Get transported to a ryokan in Japan at Ikeda Spa, which brings the authentic Japanese onsen experience to Singapore. The bath uses hinoki—Japan’s prized cypress wood—which releases mineral oils with anti-bacterial properties and soothing, uplifting scents.

Additionally, there are five bath salts, inspired by Japan’s famous hot spring regions, to choose from. After a private couple bath, opt for a relaxing massage from Ikeda Spa’s extensive menu to loosen your knots. Do note that the couple room is only available at Ikeda Spa’s Bukit Timah branch.

Find out more at Ikeda Spa.

Set sail into the sunset with your other half on board this unique tall ship—one of about 150 in the world—which promises an evening of romance and adventure.

You and your partner will be greeted with a welcome drink as you take in the sea breeze on the open-air deck before a three-course dinner, complete with live entertainment. The ship’s live entertainment and fireworks display have unfortunately been suspended temporarily amidst Covid-19 measures. However, the breathtaking view of the sun setting over the Southern islands of St John’s and Lazurus will definitely make up for it.

Find out more at Royal Albatross.

Instead of gifting your loved one with a perfume, why not create one together? Homegrown bespoke perfumery Maison 21G offers Love Atelier, a couple workshop where you and your partner can each personalise a perfume to your liking, and then create a scent together with your favourite ingredients.

It’s the perfect opportunity to learn more about each other, and also discover what unique creation will come out of it.

Find out more at Maison 21G. 

Jewellery is a great gift to commemorate important milestones, but it is even more memorable when you get to create it yourself.

Local silversmith Fat Anvil Studios offers a private workshop for two, where you and your partner can spend some quality time soldering, filing, and polishing away to create a piece of jewellery—such as a promise ring—for one another. 925 sterling silver is used for this workshop, but you can also purchase gemstones to add to your creation—set by Fat Anvil Studios’ silversmiths.

Find out more at Fat Anvil Studios.

Dine among the stars with your date at around 100 metres above sea level on a romantic evening. The Stardust Cabin presents a curated menu develop by professional chefs using high-quality ingredients. Savour great food and panoramic views of the southern coast of Singapore for one hour and form new, special memories.

Find out more at Mount Faber Leisure

For the Sporty

Holey Moley Golf Singapore is one of the best places to visit if you enjoy sporty activities but perhaps want to enjoy a slightly more dressed up date night as well.

Located within a bar, you can sip on cocktails while eating delicious food all while playing rounds of mini golf with your partner. 

Find out more at Holey Moley Golf Singapore.

Bowling is a very classic date idea and honestly, a little healthy competition in any relationship is great. Why not grab your special someone and head on down to Kallang Bowl, one of Singapore’s earliest and largest bowling centres that is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and 22 brand new competition standard lanes. 

Find out more at Kallang Bowl.

If you’re looking for a retro and totally Instagrammable date idea, why not take your date roller skating at Hi Roller Singapore. With their themed nights and fun skating arena, you're guaranteed a fun time even if you end up falling down. 

Find out more at Hi Roller.

Get your adrenaline pumping at Singapore’s largest treetop adventure park in Bedok Reservoir Park. The park’s Grand Course, designed for adults, will have you and your partner testing your coordination and navigating obstacles on the treetops, and swinging over the water on three breath-taking zip lines.

Don’t miss the Big Zip—a 300-metre zip line that begins from a 14-metre-high platform and sends you flying over the reservoir.

Find out more at Forest Adventure.

Recreate the romantic ice-skating scenes from the movies at The Rink, one of the only two ice-skating rinks in Singapore. The Rink stands out as the only Olympic-sized rink however, which allows it to host tournaments such as ice hockey, figure skating, speed skating and ice curling.

While The Rink offers ice skating courses, you can also enjoy the rink recreationally during the public skating sessions. Just remember to check its calendar to find out when the rink is open to the public.

Find out more at The Rink.

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A relationship on the rocks takes on a new meaning here at Climb Central as you challenge your partner to make it to the top. Whether you have prior climbing experience, all guests are welcome and you can get started after a 15min safety briefing.

If you and your other half would prefer a guided session, the gym also offers introductory classes over one and a half or two hours where you will learn how to use the safety systems and pick up some climbing tips. Who knows—this might just be the next hobby you can embark on together.

Find out more at Climb Central.

Snow City may be a favourite for children and young families, but adults can have plenty of fun here too. And with travelling limited for the foreseeable future, the indoor snow theme park may just be the next best thing to spending winter overseas. Admissions include one or two hours of snow play where you can enjoy a playful snowball fight with your partner. Snow City also recently introduced a Winter Shooting Arena, where you can practice target shooting or take part in a close quarter battle for up to eight players—sounds like an idea for a group date!

Find out more at Snow City

Navigate through the lagoons of Sentosa with a paddle in hand while you test your balance on a paddle board. Ideal for sea sports enthusiasts, stand up paddling is a great way to tone those core muscles. Enjoy the sea breeze as you paddle through the waters and if you’re lucky, you can even spot a White-spotted Eagle Ray swimming beneath the surface of the water.   

Find out more at Ola Beach Club

For the Novelty-Seekers

Skyhelix, which opened on December 15 this year, is Singapore’s newest attraction and highest open-air panoramic ride. It's also an awesome place for a date with your special someone. 

On the 12-minute ride, guests can sit on an open-air gondola that will slowly rotate 35 meters above the ground. At the peak, guests will be able to enjoy a panoramic view of Sentosa and the city while their legs dangle in the air.

Considering that the ride’s apex is 79 metres above sea level, it is also one of the highest vantage points on Sentosa so this isn’t for the faint-hearted. 

The best part is that you can actually bring food and drinks onboard the ride. There is really nothing more serene than sipping a cocktail while being 35 meters in the air and with the wind whipping through your hair with your favourite person.

Find out more at Skyhelix. 

While going to the zoo might seem overdone, River Wonders, the former River Safari, has an adorable new addition that is sure to get you excited to visit again. 

On August 14 last year, the nation’s first panda cub was born to Kai Kai and Jia Jia. Now, the adorable cub has finally been named Le Le, and made his official public debut on December 30 last year.

He will be on display twice a day at about 10.30 am and 3.30 pm daily. Each viewing session is set to last 20 to 30 minutes, according to Mandai Wildlife Group.

Find out more at River Wonders. 

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Cooperate and get to the bottom of the mystery in this unique escape room, conducted completely online. Currently featured is Curse of the Werewolf, where you each play the descendants of the village chief and save your fellowmen by lifting the curse. The virtual escape room experience requires a minimum of two to play but can accommodate many more players.

If you and your partner would prefer to solve the mystery in person, however, The Fun Empire also offers the game as a real-life escape room experience. It requires a minimum of four to play, so call another couple and make it a double date!

Find out more at The Fun Empire.

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Love games? Then Singapore’s first VR theme park is one not to be missed. Located at Resorts World Sentosa, Headrock VR offers over 11 attractions and games for you and your other half.

The attractions are divided into three zones—Green, which features interactive games perfect for friends and family to play together; Orange, for the adrenaline junkie with adventurous experiences; and Blue, which boasts unique rides like rhythm game Beat Saber and Jump Jump, a jungle adventure.

Find out more at Headrock VR.

“You jump, I jump.” Share the adrenaline rush as you take the plunge from 47 metres above ground at Sentosa. Options include the Bungy, the Giant Swing—which accommodates up to three—and the Top Swing. Both of you will receive an e-Certificate to commemorate the feat, as well as photos and videos for the ‘gram. If you’re feeling less adventurous, however, AJ Hackett also offers the world’s first full-time commercial Vertical Skywalk where you can walk vertically down its tower, and the Skybridge, which connects two towers.

Find out more at AJ Hackett.

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We might not be skydiving in Dubai or New Zealand for now, but you can still experience the thrill of free-falling at iFly—the world’s largest themed wind tunnel. With an 18-feet tall acrylic glass wall, you and your other half can enjoy the breathtaking views of Siloso Beach and the South China Sea.

The wind tunnel simulates falling through the air from 12,000 to 3,000 feet and you don’t even have to be a professional to enjoy it—professional training, guidance and gear are provided as part of the exhilarating experience. If you are feeling confident, you could even break out into a dance move or two together in the air.

Find out more at iFly Singapore.

Need to break the ice on the first date? The Fragment Room will quite literally do the trick. Let go of all your inhibitions as you smash away together, with a baseball bat or crowbar in hand. A ‘double package’ at The Fragment Room will provide you and your partner with two crates of breakables to smash within 30min.

To make the experience more enjoyable, you can even add on for items to be coated in neon paint, an unlimited number of glasses, or for an extra crate of breakables to unleash your rage. Protective gear is provided, which includes a helmet and/or full face mask, white coveralls, and cut-proof gloves.

Find out more at The Fragment Room.

Enjoy an intimate dinner like no other—in the dark. With the lights out, Nox’s mystery set menu puts the highlight on taste and texture, teasing your palate with 12 unique dishes served over three courses. There are also options for wine, cocktail, or mocktail tasting, with up to three specially selected or created drinks to match each course of your dinner. With all distractions aside, focus on what’s in front of you—your meal, and your date.

Find out more at Nox Dine in the Dark.

The Axe Factor Singapore is bringing the axe action to people looking for a way to vent their pent up frustrations and emotions after a long and busy week, and their introduction of the trending axe throwing decompression method will allow you to do just that. Run by founders Samuel Tey, Derrick Loo and Lewis Ng, The Axe Factor enables you to not only decompress and de-stress, but also explore and appreciate this nouvelle sport as a masterful craft that is akin to throwing darts but with higher stakes.

This unconventional way of decompressing has attracted many members of the public, especially young people, and many companies also host team-building events like parties and corporate events.

Find out more at The Axe Factor

Calm the senses and reset your mind with your lover at the Palm Avenue Float Club, because love also means sharing those quiet moments to recharge together. This float club wants you to embrace "the art of doing nothing" through floatation therapy, which is a scientifically proven method of alleviating stress, speeding up physical and mental recovery, and rewiring the brain.

You will spend an hour in your private float pod which creates a feeling of a womb-like cocoon around you and subsequently enter into a meditative state of relaxation and calm. You will certainly find that floating in a pool of soothing epsom salt will bring benefits to you such as reduced stress and anxiety, reduced back pain, sleep improvement and many more.

Find out more at Palm Avenue

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For the Homebodies

Still apprehensive about going to cinemas, but out of films to watch on Netflix? Consider a cosy movie night at home with KinoLounge, a virtual cinema platform by Shaw Theatres. The platform offers a rich collection of indie and art-house films, including French cinema and classics from P Ramlee. If you’re in need of recommendations, Singapore Film Society has also contributed a list of suggestions, with titles like She Dies Tomorrow, Swallow, and The Painter and the Thief available.

Find out more at KinoLounge.

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When food deliveries just don’t cut it, consider getting a private chef to prepare a romantic dinner for two right at your home. Personal Chef Singapore offers a selection of menus that can be customised to your preferences, from French and Italian cuisine to an eight-course Chinese dinner and ten-course Chef’s Omakase inspired by Japan.

The chef and his team will arrive and prepare the meal on-site, which will be served course by course by a service butler. For the full experience, opt for tableware and decor. The team also offers a full cleaning service of the dining area and kitchen after your meal, so you and your partner can enjoy the rest of the night hassle-free.

Find out more at Personal Chef Singapore.

For the Creatives

At first glance, you may think that crocheting is something reserved for your grandmothers. However, the skill is being picked up by many younger people today as they realise how therapeutic and versatile it can be. 

Why not pick this skill up with your partner by attending a private crocheting class? You will learn the fundamentals of crocheting, how to start, how to finish and how to use the materials correctly. 

The best part is that after learning the basics, you will be able to have many dates with your partner where you both sit and crochet together while talking, watching a movie or even in comfortable silence.

Find out more at Crooked Crochet.

If you and your partner love taking photos, you’ll want to visit the Museum of Ice Cream which allows you to learn all about ice cream while enjoying unlimited scoops, activities, 14 multi-sensory installations and a world-famous sprinkle pool.

Currently, the museum has a night at the museum event which features cocktails, fun activities that you can do to bring you and your partner closer together and more so make sure you book your tickets and get your cameras ready. 

Find out more at the Museum of Ice Cream.

You and your partner can now enjoy art jamming from the comfort of your home with Boulevart’s Art Jam kits. A starter kit provides all the materials you’ll need, along with an episode of your choice from the studio’s BoulveArt Jam painting tutorial series, while the Art Jam Explorer kit offers enough materials for several painting sessions, and access to all current and future episodes from the BoulveArt Jam series.

For extra guidance, set up a private watercolour workshop session at your own time and place. The classes available include pet portraits, succulents, and lettering.

Find out more at Boulevart.

Book a slot at Splat Paint House for you and your partner to express yourselves bound by no limits or rules. This space is said to be dedicated to playing, expression, and ultimately making an absolute mess.

Get to know your partner or date more intimately through art whether it’s by selecting a specific design you’d like to create, or have a Splat after dark, a UV edition paint party. 

Find out more at Splat House Paint. 

This permanent exhibition brings alive magic, art, metaphor and science through digital interactive constellations. Be a part of the art installations and get the perfect picture Instagram-worthy picture with your loved one.

The exhibition was partnered with Teamlab, a famous art collective that have focused on visuals of City in A Garden, Sanctuary, Park and Space. Head down to the ArtsScience Museum for a day of futuristic impressions and romantic moments. 

Find out more at ArtScience Museum 

Reach into your inner art rebel and grab some cans with your date at Heaven Spot where you can let go of your inhibitions and spray paint to your hearts’ desires.

As Singapore’s first graffiti warehouse, they want to encourage people to express themselves and their inner emotions through the medium of graffiti art as they believe that it is important to let go of any tension and frustration that one faces in life, and what better way to do it than through graffiti!

Find out more at Heaven Spot

You’ve probably seen those trendy TikToks where users tuft a rug with a handy dandy tufting gun. Make your own creative rug (or even a couple rug) at Tuft Club. Southeast Asia’s first tufting studio invites you to take part in the modern take of traditional rug-making. The studio offers a four-hour workshop where customers get detailed guidance on the ins and outs of tufting. Get your tufting project delivered to you within two to three weeks.

Find out more at Tuft Club

For caffeine lovers, create your own cup of frothy goodness at Musketeers Coffee. Learn the tricks behind the wrist to create various patterns on top of a hot cup of coffee. The café’s Basic Latte Art workshop is a one-to-two-hour masterclass that covers the milk frothing technique to different types of latte art. If you’re feeling confident after the first session, this workshop is part of a progressive series of three for you and your partner to further develop your latte art capabilities. 

Find out more at Musketeers Coffee

Get into the new contemporary art fad of spin painting at Spin Paint House where you can splatter paint on a spinning table and create different styles of paintings based on how fast or slow you go with their adjustable rotations per minute feature. You can either go at high RPM speed for amazing diffusion effects or go slow for a sleek wave from the pendulums and trapezes.

Find out more here

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