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A Packing Guide for Your First Trip to Singapore

What to Bring for Escapades in the Lion City 

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If you are finally ticking Singapore off your travel bucket list, then prepare for an unforgettable time, and it’s a pretty safe bet to say, chances are, this won’t be your last time here! To help you make the most of your first visit, here’s a simple, fuss-free packing guide so you can arrive ready for all that’s in store.

Clothing
To handle the tropical climate, light and breathable clothes are ideal and can include cotton shirts, linen trousers, or breezy dresses. If you are visiting religious sites, modest attire is a must, and a scarf or shawl will come in handy. Pack something classy for fine dining or a night out, and of course, swimwear for that iconic infinity pool selfie at an apartment hotel in Singapore or a Sentosa beach day.

Footwear
Pack comfy sneakers or sandals since ideal aparthotels in the heart of the CBD, like Dao by Dorsett AMTD Singapore, are perfect for exploring the city on foot and the MRT. Flip-flops are great for the beach and easy to stash in your bag for trips to the shore. For a fancy evening out, pack a pair of dressy shoes to go with your evening outfit… you will thank yourself later when the photos look on point!

Sun Protection
The Singapore sun can be intense, so high SPF sunscreen (at least SPF 30) is a must; remember to reapply it regularly and ensure it’s a reef-safe product if you are heading to the ocean. Polarised sunglasses will keep the glare at bay, while a wide-brimmed hat or cap offers extra shade. Throw in lip balm and moisturiser for after-sun care so your skin enjoys some TLC throughout your holiday.

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Other Essentials
Don’t forget the chargers for your digital devices, a universal adapter, and a power bank, since you may be out and about for quite a while. A reusable water bottle is perfect for staying hydrated, and a pocket umbrella will be useful during quick tropical showers. Bring your prescription meds, hand sanitiser, wet wipes, plus an eco-friendly tote bag for those unique treasures you will find at local markets!

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