Spontaneous Escapes is back for July 2025. As usual, Singapore Airlines is offering 30% off its usual full redemption prices for selected flights. There’s a whole range of destinations on offer across Economy to Business Class, and you can travel from 1 to 31 August 2025.
What are you waiting for? Here are the latest Spontaneous Escapes deals for 30% off.
Singapore Airlines Spontaneous Escapes offer
| Book by: 31 July 2025 Valid for travel: from 1 August to 31 August 2025 |
This month’s Spontaneous Escapes are brimming with options across Asia, Australia, Europe, and the USA. However, keep in mind that discounted rates often only apply one-way on select routes.
Australia is well represented, with deals from Darwin, Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney.
See Spontaneous Escapes for other regions:
South East Asia lights up with discounted fares to ever-popular holiday hotspots like Bali, Kuala Lumpur, Brunei, Jakarta, Surabaya, Penang, Bangkok, Cebu, Manila, Ho Chi Minh City, Phuket, Phnom Penh, and Yangon.
North Asia offers a wide range of choices, including Hong Kong, Chengdu, Chongqing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Xiamen, Taipei, Shanghai, Beijing, Fukuoka, Nagoya, Osaka, and Seoul.
West Asia & Africa aren’t left out either – with deals to Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Dhaka, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, New Delhi, Malé, Mumbai, and even Johannesburg.
Heading further afield, Europe is in the spotlight with discounted flights to Frankfurt, Paris, and Rome.
And over in the USA, you’ll find select Spontaneous Escapes from New York (JFK) to Frankfurt and Singapore, as well as deals from Los Angeles to Narita, and from San Francisco and Newark, too.

What are this month’s deals to and from Australia & NZ?
As usual, this offer applies to specific flights and has blackout dates. Refer to the Spontaneous Escapes page for the latest info.
In July 2025, return flights are included for Perth, Darwin, Adelaide, Sydney and Brisbane. Cairns and Auckland only have flights from Singapore included, while Melbourne only has outbound flights included.
| Airport | Economy | Premium Economy | Business |
|---|---|---|---|
| Perth ↔ Singapore | 15,050 miles PER-SIN: On SQ224 (No blackout) SIN-PER: On SQ213, SQ225 (Blackout 1-10 Aug 25) | - | 28,350 miles PER-SIN: On SQ224 (No blackout) SIN-PER: On SQ213, SQ225 (Blackout 1-10 Aug 25) |
| Darwin ↔ Singapore | 15,050 miles DRW-SIN: On SQ252 (No blackout) SIN-DRW: On SQ251, SQ253 (Blackout 1-12 Aug 25) | - | 28,350 miles DRW-SIN: On SQ252 (No blackout) SIN-DRW: On SQ251, SQ253 (Blackout 1-22 Aug 25) |
| Adelaide ↔ Singapore | 21,350 miles ADL-SIN: On SQ276 (No blackout) SIN-ADL: On SQ277 (Blackout 1-10 Aug 25) | - | 47,950 miles ADL-SIN: n/a SIN-ADL: On SQ277 (Blackout 1-9, 11-16, 18-21 Aug 25) |
| Brisbane ↔ Singapore | 21,350 miles BNE-SIN: On SQ266 (No blackout) SIN-BNE: On SQ255, 265 (Blackout 1-3 Aug 25) | - | 47,950 miles BNE-SIN: On SQ266 (No blackout) SIN-BNE: On SQ255, 265 (Blackout 1-17 Aug 25) |
| Cairns ↔ Singapore | 21,350 miles CNS-SIN: n/a SIN-CNS: On SQ203 (Blackout 1-12 Aug 25) | - | 47,950 miles CNS-SIN: n/a SIN-CNS: On SQ203 (Blackout 1-9 Aug 25) |
| Sydney ↔ Singapore | 21,350 miles SYD-SIN: On SQ242 (Blackout 1-9, 15-17, 22-24, 28-31 Aug 25) SIN-SYD: On SQ231 (Blackout 1-9, 15-17, 22-24, 30-31 Aug 25) | - | 47,950 miles SYD-SIN: n/a SIN-SYD: n/a |
| Melbourne ↔ Singapore | 21,350 miles MEL-SIN: On SQ248 (Blackout 8-10, 15-17, 22-24, 29-31 Aug 25) SIN-MEL: n/a | - | 47,950 miles MEL-SIN: n/a SIN-MEL: n/a |
| Auckland ↔ Singapore | 21,350 miles AKL-SIN: n/a SIN-AKL: On SQ285 (Blackout 1-9, 13-16, 27-30 Aug 25) | 47,950 miles AKL-SIN: n/a SIN-AKL: n/a |
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| Updated on 16 July 2025 for travel between 1-31 August 2025. | |||
Singapore Airlines will automatically apply the discount during the booking process. You can fly onward to other destinations included on Spontaneous Escapes, and both legs will be discounted.
However, if you book a non-Spontaneous Escapes flight, you may be required to pay two different award types – one discounted and one at full price.
Singapore Airlines operates a myriad of seat types on its Australian flights. Since specific flight numbers are included in these promotions, you’ll want to verify them against the seat types outlined in this guide.
Is Spontaneous Escapes a good deal?
KrisFlyer miles are one of the more valuable mileage programs for us in Australia. While Economy Class redemptions are also offered on sale during these promotions, we usually focus on their Business (and First) Class redemptions as being ‘the deal’.
This deal makes sense for those with the flexibility to travel at short notice and who want to maximise the value of their KrisFlyer miles balance. A sweetener is that KrisFlyer does not add fuel surcharges to award tickets for travel on Singapore Airlines.
Taxes are around AU$100 departing Australia – it’s even less flying home. In contrast, Emirates increased its carrier charges by more than three times (from $452 to $1,700+ in one example). So your savings will certainly be better off with a KrisFlyer reward.

This promotion runs monthly, with the list of destinations for the following month released around the 16-19th of the month before, e.g. 16-19 August for travel in September.
You can’t use Velocity Points to book Spontaneous Escapes fares directly, but you can convert Velocity Points to KrisFlyer miles if you desire.
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Are Spontaneous Escapes bookings flexible?
Unfortunately not. Spontaneous Escapes redemptions cannot usually be changed or refunded. As such, make sure you firm up your travel plans before booking.
How do I book a Spontaneous Escapes trip with KrisFlyer miles?
- Log in to your KrisFlyer account with your membership number and PIN.
- Select Book a Flight on your dashboard.
- Click Redeem flights and select your travel details.
- Look for ‘Promo’ availability.

Summing up
If your schedule is free and your KrisFlyer balance is brimming, now is the time to lock in a last-minute holiday with Spontaneous Escapes. Enjoy the 30% discount, but make sure your travel plans are locked in because there are no changes or cancellations with this fare.





Rang velocity Pam on the 19th to say no website access to do transfer. After about 15 mins she agreed to do manual transfer at no cost but 2 days later still not in Kris flyer account…have sent follow up email
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This time Darwin and Cairns have wrong info.
Hot to trot on today’s high-hype Spontaneous Escape (SE) launch: the general release doesn’t yet appear to be out, including on MileLion, mentioned by Matt previously.
BUT THIS IS: https://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/au/plan-travel/local-promotions/australia/krisflyer/spontaneous-escapes/discounted-redemption-award-flights-promotion/.
Certainly, it speaks of travel next month, bookable from today and states it’s SE. Here, journeys are ex Australia, as distinct from ex Singapore to everywhere or vice versa. That’s new/different, I think?? Wonder if big empty space on webpage says there’s a glitch? Love to hear more seasoned commentary.
How do you get alerted to these sorts of offers from SingAir? I am signed up to receive emails from them about promos, etc, but didn’t get anything about this promo for last month and nothing again for April. I was very disappointed about March as I would have utilised it. And once again, nothing from them re April.
I made several calls to them about this; they eventually stated that they had sent an email near the end of Feb but of course they didn’t actually have it in front of them and couldn’t resend it to me. Makes me wonder.
Are YOU guys receivng email alerts about this? Or do you simply scan their website eveyday? Surely not! Cheers, thanks.
I currently have 120K Krisflyer miles and wanted to fly back to melbourne from europe in september with my partner.
Do you happen to know if any places in europe are cheaper/better when flying singapore?
Thanks!
However, to reduce the taxes and fees, try to avoid departing from London, Paris or Frankfurt. More on that here.
I’m planning to fly out in august, would love to get on the newer fitout if I can!
Just wondering if you know when you can book kris flyer tickets – I was hoping to book a departure for next Dec 2018/return Jan 2019? I was looking for Europe tickets.
Also, do you have any indicaiton if I book the Perth to Auckland route on the existing rewards chart – if that will be refundable if I need to cancel? That is not a current special – just they are about to change the required points.
thanks
Thank you for the info.
I think is this very bad. I understand no changes to dates but non refundable that’s is really not appectable. They should make clear while ending the booking. I am used to SQ points are all changeable or refundable.
In any case they allowed the change after long request on the phone.
This is warning to all.
Thanks
Andy
Any idea?
We hadn’t seen that before and I’m sorry you didn’t know that beforehand. I’ve added in a note in this post to warn readers from now on.
I’ve also added in some more information about the eligible flight numbers, aircraft and differences in product under ‘Offer details’.
Let me know if you have any more issues!
For SQ says blackout period is on these dates. 17-30 Nov. But you say those dates are quite empty?