sin pen tours

5D Jakarta + Bandung On Whoosh Train

5D4N Semporna & Sipadan Kapalai Resort

6D4N Taiping + Betong + Hatyai Gourmet Tour

New Year 2025 Countdown@Bintan

5D4N ChiangMai+Chiangrai Overnight Tour

Ho Chi Minh

Kuala Lumpur

Philippines

Redang Island

South Korea

Zhangjiajie

• Travel Insurance
• Bus Tickets

Want an easier way to login?

Get a magic link sent to your email that will sign you in instantly!

Email Magic Link

Login with username and password

Login with a Magic Link

Forget Password?

Do not have an account?

Already a member, 5d penang+hatyai gourmet & shopping tour, adding item to wishlist requires an account, already a member, don't have an account create one., why book with us.

• No-hassle best price guarantee
• Customer care available
• Hand-picked Tours & Activities

Get a Question?

Do not hesitage to give us a call. We are an expert team and we are happy to talk to you.

+65 63234556

[email protected]

Download Brochure

Day 1 sin-pen (d) > cititel hotel or similar.

Gather at Changi Airport, Depart by Scoot Airways to Penang International Airport. Meet & greet by our representative. Visit Qing Shui Temple also known as Snake Temple Dinner will be served at Local Restaurant Check in Hotel Penang Cititel or Similar

DAY 2 PEN – PEN (B/L) > CITITEL HOTEL or SIMILAR

After Hotel Breakfast, Proceed to Penang Hill and enjoy the beauty of Penang Island on top of hill (include Cable Car Ticket). Visit Kek Lok Si Temple , Nyonya Museum, Penang Town Hall (photo taking), shop at local product Shop Enjoy Traditional Nyonya Lunch at Local Restaurant Enjoy dinner at local food Street at own expenses Return Hotel Penang Cititel or Similar

DAY 3 PEN – HATYAI (B/L/D) > CENTARA HOTEL or SIMILAR

Breakfast at hotel, Check out hotel Tour Penang by Trishaw: Visit Clan Jett, Mural Astist. Lunch will be served at local restaurant After Lunch proceed to Hatyai. Upon arrive Hatyai, Visit Floating Market Enjoy Traditional Thai Dinner Check in Centara Hotel

DAY 4 HATYAI (B/L) > CENTARA HOTEL or SIMILAR

Breakfast at hotel, Proceed to Songkhla Tour. Visit Songkhla Samila Beach, Golden Mermaid Statue, Standing Buddha Temple, Tang Kuan Hill Top(Include Cable car), Shop at Local Product shop Lunch at Songkhla Seafood Restaurant Enjoy street food dinner (own expenses) at Greenway night market. Return to Centara Hotel

DAY 5 HATYAI - SIN (B)

After breakfast hotel, Free and easy or shopping at Kim Yong Market. Assembled at hotel lobby and check out hotel. Depart to Hatyai International airport. Return to Singapore by Scoot Airways

Package Details

Package inclusions.

2ways Air Ticket by Scoot (Include: 20Kg Check in Luggage + 7Kg Hand Carry Bag)  2 nights at Penang + 2 nights at Hatyai, Daily Breakfast at Hotel,3Lunch+2Dinner 

Package Exclude

Airport Taxes at $100/pax, Visa Fees if require & Insurance Guide & Driver Tips@S$25/pax  Tour Leader Tips(if any) @$15/pax 

ⓘ Flight schedule / Sequence of/Itinerary is subject to change without prior notice

Related Tours

Sin-Pen Travel

Location & hours.

Suggest an edit

113A, Jalan Macalister

10400 Georgetown, Penang

Recommended Reviews

• 1 star rating Not good
• 2 star rating Could’ve been better
• 3 star rating OK
• 4 star rating Good
• 5 star rating Great

Select your rating

Other Tours Nearby

Find more Tours near Sin-Pen Travel

Related Cost Guides

Town Car Service

5D4N Royal Caribbean Cruise from Singapore ( SIN – PEN – HKT – SIN)

• Description
• Reviews (0)

Singapore – Penang – Phuket – Singapore Date Available : April – December 2023

* First Come First Serve *Subject to cabin availability upon booking

There are no reviews yet.

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Name  *

Email  *

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Your review  *

Related Tours

4D3N Royal Caribbean Cruise from Singapore

3N / 4N Genting Dream Cruise (Depart From Port Klang) 3晚 / 4晚 云顶梦号邮轮 （从巴生港出发）

Sailing Date : From 13 July 2023 – 27 April April 2024 Itinerary : (**DEPART FROM PORT KLANG**)

3 Night Port Klang – Penang – Singapore – Port Klang

Anthem of the Seas 2024 – 2025 (Cabin Only) 海洋圣歌号 2024 – 2025 （仅限客舱）

Itinerary 行程:

3N Penang Getaway  3晚 槟城之旅 4N Malaysia & Thailand Getaway  4晚马来西亚 & 泰国之旅 5N Malaysia & Thailand Getaway  5晚马来西亚 & 泰国之旅 8N Bali Adventure  8晚 探索巴厘

Fill up the form below to tell us what you're looking for

Copyright © 2024 Smart Leisure. All Rights Reserved. Powered by Karuna Web Design

Overseas Tour

Other than our famous Genting bus transfer, we also provide a wide range of overseas tour as well. From SEA country to China, Japan, Korea, Europe, and even America!

Click on the links beside to find all the itineraries. Think travel, think Sin-Pen Travel.

• Amazon River
• Galápagos Islands
• Indonesian Archipelago
• Mekong River
• Irrawaddy River
• India Cruises
• Pacific Coast
• Patagonia Cruises
• Machu Picchu
• Iguazu Falls

Angkor Wat & Mekong River Cruise

From the history and seductive elegance of Phnom Penh to the phenomenal temples of Angkor Wat, discover the ancient and modern history and beauty of Cambodia on this classic Phnom Penh and Siem Reap tour. Take an Angkor Wat Mekong River cruise to experience the Khymer culture, traditional life and rural villages.

This classic Angkor Wat Mekong river cruise from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap begins in Cambodia’s capital city where you can l earn about Cambodia’s tragic past at the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, the former site of the Security Prison S-21 established by the Khmer Rouge regime. Visiting the Killing Fields at Choeung Ek is not a warm experience but it is essential if you want to understand what happened in Cambodia during the time of the Pol Pot regime. Admire the stately columns of the Royal Palace, visit the National Museum, the Silver Pagoda, and enjoy a “cyclo” ride along the bustling streets. Later, relish a private evening tuk-tuk tour to discover some of the city’s coolest hidden bars and some of the best local food.

Your Mekong Cruise

Board a luxurious, art-inspired colonial styled riverboat for an upriver cruise along the mighty Mekong. Visit a local school and travel by ox-cart through the countryside, rice fields, and Cambodian backroads. Explore a Khmer pottery village. Learn about the process of making palm sugar. On the island of Koh Oknha Tey, witness the fascinating methods involved in the making of silk. Step back in time at the small village of Angkor Ban, famous for its traditional houses. Visit the enchanting pre-Angkorian temple of Wat Hanchey and observe the daily activities of the young, novice monks. See the Koh Paen Bamboo Bridge.

Siem Reap and the Temples of Angkor

Be amazed by the Phare Circus show, during which you’ll be entertained with dance, theater, original live music, juggling, gymnastics, and breath-taking circus arts that are used to tell Cambodian stories from recent history, folklore and modern society. Explore the largest religious monument in the world at the 400-acre Angkor Wat complex, deep in the jungles of Cambodia. Stroll through the intricately carved hallways and take your time to see every part of this incredible complex. See the ancient city area of Angkor Thom, with its carved-stone faces standing as silent witnesses to former days of glory, and Ta Prohm, a temple complex slowly being reclaimed by the jungle. You’ll also visit a Buddhist monastery, witness the ancient tradition of alms giving at sunrise, and receive a blessing from the monks. Later, visit Banteay Srei − the “Citadel of the Women,” as well as a butterfly center and an artisans center.

Please note all of the featured excursions, activities, and accommodations on this classic tour can be tailored to suit your taste, budget, and time availability in accordance with your personal wishes. All are private tours and transport with a private guide, with the exception of the cruise portion, which is on a shared basis with other passengers.

Itinerary & Prices

All itineraries are subject to change due to seasonal weather conditions (and resultant variations in river and tributary water levels) affecting accessibility to locations. Thus navigation routes, times and excursions may need to be modified at the cruise captain’s or your guide's discretion.

Welcome to Phnom Penh!

Welcome to Phnom Penh! Located on the banks of the Tonle Sap and Mekong River, Phnom Penh was once known as the “Pearl of Asia”, one of the loveliest French-built cities in Indochina.

Upon your arrival, you will be met by your guide and driven to your hotel. Take the rest of the day easy, have a good rest, enjoy a stroll along the picturesque river promenade and make sure to be ready for your exciting day first thing in the morning!

Touch of History and Khmer Food Exploration

AM: After the Khmer Rouge regime, the city was sadly left a shadow of its former self. Now, due to a strong, young dynamism, the city is once again a vibrant, growing capital. Meet your guide right after breakfast. This morning learn more about the turbulent Khmer Rouge years with visits to Tuol Sleng, a high school turned interrogation prison known as S-21 during the Khmer Rouge era and now a genocide museum; and Cheung Ek, a large memorial commemorating the 17,000 victims who died there under the reign of Khmer Rouge leader, Pol Pot.

PM: For dinner leave all the familiar behind! Zip across the city in a tuk-tuk and discover the best of Cambodian cuisine at four sit-down local restaurants and one craft beer and cocktail bar. Discover Cambodian food throughout history and learn how deep the Khmer cuisine reaches within Southeast Asian culture.

Meals: B, D

Phnom Penh Royal Treasures

After breakfast and check out meet your driver for the transfer to Jayavarman, docked at the nearby pier.

After check-in and settling in, join your co-travelers for an exquisite lunch at the renowned high-end restaurant. Today’s exploration of Phnom Penh takes you to the cultural highlights of the city’s heritage: the Royal Palace with its Silver Pagoda and the National Museum. The day trip ends with a “cyclo” ride along the bustling streets of downtown Phnom Penh and back to the ship.

Evening onboard: lecture about modern Cambodian history, held by our friend and local expert, Mr. Jean-Michel, a professor from the Royal University of Phnom Penh, BBQ dinner on the deck, and a classic Apsara dance performance along with other folklore dances.

Meals: B, L, D

Ox Carts and Water World

We take the Tonle River towards Kampong Tralach, where we take the traditional ox-carts for a ride along the river to the small village and a “Green School” – a project the Heritage Line supports.

Back on board for lunch and an afternoon of sailing to Kampong Chhnang’s “water world”, where everything is balanced on sticks in water-rich soil.

Visit the countryside and villages specializing in traditional Khmer pottery making or extracting Palm juice before returning to the ship for a quiet evening on the river.

Silk Making and Secluded Village

The island of Koh Oknha Tey in the middle of the Mekong is famous for manufacturing high-class silk products. Visit the workshops and learn about this ancient craft, from a tiny silkworm larva to a cocoon, then dyeing, spinning, and weaving the fibers into high-quality Cambodian silk.

Back on Jayavarman, before lunch, our expert guide holds a presentation about the geography of the Mekong River and Tonle Lake along with the unique attributes of the area. Afterward, a monks’ blessing ceremony delivers spirits and wishes for health and prosperity for all.

After lunch the ship sails towards Angkor Ban – a small traditional village of unspoiled Khmer community.

Dinner on board and overnight at the riverbank of Kampong Cham.

Monastery, Monks, and Kids

After a sumptuous breakfast, we leave the ship for the enchanting pre-Angkorian temple of Wat Hanchey (7th century). This small complex sits on a hilltop with breathtaking views over the Mekong. Many young, novice monks live on the compound of Wat Hanchey, and you’ll have the chance to observe some of their daily activities: eating simple meals, praying, studying, or hanging out and making conversation while in their saffron-colored robes.

After lunch on board, we stop at the tranquil monastery of Wat Nokor – the largest of its kind in Kampong Cham Province. Here, we might have the chance to engage in light banter with some of the sociable monks living in the area.

We may be fortunate enough to visit a nearby spectacle only present during the Mekong’s dry months (December to May). The Koh Paen Bamboo Bridge connects the mainland with Koh Paen Island and is re-built by the local community every November when water levels drop.

We cruise further up the Mekong to visit a local school and learn more about the education of the young Cambodian generation. Children from the Organization for Basic Training (OBT) are provided free, supplemental education in English, maths, and the arts, and they are always excited to show their skills in music and dance.

Arrival and Astounding Show in Siem Reap

After breakfast disembark the ship for a transfer by bus to the drop off point in Siem Reap.

Kampong Cham is an important trade and transportation hub. The highway connecting the town and the capital of Phnom Penh is among the best maintained in Cambodia, and the country’s first bridge across the Mekong (Kizuna Bridge) was built here in 2001.

The transfer takes approximately 4.5 hours including rest stop. To keep you entertained during the ride, our expert guides share interesting insights about Cambodia and the region we journey through.

Arrive in Siem Reap in the early afternoon – your local guide will pick you up and escort you to your hotel in Siem Reap. Try a massage at the resort’s spa before evening’s attractions.

Your driver will pick you up in the evening, in time for the fascinating and inspiring Phare Circus Show and dinner.

Phare Circus works mainly with disadvantaged young people. They learn circus skills, theatre performance, music and a range of visual arts. It combines local traditions with new creative and innovative genres. Daring athleticism is combined with stories that speak powerfully to Cambodia’s not-too-distant history. 

Angkor Wat and Other Ancient Temples

It’s a full day around the Angkor Archeological Park today. Pack a sunscreen and water before setting out on your exploration.

After breakfast, transfer by private car to Ta Prohm – one of Angkor’s jewels. Overgrown with fig trees, giving a haunting yet exotic atmosphere, is the most photographable. From here drive a short distance to Ta Keo, which would have been one of the finest temples in Angkor had it been completed.

Continue to Angkor Thom – an entire walled city, the royal Capital in the 12th century. With a population of 1 million, it was far bigger than any city in Europe at the time. The amazing centrepiece is Bayon temple crowned with 216 giant, smiling faces of King Jayavarman VII.

Take a lunch break before the exploration of Angkor Wat, claimed to be the largest religious building in the world. The temple, which took 30 years to construct & used the labor of 300,000 workers was built as the earthly representation of the universe with its’ central tower symbolizing Mt Meru – the center of the Universe.

Return to your hotel late afternoon.

Monk Blessing, Temples, and Butterflies

Wake up early and prepare for an ultimately evocative start of your day, journeying deep into the Angkor Complex to a small village community and its monastery with 200 Monks for the ancient tradition of Alms Giving at Sunrise.

Witness the Monks pay respects to their elders before you join the local community in preparing a Monk’s breakfast, as part of the Alms offering. Receive a blessing from the Monks, in this truly South East Asian tradition.

As you are guided around the community, you will hear & feel the vibrations of their morning traditional chanting to finish this exclusive experience before continuing onwards.

Continue to Banteay Srei temple, the only major temple that was not built by a monarch. Constructed in the 10th century it was dedicated to the Hindu god – Shiva. Banteay Srei translates to “Citadel of the Women” and is one of Angkor’s most significant structures as its walls are decorated with elaborate carvings which have been preserved remarkably well.

Next head to the Banteay Srey Butterfly Center, an interactive butterfly farm nestled in a luxurious tropical garden. Morning is the best time of the day to spot as many butterflies as possible. Thousands of free-flying Southeast Asian species will surround you.

In the afternoon take your time to visit the Artisans Center, with local arts and crafts. Ah, also, don’t forget to pack tonight! 😉

Your driver will pick you up from the hotel. If time allows you can stop by at a local restaurant or local galleries for the last minute shopping.

Drive to the airport is approximately 30 minutes.

Accommodations

Cruises & lodges.

Hotel Options

Amanjaya pancam suites hotel.

Rambutan Resort Siem Reap

All itineraries are completely customizable. Contact our travel specialists to build your perfect vacation

Related Tours

Luxury Vietnam & Cambodia

Bangkok To Angkor Wat & Beyond

Laos & Cambodia: Mekong Marvels

Siem Reap To Saigon In Style

Luxury Family Holiday In Cambodia

Cambodia's Lake, Rivers & Mountains

Classic Thailand & Cambodia

Taste of Indochina

• I'd like to be contacted via WhatsApp.
• I'd prefer not to be contacted by phone or SMS.
• All prices displayed are PER PERSON
• Child policies may apply to the cruise, lodge and/or excursions included with your tour
• Featured hotels may be interchanged for another of the same standard for that destination (subject to availability)
• Hotel room categories may be changed at your discretion for an additional supplement (subject to availability)
• The featured cruise vessel, cabin category and itinerary length may also be changed for a supplement (subject to availability)
• Rates may vary in correlation with group bookings
• High season supplements may apply

DEAL FLASH: 2 For 1 On Luxury 4-Day Amazon River Cruise Thanksgiving Departure

A Peek Inside Canada’s Oldest Prison – Kingston Pen Tour Review

For a city that has produced iconic Canadian talents such as Bryan Adams and The Tragically Hip, it’s odd to say that the hottest ticket in Kingston is for a prison. Since opening its doors to tourism in 2016, visiting Kingston Penitentiary has been in high demand and often sells out its daily tours well in advance. Admittedly, I knew very little about the prison so was a bit confused by this attraction. It is, after all, just a really big and really old jail.

To better understand what all the fuss is about I took a peek inside.

Table of Contents

Can a Prison be Beautiful?

Apparently, yes.

The first thing that struck me about visiting Kingston Penitenteray is the beauty of the building itself. This is an odd thing to say about a prison however much like the rest of old Kingston, it is made of limestone. From the courthouse to the towers that once protected Kingston’s shores, “Stone City” has its share of beautiful structures. Kingston Penitentiary is, oddly, one of them.

The second thing I noticed while visiting Kingston Penitenteray is its surprising location on the shores of Lake Ontario. The beauty of this waterfront location is lost when passing by the entrance on King street however it’s land value should be clear with the Portsmouth Olympic Harbour , home to the sailing events from the 1976 Summer Olympics, neighboring the prison to the west. Thanks to Fly Kingston I was able to get a bird’s eye view of Kingston Pen and only made me question it’s location further. Why anyone would build a prison here and give up this water-front property was beyond me, but again, that is why I was taking this tour.

Touring Kingston Pen

Built in 1833, Kingston Pen was Canada’s first maximum-security prison and served as such until closing its doors in September 2013. Its waterfront location was chosen as for its easy access and abundance of limestone. At the time of construction, Kingston (and much of Ontario) was not developed so little thought was required in giving up prime real estate. Makes sense I suppose. Those views though…

At the time of closure, Kingston Pen was one of the oldest prisons in continuous use in the world. During that time it held some of Canada’s most notorious criminals including Clifford Olson, Russell Williams, and Paul Bernardo…although you would never know that taking this tour. At the very beginning of the tour, our guide was quick to point out that he is legally not allowed to answer specific questions on former inmates due to Canada’s Privacy Act. This was nice as, in a way, it avoids making a celebrity out of the criminals that served there. Instead, the tour focuses on the history behind the building and why it is so important in Kingston’s story.

Behind the Walls

Once I signed my life away through a mountain of waivers, our tour began with a walk through the main courtyard. This took us past the conjugal visit units and past the center where the inmate radio show was broadcasted from. So far life inside Kingston Pen didn’t seem that rough. Less so when we were told that inmates in the conjugal visit units could order-in pizza or Chinese food. From my limited knowledge of life behind bars (supplied by films and TV shows), this is not what I expected.

Behind the Scenes

This theme continued throughout the day with our guide noting the differences between Hollywood and real life inside the jail. He also pointed out the differences and flaws with the private jail systems in the States versus the government run institutions in Canada. Thankfully privately run prisons have been limited and reverted to Government control in Canada.

Our tour continued inside the prison where we were handed off to a retired guard who filled us in on what life was like day-to-day for both the prisoners and himself. This was an incredibly interesting touch and similar to what you will find on the audio guides of Alcatraz as well as the personal stories from the former prisoners of Robben Island in South Africa.

We were then allowed to stroll through a wing of mocked up cells. Again not being told what notorious criminal was locked up where. This is where the prisoners spent most of their time, including where they ate their meals.

What I found most interesting while visiting Kingston Pen was the workshop and the brick building it is housed in. As Kingston pen was a working prison the labour shop produced everything from mattresses to furniture. Because the inmates made roughly $6 a day, the products were only ever used in other government agencies.

Riot Revealed

The former guard also went through the conditions that led to the 1971 riot; a four-day event that resulted in hostages, police negotiations, and fires. In the end, the inmates gave in after the military threatened to take the prison back with force. Two prisoners were killed during the riot and much of the prison was damaged beyond repair. This was partly because the inmates were concerned about moving to the newly built Milhaven facility.

Like I said, this place is oddly beautiful. Clearly, those that spent the most time in it, knew this.

The Most to Canadian Escape Ever

One former inmate story that the guide did share was of Norman “Red” Ryan. He is one of only a handful of prisoners to ever escape Kingston Pen. After setting fire to a barn as a distraction, “Red” and a small group of prisoners made their move over the tall stone walls. During his escape he fought off a guard, hitting him in the head with a pitchfork to shake free. Although in the clear for awhile, hurting the guard weighed heavily on Ryan to the point of writing an apology. He mailed it to the guard, return address and all. Days later Ryan was able to apologize in person.

How’s that for a true Canadian escape artist? Only getting caught because he said sorry.

What makes this story that much more amazing is the fact that a young Ernest Hemmingway, on his very first day working for the Toronto Daily Star, was sent to Kingston to cover the escape. You can read his story here.

Worth the Visit. Worth the Wait

In the end, touring Kingston Pen is a great way to appreciate and understand Kingston’s connection to corrections. Paired with the Penitentiary Musem across the street, visiting Kingston Pen offers an amazing insight into life inside Canada’s oldest prison and judicial system. Booking a bike tour offers a unique way to visit Kingston Pen too.

With its architectural highlights and the intrigue of seeing something hidden from the public for over 180 years, touring Kingston Pen is a must-do. Again, this tour is popular so be sure to book ahead !

What are your thoughts on visiting  Kingston Pen  ? Let’s hear it!

Looking for more Canada?

Like me? Pin me!

—  Kingston Pen on Facebook — —  Kingston Pen on Twitter   —

Although I was provided a complimentary day touring Kingston Pen thanks to Visit Kingston , the experience, opinions, and realization that prisons can be pretty are my own.

Luxury in a Traditional Setting: My Stay at Esperas Hotel

You may also like.

Searching for the Best Nanaimo Bar in Nanaimo? Here Are My Top Picks.

Plaza Premium Lounge Vancouver Cafe Review

Kouros Hotel Review – Where to Stay in Mykonos

Sydney in a Half Day – Bonza Bike Tours Review

California. Where my Travel Addiction Began.

Sudbury Tourist Attractions As Experienced by a Semi-Tourist

• Pingback: Three Great Day Trips from Ottawa Ontario To Try This Summer

Please see the book called West Yard. It speaks truth to power about what really goes on inside the walls and fences.

• Pingback: Ivon Gregory

Thank you for such a detailed report, Shaun. You make the tour sound very interesting. Worth a visit for sure.

It’s worth a visit for sure, especially since not so many tourists get to do so. It will provide you with a different perspective.

I have never been for a prison tour but I can imagine how cool it must have been! Love the pictures and I bet the guides have some very interesting stories to tell about things that have happened there. What a cool thing to do!

I just like that it’s not something that most people would do. It gives us a different perspective since what we usually know about prisons, we learn from movies.

What a cool trip, I’d love to do something like this at a prison! Bet it was really interesting x

Yeah, it was. At least I learned so many things about prisons and what really happens behind bars.

Wow… it actually looks like a university from the outside! I guess it’s interesting to see how is the life inside the prison, far from the Hollywood stuff! And having a former guard as a speaker really makes it interesting.

That’s for sure! I agree, the buildings look really nice. Even for the architecture alone, I would definitely go. And yeah, having someone who had worked there as your guide makes the tour more interesting since he has firsthand knowledge of the place.

Another prison that’s become a point of interest, so interesting, and Kingston Pen is one to see for sure!

What sets it apart also is its location and how beautiful the buildings are. From the outside, it doesn’t look like a prison at all.

Looks Like an Interesting Fully Escorted Guided Tour Provided by Kingston Pen Tours for Those Visiting Ontario, Canada. Canada’s Version of Alcatraz Prison in San Francisco!

It is an interesting one. Definitely a must visit when you’re in Ontario!

Haha I laughed at the story about the Canadian prisoner who escaped and then apologized :p The exterior of the prison looks really beautiful by the way!

Sounds very Canadian, doesn’t it? 😉

Comments are closed.

More Stories

Luton Layover Itinerary – 12 hours in London

Introducing Our Fall Event Pumpkinferno at Kingston Pen! Tickets Are Now on Sale! Learn More

Open Daily! Tickets Now On Sale for the 2024 Season Learn More

Explore the Pen

Frequently asked questions, about kingston penitentiary, take a tour.

Tours of Kingston Penitentiary offer a rare and unique opportunity to go behind the walls of Canada's oldest and most notorious maximum security prison.

Pumpkinferno at Kingston Pen

A One-of-a-Kind Outdoor Magical Experience This Fall This fall, Kingston Pen Tours welcomes back a new and exciting event! Perfect…

Get Inspired

@kingstonpentour

• Terms and Conditions
• Privacy Policy
• Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
• Accessibility
• Book an Appointment
• Sponsorship
• Join Our Team
• Tenders & Proposals
• Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
• Employee Login

Direct flights from Singapore to Penang

Did you mean flights from Penang to Singapore ?

Singapore Changi Airport

Switch direction

Penang International Airport

Click to show full flight schedule

Star Alliance

• Premium Economy
• Business Class
• First Class

Airbus A320-100/200

Airbus A320neo

Airbus A321neo

• Boeing 737 MAX 8

Boeing 737-800

Singapore to Penang Flight Schedule

Scan through all non-stop flights from Singapore to Penang. The full flight schedule below gives an overview of all non-stop flights from SIN to PEN, which includes the daily timetable of every operating airline for the upcoming 12 months.

Note: for airline-specific flight schedules, please scroll further down.

Airlines flying from Singapore to Penang

Airline-specific flight schedules from singapore to penang.

In total there are 5 airlines operating nonstop flights from Singapore SIN to Penang PEN. This section gives an overview of the flight schedules and timetables of every airline with direct flights for this route.

Click an airline below to view their SIN PEN flight schedule.

AirAsia flight schedule from Singapore to Penang

Firefly flight schedule from singapore to penang, jetstar asia flight schedule from singapore to penang, scoot flight schedule from singapore to penang, singapore airlines flight schedule from singapore to penang, singapore to penang flights.

Flights from SIN to PEN are operated 95 times a week, with an average of 14 flights per day. Departure times vary between 06:50 - 22:55. The earliest flight departs at 06:50, the last flight departs at 22:55. However, this depends on the date you are flying so please check with the full flight schedule above to see which departure times are available on your preferred date(s) of travel.

You can fly in Economy and Business Class. Premium Economy and First Class are not available on this route (at least not as a non-stop flight).

The fastest direct flight from Singapore to Penang takes 1 hour and 15 minutes. The flight distance between Singapore and Penang is 373 miles (or 600 km).

Frequently asked questions - FAQ

How many airports are there in penang.

There is 1 airport in Penang: Penang International Airport (PEN).

How many flights per week are there from SIN to PEN?

There are 95 flights per week flying from Singapore to Penang (as of September 2024).

How long does it take to fly from Singapore to Penang?

1 hour and 15 minutes is the average flight time from Singapore to Penang.

How far is Penang from Singapore?

The distance from Singapore to Penang is 373 miles (600 kilometers).

What airlines fly nonstop from SIN airport to PEN airport?

AirAsia, Firefly, Jetstar Asia, Scoot and Singapore Airlines are flying nonstop from Singapore to Penang.

What alliances have direct flights from Singapore to Penang?

Star Alliance is currently the only alliance flying nonstop from Singapore to Penang.

What classes are available from Singapore to Penang?

You can fly non-stop in Economy and Business Class.

What aircraft types fly from Singapore to Penang?

What is the earliest flight departing from singapore to penang.

The earliest flight departs at 06:50 from Singapore and arrives at 08:20 at Penang.

What is the latest flight available from Singapore to Penang?

The latest flight departs at 22:55 from Singapore and arrives at 00:15 at Penang.

Popular flights from Singapore, Singapore

Popular routes operated by AirAsia

Popular routes operated by firefly, popular routes operated by jetstar asia, popular routes operated by scoot, popular routes operated by singapore airlines, popular flights from singapore via penang, flight connections.

© FlightConnections

Non-stop flights from SIN to PEN

373 miles (600 km)  ·  1h 15m

• Adults Over 15 - 1 +
• Children Aged 3 - 15 - 0 +
• Infants Aged 0 - 2 - 0 +

Jetstar Asia

Singapore Airlines

Click to Check Prices

We've detected you might be speaking a different language. Do you want to change it to:

• Up to 1 stop
• Up to 2 stops
• Departure date
• Return date

Price indication in USD for