The rainy season in Singapore has returned, but that shouldn’t stop you from being cooped up at home. There are plenty of exciting indoor activities in Singapore that’ll brighten up your day, even during the wettest of weather. Whether you want to unleash your inner child at an indoor gym, tap into your creative side at a craft workshop, or shop the day away — the options are endless! This list of weatherproof activities will keep you entertained no matter how heavy the downpour. ​​⛈️

01 • Pick up a new skill at a cooking class

(Photo: SingSaver)

Want to spice up those rainy days? A cooking class is a fun way to learn a new skill while banishing boredom. Whether you fancy Italian pasta or local favourites like char kway teow, Singapore has casual cooking classes for every taste. An experienced chef will guide you through recipes step-by-step.

A hands-on cooking class also makes for a great social activity. Chat with fellow foodies, exchange recipe tips, and make new friends with people who have similar interests. The best part is that you can enjoy the fruits (or dishes!) of your labour — making it the perfect recipe for an enjoyable rainy day! 👩‍🍳

Check out the cooking classes at D’Open Kitchen for halal-certified cooking with an endless menu to choose what you want to cook. You can even learn how to make mooncakes!

📍 Address: 6A Shenton Way, #B1-07, Singapore 068815
📞 Phone number: 8228 6217
⏰ Opening hours: 8am – 10pm daily
🌐 Website: dopenkitchen.com.sg/

02 • Challenge yourself at a rock climbing gym

(Photo: Climb Central)

If you’re feeling adventurous, head to one of Singapore’s rock climbing gyms. These are indoor playgrounds for thrill-seekers of all skill levels. Start with beginner climbs to work on your strength and technique before advancing to more challenging ascents. You’ll be pulling, pushing, and problem-solving your way up the wall, exercising both your muscles and mind.

The best part is that the whole family can enjoy climbing together. Kids and teens love the challenge of climbing and games like timed competitions. It’s sure to lift your mood and brighten the rainy months in Singapore.

Try Climb Central at Kallang Wave Mall, which has climbing routes for every skill level.

📍 Address: 1 Stadium Place, #B1-01, Singapore 397628
📞 Phone number: 6702 7972
⏰ Opening hours: Mon – Fri, 11am – 11pm | Sat, Sun, and Public Holidays | 9am – 9pm
🌐 Website: climbcentral.sg

03 • Indulge your inner shopaholic at Jewel Changi Airport

(Photo: Mapei)

Going to the airport just for fun is a uniquely Singaporean activity. When it’s wet outside, why not head to Jewel Changi Airport and shop the day away? Jewel has over 280 shops and restaurants, so you’ll be spoilt for choice! 💎

Shop till you drop at luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Prada or high street favourites like Zara and Uniqlo. Foodies can snack their way through Jewel to indulge in everything from artisanal coffee and egg tarts to ramen and truffle fries.

Jewel is a shopper’s paradise that will banish rainy season blues. Just make sure to bring your wallet and an appetite for some retail adventure!

📍 Address: 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666
⏰ Opening hours: 10am – 10pm daily
🌐 Website: jewelchangiairport.com

04 • Get crafty at a soap-making workshop

(Photo: Ezanetan)

For those feeling bored by Singapore’s rainy months, release your inner artist at a DIY soap-making workshop! Learn how to create colourful, fragrant soaps to pamper yourself with.

Mix essential oils like lemon or lavender to make refreshing citrus or calming floral soaps, or add botanicals like dried rose petals or coffee grounds to craft an exfoliating soap. Once you’ve created your custom soap recipe, pour the mixture into a mould and let it set. The beautiful variety of shapes, colours, and scents available will liven up a dull rainy day. 🫧

Take a look at Soap Ministry’s soap-making workshops. At their Central Outlet, they have Melt & Pour Soap-Making, Bath Bomb, and Skin Care workshops. Their West Outlet offers Cold Process and Liquid Soap-Making workshops.

📍 Central Outlet address: Orchard Gateway, 277 Orchard Road, #03-04, Singapore 238858
⏰ Opening hours: 11am – 8pm daily
📞 Phone number: 6634 1920

📍 West Outlet address: LW Technocentre, 31 Toh Guan Road East, #04-08, Singapore 608608
⏰ Opening hours: By appointment
📞 Phone number: 9669 5953

🌐 Website: soapart.sg

05 • Go wild and smash things at The Fragment Room

(Photo: The Fragment Room)

It’s natural to get frustrated when you’re cooped up at home because of rainy weather. At The Fragment Room in Singapore, you can unleash your pent-up emotions in a safe space by smashing plates, glasses, electronics, and other household items.

At The Fragment Room, you can choose from various breakable items and go to town with a baseball bat in one of their smash rooms. You can even bring your own items to break. It’s an incredibly cathartic experience and the perfect activity for a dreary rainy day when you’re stuck indoors. Call your friends, put on the safety gear, and get smashing!

📍 Address: 490 MacPherson Road, Singapore 368198
⏰ Opening hours: 12pm – 10pm daily
📞 Phone number: 6970 0343
🌐 Website: thefragmentroom.com

06 • Chill out at a cute cat cafe

(Photo: The Straits Times)

We all love the cosy feeling of curling up in bed when it’s drizzling outside. Why not take it one step further by cuddling adorable cats? Cat cafes are popular spots in Singapore where you can enjoy coffee surrounded by adorable cats.

Get comfy on the seats with a latte and a pastry, and the resident kitties will surely come over to say hello and make themselves comfortable on your lap. With plush chairs, the sound of pattering rain, and the soothing feeling of a purring cat, you’ll feel relaxed in no time. You can easily spend a rainy afternoon at a cat cafe chatting with friends while giving belly rubs to friendly felines. 🐱

Head down to Meomi Cat Cafe in Bugis to spend quality time with lovely cats. As a bonus, they donate part of their proceeds from merchandise sales to the Cat Welfare Society.

📍 Address: 668 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188801
⏰ Opening hours: 11am – 8pm daily
📞 Phone number: 6296 0339
🌐 Website: facebook.com/meomicatcafe

(Featured photo adapted from: SingSaver, Climb Central, The Fragment Room, and The Straits Times)

Don’t let Singapore’s rainy season stop you from going on an adventure and making lasting memories. Get out there and start exploring all the wonders Singapore offers within the comfort of shelter!

Don’t forget your umbrella!
June ☔