Genting Dream · 3 nights at sea · 3 nights in Singapore
Singapore and Penang: 3-Night Cruise with 3 Nights in the City
Singapore for three days, then a 3-night Genting Dream sailing with a full day in George Town — the best eating day on any cruise from Singapore.
- 7 days, 6 nightstotal trip
- 7days planned
- On requestpriced for your dates
About this trip
Penang is the port guests talk about afterwards. The ship berths at Swettenham Pier, which opens straight onto George Town, so you walk off into the UNESCO-listed old town with no transfer and no tender. Street art, clan jetties, Kek Lok Si and char kway teow that people plan the whole cruise around. Pair it with three days in Singapore and you have two countries on one Singapore visa.
Best for: Food lovers and couples who want a port day without a long trip
Why guests pick this one
- Swettenham Pier opens directly onto George Town — no transfer needed
- A sea day after the port day, so you are not exhausted
- Penang food guide written by our consultants, not copied from a listing site
- Works on a single Singapore visa for Indian passport holders
Day by day
Written to be possible, not to look full. Every day has a break in it, and nothing is scheduled on arrival day.
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1
Singapore
Arrive Singapore
Airport pickup and hotel check-in. Evening free — Clarke Quay for the river, or Bugis Street if you want to shop. We send your full day-by-day plan on WhatsApp before you land.
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2
Singapore
City tour and Gardens by the Bay
Morning city tour with a licensed guide: Merlion Park, the colonial district, Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam. Afternoon at Gardens by the Bay for the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, then the Supertree light show after dark.
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3
Singapore
Sentosa and the southern islands
Cable car across to Sentosa, then your choice of Universal Studios, S.E.A. Aquarium or the Skyline Luge. Sunset at Palawan Beach. Back to the hotel to repack for the cruise.
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4
Onboard
Board Genting Dream
Transfer to Marina Bay Cruise Centre for check-in. Sail away in the afternoon. Settle in, book your show seats, and eat at the Lido or the Dream Dining Room.
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5
Penang
A full day in George Town
The ship berths at Swettenham Pier, a five-minute walk from Fort Cornwallis. Street art on Armenian Street, the Chew Jetty stilt village, Khoo Kongsi clan house, and lunch at a hawker centre. Kek Lok Si temple or the Penang Hill funicular if you want to go further. Back on board before the all-aboard time.
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6
At sea
Sea day
A full day to use the ship — slides, ropes course, pools, spa, and the evening show at the Zodiac Theatre.
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7
Singapore
Disembark and fly home
Back at Marina Bay in the morning. Transfer to Changi, with time for Jewel if your flight allows.
What is and is not included
Included in the price
- 3 nights hotel in Singapore with daily breakfast
- 3-night Genting Dream cruise calling at Penang, in your chosen stateroom
- All meals on board at the included restaurants
- All airport, hotel and cruise terminal transfers
- Half-day Singapore city tour with a licensed guide
- Gardens by the Bay two-dome ticket
- One full-day Sentosa attraction of your choice
- A George Town walking map and food list written by our team
- Singapore visa guidance and SG Arrival Card assistance
Not included
- International flights
- Singapore visa fee
- Malaysia entry requirements where applicable
- Onboard gratuities and fuel surcharge
- Shore excursions in Penang if you want a guided tour
- Drinks, Wi-Fi and specialty dining on board
- Travel insurance
- Anything of a personal nature
Per person on twin sharing. Flights, visa and travel insurance are quoted separately.
Questions about this package
Do we need a Malaysian visa for the Penang stop?
It depends on your nationality. Malaysia has its own entry rules and they apply even for a day ashore. We check what applies to your passport before you book and tell you in writing.
Can we do Penang on our own instead of a tour?
Yes, and we usually recommend it. The pier is a five-minute walk from the old town, so a guided tour is optional. We send you a walking route and a food list. If you would rather have a car and guide, we arrange that too.
How much cash should we carry in Penang?
Malaysian ringgit, in small notes. Hawker stalls and trishaws do not take cards, and the terminal ATMs run out on busy call days.
No payment, no obligation
Price this package for your dates
Tell us the month and who is travelling. We check which sailings actually run, price two or three cabin options, and send it itemised — in INR, SGD or MYR.