about.

Make no mistake, Singapore is one of the most highly developed countries in Asia.

It is incredibly expensive to stay in Singapore and zip around having a holiday. A stay at a four-star hotel will cost you almost $300 per night. I am NOT KIDDING you. In my opinion, that is not value-for-money.

So most people who visit Singapore on a budget like to check into budget hotels. But budget hotels – as I’m sure you’ll know – are a dime a dozen in any city in the world.

Many of them are low quality shops hastily put up by owners who want to cash in on tourists’ money. They may boast super cheap room rates of under $50, but are located in sleazy areas like Geylang. You will NOT want to stay in these hotels.

So what do you do? The best thing is to discover some “hidden gems” in the budget hotel world. These places provide high-quality rooms with full-range services and facilities. Yet they charge a very reasonable rate per night.

I’ve located one such hotel which is largely unknown to tourists but has been rated again and again by my overseas friends as one of the best value hotels in Singapore.

And it’s not just about accommodation!

There are things like food, shopping, transportation and charges for entering attractions – these all add up to your costs.

Again, your problems are solved. I will show you where to eat cheap but good food. There are many places in Singapore which overcharge tourists who want to taste authentic local food. Newton Hawker Centre is known to be one such place (yes, avoid it!). In my sample itinerary, in between visiting attractions, I’ll tell you where you should go to get authentic local food at cheap prices.

The same thing applies to transportation. You often get unscrupulous taxi drivers who overcharge you, or try to get around the system to squeeze more tourist dollars from you. DO NOT BE A VICTIM. I will show you how.

Attractions charge pretty high prices for entry. BUT there’s a bright side – some places (e.g. the Singapore Flyer) give very solid discounts for tourists. You DEFINITELY want to know about these. Again, I will reveal them to you in my eBook.

So if you want to save money in Singapore and limit your expenditure to $500 for a three day, two night stay, then read my eBook and listen to what I have to say.

If you think about it, $500 is an AMAZING DEAL because it includes accommodation, food, transportation, entry charges to attractions. I’ve even set aside some allowance for “emergency cash” and shopping expenses.

Read How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500 and you will:

Singapore is one of the most modern cities in the world – BUT you should not take it for granted that everything will be smooth during your trip.

What you need is some solid preparation. We’re talking about packing the correct travel documents, the correct toiletries, medicines and other necessities.

You should also know about what items you can bring into Singapore and what you can’t.

You have to be familiar with some very strict laws in Singapore which you NEVER want to flout (e.g. bringing drugs into Singapore carries the death penalty)

Read How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500 and you will:

This is a very common question posed by readers on my website. Imagine that you’ve just flown halfway across the world and landed in Singapore.

You will be supremely tired and edgy.

The last thing you want to do is to deal with problems at the immigration counter. Or worse, deal with things like lost luggage or travel documents.

You also do not want taxi drivers who tout and overcharge you. Or spend hours going around Singapore and fail to reach your hotel.

In How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500, you’ll see how to get to your hotel room as fast as you can. Here’s what you’ll learn:

One of Singapore’s strengths is its efficient transport system. From the public bus, to the MRT and taxis, you can easily get from one part of the island to another. Most cab rides should take you only 30 minutes at most.

You should be careful, however. There are some details you need to take note of, e.g. taxi surcharges that kick in after midnight, certain bus routes that don’t run at night, the times that the MRT system closes down.

Read How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500 to find out:

Singapore has a LOT of attractions and places of interest to offer the average visitor. It can be overwhelming to the new visitor who may not know where to begin their tour of Singapore.

What I do in my eBook How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500 is to provide you with a detailed itinerary that you can follow to the letter. You will then know exactly where to go, where to eat and at what time you should be at any particular attraction.

This obviously saves you a lot of time and hassle trying to figure out where to go next.

Here’s what you will learn:

Well, I knew you’d ask about food. Singapore is a food lover’s paradise – but trying to find authentic local food is next to impossible if you don’t know a local Singaporean.

There are many tourist grade joints in Singapore, such as Newton Circus and Lau Pa Sat. However, these usually don’t serve real, authentic Singapore food.

In my eBook, I’ll show you:

"Where Can I Find The Best
Shopping Bargains In Singapore?”
 

Shopping is a national pastime in Singapore. For the tourist, there is a huge variety of goods to buy back home – the most popular being textiles, artwork and electronics.

The problem with shopping in Singapore is that you may not know which shops are overcharging you and which are offering good deals.

Well, problem solved! In my eBook, I identify all the best places (like flea markets) where you can get value-for-money deals for all sorts of goods.

For example, Bugis Street or Arab Street are great for being textiles or clothes, while Sim Lim Square and Funan Centre are known to be fabulous for buying electronics and computer parts.

By reading How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500, you will:

One of the most traumatic experiences you can have while on a holiday is to lose all your money or luggage. Getting stuck in a foreign land with no cash or clothes is NOT a good situation to be in.

I’ve seen too many of these things happen to my friends – as a result, I’ve compiled a set of emergency numbers and information that will come in very handy in case of emergencies.

In my eBook How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500, you will learn all the emergency numbers and information you need in case any mishaps occur.

You will find out the numbers for dialing the police, fire engines, taxis, buses, the subway, flight numbers, embassies and much more.

You will discover exactly who to call in case of emergencies. Whether it is a medical, financial or other emergency, I have all the correct numbers to call clearly spelt out for you in a simple pull-out guide.

I know many visitors to Singapore want to have multiple itineraries suggested for them. Sometimes what is suitable for one may not be suitable for another.

I hear you loud and clear.

So I’ve thrown in even more itineraries for your reference – three more itineraries, to be exact.

With these multiple itineraries:

If it’s your first time in Southeast Asia, then no doubt you’d want to explore not just Singapore, but the surrounding countries as well. Some popular places include Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia and Bangkok in Thailand.

In my eBook How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500, I’ll show you some time-tested day trips that you can make in Southeast Asia, using Singapore as a base.

You will be able to:

Trust me, those Frommer’s and Lonely Planet guide books, online websites and forums do not provide the right kind of information for a budget holiday to Singapore.

I’ve checked them before – they give information all right, but generic information. LOTS of generic information.

They don’t have specific instructions on how to navigate your way around Singapore.

They don’t know about hidden gems like hawker centers the locals like to visit. Or special deals or discounts you can get when visiting some attractions.

Very few of these guide books and online resources deliver a detailed itinerary, specifying exactly what to do hour to hour. Where to eat. What to see next and how to get there quickly and efficiently.

Even fewer of them tell teach you to stay within a strict budget of $500.

Why is this so? Because many of these guides are not written by Singaporeans!

They are also forced by the publishing houses to “conform” to specific types of content, so they can’t reveal to you all the secrets of Singapore. 
 

Simply The Most Detailed Resource On
Planning A Budget Vacation To Singapore!

If you’ve always wanted to visit Singapore for a few days and on a budget, then How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500 is the BEST resource you are going to get on the topic.

Don’t waste time trawling the Internet and printing out pages after pages of generic information. Read my eBook which already has all the research done for you.

And here's what some of my satisfied customers have to say about How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500:
 

Remember, How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500 is perfect for you because:

If you scour the Internet to find related information about visiting Singapore on a budget, it most certainly will cost you a lot of time. And you may not even find what you’re looking for.

This eBook is the cumulative result of all my years of living in Singapore. I will fill you in on everything you possibly need to about maximizing your tourist time in Singapore. There is simply NO other resource like it out there. The most important tips and tricks about Singapore’s accommodation, transportation, attractions, food, shopping and associated vacation itineraries – all carefully explained in plain English. So that you can read it easily and benefit from it immediately. 

For a limited time only, I am offering How To Spend 3 Days In Singapore For Under $500 at a price of $37.97. This is an incredible price for gaining all that knowledge about Singapore. 

This is an electronic book (eBook) that can be downloaded to your computer in a flash (both PC and Mac). Which means you can be reading it and discovering all my tips a budget Singapore vacation in as little as 5 minutes from now.

I know you’d love to learn more about building computers – you simply can’t wait to get your hands on more of this stuff.

That’s why I’ve decided to give you more … much more.

If you order now, I’ll throw in the following eBooks as FREE bonus gifts to you:

That’s a total value of $30 in FREE bonus gifts – it simply cannot get better than this.

Well, I know you’ll want to see some sample content from the eBook, so I’ve created special excerpts which you can access here:
 

I think you’ll agree you have an incredible deal on your hands. Purchase the eBook for $37.97 and learn how to spend 3 days and 2 nights in Singapore for under $500. Utilizing the unique tips and tricks I’ve spelt out for you. Plus, you will get three bonus gifts worth a total value of $30. 
 

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The best reading experience is achieved by printing it. That way, you can also make notes/remarks while reading.

Wishing you much success,
Gary Hendricks


 

PS: If you want to make the most of your 3 day stay in Singapore for under $500, do your self a favor and but this eBook. It will save you a lot of time and money and make your holiday here in Singapore so much more memorable and fun!

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