
Public holidays
Singapore · 2026
12 public holidays observed in Singapore during 2026. 9 school breaks shape travel demand. 6 long weekend opportunities.
All 2026 holidays
12 totalJanuary 2026
- Jan1New Year's Day
Thursday
February 2026
- Feb17
Chinese New Year
Tuesday
- Feb18
Chinese New Year (Day 2)
Wednesday
March 2026
- Mar21
Hari Raya Puasa
Saturday · Weekend
April 2026
- Apr3Good Friday
Friday
May 2026
- May1Labour Day
Friday
- May27
Hari Raya Haji
Wednesday
- May31
Vesak Day
Sunday · Weekend
June 2026
- Jun1
Substitution for Vesak Day
Monday
August 2026
- Aug9
National Day
Sunday · Weekend
November 2026
- Nov8
Deepavali
Sunday · Weekend
December 2026
- Dec25Christmas Day
Friday
January 2026
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December 2026
Long weekend opportunities
Smart windows to maximize your time off.
New Year's Day
Jan 1 – 4
Take 1 day off → 4-day weekend
Chinese New Year
Feb 14 – 18
Take 1 day off → 5-day weekend
Good Friday
Apr 3 – 5
Falls naturally on a weekend.
Labour Day
May 1 – 3
Falls naturally on a weekend.
Vesak Day
May 30 – Jun 1
Falls naturally on a weekend.
Christmas Day
Dec 25 – 27
Falls naturally on a weekend.
Plan your next long weekend
Choose a domestic or international Beevago pick for each upcoming break.
School holidays 2026
When schools are closed — peak travel demand from families.
Breaks by education level
Different school levels have different break dates.
Mid-Year Break (Between Terms 1 & 2)
Mar 15–23 · 9 days
Between Semesters Break
May 31 – Jun 29 · 30 days
Between Terms 3 and 4
Sep 6–14 · 9 days
End of Year Break
Nov 29 – Dec 31 · 33 days
Semester Break
Jan 13 – Feb 5 · 24 days
March School Holidays
Mar 14–22 · 9 days
Between Semesters 1 and 2
May 30 – Jun 28 · 30 days
Between Terms 3 and 4
Sep 5–13 · 9 days
End of School Year Holidays
Nov 21 – Dec 31 · 41 days
Inspiration
Travel to Singapore
Guides and itineraries for popular destinations across Singapore.
Important public holiday information · Singapore
General information
- •Substitute holidays are declared when public holidays fall on weekends
- •Polling Day is declared as a public holiday only during general elections
