Cheap flights to Singapore
🇸🇬Singapore·SIN·~32°C year-round

Cheap Flights to Singapore

A futuristic garden city where cultures and cuisines collide

from $676 round trip from New York•A global hub — Changi•Direct from New York, London, Sydney & Tokyo• SIN

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Singapore Changi is one of the world's great aviation hubs, with nonstop flights from New York, London, San Francisco, Sydney, Tokyo, Dubai and far beyond — making Singapore one of the best-connected destinations in Asia. Find cheap flights to Singapore, compare airlines and book direct. Our AI flight search compares hundreds of routes to find you the cheapest flights to Singapore — just describe your trip and Flyamba does the rest.

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Best time to book

2–4 months ahead

Cheapest day to fly

Tuesday & Wednesday

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Explore Singapore

Why Singapore?

Why Fly to Singapore with Flyamba?

Marvel at a city built as a garden — the solar Supertrees and biodomes of Gardens by the Bay, the UNESCO Botanic Gardens and rainforest reserves within the metropolis.

Eat your way through the world's greatest food city, from Michelin-starred hawker chicken rice for a few dollars to chilli crab, laksa and 3-star fine dining.

Gawp at futuristic icons — the boat-topped Marina Bay Sands, the Merlion, Jewel Changi's indoor waterfall and a skyline of nightly light shows.

Play on Sentosa's beaches and theme parks, meet the world's best zoo, and use Singapore as a springboard to Malaysia, Bali and the rest of Asia.

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Top attractions

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Gardens by the Bay

Gardens by the Bay

Futuristic Supertrees and misty biodomes on the Marina Bay waterfront.

Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands

Three towers crowned by a boat-shaped SkyPark and infinity pool.

Singapore Zoo

Singapore Zoo

Regularly rated the world's best zoo, in cage-free rainforest.

Where to eat

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Odette

Odette

Julien Royer's three-Michelin-star modern French flagship.

Hawker Chan

Hawker Chan

The world's cheapest Michelin meal — soya chicken rice for S$6.

Long Beach Seafood

Long Beach Seafood

The self-proclaimed birthplace of black pepper crab.

Best beaches

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Palawan Beach

Palawan Beach

Sentosa's family beach and the 'southernmost point of Asia'.

East Coast Park

East Coast Park

A 15 km ribbon of cycling paths, barbecues and seafood.

Lazarus Island

Lazarus Island

An idyllic, undeveloped white-sand escape by ferry.

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Flying to Singapore — your questions answered

How much are flights to Singapore?
The cheapest round trip we currently hold is $676 from New York (16–30 Oct). These are prices a live search returned, not a standing offer, and they move daily.
When is the best time to visit Singapore?
Singapore is warm and tropical year-round at around 31–33°C, so there is no bad season. February to April tends to be slightly drier and most comfortable, while November to January is the wettest. Many travellers time a visit around events like the September F1 Night Race or Chinese New Year.
Which airport does Singapore use?
Singapore Changi Airport (SIN), routinely voted the world's best, is the sole airport and a major global hub. The city centre is under 30 minutes away by MRT (under S$3), taxi or Grab (~S$25–40), and the airport's own Jewel complex, with its indoor waterfall, is worth arriving early for.
Is Singapore expensive?
Hotels, alcohol, taxis and branded shopping are pricey, but food and transport are outstanding value: a hawker-centre meal costs S$5–8, the MRT a dollar or two, and many top attractions — the gardens, waterfront light shows, temples and beaches — are free. Balance splurges with hawker meals to keep costs down.
How do you get around Singapore?
The MRT metro is world-class — clean, cheap and reaching almost every attraction — and combines with an extensive bus network using a single contactless tap or EZ-Link card. Honest metered taxis and the Grab app cover the rest, and the compact central districts are very walkable.

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