Wayfarer exclusive: the best of the Lion City from Sofitel Singapore Sentosa’s chief concierge
At the Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort and Spa, there’s a variety of activities to make your stay truly luxurious.
LeBar’s signature Afternoon Tea – A must-do for anyone who enjoys a sophisticated afternoon tea experience. Served at outdoor pavilion lounge LeBar at the heart of our resort, our three-tiered afternoon tea set features a selection of pastries and sandwiches, paired with free-flowing coffee or tea. To elevate your afternoon tea experience, sip on a Raffles Sentosa Sling, our sustainably concocted cocktail made from ingredients such as watermelon skin tincture using upcycled watermelon skins from our kitchen, and lemon leaves grown at the resort.
Sofitel Pool – You can relax by the 33-metre black pearlescent tiled infinity pool with beautiful views of the South China Sea.
Island tour experiences in a vintage Bentley – For the ultimate luxury guest experience, we are able to organise private island tours of Sentosa in a vintage Bentley.
Gardens by the Bay – Supertree Grove. The Garden Rhapsody light-and-sound show at night is spectacular, and the Cloud Forest Dome offers a cool respite with its impressive indoor waterfall and mist.
Singapore Sling at Raffles Hotel – For a taste of history, a trip to Raffles Hotel is a must. The Singapore Sling was invented here, and you can enjoy the drink in the historic Long Bar, surrounded by colonial architecture.
Chinatown Food Tour – Singapore’s Chinatown offers a unique mix of old-world charm and culinary delights. A food tour will give you the opportunity to sample everything, from traditional Hainanese chicken rice to dim sum and kaya toast.
Kampong Glam – This vibrant neighbourhood is rich with history, featuring the Sultan Mosque and colourful shophouses. It’s also home to plenty of trendy cafés and the famous Haji Lane, where you can explore boutique shops and street art.
Night Safari – For something truly unique, the Night Safari offers an exciting and educational experience. You can explore the park at night to see nocturnal animals in their natural habitat, either by foot or via the tram.
Peranakan Heritage Tour – Delve into Singapore’s history with the Peranakan culture by visiting the Peranakan Museum or even taking part in a hands-on cooking class. The Peranakan culture blends Malay and Chinese influences, and their vibrant clothing, jewellery and cuisine are fascinating.
Traditional Tea Ceremony – A private tea ceremony with a local tea master can offer insight into the cultural significance of tea in Chinese culture. You’ll learn about the various types of tea and the art of brewing it.
Baba-Nyonya Cooking Class – Peranakan or Nyonya cuisine is a fusion of Chinese and Malay cooking styles. Taking part in a cooking class allows you to learn how to make dishes like laksa, satay or the famous Nyonya kueh (traditional cakes).
Cultural Performances at Esplanade – The Esplanade is Singapore’s performing arts hub, and it hosts a wide range of cultural performances from classical music to traditional dance. You can even book a private experience if you want to enjoy it more intimately.
City Tour – A private tour to see the city with a tour guide, who will cater to your personal needs.
Chatterbox – Known for its Michelin-starred Hainanese Chicken Rice, Chatterbox is an institution in Singapore. A comforting dish that’s done right.
Lau Pa Sat – This famous hawker centre offers a fantastic selection of local dishes, especially satay. Enjoy the bustling atmosphere as you sit under the stars and sample a wide variety of affordable Singaporean street food.
The White Rabbit – For something more upscale, this is a beautiful dining experience set in a restored church. It combines European cuisine with an artistic flair, making it an ideal spot for a romantic dinner.
Tippling Club – If you’re into creative cocktails, Tippling Club is the place to be. The mixologists here create avant-garde drinks that often come with unexpected twists. The food pairing is also innovative and exciting.
Atlas Bar – An art deco-inspired bar that serves some of the best gin-based cocktails in Singapore. The atmosphere is upscale yet approachable, with an impressive collection of gins from around the world.
Wayfarer recommends flying to Singapore in Business Class on Singapore Airlines, which offers daily flights to city from over 130 destinations around the globe.
Singapore Airlines operates several aircraft types to Singapore, including the Boeing 777-300ER, the Airbus A350-900 and the Airbus A380-800.
On the B777 and A350, the signature Business Class seats offer two new seating positions, the Lazy Z, a cradling position that ensures your weight is centered and balanced when you’re sitting down, and the Sundeck, a lounging position that extends the base and foot of your seat so you can stretch and rest your legs on the ottoman.
On flights to Singapore, you can ‘Book the Cook’ and reserve your main course up to 24 hours before you fly, including creations by notable chefs from the carrier’s International Culinary Panel. You’ll dine in restaurant setting onboard with full table service, and wines to match the food and altitude.
There’s free WiFi available for Business, First and Suites customers and alongside fantastic food, hospitality and comfort, find thousands’ of hours entertainment on demand including new-release movies, TV shows, music, games and more.
Book your Singapore Airlines flights now at singaporeair.com