
Whether dad wants to spend the day outdoors or just have some quiet time at home, we have all kinds of ideas for a cool Father's Day celebration in Singapore…
Father’s Day is almost here – it’s happening on Sunday, June 21st! And if you’re looking for ideas on how to treat Dad, then look no further. From pampering him with a grooming session at an exquisite gentlemen’s barbershop to fun family activities at home, if you’d rather stay in, we’ve got many options. Now, let’s celebrate the most important men in our lives!
Things to do for Father’s Day 2026 in Singapore
Tons of fun activities to do with Dad at SAFRA

SAFRA is back again this year with their Father’s Day event – Operation: Dad & Me @ SAFRA 2026. This year, they’re celebrating the men who serve the nation and at home. No matter where you are, there’s a SAFRA close by for you to pop by and check out some of the fun activities they’ve got prepared. You’re gonna have a blast at their game stations like Keep It Afloat! and craft activities like Flight Ops, where you can make your very own special paper airplane and put it to the test through the obstacle course. SAFRA members get even more activities to enjoy, plus Dad members get a free complimentary meal on SAFRA.
Where: Various outlets
When: 14, 20, 21 June 2026
Price: Mix of free and paid activities
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Father’s Day fun with onePA
The best things to do on Father’s Day might actually be right in your neighbourhood. Hosted by onePA, there are usually tons of fun activities organised especially for residents. You don’t even have to go too far to spend the day with dad!
Where: Various locations islandwide
When: Throughout June
Price: Mix of free and paid activities
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Tuck into a Father’s Day feast

Treat papa like a king and go for a fancy foodie spread! We’ve got dad covered in our list of the best brunch, lunch and dinner options in Singapore this Father’s Day!
Send dad for a fancy grooming sesh

Send your tweens or teens on a pampering day out with pops to Jermyn Street, Truefitt and Hill Singapore, LA Barbershop, or Sultans of Shave, where haircuts, tonsorial art (yes, we had to look that up), and male grooming are the names of the game. Dad, go for a shave and a facial treatment – you defo deserve them after all the hard work you’ve put in!
Bask in the great outdoors

Make a date with dad and nature this Father’s Day! Check out our cool guides to the best nature reserves and islands around Singapore, where you can hike and bike around. We have a huge soft spot for Pulau Ubin ourselves – it’s one of the best places to scope out some of Singapore’s wildest residents. So put on some comfy shoes, slap on the sunscreen and insect repellent, pack a picnic full of dad’s fave treats, and off you go!
Go for a camping trip

If outdoorsy fun excites Dad, how about taking it up a notch with a fun camping trip into the great outdoors? And there is no shortage of camping sites across the island. Once you’ve zoned into your camp spot, there are tons to look forward to, from pitching a tent, setting the barbeque in action, maybe strumming on a guitar to old country songs and roasting marshmallows over a fire. If a more manicured experience floats his boat, how about a camping trip in the comfort of a sheltered space? There are several options to choose from for a glamping experience, like Into the Woods , or the camping experience at Wildings.
Hit the arcade
Whoever said gaming arcades are only for the kiddos? Wait till you tag Dad along. You’ll be surprised to find him unleashing his inner child as he dives into the games, full-throttle. Thankfully, our little red dot has some pretty good gaming arcades where he can have a great time for a few hours at a stretch. Amp up the fun with some competition between Dad and the kiddos. You could also get Dad involved in a VR battle – check out our list of the top places for virtual reality arcade games in Singapore!
Art-jam with the fam

There’s nothing like a bit of art therapy to unwind, and art jamming is one of those activities that truly jumps off the canvas in terms of experience. Although it may be a messy affair, with the protection of aprons or plastic overalls, Dad will have a stress-free splat-tastic time with the fam while also unleashing his inner Picasso in the most fun way possible. Mark your Father’s Day celebration for the year by decorating a wall at home with his masterpiece.
Get wet and wild

Thrills ‘n’ spills of a soggy nature are on the menu at family-fave Wild Wild Wet. Heading down to Sentosa? Take the family out to Adventure Cove, where the kiddies can enjoy the slides and water coasters while Daddy happily bobs along down the lazy river. You could also try Hydrodash or Splash Tribe. A barrel of laughs for the whole family… especially when Dad falls off!
Be a kidult for a day

We’re sure Dad will be very happy to engage in a bit of family rivalry trying out the Skyline Luge trails. Take on the challenge of the tried-and-tested Jungle and Dragon Trails before releasing your inner speed demons racing down the newer Expedition Trail and Kupu Kupu Trail. Get on the Skyride chairlift so that you’ll be able to get back up to the starting line in quick time! We recommend going for this at night – it’s cooler in terms of weather AND ambience! Psst, we’ve got a whole list of activities where Papa can unleash his inner child.
Put your hands to good use
We’ve got many fun workshops and classes that we think dads will love! From painting elephants to churning out a leather wallet, we’ve got all the deets in our guide to workshops for adults. Prefer to do something altruistic with your time (and hands)? We’ve also got some volunteering options for you to choose from.
Take part in a cooking class

Is dad a bit of a master chef, or a novice in the kitchen? Either way, reward (or torture, depending on how he looks at it) Dad by signing him up for a fun cooking class to up Dad’s barbecue game! Our big sis Honeycombers has a list of great cooking classes to choose from, and you’ll get to taste his wares when he’s done cooking!
Have a dino-mite Dad’s Day celebration hunting dinosaurs or Pokemon!

There’s something about dinosaurs that really get the imagination going. Is Papa a massive dino fan? Well, there are plenty of rawr-some places across Singapore where daddy can go prehistorically wild and have loads of dino fun. If you do this, nothing will tricera-top this year’s celebration for sure! If Pokémon are more his thing, why not try and catch ’em all at all these fun places to find Pokémon in Singapore!
Book a family staycation

Make a weekend out of Father’s Day by staying at a hotel! We’ve got some sweet deals for many hotels across Singapore. Swanky! If those options are over your budget, fret not – we’ve compiled a list of the best fam-friendly hotels and resorts for a staycation.
Release all that tension
Being a dad (and an adult in general) can be hard at times… There’s no better way to let it all go than smashing some things! Pop over to The Fragment Room, put on your protective gear, choose your choice of weapon, and proceed to get rid of all those inner frustrations. Break glasses, plates, vases… even electronic appliances! Axe Factor is another place to let everything out. Don’t worry, there are ‘axe-perts’ on hand to ensure that everything is safe and fun. We say don’t bring the younglings along – make this one a date night (or day) thing!
Up the adrenaline and conquer some challenges in an escape room

Putting kiddo’s brain into gear is always high on our agenda, and we think your mini-escapologists and their dad will love flexing their best Houdini skills and conquering an escape room.
Catch your own fish!
Whether he is a novice fisherman or a bonafide Jaws-catching veteran, an organised fishing trip with Get Hooked sounds right up Dad’s river for a Father’s Day catch-of-the-day. D’Best Fishing has the largest saltwater pond that’s open 24 hours – kiddos get to fish for free too with every adult. You could also take the little ones along for some longkang fishing. Perfect for some father-child bonding time.
Put your feet up and relax at the cinema

All that Father’s Day fare may have worn Dad out to the point of being able to do nothing more than sit with his feet up with a beer. Treat Dad to a Gold Class cinema ticket – there are lots of great family blockbusters hitting the silver screen right now!
Take Dad on a sensory journey through Whisky

If dad is a whisky lover, spend an afternoon at The Macallan House nestled within the iconic Raffles Singapore. Not only will you get to explore the craftsmanship and legacy within the 3,000 sq ft space, you’ll also be able to embark on tasting and sensory journeys that dives deeper into this golden libation. The guided workshops start from $25 and when you’re done, you can continue your celebrations at The Macallan bar.
Get his karaoke on

Pull out that mic and turn up the volume! It’s time to get dad’s main character energy going! Singapore has a ton of options for family karaoke action, like Teo Heng KTV or Cash Studio.
At-home ideas for Father’s Day 2026 in Singapore
Not planning to head out of the house this Father’s Day? No problem. We’ve become pretty nifty when it comes to at-home celebrations, and Father’s Day is no exception! From family hampers to DIY gifts, here are all the fun things you can do at home to thank Dad. Get ready to shower him with all the at-home treats he deserves!
Host a potluck and have a pool party with friends!

Bring together all your mates to host a smashing Father’s Day potluck amongst friends. What’s better is to have it all from the comfort of your home! Surprise Dads with their favourite treats and pressies, throw in some fun party games and have a great time together. There’s nothing like good food and good company for that ultimate celebration.
Breakfast in bed

Nothing feels more spesh than a good tuck into a brekky cooked with love by the brood. This Father’s Day, spoil Dad with a hearty breakfast with all his faves on a platter. Shower more love with a pressie and a hand-made card from the kiddos. What a start to the day!
Say it with a gift

Just because you don’t fancy browsing the shops of Orchard Road for a fancy new watch or his fave cologne, that doesn’t mean dad won’t be receiving any gifts this year. Plenty of awesome presents and father-friendly gifts are available online, and we’ve taken the liberty to find them all! Check out this Father’s Day gift guide or our curated picks for all the best Father’s Day gift ideas.
Show off your creativity
If you can’t think of what to get for your old man this year – or forget, yikes! – why not give him something homemade instead? Get together your art supplies, set aside some space, and refer to this Father’s Day crafts guide for creative ideas to put together your gift. After all, nothing says “I love you” like a DIY gift.
Order in some yummy food
Swap out the standard pizza delivery for a gourmet take-out feast at home. Take a look at our Father’s Day dining guide for all the options to choose from.
Make him a cocktail

Make Dad a cocktail this Father’s Day! Whether daddy’s a tropical Mojito kinda guy or sees himself as more of a 007 Martini drinker, we’ve got a great round-up of recipes for shaking cocktails at home. Bottoms up!
Pour him a pint
Bring the brewery to Dad with the delivery of craft beer. Why not try a fab gift box from Thirsty? We reckon he’ll appreciate it beer-y much!
Get the board games out

Nuthin’ says at-home family fun quite like a game of Cluedo. So this Father’s Day, dust off those classic board games hiding in the cupboard, or splash out on a newbie that dad and the fam will love – check out our full list of awesome family board games.
Watch a classic family flick
How often do you sit down as a family and watch a good ol’ fashioned family flick? Let dad sit front row and have the kids whip up some popcorn – here’s our list of favourite family movies if you need some inspo.Treat him to a massage
This Father’s Day, get the kiddos involved and treat him to a multi-hand massage to relieve those aches and pains. Feet, head, shoulders and back – a little TLC will go a long way.
Make a date with dad

We love playing this game at home as it not only gives mums a break, but it also allows the kids to spend some quality one-on-one time with Daddy. Whether it’s an hour of playing video games, baking, or building an obstacle course in the garden, let each kid conjure up the perfect one-on-one date with Dad.
Take a family photo
We’re not talking about another blurry selfie here — we’re talking about a full-on photoshoot complete with a cool background and your Sunday best! Set the camera on a timer, get in close, and say cheese for the family photo album!
Happy Father’s Day, everyone!
