River Cruise Clarkequay Stand Singapore reviews

This is the only jetty you can take the river cruise from. The others are all closed; I tried the Merlion jetty but it was shuttered. That means it’s very crowded at this one. You don’t need to buy tickets in advance. It’s actually faster if you don’t and just get them at the booth. When you come up to the booth, the line for buying tickets is at t... see more

Lovely opportunity to cruise the river and bar area to see the sites and great the history of Singapore We did the night cruise over 40 mins at $26 each which was a very good rate. Boat was electric and peaceful, video and narrative running in the background providing information and details of the sites that you were saying throughout the journey ... see more

We just turned up on a Friday morning and were able to join the next tour. It was an enjoyable 40 minutes, seeing the old and new parts of the city, learning some history, and heading around the iconic Marina Bay as well. The tour boats are now electric, smooth and silent. It's fascinating to see how Singapore has evolved, in the 15 years since ou... see more

Absolutely fantastic evening cruise. Really great way to see abit of Singapore. The staff were all very friendly and the boat was clean and tidy. Highly recommend!

Excellent value for money. About a 40 minute cruise with outstanding commentary. You'll see THE sights of Singapore!

Not many options to do on the late evening in Singapore with teens. So this was suggested by our concierge. It was very nice, calm, beautiful, not too long and not too short, plus a bit educational too. Thoroughly enjoyable.

You can't miss to ride in the river at night to see Singapore's lights and buildings... It's a lovely ride! I had a great time with my wife though boats are small, they're covered and don't have great visibility.

Really good cruise. Gives a good view of the Bay and surrounding areas. Not over expensive either so definitely recommend this if you are in Singapore. Best done around the “golden hour” - 1830-1900 hours.