Singapore's public transportation is renowned for its convenience and user-friendliness worldwide. It offers various modes of transportation, including the subway, express streetcar, monorail, buses, trolleybuses, and cable cars. If you're looking for more exotic options, you can also enjoy rides on tourist boats or rickshaws.
As a general rule, public transportation operates from 05:30 to 00:00. On weekends and public holidays, their services start at 06:00. You can conveniently pay for your travels using the EZ-Link card, which offers savings of up to 15% on transportation costs. The card is priced at SGD 12.
For tourists, there's the Singapore Tourist Pass, available for SGD 10 per day of use. You can purchase this pass at subway and streetcar ticket offices, or from vending machines on buses and trolleybuses.
The subway is the primary mode of transportation for tourists in Singapore, offering access to every corner of the city, including Changi International Airport. The extensive city bus network covers all parts of Singapore, making it convenient for travel to remote areas within the country-city. Cable cars are a popular choice for tourists who want to enjoy breathtaking views of the city and harbor from above.
