Weather in Singapore in July
- Average temperature: Between 26°C and 31°C
- Sumatra squalls: Gusty winds ranging from 40–80 km/h, especially in early mornings
- Humidity: High, typically between 70% and 90%.
Is July Crowded in Singapore?
Although Singapore sees tourists all year round, July is moderately crowded. While it doesn’t coincide with major public holidays, events like the Singapore Food Festival and Great Singapore Sale attract locals and international visitors alike. It’s still a good time to enjoy outdoor festivals and explore the city without the peak-season rush.
Places to Visit in Singapore in July
1. Gardens by the Bay
Gardens by the Bay is a stunning presentation of garden artistry and horticulture. It is spread over 101 hectares of reclaimed land in the Central Region of Singapore. This national garden has several rare species of flora. In July, you can expect a full bloom!
Timings: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
2. Singapore Zoo & Rainforest Lumina
This world-renowned zoo lets animals roam in naturalistic habitats. Visit early in the morning to avoid the afternoon heat. The Rainforest Lumina adds a magical audio-visual experience in the evenings.
Timings: 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM (last entry 5:30)
3. Singapore Cable Car
This is an amazing cableway running between Mount Faber and the resort island of Sentosa, providing breathtaking views of picturesque landscapes. The gondola lift is the best way to get to Sentosa Island, as you can simply sit back, relax, and enjoy the delightful 360-degree views of the Southern precinct.
Timings: 8:45 AM - 10:00 PM
4. Universal Studios
Universal Studios is the first Southeast Asia theme park in Singapore, and it is located on Sentosa Island. There are hundreds of rides, shows, and attractions in seven themed zones during the daytime. The Studios lit up in neon color in the evenings with LED magic and more shows. July is considered to be a great time to enjoy this amusement park.
Timings: Sunday to Thursday: 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday to Saturday: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
5. Bird Paradise (formerly Jurong Bird Park)
Recently relocated to Mandai, this bird park is home to over 3,000 birds and offers unique open-concept aviaries and interactive shows.
Timings: 8:30 AM - 6:00 PM
6. Singapore River Safari
Your Singapore diary will be incomplete without the pictures of the Singapore River Safari. It is a beautiful river-themed wildlife park and aquarium, the first of its kind in Asia. You can explore this beautiful safari by walking and enjoy freshwater exhibits, riverboat rides, rare endangered animals in gigantic tanks, and so much more in connection with the backdrop of the history and culture of this region.
Timings: 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM, last entry at 6:30 PM.
7. Singapore Flyer
Singapore Flyer is the largest observation wheel in Asia. It is a masterpiece of urban architecture and engineering. You can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the entire island, catch glimpses of iconic and historical landmarks, and a glittering view of the ocean and even neighboring islands of Indonesia and parts of Malaysia.
Timings: 8:30 AM - 10:30 PM. Last entry at 6:30 PM.
Festivals in Singapore in July
1. Great Singapore Sale
Running from late June through July, this massive shopping event offers up to 50% discounts on major brands—jewelry, electronics, fashion, cosmetics, and more. Don’t miss shopping at Orchard Road for high-end designer brands.
2. Singapore Food Festival
Usually held in mid to late July, this food festival celebrates local flavors, culinary innovation, and street food. The highlight event, STREAT, features dishes from top chefs and hawker legends. Entry is free—pay for what you eat.
3. Journaling Festival
A niche but creative event for journal lovers! Enjoy workshops on washi crafts, calligraphy, pen engraving, badge-making, and more. Browse and shop a wide range of journaling supplies from local artists and stationery brands.
What to Pack for Singapore in July
- Cotton clothes, shorts, and light T-shirts
- Umbrella or poncho for sudden rain
- Beachwear (you’ll likely visit at least one beach!)
- Sunglasses, cap, and sunscreen
- Refillable water bottle – tap water is safe to drink
- Comfortable shoes and waterproof footwear
Tips for Visiting Singapore in July
- Accommodation may be pricier due to seasonal events—book early
- Use public transport (MRT, buses) to save on travel costs
- Plan outdoor sightseeing for mornings/evenings; use afternoons for indoor attractions
- Pre-book tickets for popular attractions and festivals in advance
- Don’t forget to take a photo with the Merlion—the iconic symbol of Singapore!
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