Queer travel expert Jack Kenworthy turns 250+ city adventures into your guide for safe, vibrant, and inclusively fabulous global journeys.
For the longest time, it was easy to write off Gay Singapore as another homophobic Asian country. After all, same-sex activity was technically a criminal offense here until recently. Like 2022. Way too late, but better than never…
And yet, even before this recent change, Singapore was – and continues to be – one of the most popular gay destinations in the region. After dark, the famous Neil Street in Chinatown comes to life as gay bars, clubs, spas, and saunas open their doors to tourists and foreigners alike.
Like many things in life, LGBT rights in Singapore are complicated. Same-sex sexual activity was illegal under British-era sodomy laws – though the law has not been enforced since 1999 – and while it is now legal with Singapore lifting its gay sex ban, it has blocked the path toward marriage equality.
No anti-discrimination legislation currently protects LGBT Singaporeans, yet if you are walking down the street holding your partner’s hand or checking into a hotel together, we can’t imagine anyone saying anything.
In many ways, Gay Singapore reflects the traditional Asian approach to LGBT citizens, where the family is the basic building block of society. If you ‘choose’ to be gay, it is best kept discrete from your family.
Things are changing, however, as the population pyramid changes and a younger, more progressive generation wrestles control. Just look at the 28,000 mostly young people who attend Singapore’s annual gay rights rally – Pink Dot SG. Singapore has a robust legal system, and hopefully, activists will continue to challenge the unfair law here in order to improve the lives of queer Singaporeans.
For now, however, while gay travelers should be mindful of the problems LGBT Singaporeans experience, they are unlikely to experience any issues in this dynamic melting pot of a city-state.
Not only does Gay Singapore offers wild nightlife, luxurious gay spas, and futuristic hotels – but there are plenty of green spaces, quirky art galleries, Michelin-starred fine dining, tropical weather, and world-class attractions.
And how could we forget the House of Blue Spin – the largest group of gay bars in Asia or the muscle gay boys who flock to Tanjong Beach Club on Sundays!
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Attractions in Singapore
Being gay does not define which attractions most of us want to see in each city, and most queer travelers will simply want to check out the top things to see in Singapore during the day!
There is so much to do here – but we found our favorite memories were wandering through food markets, lying on the beach at Sentosa Island, and brunching in modern cafés before wandering through design studios and admiring the skyline.
One of the best tips we can give you for exploring Gay Singapore is to pre-ordering a travel SIM card for easy airport pickup and activation the moment you arrive, so you will not pay a fortune in international roaming charges.
Get restaurants recommendation and reservations on the fly, public transport instructions up to the minute, bar opening hours, and, if it is your thing – access to gay hook-up apps to find out more about the local scene.
Mobile data is fast, cheap and available almost everywhere in Asia, so it is no wonder most travelers choose to stay connected and get off the beaten track (without worrying about getting lost). So why wait? Pre-order the best local SIM card now to have it waiting for you when you arrive.
Still – it helps to have some idea of what is going on, so here are the best things to do in Singapore, according to us!
Things To Do in Singapore
Engross yourself in your favorite movies with access to all 7 of Universal Studios Singapore’s themed zones based on different well-known Hollywood blockbuster films. Gay, straight or unicorn, who doesn’t love seeing the big screen to life on roller coasters, through stage shows, or at themed restaurants? You could also visit Osaka, Los Angeles or Orlando.
Adventure Cove Waterpark
Things are getting too hot’n’steamy in Singapore? Splash in gallons of fun with this Sentosa park’s exciting slides and tube rides. Or just book a fabulous hotel with a pool…
Hello Singapore Food Tour
Finding the best of the Singaporean food scene on your own would be almost impossible, even for knowledgeable locals! There is just so much to taste and explore. Michelin-starred hawker restaurants might get all the international attention, but – as with most cities – it’s the hidden gems that you have never even heard of that end up being the best…
Fun, small-group sustainable food experiences led by local food experts and a passion for gastronomy, people and sharing their culture, you are never sure what you will get on one of these food tours.
We know that you will become intimately equated with the complex and delicious food scene/culture here with 10+ stops across three neighbors in Singapore (Little India, Kampong Glam & Katong) over 5.5 hours. How wonderful!
Absolutely everything you could dream of – delicious coffee, über-clean and modern faculties and of course, DOGGOS! With ten delightful resident canines – there is plenty of dogs to go around, and the staff is well-trained to help guests interact with the dogs without either party getting overwhelmed.
Trust us, after you meet your new furry friends like Waffles the Corgi, Lulu the Toy Poodle, and Bui Bui, the French Bulldog, you’ll never want to return to a regular coffee shop ever again.
National Gallery Singapore – Explore Singaporean and Southeast Asian art at the National Gallery Singapore, which is home to over 1,000 artworks. Perfect for a hot day when all you want is air-conditioning, or if you are something of an art aficionado.
Singapore River Cruise – Enjoy a relaxing ride while seeing all the must-see highlights of Singapore – including Raffles Landing Site, The Merlion, The Esplanade, Marina Bay Sands and more – on a single boat cruise!
For a dining experience that seamlessly blends contemporary flair with traditional Japanese elegance, MOGA is an absolute must-visit. This modern Japanese Izakaya, inspired by the trailblazing “modern girls” of 1920s Japan, offers a vibrant speakeasy setting perfect for savoring innovative share plates and craft cocktails. Whether you’re indulging in their exquisite Sashimi or the delectable Chicken Tsukune, each dish is a masterpiece designed to spark lively conversations and create unforgettable memories.
Step into MOGA’s chic, stylish decor and let their talented mixologists dazzle you with bodacious beverages, making every visit a celebration of culinary artistry. Centrally located and renowned for its hip ambiance, MOGA welcomes guests for lunch and transforms into an adult-only venue from 6 PM onwards, providing an intimate and sophisticated dining experience that truly stands out in Singapore’s bustling culinary scene.
One of the unique attractions in Singapore – and a great place for any Friends addict, Central Perk in Chinatown is the only official Warner Brothers licensed café outside of the United States – and the perfect place to relive your nostalgia.
Pull up a chair, order a mug of freshly brewed coffee – with beans inspired by your favorite character – and snuggle into the iconic orange couch for a good-old gossip session.
Feeling peckish, why not feast on dishes inspired by the show’s characters, including the Monica Garlic Aglio Olio and Mrs. Braverman Cheesecake – and watch re-runs of all the best episodes play out on screens around the shop?
There is even an official merchandise store to pick up any swag you might desire, or why not make a truly unique memory and sign up for a basic barista course here…No matter what, you can’t be a worse waitress than Rachel!
Haji Lane
The current hip street in Singapore is a wonderful kaleidoscopic mix of vibrant street art, independent fashion boutiques, Middle Eastern food, and snug coffee shops. There is truly something here for everyone, and it is impossible not to fall in love with its quirky and eclectic vibes.
Visit by day for some of the best Instagram shots in Singapore to sip on a Selfie coffee – yes, they will really print your face on the coffee or rummage around for unique apparel finds to show off back home.
Return later at night for fusion food and buzzing streetside dining complete with local musicians, and finish the night on a sweet note with soft, smooth, and tasty soft-serve ice creams from the 100% Halal-certified Moosh!
Not willing to splash the cash to stay at the Marina Bay Sands Hotel? Cheat and soak in the panoramic views of Singapore’s iconic skyline at the observation deck, though you can only look at the infinity pool unless you are a guest.
Gardens by the Bay
Wander along the out-of-this-world skyway bridge and see all those enchanting Supertrees up close – complete with fantastic city views. Don’t forget to catch the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show in the evening when all the trees seemingly come alive!
Then enter the Cloud Forest, a mysterious world veiled in mist and be amazed at the breathtaking mountain views surrounded by diverse vegetation and hidden floral gems – all in air-conditioned luxury.
As part of the Gardens By The Bay development, the highlight is clearly seeing the world’s tallest indoor waterfall fall from a 35-meter mountain of lush vegetation, but the entrance also is included to the Flower Dome next door with its Mediterranean-like climate and an array of planets from around the world.
Take a spin on this iconic wheel for a panoramic view of the city that stretches to parts of Malaysia and Indonesia!
Jump on the Safari Tram for a multi-sensory wildlife adventure at night and then get a closer look at the wildlife on four walking trails: Fishing Cat, Leopard, East Lodge and Wallaby. Sure, we will probably be enjoying a happy hour at the gay bars at this time, but the Singapore Night Safari is so famous we could be tempted to leave them for just one night…
A quiet island escape with cycle trails and footpaths crisscross the small hills. A taste of nature in Singapore with an excellent observation tower and scenic looped boardwalk with excellent views.
Lau Pa Sat Food Court
Combining delicious food and unforgettable architecture, Lau Pa Sat Food Court is one of the most popular hawker centers – conveniently located in the heart of Singapore’s financial district and well-utilized by office workers in peak periods.
One of the oldest Victorian design structures in South-East Asia and one of the first framing built in pre-fabricated iron in Asia, Lau Pa Sat Food Court is also the only remaining market that served the residents in the central district of early Singapore.
Gay Places in Singapore
Singapore’s leading underwear and swimwear store carry a large selection of stylish – and not-so-stylish – briefs, jockstraps, and swimwear. Obviously, we gay boys love it!
The world’s largest independent men’s lifestyle retailer is now in Singapore, carrying the sexiest gay underwear brands like TOOT, CIN-2, Addicted, ES Collection, 2EROS, STUD, Groovin’, Andrew Christian, GX3, Pistol, etc.
Very gay-popular, and while you can shop online, their physical store is extensive and very comprehensive, with a range of adult toys as well. Perfect for preparing for all those fashionable gay boys at the Tanjong Beach Club.
A Singapore premium adult toys retailer bringing in novelty toys from Japan, UK & USA. They have three locations, a broad range and have been providing tours for the local Singapore LGBT community for over a decade.
Opened in 1999 as a cozy cafe hidden within the Project shop clothing store, this branch has become very gay-popular, the place to go for legendary brunches, lazy afternoon teas, and romantic dates. Don’t miss their famous truffle shoestring fries!
Tanjong Beac
The ultimate escape from the urban jungle, on one of Singapore’s finest sun-soaked stretches of sand, the Tanjong Beach Club is a tranquil sanctuary only a 15-minute cab ride from the CBD – and yet a world away.
Why pay hundreds per night for a luxurious resort when you can enjoy an oceanfront infinity pool, wonderful service, out-of-this-world sunsets and comfortable loungers for just the price of a cocktail or smoothie?
Sure, drinks are expensive in Singapore – but the Tanjong is so more so than your average bar, and the opulent amenities make them so worthwhile.
Frequently voted one of the best beach clubs in the world (seriously, who has the job of deciding how we sign up), the Tanjong Beach Club straddles the line between indoors and outdoors, taking its design influences from the seaside homes of yesteryear, mid-century modernism, and nostalgic maritime influences.
Set on a beautiful section of beach, on Sundays, Tanjong is also very LGBT-popular and the closest thing you will get to a Singapore gay beach.
A garden-inspired setting for a hearty dinner or just light bites, on the Singapore gay street and run by the House of Blue Spin – the largest group of gay bars in Asia. Handmade on-site, the pizzas are the main reason to come here, but Peppermint Park is also a great place to begin any queer night out in Singapore.
Pelangi Pride Centre
An LGBT community space and resource center located in Singapore since 2003, every Saturday from 2 pm – 6 pm. Their library has a collection of fiction and non-fiction books of LGBT interests, and they hold events occasionally listed on their Facebook page.
Move Community
A social & community club in Singapore organizing LGBT-friendly social & life-enriching programs for people to stay connected and care for one another. They invite everyone to go along and attend, holding events roughly once a month.
A non-profit movement started by a group of individuals who care deeply about the place LGBT Singaporeans call home. There is no official Singapore Pride, but Pink Dot is organizing PinkFest in July – a festival of reflection, collaboration and jubilation of Singapore society in all of its diversity.
There is a range of events, but the annual Pink Dot event at Hong Lim Park is the closest Singapore gets to Pride, where everyone wears ink as a form of protest and supports the freedom of love. Tough government restrictions make it virtually impossible to hold a parade, and foreigners are banned from attending the annual Pink Dot gay pride event!
Gay-Friendly and Gay Hotels in Singapore
Almost every hotel in Singapore can be considered gay-friendly, and you are unlikely to experience any issues traveling either alone or as a same-sex couple. After all, being gay-friendly is not all about upscale luxury but about providing friendly service and welcoming everyone with open arms!
Singapore is a global mega-city with a shortage of space, so room sizes are smaller than almost everywhere else in the world – but as many gay men know, it’s not all about size, but how you use it! We are talking about design, functionality and views, darling!
Having said that, everyone likes to be surrounded by people with common interests, and as such, there are a few renowned gay-friendly hotels in Singapore where many gay travelers opt to stay – either because of their location near the Chinatown gay street or thanks to their design and inclusive vibes.
The following hotels in Gay Singapore have all had glowing recommendations from gay travelers in the past, but of course, there are hundreds of other hotels in Singapore if these are not quite what you are looking for.
Whether you want a fun and social hostel, a cheap place to crash after a night of partying or an ultra-chic designer option to sip cocktails and surround yourself with fabulous people – Gay Singapore has something for everyone!
Pullman Singapore Hill Street ☆☆☆☆☆
Enter the extravagant world of Pullman Singapore Hill Street, a dazzling jewel that graced Singapore’s skyline in 2023. This isn’t merely a hotel; it’s a celebration of the flamboyant and fabulous, where every corner exudes opulence and style. From the moment you step into the grand lobby—a masterpiece adorned with vintage carrier installations and marble walkways—you are transported to a sanctuary of 350 lavish rooms. Each room is a symphony of luxury, blending state-of-the-art technology with sumptuous comforts, all framed by the breathtaking views of Marina Bay Sands.
Pullman Singapore Hill Street is a beacon of diversity and grandeur. It’s not just a place to stay; it’s a vibrant haven where LGBTQ+ guests flourish. Ascend to the rooftop, where El Chido offers a fiesta of Mexican flavors and cocktails that captivate the senses. Continue your culinary journey at Madison’s, an homage to American classics, or discover MOGA, a hidden gem serving contemporary Japanese Izakaya fare in a speakeasy setting.
Designed by the acclaimed DP Architects, the hotel seamlessly weaves Pullman’s rich rail history into its modern aesthetic. The U-shaped building features a façade of aluminum screens reminiscent of railway sleepers, and a tower curtain wall with fins that echo railway tracks. The terracotta hues of the podium pay homage to the shophouses of historic Hill Street.
The Pullman takes sustainability seriously, incorporating eco-friendly innovations such as Blue Pure filter taps for fresh drinking water, automated curtains, and energy-saving smart sensors. The absence of single-use plastics is complemented by cascading smart plants along the building’s exterior, which help regulate temperature naturally.
The indulgence continues with multiple pools, including an infinity pool with a swim-up bar on the rooftop, offering panoramic views and a luxurious escape. The first floor mimics a bustling train station with a luggage holding area, dining spots, and easy access to the vibrant street life.
In the pulsating heart of Singapore, Pullman Singapore Hill Street stands as a testament to lavish, inclusive, and environmentally responsible hospitality. Immerse yourself in an experience that is both opulent and life-affirming, where every detail sings a song of luxury and style.
Staying in Singapore doesn’t have to cost the Earth, and with so much to explore in Singapore – by day or by night – you probably won’t be spending too much time at your accommodation. So why would you want to pay ridiculously high prices?
Thankfully The Pod Boutique Hotel offers the perfect solution to this problem, providing unique boutique capsule rooms and pods catering to distinguishing tourists who aspire to have comfort and convenience at affordable prices…
Inspired by modern and minimalistic living, they also offer plenty of freebies, including free WiFi, free breakfast, free towels, and even free washing and drying facilities – perfect in hot and humid Singapore.
Besides the uber-cool design and very affordable price tags, we loved the uniqueness of staying in a Pod – an experience many travelers may never have considered. Thankfully, this is a world away from the cramped capsules of Tokyo. Wonderfully LGBT-friendly, and perfect for solo travelers who want a budget option with a bit of substance – and a social environment to chat and make new friends!
One of the top-rated hotels in Singapore, located on the prestigious Raffles Boulevard, the Pan Pacific offers signature hospitality and luxurious comfort. The modern rooms feature sexy glass-enclosed bathrooms, and most have either city or harbor views.
There are stylish fusion dining options, a cool tapas bar, and a simple café plus a relaxing spa, gym and outdoor. On top of this, the LGBT favorite/quirky and outlandish hideout LuLu’s Lounge is also found in the basement of Pan Pacific Singapore.
Needing no introduction, Singapore’s most iconic hotel is also the most popular with gay travelers looking for a once-in-a-lifetime splurge. The only way to experience the world’s highest and longest infinity pool with its unrivaled panoramic views is to be a guest of Marina Bay Sands hotel, but there are many other reasons, including award-winning dining and a wide range of shopping and entertainment options.
This luxury hotel offers magnificently appointed rooms and suites, a 4,200-piece museum-quality art collection and a preeminent Club Lounge experience on level 32 with unforgettable views over Marina Bay. Everything here is complete to the highest quality, but the oh-so-chic pool and bar were a real highlight.
The best luxury gay hotel in Singapore – simply because it is only a 10-minute walk to Chinatown gay street! An eco-friendly hotel-in-a-garden concept offering an inimitable stay on the edge of Chinatown and the CBD.
There is a hip restaurant, patisserie, and light-filled rooms inspired by nature, but the real highlight is a dedicated wellness floor with its ultra-Instagramable infinity pool & poolside cabanas boasting lush landscaping and epic Singapore city skyline views.
We continue to be obsessed with the design aesthetics and fabulously quirky vibes of the W hotel chain, and W Singapore is no different. Leave the city behind and enjoy a lively coastal setting and picturesque resort hotel on the famous Sentosa Island.
Just minutes from Singapore’s CBD and Gay Street, the W hotel is an oasis of modern luxury for gay travelers and refined globetrotters. Luxuriate in the W’s 5-star service and ground-breaking facilities as you find your tropical playground in Gay Singapore. Close to the muscle-boy famous Tanjong Beach Club.
A gay-popular hotel close to all the best LGBT hotspots, Oasia Hotel Downtown, is a 27-story 314-room breath of fresh air and welcomed greenery in Singapore’s Central Business District. A true reprieve in the city, this tropical skyscraper is thrillingly sleek inside, thanks to the modern functionalist style of renowned architect Patricia Urquiola. There are also not one but two rooftop pools!
A few minute’s walks to the gay street in Singapore’s Chinatown, The Scarlet offers alluring textures and colors in striking contrasts for an unexpectedly modern and seductive experience. Housed in a preserved pre-war shophouse, there are chic rooms, a sought-after rooftop restaurant/bar, and an intimate hot tub.
Discover a different side of Gay Singapore by staying in the designer hotel found in Little India and designed exclusively for adventurous travelers.
Madcap, curious voyagers just seem to be drawn to this old ethnic enclave where they find this high-concept hotel featuring the groundbreaking works of award-winning Singapore design agencies. Expect eclectic touches like glass-enclosed showers, antique bathtubs, giant typewriter sofas, and funky neon lights.
Located in the heart of bustling Chinatown, where modernity meets rich cultural heritage, this gay-popular hotel offers affordable rates, Sung, simple rooms, a contemporary terrace lounge, and a hot tub!
A contemporary Chinese-themed boutique hotel with 42 simple rooms to cocoon you in comfort after a long night out exploring the Singapore gay scene. There are rainfall showers, a rustic courtyard with rattan furniture and a subway station three minutes walk away.
Porcelain Hotel by JL Asia ☆☆☆
A boutique hotel comprised of a few adjoining, traditional shop-houses perfectly located along Mosque Street in Chinatown. Ultrachic yet warm rooms, low prices, and location lead many gay travelers to stay here.
Gay Nightlife in Singapore
While technically, gay sex in Singapore was illegal until very recently, that doesn’t stop the city from developing one of the most vibrant gay nightlife scenes in Asia. A welcome relief compared to other mega-metropolises nearby like Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur – though not quite on par with Bangkok, Taipei, Hong Kong or Tokyo in the north.
Singapore’s gay nightlife scene has taken off over the past few years, and most of the LGBT venues are located around Neil Road in Chinatown.
If you are looking for an excellent place to start, check out our Gay Singapore map at the end to find your set. There are also some wild gay parties held throughout the years worth planning around if you can…. but depending on your mood, you can find anything here, from a relaxed cocktail in an upscale bar to an all-night dance rave surrounded by your queer family!
Chinatown Gay Bars
Undoubtedly Gay Singapore’s most popular bar for over 13 years and still brings in immense weekend crowds who flock here for the funky mix of upbeat pop music. During the week, Tantric is more casual and perfect for meeting friends – or Grindr hookups for a drink beforehand.
Part of Singapore’s most popular rainbow landmark: the Home of the Blue Spin, one of Asia’s most significant gay bar groups that all serve the deadly Blue Spin namesake signature cocktail. Backstage, May Wong’s Cafe, Peppermint Park, and Flavours Bar are part of the same group.
A busy gay bar in Singapore tucked inside a converted Chinatown shophouse offering a mix of Chinese and English hits during the week and dance to Top 40 songs on the weekend. Exceptionally in demand is their daily happy hour from 6-9 pm.
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Chinatown, Singapore, Dorothy’s Bar shines as a beacon of gay camaraderie and culture since its establishment in 2015. As the pioneer gay bar in the locale, it beckons with open arms, inviting patrons to a world where the whimsy of “The Wizard of Oz” meets the warmth of a homely retreat. The chic, fanciful decor and the cozy ambiance serve as the perfect backdrop for making new friends or lounging with old ones, all while sipping on affordably priced concoctions during the daily Happy Hour from 6pm to 8pm.
Its balcony, offering serene views over Trengganu and Temple streets, provides a tranquil escape to revel in the city’s pulsating energy. Dorothy’s Bar isn’t just a place to kick start an evening’s adventure into Singapore’s vibrant gay scene; it’s a reminder that “there’s no place like home,” especially when home is a place that celebrates love, diversity, and the best views of Chinatown. As Dorothy herself might say, with a cocktail in hand and overlooking the bustling streets below, “Toto, I’ve a feeling we’re not just in Kansas anymore; we’re at the heart of it all!”
A bastion of heritage and glamour, the Backstage Bar is a much-loved staple of Singapore’s pink district that manages to perfectly blend culture, intimate conversations, and delicious cocktails. Earlier in the night, Backstage is a favorite place to organize informal meetings on their cozy sofas or to mingle in the crowd, and as the night moves on, things become progressively more dance-y.
An in-vogue LGBT bar in Singapore inspired by the late Hollywood actress Anna May Wong. Inside, you will find a delightful infusion of exotic oriental flavors paired with twenty-first-century interventions, as well as elegant interiors and quiet spaces to sip and dish. The cocktails are a definite must-try, inspired by tropical fruits and cooling spirits to beat the hot and humid local weather.
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A mixed karaoke lounge popular with younger guys; thanks for the affordable drinks and house music later in the night. On Singapore’s Pink Street, the bar was always going to be gay-popular, but sometimes it focuses a little too much on its regular customers, and tourists might feel unwelcome.
The unofficial bear bar in Singapore is frequented by bears, otters, cubs, wolves, pandas and their admirers. Very friendly and relaxed, with a fun Karaoke setup and numerous events. Like all gay bars in Singapore, it gets hectic on the weekends, so you might want to come early if you need a table.
A mixologist’s dream which serves up exceptional cocktails using an inventive combination of various spirits and mixers. A busy outdoor bar designed with industrial-chic raw concrete and cold surfaces, Flavours Bar pumps out good vibes, upbeat tunes, and stiff drinks!
Other Gay-Popular Singapore Bars
Voted one of the world’s Top Beach bars, Tanjong Beach Club is a surreal sanctuary on the finest sun-soaked stretch of sand on Sentosa Island. Very LGBT+ popular, if you have the cash to splash and enjoy day drinking, you will feel right at home here with their fab outdoor pool with loungers and mid-century modernism design flare.
Tanjong Beach Club s muscle-central but most gay-popular on Sunday afternoons or during their regular events & parties. A must-visit- if you are not too self-conscious!
A much-welcomed innovation on the Singapore nightlife scene with curated entertainment coupled with uniquely designed interiors reminiscent of a 1960’s New York backstreet club.
Enjoy playful cocktails and jazz early in the night while later things evolve to include burlesque stars, retro DJs or any number of internationally acclaimed performances. Gay-popular, LuLu’s is ideal for a post-dinner drink or for getting wild and dancing into the early hours.
Gay Parties in Singapore
The only gay nightclub in Singapore’s ‘Pink Street’ (Neil Road in Chinatown) with a two-level dance floor that is crowded every Friday and Saturday night. Bass-heavy remixes from the Top 40s or from the 2000s era bring all the boys out, especially the young and trendy, with a fun mix of locals and ex-pats.
Their “Hot” party on the last Saturday of each month always features an international guest DJ and is the place to be! There is a fun unlimited beer and house pour drinks deal between 10 pm and midnight, though most people drink at tantric across the road beforehand.
Previously a gay club in Singapore, but their main venue closed five years ago, and now they organize epic queer takeover dance parties 4-6 times a year. Expect fashionable guys who quickly take their shirts off to reveal flawless bodies, international guest DJs, different dance zones, and to party all night long.
An exclusive partying experience for Singapore’s gay community organized to bring the queer clubbing experience to a whole new level! Frequently hosting events at Altimate Club, Singapore’s ultra-luxe member’s club on the 61st level of One Raffles Place, which is anything but boring!
Gay Spa and Man Massage in Singapore
Don’t care about the sights or just want to take advantage of high-quality gay spas in Singapore? Then why not get a sensual male massage – there are plenty of options! Here are the top recommended gay spas and male massages in Singapore options.
A luxurious spa atmosphere for men only in Singapore, this inviting and modern space brings traditions of Eastern and Western healing together to help make you feel relaxed and at peace. There is a wide range of treatments and packages specially designed with the male client in mind, most of which are geared toward men’s skincare and body therapy needs.
Spalogy
A modern gay spa in Singapore Chinatown is literally within steps of all the most popular gay bars like Tantric, Taboo, OUT, DYMK, eBar. Exclusively providing male massages in stylish private rooms with certified therapists. Packages, specials, and treatment options are all listed on their website.
Fabulous holistic healing therapies in a home-based environment, including a variety of body treatments, super aroma ultrasonic hydrotherapy and facial treatments for individuals with different needs.
Everything is covered, from stress & weight management and general wellness to muscle relaxation, and body aches relief. Certified male therapists will see to your needs in cozy aroma-infused therapy rooms.
A high-end male spa and grooming center in Singapore dedicated to skin care, hair removal, and body contouring. The owner, Thomas Tong, has over 20 years of experience in the beauty and healthcare industry and is now focused on aesthetic science benefiting men who derive absolute pleasure from becoming an item of desire. Their Brazilian/Hollywood Waxing is very popular.
WaterSpa
A men’s-only boutique spa in Singapore with unique service rituals to awaken your mental & physical energies. Through the combination of a mystical setting a d soothing treatment options from their cute – and certified masseurs – you are promised a harmonious and tranquil experience.
Singapore’s 1st uniquely themed & designed boutique spa on the outskirts of Chinatown, where friendly and experienced male therapists will make you feel right at home. Try their Rain Breeze Scrub for the ultimate water treatment or the Indi-Signature massages, a unique Swedish massage technique specially developed at Shuang Spa.
Far from the madding crowd, this underrated male massage in Singapore provides a warm reception, cozy ambiance and quality treatments that will help you unwind, recharge and make you want never to leave!
Out-call services are only providing the hottest male-to-male tantric Singapore gay massage. Sensual, erotic, and spiritual massages are also possible, along with therapeutic practices for straight, bisexual and gay men. Photos of therapists are not available.
Gay Cruising & Gay Saunas in Singapore
Had enough of gay cruising in Singapore – either in the bars or elsewhere?
For those who want a bit more guaranteed action, the gay saunas in Singapore will not disappoint you (unlike all those faceless (unlikely all those faceless accounts on Grindr or the other hook-up apps…), although there is not quite as much selection as the gay sauna in Hong Kong, Taipei, and Bangkok.
In such a foreign-friendly city, you should have no issues visiting any Singapore gay sauna but be warned that we have heard reports that older, hairy or chubbier guys are being ignored in some saunas. Be sure to read our gay sauna guide if you are nervous or visiting for the first time!
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The most famous gay sauna in Singapore is spread over three massive floors. Boasting unparallel facilities, including a gym, jacuzzi, tanning beds, steam room, lockers, a busy, dark maze, movie room, meditation areas and a rooftop cafe.
Different daily themes are listed on their website and special prices for different age groups (including some free entry times for those under 27s). Annual membership is required at $10, renewable on a yearly basis and all members are entitled to free use of 1 locker, free flow of mixed drinks at the cafe and two towels per day’s visit. There is also free, unlimited re-entry on the same day of entry.
A relaxed gay sauna in Singapore with no membership fee and a welcoming policy attracts older guys. Somewhat basic facilities but there is a steam room, rain showers, a TV lounge, a movie hall, a dark maze, private rooms, and a roof-top garden. The Tuesday Chubs and Chasers theme nights are very bear-popular.
ShoGun Club
A 24-hour gay sauna in Singapore with a mixed crowd located in Chinatown. Best for late-night action with a busy maze, private cabins, steam room, and super-dark room. Well-maintained, it is best to visit Shogun Club when the other gay sauna in Singapore are almost closed, and crowds flock here.
A well-known Singapore gay sauna for men has moved to the heart of the city close to the Clarke Quay MRT station.5,000 square feet of fun, all housed in a single story, with a dry sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, large TV room, gym and 15 private rooms for your enjoyment. A bit basic but popular later at night with a fun mix of local and foreign guys – with theme nights and pricing listed on their website.
Gay Map Of Singapore
Finding it hard to envisage where everything is Gay Singapore? Hopefully, this queer-centric map helps where we have marked all the bars, clubs, parties, hotels, saunas, massages and more will help you stay in the spot best suited to you!