Merlion Park, Singapore Long Weekends in 2018, Photo credit: Graham Hobster
Singapore Long Weekends in 2018
Only four out of the 11 public holiday dates for 2018 will fall on a Friday or Monday. This means that there are only four official long weekends in 2018. However, the good news is, you could potentially get five more long weekends, if you take leave on some Mondays and Fridays. So start planning your long weekend getaways in 2018.
List of 11 Public Holidays in Singapore in 2018
The following are the four official long weekends to mark on your calendar:
1. New Year’s Day, 1 January 2018 falls on Monday
2. Chinese New Year, 16 and 17 February 2018 fall on Friday and Saturday
3. Good Friday, 30 March 2018 falls on Friday
4. Hari Raya Puasa, 15 June 2018 falls on Friday
The following are the five unofficial long weekends to mark on your calendar:
Labour Day (1 May 2018), Vesak Day (29 May 2018), Deepavali (6 November 2018), and Christmas Day (25 December 2018) all fall on Tuesdays. This means that if you take leave on the Monday before these public holidays, you can enjoy a four-day long weekend.
National Day (8 August 2018) falls on a Thursday. Thus, if you take leave on the Friday, you will also enjoy a four-day break.
Start planning for your official and unofficial long weekend getaways in 2018 now
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