Singapore Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tours

Discover Singapore at your own pace with a hop-on hop-off bus tour, an easy way to explore the city’s most famous sights while travelling between its key sightseeing districts. Routes typically connect major attractions and areas such as Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, Orchard Road, Chinatown and Little India, giving you the freedom to get off, explore and rejoin the tour when you’re ready.

Compare Singapore hop-on hop-off bus tickets from leading sightseeing operators and find the option that best suits your visit. Choose from different routes, ticket durations and included extras, with options designed for everything from a quick city overview to more flexible sightseeing. Whether it’s your first time in Singapore or you want a convenient way to see more of the city, you can browse available tours and book your preferred ticket online.

How does the hop-on hop-off bus work in Singapore?

Your pass lets you use the included sightseeing routes and leave the bus whenever you want to explore an area. Once finished, return to a designated stop and continue on a later service while the ticket is still valid.

How much does a hop-on hop-off bus cost in Singapore?

Current adult prices start from about US$53 for a 1-day ticket and US$55 for a 2-day ticket. Packages that add a night tour, DUCKtour or other experiences cost more.

Where does the Singapore hop-on hop-off bus start and stop?

You can board at stops across the city, with Suntec City Tourist Hub serving as the main starting point. Other stops include Singapore Flyer, Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Orchard Road, Little India and Raffles Hotel.

What attractions can I see on a Singapore hop-on hop-off bus?

The network covers major sights such as Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Singapore Flyer, Orchard Road, Little India, Chinatown, Clarke Quay and the Botanic Gardens.

How long does the Singapore hop-on hop-off bus route take?

Allow roughly 1.5–2 hours for a full circuit, depending on the route and traffic. Journey times can increase during busy periods or when major events affect central roads.

How often do hop-on hop-off buses run in Singapore?

The Yellow Line currently runs about every 25–40 minutes, while the Red Line operates around every 25–35 minutes. Service intervals may change during road closures or major events.

How long are Singapore hop-on hop-off bus tickets valid for?

Current options include 1-day and 2-day passes. Multi-day tickets are used on consecutive days, beginning with the date selected when booking.

Do I need to book a Singapore hop-on hop-off bus in advance?

Advance booking is useful because you must select a travel date when purchasing online. It also gives you time to compare standard sightseeing tickets with packages that include evening tours or other attractions.

Can I use my Singapore hop-on hop-off ticket on different routes?

Yes. Standard Big Bus sightseeing tickets currently cover both the Yellow City Tour and Red Heritage Tour, so you can switch between the two networks at connecting points.

Are Singapore hop-on hop-off buses wheelchair accessible?

Some vehicles are fitted with wheelchair lifts, but accessible buses are not guaranteed on every departure. Big Bus advises contacting them at least 48 hours before travel so a suitable vehicle can be arranged.

Are children allowed on Singapore hop-on hop-off buses?

Yes. Child tickets currently apply to ages 3–12, while children aged 2 and under travel free. Passengers aged 15 and under must be accompanied by an adult.

Do Singapore sightseeing buses have audio guides?

Yes. Both main routes currently provide recorded commentary in 7 languages, giving passengers information about the districts and landmarks along the journey.

Can I take luggage on a Singapore hop-on hop-off bus?

These buses are designed for sightseeing rather than baggage transport, so travelling with a compact bag is easier than carrying large cases. Pushchairs must be folded and stored on the lower deck.

What happens if it rains?

Services usually continue during Singapore’s frequent rain showers, with covered seating available downstairs. Heavy storms or road restrictions can occasionally alter stops or route operation.

What time do Singapore hop-on hop-off buses start and finish?

The Yellow Line currently operates from about 9:30am to 5:20pm, while the Red Line runs from around 9:40am to 5:10pm. Buses passing later stops can continue beyond those departure times.