Bangkok 28-Day Trip Itinerary

Arrive in Bangkok

Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), clear immigration, and transfer to your budget-friendly hotel.

Take time to settle in, refresh, and allow your family to acclimate to the new environment.

Pre-booking an airport taxi or private transfer is recommended for convenience with young children and luggage. Ensure car seats are available if needed.

Chao Phraya Riverside Stroll

Enjoy a leisurely walk along the Chao Phraya River, soaking in the views of passing boats and illuminated temples.

It's a gentle introduction to Bangkok's atmosphere.

Choose a less crowded section of the riverfront, perhaps near your hotel, or consider a short ride on a public ferry for a unique perspective.

Dinner at Local Eatery

Enjoy your first authentic Thai dinner at a family-friendly local restaurant.

Focus on mild dishes or familiar options like Pad Thai or fried rice to ease into the cuisine.

Many restaurants can adjust spice levels for children. Look for places with high chairs and a relaxed atmosphere. Try 'The Island Restaurant Thai food & Vegetarian And Bar' (Phra Nakhon) if nearby.

Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaeo

Visit the magnificent Grand Palace and the revered Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaeo).

Arrive early to beat the heat and crowds, which is crucial with young children.

Dress code: shoulders and knees must be covered. Strollers might be challenging; consider a baby carrier for the infant. Keep an eye on your 4-year-old in crowds.

Wat Pho (Reclining Buddha)

Just a short walk from the Grand Palace, marvel at the colossal Reclining Buddha statue and explore the beautiful temple grounds of Wat Pho, Thailand's earliest center for public education.

Easily walkable from the Grand Palace. Stay hydrated and find shaded spots to rest. Great for a quick but impressive cultural stop.

Riverside Lunch

Enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the many local eateries near Tha Tien Pier, offering views of the river and Wat Arun.

Look for places with outdoor seating and cooling fans. 'Supanniga Eating Room' (Tha Tien branch) is highly rated for traditional Thai food with a view, but check if it suits your budget and family style.

Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn)

Take a short ferry ride across the Chao Phraya River to visit the iconic Wat Arun, known for its intricate porcelain decorations.

The central prang (tower) is particularly stunning.

The ferry ride itself is a fun experience for kids. There are some steep steps; supervise the 4-year-old carefully. Enjoy the riverside breeze.

Morning at Lumphini Park

Enjoy a relaxing morning at Lumphini Park, Bangkok's green lung.

The park offers wide open spaces, playgrounds for children, and paddleboat rentals on the lake (if age appropriate). Keep an eye out for monitor lizards!

Great for kids to run around and burn off energy. Pack water and snacks. Consider visiting in the early morning for cooler temperatures.

Jim Thompson House Museum

Explore the beautiful traditional Thai house and art collection of American entrepreneur Jim Thompson.

Guided tours are mandatory and provide fascinating insights into Thai architecture and silk history.

While historically rich, young children might find the guided tour less engaging. It's a quieter activity, so consider if your 4-year-old can manage. Baby carriers are good for the infant.

Lunch near Siam Square

Have lunch at one of the many family-friendly restaurants or food courts in the Siam Square area, offering a wide range of local and international cuisines.

The air-conditioned malls (Siam Paragon, MBK Center) offer excellent food courts with diverse options and comfortable seating for families.

Siam Shopping & Kids Zone

Explore the vibrant shopping district around Siam Square.

Many malls like Siam Paragon have excellent dedicated kids' zones, toy stores, and even aquariums (Siam Ocean World, though with an entry fee) to keep the little ones entertained and escape the heat.

A good opportunity for some light shopping, air-conditioned comfort, and specific child-focused entertainment.

Chatuchak Weekend Market

Immerse yourselves in the bustling atmosphere of Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of the world's largest.

Explore sections with crafts, clothing, and street food. This market can be overwhelming, so focus on a specific area.

This market is HUGE and can be very crowded and hot. Go early! Consider a baby carrier for the infant, and keep the 4-year-old close. Focus on an area (e.g., crafts, food) rather than trying to see it all. This market is only open on Saturdays and Sundays. If your date falls on a weekday, consider Khlong Toei Market (local fresh market) instead.

Market Street Food Lunch

Savor a delicious and budget-friendly lunch at the Chatuchak Market's food stalls.

You'll find a huge variety of Thai dishes, fresh fruits, and refreshing drinks.

Try mango sticky rice, coconut ice cream, or grilled skewers. Be mindful of hygiene with children; choose popular stalls with high turnover.

Wat Saket (The Golden Mount)

Climb the 300 gentle steps to the top of the Golden Mount at Wat Saket for panoramic views of Bangkok's Old City.

It's a nice workout with a rewarding view.

The climb is manageable for a 4-year-old, with plenty of rest stops. The views are a great photo opportunity. It's usually less crowded than the Grand Palace.

Wat Suthat & Giant Swing

Visit Wat Suthat, one of Bangkok's oldest and most impressive temples, known for its elegant architecture and beautiful murals.

Outside, see the iconic Giant Swing (Sao Ching Cha).

A quieter temple experience, offering a glimpse into local Buddhist practices. The Giant Swing is an interesting landmark to see from the outside.

Lunch near Samranrat

Enjoy a final Bangkok lunch in the area around Samranrat Intersection, known for its authentic Thai street food and local eateries.

Seek out local noodle shops or restaurants offering dishes like Khao Man Gai (chicken rice) or various curries.

Return to Hotel, Pack & Rest

Head back to your hotel to finish packing, allow the children some rest or playtime, and prepare for your overnight train journey to Chiang Mai.

Ensure all essentials for the overnight train are easily accessible. A light dinner might be a good idea before heading to the train station.

Depart for Chiang Mai by Night Train

Transfer to Bangkok's Hua Lamphong or Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal (depending on your specific train) for your overnight sleeper train to Chiang Mai.

Settle into your berths for a unique and memorable journey north.

Book 1st or 2nd class sleeper berths in advance for comfort and privacy, especially with children. Bring snacks, entertainment for the kids, and essentials for an overnight stay. Dinner can be purchased on the train or brought with you.

Arrive & Check-in

Arrive in Chiang Mai after your overnight train journey from Bangkok.

Transfer to your accommodation and check-in. Allow time for the family to settle in and refresh.

Relax & Local Lunch

Unpack, relax, and have a casual lunch at a local eatery near your hotel.

Enjoy some fresh fruits and light Thai dishes.

Wat Phra Singh Visit

Explore Wat Phra Singh, one of Chiang Mai's most revered temples in the Old City.

Admire the stunning Lanna architecture and peaceful grounds. Keep an eye on little ones.

Dress respectfully (knees and shoulders covered). It's a great spot for gentle exploration with kids.

Dinner in Old City

Enjoy a family-friendly dinner at a restaurant within the Old City, offering various Thai dishes suitable for all palates.

Elephant Nature Park Visit

Spend a full day at the renowned Elephant Nature Park, an ethical rescue and rehabilitation center.

Observe elephants in their natural environment, learn about their stories, and participate in feeding (no riding).

Book well in advance as spots fill quickly. Wear comfortable clothes, a hat, and bring sunscreen, bug spray, and a change of clothes if you participate in bathing (check program specifics). Lunch is usually included.

Riverside Dinner

Enjoy a relaxed dinner at a restaurant along the Ping River, offering a pleasant ambiance after a day with elephants.

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep

Visit the iconic Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, perched high in the mountains.

Take in the stunning golden chedi and panoramic views of Chiang Mai. Ride the funicular (or climb the Naga steps) with the kids.

Consider taking a songthaew up the mountain. Funicular ride is optional. Dress code applies.

Lunch on Doi Suthep

Enjoy lunch at one of the local stalls or small restaurants near the temple, offering simple Thai dishes with mountain views.

Royal Flora Ratchaphruek

Explore the beautiful Royal Flora Ratchaphruek, a large botanical garden with stunning flower displays, themed gardens, and spacious grounds perfect for a family stroll.

Kids will enjoy the open spaces.

Rent golf carts for easier navigation with young children. Plenty of shade and benches available.

Hotel Pool & Dinner

Return to the hotel for a refreshing swim in the children's pool and then enjoy dinner at the hotel restaurant or nearby.

Warorot Market Exploration

Immerse yourselves in the vibrant atmosphere of Warorot Market (Kad Luang), a large local market selling everything from fresh produce and snacks to clothing and flowers.

It's a sensory experience for the whole family.

Try some local snacks and tropical fruits. Keep a close watch on children as it can be busy. This is an authentic local market experience.

Market Lunch

Grab a casual and inexpensive lunch at one of the many food stalls within or around Warorot Market, offering various local delights.

Baan Kang Wat Artist Village

Visit Baan Kang Wat, a charming and peaceful artist village with unique craft shops, art studios, small cafes, and a relaxed atmosphere.

It's lovely for a stroll and to pick up handmade souvenirs.

The village is stroller-friendly in most parts and offers shaded areas.

Dinner in Nimmanhaemin

Head to the trendy Nimmanhaemin area for dinner.

This area has many modern cafes and restaurants, offering a mix of Thai and international cuisine.

Chiang Mai Zoo & Aquarium

Spend the morning at the Chiang Mai Zoo, home to a wide variety of animals, including pandas, koalas, and penguins.

The zoo is quite large, so consider using the tram. There's also an aquarium.

Wear comfortable shoes. Bring water and snacks. It's a fun and educational outing for children.

Lunch near Zoo

Have lunch at one of the eateries located near the Chiang Mai Zoo before heading back towards the city center.

Hotel Pool Relaxation

Return to the hotel for some relaxing time by the pool, letting the kids splash around and unwind after a busy morning.

Family Cooking Experience

Participate in a family-friendly introductory Thai cooking class, learning to prepare a few simple, delicious dishes.

Many schools offer shorter, child-inclusive sessions. Enjoy your creations for dinner.

Book in advance. Inform them about the children's ages for appropriate activities.

Wat Chedi Luang Visit

Explore the impressive ruins of this ancient Lanna-style temple in the heart of Chiang Mai's Old City.

Its massive chedi (stupa) once housed the Emerald Buddha.

Dress respectfully (knees and shoulders covered). The grounds are spacious enough for children to wander. Consider a stroller for the infant.

Casual Thai Lunch

Enjoy a budget-friendly lunch at a local restaurant or street food stall near Wat Chedi Luang, offering traditional Northern Thai dishes.

Look for places with outdoor seating or fans for comfort. Many places offer milder options suitable for children.

Chiang Mai Gate Evening Market

Experience the bustling Chiang Mai Gate market, popular for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse street food.

A great spot for an early evening stroll and dinner.

Saturdays can be very busy. Go early to avoid peak crowds, especially with young children. Plenty of delicious and affordable food options.

Wat Phra That Doi Suthep

Visit the iconic Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, a glittering golden temple perched atop a mountain, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Chiang Mai.

An early start avoids crowds.

Hire a songthaew (red truck taxi) for the uphill journey. There are 300+ steps to the temple, but a funicular is available. Dress respectfully. Children will enjoy the views and temple bells.

Lunch on Doi Suthep

Enjoy lunch at one of the local eateries near the Doi Suthep temple complex or on the way back down the mountain, offering simple Thai meals.

A good opportunity to refuel before heading back to the city. Options are usually casual.

Hotel Pool Relaxation

Return to your accommodation for some well-deserved rest and fun at the hotel pool.

Perfect for cooling off and allowing the children to play and unwind.

Essential downtime, especially in April's heat. Bring swimsuits, sunscreen, and pool toys.

Songkran Festival Begins

Today marks the start of the Songkran (Thai New Year) water festival.

Chiang Mai is famous for its lively celebrations. With young children, consider engaging in the festivities gently or observing from a distance.

Be prepared to get wet! Protect electronics with waterproof bags. Many shops and restaurants may have limited hours or be closed. For families, consider participating in a controlled environment like your hotel pool, or avoiding the main crowded areas. Ensure children are comfortable and safe.

Morning Temple Visit (Quiet)

Start the day with a visit to a quieter temple like Wat Phan Tao, known for its beautiful wooden chapel, before the main Songkran festivities fully kick off.

This offers a peaceful cultural experience before the water fun. Remember to dress respectfully.

Family Water Play at Hotel

Enjoy the Songkran spirit in a controlled and safe environment by having water fun at your hotel's pool or designated play area.

This allows the children to participate without being overwhelmed.

A great way for the family to cool off and celebrate safely. Ensure adequate supervision for the little ones.

Relaxed Dinner

Have a relaxed dinner at your hotel or a known restaurant that is open and less affected by the Songkran crowds.

Confirm opening hours in advance. Many places will close early or for the holiday.

Chiang Mai Zoo & Aquarium

Spend the morning at the Chiang Mai Zoo, home to a wide array of animals and an impressive aquarium.

It offers a family-friendly activity that can be enjoyed regardless of the Songkran festivities outside.

A good option for Songkran as it's a contained environment. Wear light clothing, bring water, and a stroller for the infant. The aquarium is a great escape from the heat.

Lunch at the Zoo

Enjoy a convenient lunch at one of the food stalls or restaurants located within the Chiang Mai Zoo complex.

Offers quick and easy options for the family.

Afternoon Rest & Play

Return to your apartment for an afternoon of rest, indoor play, or quiet time, allowing the children to nap and recharge after a busy morning.

Important for maintaining energy levels for the little ones.

Relaxed Morning & Breakfast

Enjoy a relaxed last morning in Chiang Mai.

Have breakfast at your accommodation or a quiet local cafe as the city slowly recovers from Songkran.

Check for open cafes or make breakfast at your apartment. The main water festivities should be winding down.

Packing & Check-out Preparation

Use the late morning to finalize packing, gather all belongings, and prepare for check-out from your accommodation.

Ensure you have everything ready for your long journey south. Double-check for forgotten items.

Last Chiang Mai Lunch

Have a final lunch in Chiang Mai before heading to the train station.

Choose a convenient spot close to your accommodation or on the way to the station.

Opt for something quick and easy before boarding your overnight train.

Travel to Chiang Mai Train Station

Transfer from your accommodation to Chiang Mai Train Station to catch your overnight sleeper train to Bangkok, the first leg of your journey to the Southern Thai Islands.

Settle into Resort

Arrive at your chosen resort on Koh Ngai, check into your family bungalow/cottage, and unpack.

Take some time to get comfortable and familiarize yourselves with the resort amenities.

Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and the sound of the waves. Let the kids explore your new island home.

Lunch at Resort Restaurant

Enjoy your first island lunch at your resort's beachfront restaurant, savoring fresh Thai flavors with a view of the Andaman Sea.

Many resorts offer kid-friendly options and can prepare simpler dishes.

Gentle Beach Play & Swim

Spend the afternoon relaxing on the soft sands, building sandcastles, and enjoying a gentle swim in the shallow, clear waters right in front of your resort.

Remember sunscreen, hats, and plenty of water for everyone. The water is calm and perfect for young children.

Sunset Beach Stroll

Take a leisurely walk along the beach as the sun begins to set, enjoying the beautiful colors over the horizon.

A magical time to be on the beach, with cooler temperatures.

Dinner at Local Eatery

Explore a nearby local restaurant or a different resort's dining area for dinner, trying various Thai specialties.

Ask locals for their recommendations for fresh seafood and authentic dishes.

Morning Beach & Snorkel Fun

Enjoy more beach time.

For adults and the older child, explore the shallow waters just off the beach for some shore snorkeling. The infant can play in the sand or splash in the shallows.

Many resorts offer snorkel gear for rent. Look for calm spots with rocky areas or small coral patches for marine life.

Relaxed Lunch

Head back to the resort or a nearby beach shack for a casual lunch, cooling off from the morning sun.

Try some refreshing fruit shakes!

Family Nap & Quiet Time

Utilize the afternoon for a family nap or quiet play in the shade of your bungalow, avoiding the hottest part of the day.

Crucial for keeping the little ones (and parents!) well-rested on a tropical holiday.

Gentle Nature Walk

Take a short, easy walk behind your resort or along a less crowded part of the beach, looking for interesting plants, shells, or maybe even a monitor lizard.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring insect repellent. Keep the little ones close.

Dinner with a View

Enjoy dinner at your resort, perhaps trying a different dish from the menu.

Afterwards, enjoy some quality family time.

The resort restaurant is convenient and often offers a relaxed atmosphere.

Half-Day Island Tour

Embark on a private or small-group longtail boat trip to nearby snorkeling spots and small islands, perfect for family-friendly exploration.

Options include Koh Ma, Koh Chueak, or the Emerald Cave on Koh Mook (careful with the infant if entering the cave).

Arrange with your resort or a local boatman. Bring snacks, water, towels, and life jackets for the children. Confirm life jacket sizes in advance. The boatman can provide shade.

Picnic Lunch on Beach

Enjoy a packed lunch prepared by your resort or picked up from a local shop, on one of the pristine beaches visited during your boat trip.

A simple and memorable meal amidst stunning scenery. Remember to pack out all your trash.

Post-Tour Relaxation

Return to your resort and unwind after your boat adventure.

Relax in your bungalow or enjoy some quiet time by the beach/pool.

Perfect time for a cool drink and a quick nap for the little ones.

Fresh Seafood Dinner

Indulge in a delicious fresh seafood dinner, grilled to perfection, at one of the island's many beachfront restaurants.

Many places display their catch of the day for you to choose from.

Lazy Morning & Beach Play

Enjoy a relaxed start to the day.

Have a leisurely breakfast, then spend time on the beach for swimming, playing in the sand, or simply enjoying the tranquil views.

This is your chance to fully unwind and let the kids dictate the pace.

Casual Beach Lunch

Grab a casual lunch at one of the other resort restaurants along the beach, enjoying the variety of island cuisine.

Many resorts welcome outside guests for meals.

Afternoon Unwind & Stories

Relax in the shade of your bungalow or a hammock.

This is a great time for reading, telling stories to the kids, or simply enjoying the peace of the island.

Cherish the slow pace of island life.

Family Games on the Sand

As the afternoon cools, engage in some simple family games on the beach – frisbee, beach ball, or more sandcastle building.

A fun way to bond before dinner.

Farewell Island Dinner

Enjoy a special last dinner on Koh Ngai, reflecting on your beautiful island memories.

Perhaps choose a restaurant with candles on the beach for an atmospheric end to your island stay.

A perfect way to soak in the final evening of your island paradise.

Final Morning Swim & Play

Make the most of your last morning on Koh Ngai with a final swim in the sea and some playful time on the beach.

Collect some last shells or build one more sandcastle.

Casual Lunch at Resort

Enjoy a relaxed final lunch at your resort, keeping it simple as you prepare for departure tomorrow.

Easy and convenient for your last meal on the island.

Afternoon Packing & Rest

Spend the afternoon packing your belongings and enjoying some quiet time in your bungalow.

Ensure everything is ready for your journey off the island tomorrow.

Confirm your departure boat/ferry times with the resort for tomorrow's travel.

Gentle Evening Stroll

Take one last peaceful walk along the beach or around the resort grounds, soaking in the island atmosphere.

Enjoy the serenity before transitioning to the next part of your adventure.

Simple Dinner & Early Night

Have a light and early dinner, followed by an early night to ensure everyone is well-rested for the travel day ahead.

Prioritize rest for the journey to Kuala Lumpur.

Beach Time & Swimming

Enjoy a final leisurely morning on the beautiful beach of Koh Ngai.

Swim in the calm, clear waters and build sandcastles with the children.

The calm waters are perfect for young children. Don't forget sunscreen and hats.

Island Lunch

Savor a delicious Thai lunch at your resort's restaurant or a nearby local eatery, enjoying the sea breeze.

Many restaurants offer fresh seafood and familiar Thai dishes suitable for children.

Relax at Cottage

Spend a relaxed afternoon at your cottage, perhaps napping or playing quietly, preparing for the long travel day tomorrow.

Farewell Dinner

Enjoy a final dinner by the sea, reflecting on your tranquil island stay.

Transfer to Trang Mainland

Early breakfast and transfer by longtail boat or ferry from Koh Ngai to Pak Meng Pier or Kuan Tung Ku Pier in Trang.

Followed by a minivan/taxi transfer to Trang Bus/Train Station.

Pre-book your transfers with your resort or a local agent. Ensure enough time for connections, especially with young children.

Bus/Train to Hat Yai

Travel from Trang to Hat Yai by local bus or train.

Hat Yai is a major hub in Southern Thailand and a gateway for crossing into Malaysia.

Tickets can be purchased at the station. Buses are generally more frequent. Pack snacks and drinks for the journey.

Bus to Kuala Lumpur

Embark on a long-distance bus from Hat Yai, Thailand, across the border to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

This includes border crossing procedures.

Choose a reputable bus company with comfortable seats. Keep passports readily accessible for border checks. Bring entertainment, snacks, and comfort items for the children.

Hotel Check-in

Arrive at your hotel in Kuala Lumpur, check-in, and settle into your family room after a long day of travel.

Have your booking confirmation ready for a smooth late-night check-in.

Petronas Twin Towers & KLCC Park

Visit the iconic Petronas Twin Towers.

Take photos from the ground, then head to the KLCC Park at its base. The park features a large playground and a public wading pool, perfect for kids.

The park is a fantastic spot for children to run around and cool off. Viewing the Skybridge/Observation Deck requires pre-booked tickets and might be a long experience for little ones.

Lunch at Suria KLCC

Enjoy a family-friendly lunch at one of the many restaurants or the food court within Suria KLCC, the shopping mall at the base of the Petronas Towers.

Wide variety of food options to suit all tastes and budgets.

Explore Central Market

Wander through the historic Central Market, a cultural landmark offering Malaysian handicrafts, souvenirs, and local art. It's enclosed and air-conditioned, a good break from the heat.

Look for unique Malaysian crafts and batik. There are also food stalls inside if you need a snack.

Dinner at Jalan Alor

Experience the vibrant atmosphere and diverse flavors of Jalan Alor, Kuala Lumpur's famous street food haven.

Choose from numerous stalls offering local and regional delicacies.

It can get crowded, especially on weekends. Go early if you prefer a quieter experience with the kids. Your hotel is conveniently located nearby.

Batu Caves Visit

Explore the majestic Batu Caves, a series of Hindu cave temples.

Admire the giant golden statue of Lord Murugan and the colorful steps leading up to the main cave. Be prepared for many steps (272).

Consider the number of steps with a 4-year-old and an infant. You might take turns climbing or just explore the base and lower caves. Watch out for the monkeys, they can be cheeky! Dress modestly (shoulders and knees covered).

Lunch in Little India (Brickfields)

Head to Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur's Little India, for an authentic Indian lunch.

This area offers a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian options.

Explore the colorful streets after lunch. Can be reached by monorail or Grab from Batu Caves area.

KL Forest Eco Park Canopy Walk

Discover the KL Forest Eco Park, one of Malaysia’s oldest permanent forest reserves.

Enjoy a gentle walk on the canopy bridge, offering unique views of the city skyline amidst lush greenery.

The canopy walk is stroller-friendly in some parts, but check access if carrying an infant. It's a nice, shaded escape from the city heat.

Local Dinner

Enjoy dinner at a local budget-friendly Malaysian restaurant near your hotel or explore a new area for local flavors.

Ask hotel staff for recommendations for kid-friendly local eateries.

Aquaria KLCC

Visit Aquaria KLCC, an impressive oceanarium featuring a wide variety of marine life.

The underwater tunnel is a highlight for children.

A great indoor activity to escape the heat and entertain the kids. Book tickets online for potential discounts and to save time.

Lunch at Pavilion KL

Enjoy lunch at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, one of the city's premier shopping malls.

It offers numerous dining options, from casual eateries to food courts, ensuring choices for everyone.

The mall has good facilities for families and is conveniently located near your hotel.

Relax & Pack

Return to your hotel for some downtime.

You can relax at the hotel, let the kids rest, and begin packing and organizing for your travel to Singapore tomorrow.

Ensure all essential items for tomorrow's journey are easily accessible.

Farewell Dinner in KL

Enjoy a final dinner in Kuala Lumpur, perhaps trying a different local cuisine or revisiting a favorite spot.

Consider a restaurant with a good atmosphere for families.

Gardens by the Bay Exploration

Begin your day exploring the stunning Flower Dome and Cloud Forest conservatories, home to diverse plant life and a magnificent indoor waterfall.

Also visit the Children's Garden (free entry) for some fun outdoor play for the kids.

Book tickets online in advance, especially for the conservatories. The Children's Garden has water play, so pack swimsuits and towels for the kids. Free shuttle service within Gardens by the Bay is available.

Lunch at Satay By The Bay

Enjoy a casual and delicious lunch at Satay By The Bay, a hawker-style food court offering a wide variety of local dishes, including fresh seafood and, of course, satay.

Cash and cashless payments accepted. Plenty of seating available, good for families.

Supertree Grove & Skyway

Explore the iconic Supertree Grove, towering tree-like structures that are a marvel of engineering.

You can opt to walk the OCBC Skyway for panoramic views (additional cost, not recommended with infant/young child if afraid of heights) or simply enjoy the ground-level area with your family.

Free to wander around the grove. The Skyway is optional and may not be suitable for all, especially with young children. Take plenty of photos!

Stroll Marina Bay Waterfront

Enjoy a leisurely walk along the beautiful Marina Bay waterfront, taking in views of the Marina Bay Sands, ArtScience Museum, and the city skyline.

There are often street performers and vendors.

Plenty of space for strollers. Look for the Merlion statue for a classic photo opportunity.

Spectra Light & Water Show

Conclude your day with the mesmerizing Spectra Light & Water Show at the Marina Bay Sands promenade, a free outdoor spectacle of music, water, and light.

Shows usually run twice nightly (8 PM and 9 PM), with an additional 10 PM show on Friday and Saturday. Arrive early for a good viewing spot. Check official Marina Bay Sands website for exact timings.

Travel to Sentosa Island

Take the MRT to HarbourFront station and then choose your preferred mode of transport to Sentosa: Sentosa Express monorail (quickest), Sentosa Cable Car (scenic), or a leisurely walk across the Sentosa Boardwalk (stroller-friendly).

Universal Studios Singapore

Spend a fun-filled day at Universal Studios Singapore, enjoying themed zones, rides, and shows.

There are plenty of gentle attractions suitable for young children, as well as character meet-and-greets.

Book tickets online in advance to save time. Check height restrictions for rides. Many shows are entertaining for all ages. Bring a stroller for easy navigation.

Late Lunch at Resorts World Sentosa

Have a late lunch at one of the many family-friendly restaurants within Resorts World Sentosa, offering a variety of cuisines.

S.E.A. Aquarium Visit

Explore the wonders of the ocean at the S.

E.A. Aquarium, one of the world's largest aquariums. It's a captivating experience for all ages, with thousands of marine animals.

This is a great indoor activity, perfect for winding down after the outdoor rides. The large open ocean habitat is a highlight.

Morning at Singapore Zoo

Visit the world-renowned Singapore Zoo, famous for its 'open concept' enclosures and immersive rainforest environment.

It's a fantastic educational and entertaining experience for children of all ages, with diverse animal exhibits and shows.

Allocate ample time to explore. Consider renting a stroller for the children. There are tram services within the zoo to help navigate. Arrive early to beat the heat and crowds.

Lunch near Singapore Zoo

Enjoy lunch at one of the dining options available within or just outside the Singapore Zoo premises.

Travel to Changi Airport & Check-in

Head to Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) for your departure.

Allow ample time for travel from your hotel, check-in procedures, and security, especially with young children.

Depart from Singapore

Board your outbound flight from Singapore Changi Airport, concluding your wonderful 4-week family adventure across Southeast Asia.

Ensure all travel documents are in order. Changi Airport offers many family-friendly amenities and attractions if you have extra time before your flight.