How to Plan a Trip to Thailand, Singapore and Bali 2025

Thailand, Singapore, and Bali are perfect destinations for slow-paced relaxation tours in Southeast Asia. You would discover the best tropical islands, savor diverse foods, and immerse in the rich culture.

Crafting the logistics for planning your travel itinerary and seamlessly connecting with the countries could be quite challenging. To make things easier for you, we've laid out an experience-backed guide, including how long to spend in each country, suggested itineraries, costs, and more.

How Many Days to Spend in Thailand, Singapore and Bali

10 to 14 days is ideal to discover the highlights of Thailand, Singapore, and Bali. Typically, spending most of the time in Thailand and Bali is great for a diverse experience.

A popular schedule includes spending 5–7 days in Thailand, exploring its capital—Bangkok, and northern cities like Chiang Mai. In Singapore, allocate 1–2 days to glimpse the cityscape and savor various Asian cuisines. For the tropical island of Bali, plan 4–5 days for the best cultural immersion and beach time.

If you have 2 or more weeks, consider exploring hidden gems in Thailand, such as Kanchanaburi, Chiang Rai and Khao Sok National Park. Alternatively, extend your beach time in Bali.

To cater to your personal interests, we could customize the itinerary based on your schedule and preferences.

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Itinerary Suggestions for Thailand, Singapore, and Bali

We've handpicked three itineraries for your reference: the classic 10-day itinerary, a 2-week relaxation tour, and a 3-week in-depth exploration.

All of our itineraries could be personalized to suit your interests, available travel days and dates, and other requirements.

1) The Classic 10-Day Itinerary to Thailand, Singapore and Bali

If you have limited time to discover the icons of these three countries, this itinerary is ideal for you. You would start from bustling Bangkok, interact with elephants in culture-oriented Chiang Mai, and then fly to Singapore for its futuristic city life and rich Asian foodie experiences. Finally, cap off your trip with postcard-perfect beaches in Bali.

• Days 1-5 in Thailand: Bangkok for 3 days and Chiang Mai for 2 days

Head to Bangkok's historical areas: the Grand Palace and iconic temples like Wat Pho, unveil the city views on tuk-tuk rides and longtail boat rides, and meet locals at floating markets and railway markets.

Fly to Chiang Mai, join in the morning almsgiving, feed & bathe elephants in a sanctuary program, take a rickshaw ride to discover the Old Town, and have panoramic views of Chiang Mai from Doi Suthep Mountain.

• Day 6 in Singapore

Take a traditional bumboat to appreciate the stunning skyline, gain an insight into Singapore hawker culture on foodie adventures and experience the melting pot of cultures in Singapore's three major ethnic enclaves.

• Days 7-10 in Bali

Take a scenic hike on the breathtaking Jatiluwih Rice Terraces, marvel at cliff Uluwatu Temple, which is located on top of a cliff, take an island-hopping tour to Nusa Penida and unwind on the sandy beaches.

This itinerary could be customized to 14 days or your preferred amount of days. Just simply contact us to get a personalized itinerary within 24 hours.

2) 2-Week Relaxation Trip to Thailand, Singapore and Bali

By following this itinerary, you could delve deeper into Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Singapore and Bali, while also venturing off the beaten path to explore Kanchanaburi.

Compared with the 10-day itinerary, you'll add 1 additional day in Chiang Mai for a scenic hike in Doi Inthanon National Park.

Then extend your journey by two days to visit Kanchanaburi, where you'll take a train ride along the Death Railway, hike to see the breathtaking Erawan Falls, and relish tranquil moments with a stay in a floating house nestled in a hidden valley.

You'll also have 1 more day in Singapore to enjoy its theme parks on Sentosa Island and another day in Bali for some beach time.

Take a look at the outlined itinerary below:

• Days 1–2: Bangkok city sightseeing
• Days 3–4: Kanchanaburi with the Death Railway train ride, Erawan Falls and special floating house stay
• Days 5–7: Chiang Mai sightseeing including Elephant Sanctuary Program and Doi Inthanon hiking tour
• Days 8–9: Singapore sightseeing with a visit to Sentosa Island
• Days 10–14: Bali beach time

3) A 3-Week Exploration of Thailand, Singapore and Bali

This itinerary is tailored for those who enjoy in-depth exploration at a relaxed pace, especially retired couples.

Beyond the top highlights of the 10-day itinerary, you would delight in the mysterious Golden Triangle and hill tribe villages in Chiang Rai.

Venture into Khao Sok National Park for a jungle adventure and enjoy an interesting stay with a tented camp and floating house at Elephant Hill.

Adding 4 more days in Bali is great for more beach time and hands-on experiences, like yoga experiences, cooking class at a local family and making silver rings.

The following is a recommended outline itinerary:

• Days 1–11 in Thailand: Bangkok (3 days), Chiang Rai (2 days), Chiang Mai (3 days), and Khao Sok National Park(3 days)
• Days 12–13 in Singapore: sightseeing with a visit to Sentosa Island
• Days 14–21 in Bali: Ubud (3-4 days) and beach time (4-5 days)

How Much Is a Trip to Thailand, Singapore, and Bali?

Among Southeast Asian countries, you could expect higher costs in Thailand, Singapore, and Bali. A premium tour usually costs around US$250 per person per day, including private transfers, private local guides, local experiences, 4/5-star hotels, and internal flights. Kids aged under 10 could get a 30–50% discount.

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Best Times to Visit Thailand, Singapore and Bali

The prime time to experience the best of Thailand is from November to April, while Singapore welcomes visitors from February to October, and Bali showcases its beauty between April and October. Therefore, the best time to explore these three countries collectively is in April.

Additionally, May to July and October to November are also good choices. During these periods, Bali and Singapore embrace great weather, while Thailand avoids its peak rainfall. Besides, most of the rainfall in Southeast Asia occurs as short bursts lasting for 1-2 hours in the afternoon. Therefore, you still have time for outdoor fun even in each country's rainy off season.

How to Get Around Thailand, Singapore and Bali

For the travel route, Thailand–Singapore–Bali is highly recommended to minimize time and transportation costs. You could take advantage of the rich choices of direct flights and the convenient geographical proximity of these three locations. You could also have a winding-down tour outlook: from more-active sightseeing in Thailand to city life in Singapore to beach time in Bali.

Flights undoubtedly are the fastest and most comfortable way to travel between the countries and popular cities. For local sightseeing, our door-to-door private transfers would save you from facing navigation issues, long walks, and the hassle of dealing with public transportation.