Excitement is not always the first thought when Singapore is mentioned. However, it may come as a surprise to many that there are loads of interesting things to see and do on the island. With a mixture of such diverse cultures such as Chinese, Malay, Western and Indian, one is bound to create unforgettable memories. If you have ever dreamed about a place with almost zero traffic, clean, graffiti-free, litter-free streets and a transit system that is a breeze to use then hop on that plane and fly to Singapore today.

One of Singapore's stronger points is its mouth-watering delicacies. Because of the many different nationalities that call Singapore home, it is no surprise that their selection of food is just as diverse. There are a bunch of hawker centers open all day and night wherein you can taste the best local dishes for a very affordable price. For those that prefer something a little fancier, there is Chatterbox. The restaurant is located on Orchard Road just inside the Meritus Mandarin Hotel. They are applauded for their heavenly chicken rice. Chatterbox can be found on the 38th floor which gives you spectacular views of the city as you wine and dine in the lap of luxury.

For those that love to shop, Singapore is the place to be. There are shopping centers to please even those with the highest standards. Luxurious imported goods, designer purses, brand name electronics and local goods are all up for grabs. Visit Singapore's largest mall, Vivocity. This is a nice change from walking up and down Orchard Road's outdoor shops. At Viviocity you will find anything you could possibly need. It is also equipped with the largest and most opulent cinema in all of Singapore. You can then end your day of shopping with a cold bottle of Tiger beer at one of the bars found at the waterfront side of the complex.

The best way to truly see Singapore is to take one of the city tours. There are half-day tours as well as whole day tours. This is a great way to learn a little more about Singapore while checking out all of its famous landmarks at the same time. These tours are perfect for those with limited time. Highlights of these day tours include a trip to Chinatown, colonial landmarks, a stop at Little India and of course a trip to Singapore would not be complete without seeing at least one of the five renowned Merlions. Some tours will even allow you to incorporate a 30-minute ride on the Singapore Flyer as a part of the package. Most tours last about 4 hours, so it would be best to plan your itinerary accordingly.

All this and more await in Singapore. Let Seair get you there safely and on time. For more information on flights and other promotions, please visit http://www.flyseair.com .