Explore the city through privately curated Singapore tours like a local & experience authentic connections.
Enabling Village Tour – Building an inclusive community and fostering interaction
Embark on a transformative journey through Enabling Village, where inclusivity thrives. Our 1.5-hour walking tour, led by a guide with disability, offers a unique experience. Prepare to be inspired by heart-warming stories, universal design principles, and impactful assistive technology. Interact with individuals of all abilities, and gain insights on inclusive employment through the various businesses around the village.
2 HOURS
Forgotten Hills – Southern Ridges Hiking Tour
Get a unique experience with a hiking tour of the Southern Ridges, combining nature and history of the โforgottenโ hills. Trace the development of Singapore from a humble fishing village to the worldโs busiest transhipment hub and also witness first hand Singaporeโs transformation into a City in Nature. Put on your hiking shoes and explore a hidden gem via our nature reserves in Singapore!
3.5 HOURS (0900-1230hrs)
Zero to Hero Food Sustainability Tour – an experiential tour to transform ugly food
Foray into the heartlands to explore the sustainability efforts within our wet markets, forage for vegetable waste and ugly food and convert them into useful compost!
3 HOURS (1000-1300hrs)Tiong Bahru is the oldest housing estate in Singapore, and when you visit this quaint community, youโll immediately notice an intriguing mix of old and new. While many older residents have lived in the shophouses and flats here for decades, the younger generation flocks here for the food, shops, and culture. The name Tiong Bahru actually… Continue reading SPEND THE DAY AT TIONG BAHRU
Read More >Discover Kampong Glam’s rich history, living traditions, excellent eateries and trendy shops in this vibrant neighbourhood. Historically one of Singaporeโs oldest urban quarters, Kampong Glam is a neighbourhood where age-old traditions and trendy lifestyles come together in a heady blend. The word โkampongโ means โcompound in Malay, while โglamโ refers to the long-leaved paperbark tree, commonly found… Continue reading SPEND THE DAY AT KAMPONG GLAM
Read More >Little India is a buzzing historic area that shows off the best of Singaporeโs Indian community, from vibrant culture to incredible shopping. You may not know that this district once had a racecourse, cattle herders and brick kilns. But while these places and people are gone, time stands still in the pockets of this historic district. Olden-day trades… Continue reading SPEND A DAY AT LITTLE INDIA
Read More >Wander around the colourful neighbourhoods of Joo Chiat and Katong, which are filled with hipster cafรฉs, old shophouses, and a thriving culture. Explore the Peranakan culture as you pass through heritage shophouses, quaint shops, and eateries in this picturesque area of eastern Singapore. With this comprehensive things-to-do itinerary in Katongโs top attractions and hidden gems,… Continue reading SPEND A DAY AT KATONG
Read More >One of the must-see locations in the heart of Singapore is Chinatown. Because of its location, food street, shopping, and multi-cultural past, it draws both tourists and residents in large numbers. Despite being modernized today, this area has a long history, and as you investigate and untangle the memories of its past, you may begin… Continue reading SPEND A DAY AT CHINATOWN
Read More >The origin of coffee, the continent of Australia, pirates of Southeast Asian seas โ what do all these have to do with Singaporeโs economic success? Plenty, if you are Tribe, a travel start-up specializing in curating unique local experiences. In the hands of 2017โs Singapore Tourism Awards recipient for best tour experience, these info-bits are… Continue reading CRAFTING THE MADE IN SINGAPORE STORY
Read More >Tribe is not just a tour company. We offer event planning services for corporate clients as well. Many of our clients are corporations and educational institutions such as schools and universities who come to us for customized events and tours. Among our clients are Hermes, Ren Ci Hospital, Community Centers and IEEM. We are your… Continue reading TRIBEโS CORPORATE EVENT PLANNERS
Read More >Like any celebrity whoโs been regularly featured in the news, there are few things about Singapore you wouldnโt be able to discover just by causally surfing the Internet. Ah, but to know it like a friend, to unravel its secrets and listen in on its intimate narratives, that would require being ushered by the most… Continue reading MADE IN SINGAPORE JOURNEY
Read More >Your day is far from over when the sun sets in Singapore, and no visit to our island would be complete without a foray into what we have to offer by night. Without meaning to sound like a stale clichรฉ, this city truly does not sleep. Thereโs always some place to drink, something to do… Continue reading AFTER HOURS
Read More >Whenโs the best time to visit Singapore? This totally depends on the type of traveller that you are. Here are Tribeโs very own favourite times of the year and why. January/February Not a typically hot holiday season, simply because the rest of the world is back to work. Come if you want to soak in… Continue reading BEST MONTHS TO VISIT
Read More >Tomorrow is National Day. And what better way to pledge our allegiance than to savour our national dish โ Chilli Crab! Whether you have recently called Singapore home, or are a regular visitor to Singapore, or even a local, when confronted with where to go to get your Chilli Crab fix, hereโs a few top… Continue reading BEST PLACES FOR CHILLI CRAB IN SINGAPORE
Read More >If you are keen to venture off the beaten tracks of Orchard Road and other tourist spots to check out some interesting neighbourhoods, we have circled out a few that have that bit of character about them. CHANGI VILLAGE Think Texas and the US, Catalonia and Spain. If Singapore had a breakaway region, it may… Continue reading NEIGHBOURHOODS
Read More >Is Singapore Child Friendly? If you are doing research and wondering if Singapore is child-friendly at all, worry not. Hereโs the lowdown. Singapore is very child-friendly compared to the rest of Asia. Most restaurants (especially the newer establishments) are equipped with baby chairs and often provide plastic bowls and utensils. More importantly, service staff usually… Continue reading FOR KIDS
Read More >Teh tarik โ the quintessential local beverage. If there was such a thing as comfort beverage, this would be it for the people in South East Asia. Teh tarik is comprised of black tea, sugar, and condensed and evaporated milk mixed to frothy perfection. Whatโs so special you may wonder? Teh tarik literally means โpulled… Continue reading KOPIS & TEHS
Read More >There are many categories of National Museums, other museums and heritage institutions in Singapore. Depending on who you ask, it is unclear which ones falls into which categories. But you donโt care do you. We thought so. Here again is Tribeโs very own musings and about the local museum scene. This one is ordered with… Continue reading MUSEUMS IN SINGAPORE
Read More >You probably heard it by now, that eating is one of the highlights of visiting Singapore. In a food obsessed nation, almost everyone swears by a few must-eats (โdie die must tryโ โ in local speak). Those of you with well meaning Singapore friends know exactly what I am talking about. Even with a very… Continue reading MUST EATS
Read More >Good on you if you chose to spend your honeymoon from traditional hotspots such as Maldives and Paris. Here are a few spots you may or may not already know that you can add to you trip with a special someone. Walks Looking for a magical spot for an early morning stroll, head to MacRitchie… Continue reading COUPLES
Read More >Singaporeโs parks get short shrift when compared to the many things to do in Singapore. Unfairly we may add. Our parks are great for a stroll, running or cycling, or simply for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the trappings of a city. But what many people (locals included) often overlook… Continue reading NATURE & PARKS
Read More >The proof of the pudding is in the queuing! Most of the eateries listed here have snaking long queues (at least half hour wait, if you are lucky) and all will be put off, except those who live to eat. You may not publicly read too much about these places because those who already know… Continue reading โUNDER THE RADAR, EASY ON THE WALLETโ ORCHARD ROAD EATS
Read More >Google โmust eats in Singaporeโ and every lists will spit out a Top 10 or 50 Must Eats, which will include the usual suspects of chilli crab, Hainanese chicken rice and char kway teow. I donโt have an issue with that other than the fact that it crowds out unfairly, other must eats of the… Continue reading SNACKS, LITTLE BITES & DESSERTS
Read More >When we are down and out, or craving a little taste of home, many of us reach for comfort foods. And letโs face it; everyone has a favorite. They are imbued with memories, celebratory identities and soothing associations that are more than just about food. One of my earliest memories as a child of comfort… Continue reading 8 COMFORT FOODS IN SINGAPORE
Read More >Itโs true. โIf you have not visited or eaten at a hawker centre, you cannot claim to know Singapore. There is no place more quintessentially local than a hawker centre.โ So even if you rattle off places like Little India, Raffles Hotel, Merlion, Sentosa, Mount Faber and Orchard Road, you have little street cred if… Continue reading HAWKER CENTERS
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