Upon arrival, your English speaking guide and driver will be waiting for you outside the customs area with a sign bearing your name. They will then accompany you to your accommodation in a private vehicle.

Begin your tour at the famous Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-visit attraction for locals and tourists alike. This 150-year-old garden showcases a diverse collection of flora from around the world and is known for its informal English Landscape Movement style in an equatorial climate. Experience the beauty of native and exotic plants as you stroll through the tropical collections and admire the vibrant flowers and lush vegetation. Explore the Gardens Heritage Museum, where you can view artifacts, plant specimens, and rare botanical paintings. Don't miss the iconic Swan Lake, home to a large group of Nibong palms, and see the stunning Vanda Miss Joaquim, Singapore's national flower. Take a break for lunch at a local restaurant before heading to Gardens by the Bay, a world-renowned park that is a must-see for any visitor to Singapore. These gardens, which cost over one billion dollars to build, feature two climate-controlled conservatories: the Flower Dome and the Cloud Forest. The Flower Dome replicates the cool-dry climate of the Mediterranean and South Africa, while the Cloud Forest recreates a cool-moist climate found in Tropical Montane regions. Marvel at the 18 impressive Supertrees, towering vertical gardens up to 150 feet tall, which serve multiple functions such as collecting rainwater, generating solar power, and acting as vending ducts for the conservatory. After a day filled with botanical wonders, you will be taken back to your hotel.

Throughout its history, Singapore has been a melting pot of different ethnic groups. With a population of just over five million, the city-state is home to Chinese, Malays, Indians, Eurasians, and many others. This diverse populace is a reflection of Singapore's past as a crossroads for various cultures. To fully experience the rich heritage of these different communities, one can explore the different heritage enclaves in the city.

At Kampong Glam, visitors can admire the grandeur of the Sultan's Mosque with its iconic golden dome. They can also explore the vibrant food eateries and browse through traditional shops selling batiks, carpets, and exotic perfumes. One must not miss the opportunity to try Teh Halia, a popular ginger tea, in one of the local shops.

Next, a visit to Little India is a must to experience the bustling streets filled with aromatic spices, colorful flower-garland shops, and busy curry houses. Tekka Centre is also worth exploring, as it is a multi-use building where different ethnic communities come together. Visitors can witness the preparation of roti prata, a local favorite fried flatbread served with curry.

Chinatown is the final stop in this cultural journey, where old shop houses have been restored into enticing restaurants, tea-houses, and shops selling Oriental arts and crafts. Traditional Chinese medicinal herbs can also be found here.

After a day of immersing oneself in the diversity of Singapore, visitors will be transported back to their hotel.

Singapore is also known for its gastronomic scene, offering a range of dining options from Michelin-star awarded street food to elegant fine-dining venues. Tonight, guests will have the chance to discover this buzzing culinary scene firsthand. Reservations will be made in advance at the restaurant of their choice, and round-trip transportation in a private vehicle will be provided. Some top recommendations for fine dining in Singapore include Gardens by the Bay, Odette, JAAN, Iggy's, Alma by Juan Amador, Nouri, and Buona Terra.

Please note that the meal is not included and will need to be paid for on location. Reservations are confirmed at the time of booking and are subject to availability.

Upon arrival at the airport, you will be greeted by your English speaking guide and driver who will assist with your transfer. You will then board a private vehicle for your journey to your accommodations. During the ride, your guide will be available to answer any queries and provide further information.

Capella Ubud is a new and unique hotel in Bali that caters to the "modern explorer." It draws inspiration from 1800s tented camps and has a sophisticated yet relaxed vibe.

Guests can relax in their private plunge pools and enjoy the rainforest atmosphere. They can also arrange for spa treatments with the help of their personal assistants. Additionally, they can explore the Officer's Tent or borrow mountain bikes to discover the beautiful rice terraces surrounding the hotel. Complimentary transfers to Ubud are available for guests who want to explore the town further.

Ubud is the cultural hub of Bali and is famous for its traditional dances. At Chedi Club Tanah Gajah, a local dance troupe of boys and men performs the traditional Kecak dance. Guests can experience a mesmerizing 45-minute performance in the open-air amphitheater, accompanied by the chants of fifty to seventy men. Afterward, they can enjoy a Royal Balinese Dinner at the restaurant. In case of bad weather, the Kecak Dance is performed in the lobby garden, with guests comfortably seated in the lobby area.

Experience Bali's breathtaking scenery on a convertible VW Kuebelwagen (VW 181) tour, away from the usual tourist routes. Begin by driving through Desa, Munggu, and Kaba-Kaba to reach Tabanan City for a visit to the local market. Continue the adventure with a drive up Mount Batukaru, passing Rejasa and into Tambuwaras, where you'll explore a beautiful temple on the edge of the rainforest. Lunch at a local restaurant with stunning rice field views awaits in Jatiluwih, after passing Desa Tegallinggah. On the way back, travel along tranquil roads and visit a Balinese compound to meet a local family before returning to your hotel.

Your transfer to Jimbaran from Ubud will begin after breakfast. Along the way, you will make stops at key sites in eastern Bali. The first stop is the Goa Gajah, also known as the Elephant Cave, located near the Elephant River. Inside the cave, you will find relics and offerings, while outside there are ancient bathing pools set against green rice paddies and a garden. This cave is believed to have been built in the 9th century and has been used as a meditation center since the 11th century. Continuing on, you will visit the Kertagosa Palace, a Balinese heritage site that served as a court building during the Klungkung Kingdom period. Afterward, you will head south towards Jimbaran. It was once a small fishing village with a daily market but has transformed into a vibrant destination with world-class five-star beach resorts. The white sand beaches in Jimbaran are calm and safe for swimming, and the seafood restaurants on the beach are popular in the evenings, offering a perfect combination of delicious food and stunning sunsets.

Embark on an 85-foot-long catamaran and sail across the Badung strait to Nusa Lembongan. During the day-long cruise, partake in snorkeling, banana boat rides, village tours, and enjoy a buffet lunch with drinks. Experience amazing snorkeling and glass-bottom boat rides, and visit Bali Hai Beach Club to swim in a lagoon pool or Mushroom Bay's clear waters.

Four Seasons Jimbaran Bay offers a great location along Jimbaran Bay with breathtaking ocean views. It is situated in a secluded area, yet conveniently close to both the airport and nearby nightlife. Guests can enjoy the stunning 3-mile beach or unwind at the on-site beach club, which features an oceanfront infinity pool.

For those who prefer an active lifestyle, the resort provides kayaking and surfing lessons. Additionally, there is a beautiful yoga platform and top-notch fitness facilities available at the Four Seasons.

A professional driver and an English-speaking guide will privately transfer you from Jimbaran to Denpasar Airport. The travel duration is approximately 30 minutes.