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How To Get To Tanjung Gemok Jetty (Include Tioman Ferry Schedule)

February 13, 2024
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How To Get To Tanjung Gemok Jetty Guide & Tanjung Gemok Jetty To Tioman

Into the first few months of the year, after festivities come to an end or while awaiting your next break away surely you’ll be researching on your next holiday destination.

If you’re on a budget a favorable destination would be a neighboring country such as Malaysia where you can save more, thanks to the currency exchange.

Why not consider putting Tioman Island from Tanjung Gemok Jetty on your list for a fun and relaxing vacation.

Today, I’ll going to share with you the transport options from Singapore to Tanjung Gemok Jetty in Pahang, and how to head over to Tioman, as well as a few accommodation options, and a few bits of information I know you’ll find handy for your trip.

S0 keep reading for more below.

Here’s what’s to come:

1. Tanjung Gemok Jetty (Ferry Terminal) Pahang
2. How To Get To Tanjung Gemok Jetty
3. Tanjung Gemok Jetty To Tioman Island
4. Bus Terminal Near To Tanjung Gemok Jetty
5. Marine Park & Johor National Park Fee in Tanjung Gemok Jetty
6. Useful Travel Tips & Info For Travellers Before Getting To Tanjung Gemok Jetty
7. Hotel Near Tanjung Gemok Jetty
8. Travel Map To Tanjung Gemok Jetty

 

How To Get To Tanjung Gemok Jetty

1. Tanjung Gemok Jetty (Ferry Terminal) Pahang

The town of Tanjung Gemok lies the state of Pahang and is the entrance point to the nearby duty-free island of Tioman. Given the reasonable travel time of a mere 3.5 hours from Singapore to the jetty of Tanjung Gemok, it’s easy to see why the town and jetty make for a popular stop among holidaymakers.

Tanjung Gemuk Jetty Ferry Terminal Pahang

Tanjung Gemok jetty was constructed and built by 1994 and the ferry terminal houses several ticketing counters, baggage storage areas, an information counter, with a few restaurants and government offices such as the fisheries department, customs, and marine department office.

Being a point for excursions to Tioman Island, Tanjung Gemok jetty is an obvious spot to load up on supplies, rest after your journey and grab a bite while waiting for the ferries and boats, before heading into Tioman.

 

2. How To Get To Tanjung Gemok Jetty

2.1 Private Car From Singapore To Tanjung Gemok Jetty

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  • You can decide your pickup location in Singapore, pickup date & time
  • No need to disembark/get off from vehicle twice to get your passport stamped at Woodlands Checkpoint and Johor Custom.
  • Affordable private transfer & reasonable pricing rates
  • No more alight belongings up and down from the bus.
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2.2 Self Driving From Singapore To Tanjung Gemok Jetty

If you’re planning to drive up to Tanjung Gemok yourself, it’s pretty straight forward to do so as well.

The journey from Singapore to Tanjung Gemok jetty will take an estimated 3.5-4 hours, more or less depending on the time and season, and traffic conditions.

Also read: How To Avoid Traffic Jam When Travel To JB From Singapore

From Singapore, you’ll want to head towards the Woodlands Causeway and head into Johor. Then use the EDL highway as to avoid Jalan Tebrau which can get you stuck in traffic. From here lookout to follow directions to go by Kota Tinggi and then onto Mersing, after that you should already be seeing signs directing you to Tanjung Gemok.

Once you’ve reached Tanjung Gemok look out for sings towards the jetty. You’ll find an open air car park at the jetty where you can park, and the rate for parking here is RM10 per day.

Route: Singapore –> Johor Bahru –> Kota Tinggi –> Mersing –> Tanjung Gemok –> Tanjung Gemok Jetty
Parking Fee at Tanjung Gemok Jetty: RM10 per day
Toll Fees, click here: Singapore & Malaysia Toll Fees
Duration: 3 to 4 hours

 

2.3 Bus To Tanjung Gemok Jetty

Travelling by bus remains a top choice for many travellers as ticket prices are reasonable. The only thing to remember when you’re travelling by bus/coach to Tanjung Gemok is your travel schedule as after you alight the coach, you’ll want to ensure you’ve ample time for the next ferry onto Tioman island, for those making their way directly onto the island.

If you’re coming into Tanjung Gemok from other states of Malaysia however, you can still opt to take the coach and we’ll list some options below for your planning convenience.

Also read: How To Get To Tioman Island From Singapore

 

2.3.1 Coach From Singapore To Tanjung Gemok Jetty & Return

By far one of the popular options is to travel from Singapore to Tanjung Gemok is by coach. Coach services offer a cheaper alternative from Singapore to Tanjung Gemok Jetty if you travel in couples or alone.

It is budget friendly and there are 3 operators that schedule coaches to Tanjung Gemok up from Singapore. Travelling time does not differ much and you should reach your destination within 4 hours from leaving Singapore.

Whichever coach below takes your pick, it’s advisable to arrive at the departure stop at least 30 minutes before the departure. Coaches are scheduled to depart early morning, but you can get your beauty sleep once you’re aboard.

The return trips from Tanjung Gemok Jetty to Singapore for the coaches are 4:00pm, largely for travelers to make their way back from Tioman island. Do be at the coach stop, near the jetty and be ready at least 30 minutes before scheduled departure time.

(i) Discovery Tours & Travel

Ticket Price From Singapore To Tanjung Gemok Jetty: SGD$25/person
Ticket Price From Tanjung Gemok Jetty To Singapore: SGD$25/person

Departure Point: Singapore Flyers
Departure Time: 6:30am

Return Point: Tanjung Gemok Jetty
Return Time: 4:30pm

Duration: 4 hours

 

(ii) WTS Travel

WTS Bus

Ticket Price From Singapore To Tanjung Gemok Jetty: $30 – $35/person
Ticket Price From Tanjung Gemok Jetty To Singapore: $20 – $25/person

Departure Point: Singapore Flyers
Departure Time: 6:30am

Return Point: Tanjung Gemok Jetty
Return Time: 5:00pm

Duration: 4 hours

Also read: Private Car From Singapore To Mersing Jetty

 

2.3.2 Bus From Johor Bahru To Tanjung Gemok Jetty & Return

If you want to take bus to Tanjung Gemok Jetty from Johor Bahru, unfortunately, there is no direct bus service from Johor Bahru to Tanjung Gemok Jetty.

 

Step 1: Bus From Johor Bahru To Mersing Bus Terminal

Once you’ve arrived in Larkin Bus Terminal, you need to purchase bus tickets from JB Larkin Terminal Bus to Mersing.

larkin bus station Johor

You can either purchase tickets over the counter at JB Larkin Terminal or purchase the ticket via online as stated below. This next leg of your journey is an estimated two hours with tickets ranging from SGD$4.50 to SGD$6.30 (RM12.70 to RM18) per way.

1.) www.easybook.com
2.) www.busonlineticket.com

Here’s a full list of the timings:

  • Bus from JB Larkin Terminal Bus to Mersing: 8:00am, 10:30am, 11:45am, 12:45pm, 2:30pm, 5:45pm, 6:45pm, 9:30pm and 11:00pm.
  • Bus from Mersing to JB Lakin Terminal Bus: 7:45am, 11:30am, 12:00pm, 12:45pm, 1:30pm, 2:45pm and 5:30pm.

Bus Operators Running Between Larkin Bus Terminal & Mersing:

  • S&S International (M) Express
  • Transnasional

Transnasional bus

  • Plusliner
  • Causeway Link Express

Causeway Link Public Bus from Singapore to Johor Bahru

 

Step 2: Take Taxi From Mersing Bus Terminal To Tanjung Gemok Jetty

After you reach the Mersing Bus Terminal, you need to take taxi from bus terminal to Tanjung Gemok Jetty. Hop on a taxi to Tanjung Gemok Jetty from Mersing Bus Terminal, with the trip costing you around RM50 per taxi per trip and should take about 30-40 minutes.

Also read: How To Go To Mersing Jetty From Singapore

 

2.3.3 Bus From Kuala Lumpur To Tanjung Gemok Jetty & Return

If you’re coming from Kuala Lumpur, you need to take the bus from Kuala Lumpur (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan, also called TBS) to Mersing Bus Terminal.

Unfortunately, there is no direct bus from Kuala Lumpur to Tanjung Gemok Jetty too but the buses will pass by Tg Gemok Jetty. Therefore, remember to inform drivers in advanced for alighting at this jetty.

You have a choice of 3 bus operators that serve the route of Kuala Lumpur to Mersing, namely:

  • Transnasional Bus
  • Sepakat Liner Bus

Sepakat Liner Bus

  • S&S International Express Bus.

The journey may take you about 6 hours to reach Tg Gemok Jetty. It’s best to take an overnight bus that departs from TBS to reach the jetty before 8:00am. Bus from Kuala Lumpur frequently departs for Mersing and pass by Tg. Gemok Jetty with up to 10 trips daily.

You can purchase tickets over the counter at Terminal Bersepadu Selatan, TBS or purchase the ticket via online as stated below. Tickets start from RM32 onwards depending on the date you travel and the operator of choice. The bus ticket price for one way is around SGD$12 to SGD$15 (RM32.00 to RM41.50).

1.) www.easybook.com
2.) www.busonlineticket.com

Here’s a full list of the timings:

  • Bus from Terminal Besepadu Selatan (Kuala Lumpur) to Mersing: 5:00am to 11:45pm, every 30 minutes to 2 hours.
  • Bus from Mersing to Terminal Besepadu Selatan (Kuala Lumpur): 9:00am to 11:00pm, every 30 minutes to 2 hours.

 

2.3.4 Bus From Kuantan (Pahang) To Tanjung Gemok Jetty & Return

If you’re coming from Kuantan, Pahang, make your way to Terminal Sentral Kuantan and take the bus to Mersing as all intercity buses depart from here.

Unfortunately, there is no direct bus from Kuantan to Tanjung Gemok Jetty but the buses will pass by Tanjung Gemok Jetty before proceeding to Mersing in Johor. Don’t forget to request to alight at Tanjung Gemok Jetty.

Check with your coach operator on the exact time of departure for your trip back, and you may want to purchase a return ticket instead of a single journey for ease of transfer later on.

You have a choice of 3 bus operators that serve the route of Kuantan, Pahang to Mersing, namely:

  • Transnasional Bus
  • Plusliner Bus

Plusliner

  • Cepat & Cekap Express Bus.

You can purchase tickets over the counter at Terminal Sentral Kuantan or purchase the ticket via online as stated below. The bus ticket price for one way is around RM18.

1.) www.easybook.com
2.) www.busonlineticket.com

Here’s a full list of the timings:

  • Bus from Terminal Sentral Kuantan to Mersing: 9:00am, 9:45am, 10:30am, 10:30pm and 11:45pm.
  • Bus from Mersing to Terminal Sentral Kuantan: 12:30pm, 2:00pm, 9:00pm and 9:30pm.

Also read: How To Go KL From Singapore

 

3. Tanjung Gemok Jetty To Tioman Island

Tanjung Gemok Jetty is another way to go to Tioman Island by ferry if you missed the ferry at Mersing Jetty (also called Jeti Penumpang).

Whether you’re in Tanjung Gemok for a stopover or a short stay, a quick visit to the nearby island of Tioman will definitely be on your mind.

And it’s hard to resist as the island remains a popular island to visit as it offers a range of activities from top-notch scuba diving, to great beaches and the island is duty-free.

Also read: Tioman Island Diving Guide

Below I’ll break down for you how to navigate your way into the island by the ferries that depart from Tanjung Gemok.

 

3.1 How To Book Ferry Ticket From Tanjung Gemok Jetty To Tioman Island

Travelers may purchase tickets over the counter at jetty or make online purchases. Advanced bookings and purchases online are recommended as counter purchases are on a first come first serve basis and counter purchases do not accept foreign currencies.

Total ferry travelling time is 1.5-2 hours to the jetties in Tioman Island which you are alighting. The ferry will transfer you from Tg. Gemok Jetty to Tekek, Kg. Genting, Kg. Paya, Kg. Air Batang and Kg. Salang. All of these jetties located in Tioman Island.

Ticket Counter At Tanjung Gemok Ferry Terminal

 

Option 1: Purchase Ferry Ticket From Tanjung Gemok Jetty To Tioman At The Counter

Go directly towards the counter at Tanjung Gemok Jetty. You should easily spot the ferry ticket counter. Transactions at the ticket ferry counter are in Ringgit Malaysia (MYR).

Tip: If you’re staying one night in Tanjung Gemok do purchase your ticket when you arrive at Tanjung Gemok for next day departure.

 

Option 2: Purchase Ferry Ticket From Tanjung Gemok Jetty To Tioman Via Online

Online purchases are recommended for advanced ferry bookings and purchases. Here’s the online purchase link:

1.) https://www.cataferry.com/

This method is fast, easy, secure and convenient especially during peak season. This is by far the most popular option for travellers.

 

Option 3: Purchase Ferry Ticket From Tanjung Gemok Jetty To Tioman By Tour Packages

Often, when you’re planning to head to Tioman from Singapore by coach, you may likely get asked by the ticketing officer if you’d like to purchase ferry tickets meaning coach and ferry transfers will be sold you as a combo.

Do check with your respective coach operator on the combo ticket total package price.

 

3.2 Ferry From Tanjung Gemok Jetty To Tioman Island

The most safe and new ferry from Tanjung Gemok to Tioman is operated by Cataferry.

Also read: Stulang Laut (What To Do, How To Go, What To Eat & Where To Stay In There!)

Cataferry is ferry operator from Tanjung Gemok Jetty to Tioman Island

Some travellers do prefer taking the ferry from Tanjung Gemok Jetty over Mersing Jetty as the journey isn’t as affected by local weather conditions and tide patterns as compared to Mersing Jetty.

The journey typically takes 2 hours and is depend on which jetty of Tioman you’re alighting. Also, remember the beach you want to head to in Tioman as you don’t want to miss your stop.

 

3.3 Ferry Ticket Price To Tioman Island From Tanjung Gemok Jetty

From Tanjung Gemok Jetty to Tioman Island, the ticket prices are as follows:
Adult: RM35 per person (1 way) or RM70 per person (2-way return)
Child: RM30 per person (1 way) or RM60 per person (2-way return)

Do consider peak season, local holidays and weather seasons as all these factors will affect your travel time and ticket availability. Do make your booking in advanced via online especially if you’re travelling during busy periods.

Purchase Ferry Ticket Counter At Tanjung Gemok Ferry Terminal

 

3.4 Tanjung Gemok Ferry Schedule 2023

Planning ahead makes it easier when you’ve peace of mind that you’re aware of important details of your journey.

From Tanjung Gemok Jetty to Tioman Island and vice versa, there is several ferry per day per route so do ensure you’ve planned accordingly. If you looking for Tioman Ferry schedule depart from Tanjung Gemok Jetty, click here: Tioman Ferry Schedule

 

3.5 Operation Time For Tanjung Gemok Jetty

Tanjung Gemok jetty operates throughout the year, except during the monsoon season as the weather and tidal conditions make it unfavorable for ferries and boat to cross over this route.

The peak season is typically from February until November every year. Visitors who are travelling to Tioman close to monsoon season can still make their way to Tioman departing from Mersing Jetty instead.

4. Bus Terminal Near To Tanjung Gemok Jetty

If you coming from Kuantan or Kuala Lumpur and heading to Tanjung Gemok Jetty by coach or bus, you need to inform the bus driver that you are getting down at Tanjung Gemok Jetty as buses will likely pass Tanjung Gemok Jetty on their way to Mersing and Mersing Jetty.

If you coming from Johor Bahru by bus, it’s common for you to get down at Mersing and make the way to Tanjung Gemok Jetty by taxi.

Also read: How To Get To Tanjung Gemok Jetty From Senai Airport (2 Simple Ways)

Do note that there is no actual bus stop at Tanjung Gemok or Tanjung Gemok jetty when you are informing the driver please do let him know you want to alight at Tanjung Gemok jetty.

 

5. Marine Park and Johor National Park Fee For Tg Gemok Jetty

If you’re buying ferry tickets at the counters in the jetty you’ll likely be directed to another counter to purchase a Marine Park Fee.

It’s a one-time payment per person per entry into Tioman Island and the funds collected go towards the preservation and conservation of the Marine Park and sea life in Tioman.

Marine Park Counter At Tanjung Gemuk Ferry Terminal

Marine Park Fee
Malaysian: RM5/Adult per entry; RM2/Child (below 18 years old)
Non-Malaysian: RM30/Adult per entry; RM15/Child (below 18 years old)

Johor National Park Fee
RM5 per adult per entry
RM3 per child (below 18 years old)

Important: You no need to pay the Johor National Park fee if you take ferry from Tanjung Gemok Jetty to Tioman Island. If you depart at Mersing Jetty, then you need to pay Johor National Park fee.

 

6. Useful Travel Tips & Info For Travellers Before Getting To Tanjung Gemok Jetty

  • Do allow for ample travel and/ or transit time when planning your itinerary
  • Always check and double check the time you plan to travel and plan accordingly noting local Malaysia and Singapore school holidays and festivities
  • Remember the season, weather conditions all affect ferry transfer times
  • Visit during July-August for drier weather
  • Try to book and purchase coach and ferry tickets in advance
  • Bring a sweater or cardigan with you if you’re travelling on the coach on an early morning departure as the air-conditioning gets quite cold
  • Take coconut oil with you to protect your skin, if you plan to chill at the beach as some beaches have sand flies. Do check with your hotel if the nearby beach has them

 

7. Hotel Near Tanjung Gemok Jetty

Spending a night in Tanjung Gemok? There are plenty of hotels and resorts you can check into nearby the jetty so you don’t have to rush for the ferry and can take your time and depart for Tioman at your convenience.

However, do bear in mind the ferry transfer times from Tanjung Gemok Jetty to Tioman so you don’t miss that either!

After reaching your destination of Tanjung Gemok, perhaps you plan to spend a day or two exploring or if you find yourself having to board for the night before catching the ferry in the morning, fret not as there are hotels located not too far from the jetty. Check them out below.

 

7.1 Hotel Jeti Tg Gemok

This hotel is very convenient for tourist who needs to catch the catamaran the next day and require an overnight stay, plus it is close to many eateries places so you wouldn’t fear of having nothing to eat. Not to mention, Tanjung Gemok Jetty is only 5 minutes walk away!

Also read: 13 Best Tioman Resort & Hotel

Hotel Jeti Tg Gemok

Star:
3 star

Recommended For:
Tourist catching the ferry, families, couples

Price Starting From:
RM145/ SGD$ 49

Hotel Highlight::

  • Buffet breakfast
  • Ample parking space
  • Swimming pool

Hotel Jeti Tg Gemok Room

Good To Know:

  • Close to many eateries and restaurants outside the hotel
  • Choose for the room away from the main road to avoid noises at night
  • Wifi could only be accessible at the lobby and restaurant

Hotel Jeti Tg Gemok
Address: Jalan Sri Tanjung 1/2, Pusat Pertubuhan Desa Tanjung Gemok, 26820 Kuala Rompin, Pahang, Malaysia
Phone: +609-413 1249

 

7.2 Hotel Seri Malaysia Kuala Rompin

Hotel Seri Malaysia is located in the town of Rompin and quite close to the jetty, is a mere 5-minute drive of 1.8 kilometers away. The hotel is a 3 star hotel with total of 95 rooms and equipped with all the standard amenities for a comfortable stay.

Hotel Seri Malaysia Kuala Rompin

Star:
3 Star

Recommended For:
Families, groups, couples

Price Starting From:
RM120 / SGD$39

Hotel Highlight:

  • Outdoor pool
  • Private beach
  • Sauna
  • Fitness center
  • Kids playground
  • Garden
  • Karaoke room
  • Diving programs and snorkeling activities
  • Fishing activities

Hotel Seri Malaysia Kuala Rompin Room

Good To Know:

  • Ground floor rooms for easy pool access
  • Request for high floors for less noise
  • Lower floor rooms preferable for some guests as the hotel has no lift
Hotel Seri Malaysia Kuala Rompin
Address: Kampung Tanjung Gemok, 26820 Kuala Rompin, Pahang, Malaysia.
Phone:  +609-413 2723
Email: [email protected]

 

7.3 Rompin Beach Resort

Rompin Beach Resort is located some 20 minutes away from Tanjung Gemok Jetty. It is a 3-star property located next to the beach, perfect if you’re not in a hurry and have an open schedule.

Totaling 112 rooms this property meets all modern accommodation standards which make for a pleasant stay while you’re out and about in Rompin.

Star:
3 Star

Recommended For:
Families, groups, couples

Rompin Beach Resort

Price Starting From:
RM154 / SGD$50 (include tax)

Hotel Highlight:

  • Sauna
  • Fitness center
  • Garden
  • Campfire area
  • Fishing activities
  • Game room including darts and board games
  • Outdoor pool

Rompin Beach Resort Room View

Good To Know:

  • Deluxe rooms more modern interiors
  • Chalet for more space
  • Higher floors for sea views
  • Ground floor for pool access
  • Chalet for direct beach access

Rompin Beach Resort
Address: 340, Jalan Pantai Hiburan, Kampung Pulau Lang, 26800 Kuala Rompin, Pahang, Malaysia.
Phone:  +609-414 3333

 

7.4 Endau Beach Resort

Endau Beach Resort is a 25-minute drive or 20km from Tanjong Gemok Jetty. This beach resort is ideal for guests looking for some quiet time to unwind as it’s by the beach and away from the hustle and bustle of the busy jetty and town area. Check your rooms’ view by calling ahead and book those facing the sea for an unbeatable morning view.

Star:
Unrated

Recommended For:
Families, groups, couples

Endau Beach Resort

Price Starting From:
RM150 / SGD$ 48

Hotel Highlight:

  • Outdoor pool
  • Family room
  • Café

Endau Beach Resort Room

Good To Know:

  • Check ahead for your rooms’ view
  • Check chalet location some rooms accessible via stairs and maybe steep
  • Ensure you have some essentials as property is away from convenience stores etc

Endau Beach Resort
Address: Lot 321, Pantai Pasir Lanun, Kampung Penyabong, Endau, 86900 Mersing, Johor, Malaysia.
Phone: +607-794 2611

 

8. Travel Map To Tanjung Gemok Jetty

Need to check your bearings? A map is always handy to see your travel route overview and direction of your travels from Singapore to Tanjung Gemok.

Singapore To Tanjung Gemok Jetty Map

With our quick how-to, we hope you have the information you need to start planning your next trip to Tioman Island from Tanjung Gemok Jetty.

It’s easy once you’ve figured out your mode of transportation, your total travelling time and vacation days and of course not forgetting your budget.

The biggest factor in travelling to Tanjung Gemok onto Tioman is definitely the time factor and scheduling of the coaches and ferries. Anywhere, with SGMYTAXI private car services between Singapore and Tanjung Gemok, you’re now hassle-free.

Ferry To Tioman Island Route Map

Secondly, to bear in mind is the time of the year you plan to travel and whether it coincides with any Malaysia or Singapore school holidays, festivities or public holidays.

These are the times when it’s most popular and advanced booking is strongly recommended for hotels, modes of transport and transfers. Otherwise you’re good to go, we’re sure you’ll have a blast!

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Cheng Ho's Cultural Museum

However, there are scholars claiming that the real warehouse was the one in Bukit Cina.

Well, we do not know but we cannot deny the fact that the museum contains many convincing evidences regarding the cultural exchange between Chinese and the local ethnic. For instance, tea houses, navigation instruments and treasure ships from China.

Location: 51, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Malacca, Malaysia.
Contact: +606 283 1135 / +606 283 1136
Opening Hours:
Daily: 9:00am – 6:00pm
Entrance Fee:
Adult: RM20
Child/Student: RM10

4. Cheng Hoon Teng Temple

Built in 1646, Cheng Hoon Teng Temple stands as the oldest worship place of Buddhist in Malaysia. It has received the UNESCO award for its outstanding architectural design.

The modest temple was called “Merciful Cloud Temple” by some of the locals. It has several prayer halls and a big courtyard. All the materials used in construction were from China.

Cheng Hoon Teng Temple

Dedicated to the Goddess of Mercy – Guan Yin, the temple was built based on the Feng Shui principles. There is a big gold statue of Guan Yin standing prominently right in the middle of the main prayer hall.

Besides, there are small chambers around the temple which are dedicated to the deceased ancestors. Fake money and paper-made luxury items are burned to provide a better condition to them in their afterlife.

Location: No.25, Jalan Tokong, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-282 9343 / +606 282 2906
Opening Hours:
Daily: 7:00am – 7:00pm
Entrance Fee: Free

5. Kampung Kling Mosque

Built in 1748, Kampung Kling mosque is a cross-culture mosque that blends Hindu, Chinese, Sumatran and the local Malay in one. The mosque was declared as a historical monument in 1999.

Even though the mosque underwent the renovation twice, it still retains the original architectural design. The only difference is they replace the all the wooden structure with sustainable concrete materials.

Kampung Kling Mosque

Unlike the typical mosque with spherical dome, Kampung Kling mosque has a triple-tiered pyramidal roof on its top. Inside, the mosque has a unique blend of Portuguese and English glazed tiles and a beautiful wooden pulpit with Chinese and Hindu-style carvings.

In short, the mosque reflects how great is Malaysia in embracing diverse cultures and ultimately assimilate them in their traditions and history.

Non-muslims tourists only allowed to enter until the porch area. For female, they provide a veil to cover your hair.

Location: Jalan Tukang Emas, Melaka 75200, Malaysia.
Entrance Fee: Free

6. Sri Poyyatha Vinayagar Moorthi Temple

Sri Poyyatha Vinayagar Moorthi Temple is one of the oldest Hindu temples in Malaysia. Featuring the Dutch architectural design, the rectangular-shaped Hindu temple is dedicated to the Vinayagar, the elephant-headed deity in Hindu.

It’s hard to miss out the bright yellow temple along the street. The temple has colourful statues craved by ostentatious stone. Most of them feature the figures of Hindu deities and animals.

Sri Poyyatha Vinayagar Moorthi Temple

Inside, the main altar is dedicated to the Ganesh while the side altars are dedicated to Ganesh’s parents and Lord Muraga, his younger brother. Despite being hundreds years old, the structures and content are still well-preserved.

The prominent Hindu festivals that take place here include Feast for Lord Muruga and Dato Chachar Festival. Check it out if you happen to come during the festive seasons.

Location: Jalan Tokong, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia
Opening Hours:
Daily: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Entrance Fee: Free

7. Mamee Jonker House

Mamee, the famous snack in Malaysia has established their first concept store in Malacca. The shop is named Mamee Jonker House.

If you have children who love eating Mamee, then this is a wonderful place for them. Adults are welcomed as well as they provide workshop that teach you how to make noodle snacks.

Mamee Jonker House

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Lots of Mamee merchandise are sold here. For instance, Mamee t-shirts, soft toys and noodles snacks. They also have the Mamee Café that serves wide array of delicious noodles at reasonable prices. More best cafes in Jonker Street, click here: Jonker Street Cafe

Mamee Jonker House Malacca

Besides, children can even unleash their creativity by doing some colouring on the instant noodles cups. Then, they can choose the ingredients they want to put inside and see how they pack their instant noodles cup.

Eventually, they can get their own version of cup noodle. It’s quite interesting for children.

Location: No.46 & 48, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75300 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-286 7666
Opening Hours:
Monday to Friday: 10:00am – 5:00pm
Saturday & Sunday: 10:00am – 7:00pm
Closed on: Tuesday
Entrance Fee: RM5
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8. Red Square (Dutch Square)

Surrounded by several eye-catching red buildings, the red square reflects the great history of Malacca in just a carnival square.

The influences of Dutch, Portuguese and Chinese during old times can be observed through the architecture of buildings enclosing the red square.

Red Square Melaka

There is a big fountain at the square centre commemorating the Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee. The whole area is full of activities and attractions. Either you watch the amazing street performance on the street or visit to the souvenir stalls to shop for gifts.

This is one of the most picturesque places in Malacca. Hence, it is crowded with tourists from all over the world and even locals from other states. You always see them snapping photos in every corner to get the best angle.

Location: Jalan Gereja, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.
Opening Hours:
Daily: 12:00am – 12:00pm
Entrance Fee: Free

9. Christ Church Melaka

Built in 1753, Christ Church Melaka stands as the oldest Protestant church in the country. With the big red cross topped on the brick-red building, it is also one of the notable structures in Malacca.

During old times when Malacca was ruled under Dutch, they built the church to celebrate the Dutch occupation that has a century old. Also, they built it to worship the God because there was no church around.

Christ Church Melaka

Because the church was surrounded by greenery landscape and flowers, it makes visitors feel like one of the vintage church in Europe.

There are lots of colourful trishaw in front of the church. You can ride on them and they will bring you around the town. It makes the place more lively!

Location: Jalan Gereja, Bandar Hilir, 75000 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +606-282 6151
Opening Hours:
Daily: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Entrance Fee: Free (Donations suggested)

10. 3D Jonker Walk Melaka

Featuring than 25 3D paintings, this is the very first combination of 3D Art Gallery and Upside-Down House in Malacca. The 3D paintings inside look so real that you feel yourself fell for it.

3D Jonker Walk Melaka

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Inside, they have a 5D fluorescent museum room in which you can take pictures in the dark. The beautiful 3D art paintings include Hello Kitty, Doraemon, pirate, and many more that create a wonderful optical illusion.

Users of Android can download the 3D Jonker Walk applications in Google Play before taking pictures. It helps you to create a unique quality of 5D pictures.

3D Jonker Walk Malacca

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Kindly ask the staff to take photo for you because they know the best angle to for the 3D effect. They can teach you how to pose too.

Location: 27, Jalan Hang Jebat, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Contact: +6012-655 3409
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Friday to Sunday: 10:00am – 10:00pm
Entrance Fee:
Adult: RM18
Children (4-12 years old): RM12
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11. The Stadthuys

Being the oldest-surviving building built by Dutch, The Stadthyus was once the residence of the Dutch officers and governors. It was built as the focus point of Dutch government after the Portuguese fort was ruined.

In 1982, the building was converted to museum. It displays the unique architecture of Dutch but due to the long time, it only left with louvred windows, massive walls, chunky doors and wrought-iron hinges.

The Stadthuys Melaka

Besides, the museum also exhibits the history of Malacca from the Sultan of Malacca, Portuguese, British and Dutch colonization until today.

Since it has a distinguishable brick-red exterior, it is impossible to miss out the building.

The museum has a free guide tour on Saturday and Sunday. Join the tour to know more about the history of Malacca.

Location: Jalan Gereja,75000 Malacca, Malaysia
Contact: +606-282 6526
Opening Hours:
Monday to Thursday: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Friday to Sunday: 9:00am – 8:30pm
Entrance Fee:
Foreign visitor: RM10
Local visitor: RM5
Children: RM3

How To Get To Attractions In Jonker Street From Singapore

If you are still considering how to go to Jonker Street, we are here to solve your transportation problems. Whether you travel with family or friends, we recommend you choose the private car service offered by SGMYTAXI.

SGMYTAXI provides private car from Singapore to Jonker Street, Malacca with spacious and comfortable 7 to 10-seater MPV car.

Why SGMYTAXI? Below are the reasons:

  • Affordable rates
  • No hidden charge
  • No upfront payment needed
  • Private transfer
  • Pick you up at any location in Singapore
  • Drop-off at your preferred destination
  • Well-trained drivers who familiar the routes from Singapare to Malacca
  • Travel in Spacious & Luxury fleets (7 to 10-seater MPV private car)
  • Hassle free – no need to alight from vehicles at immigrations
  • Book online is simple and easy

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After arriving at Jonker Street, you can travel around by foot as most of the attractions are within walking distance.

Kindly book online now to get the private car service from Singapore to Malacca.  Do Whatsapp us if you have any enquiry too.

EXACTLY How To Get From Singapore To KL, Kuala Lumpur [2022]

February 19, 2024
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With borders now open, many think about traveling outside their country.

Choosing which way to travel is crucial as the experience throughout the trip could make or break your plans.

If you are planning to go to Kuala Lumpur (KL) from Singapore, there are many ways to match your vacation preferences and price range!

Read along to understand which mode of transport best suits your traveling style.

**Note that all prices and time schedules in the list below are at the sole discretion of the respective transport operator and are subject to change at any time.

1. How To Go KL From Singapore By Private Car Transport
2. How To Go KL From Singapore By Flight
3. How To Go KL From Singapore By Bus
4. How To Go KL From Singapore By Train
5. How To Go KL From Singapore By Car

How To Go To KL From Singapore

1. How To Go KL From Singapore By Private Car Transport

The BEST choice and HIGHLY recommended method of transportation to KL is by hiring a private car from transportation providers such as SGMYTAXI.

No complicated procedures. You can now book the vehicle of your choice through the website and receive a confirmation.

Now, all you need to do is pack and show up at the pick-up point on your travel day!
SGMYTAXI: Private Taxi/Car Transport From Singapore To KL, Kuala LumpurWhy Choose SGMYTAXI Private Taxi:

  • Travel hassle-free!
  • Competitive and fair prices
  • Flexible pick-up points, date, and time
  • Reliable and punctual drivers
  • Simple online booking via WhatsApp
  • Passengers do not need to exit the car for immigration
  • Zero Contact with other passengers, lower risk of Covid infection.
  • Disinfection before pick up
  • Experienced taxi drivers are familiar with routes and customs procedures
  • Well-maintained vehicles with plenty of luggage space and legroom
  • You do not need to worry about parking

Why Don’t Choose SGMYTAXI Private Taxi:

Rates can be expensive for small travel groups of less than three people.

Recommended For:

  • Groups larger than five people as cheaper than traveling via bus or flight
  • Families with old and young ones traveling together
  • Travelers with a tight and rigid schedule

Note:

  • Book online for better vehicle options.
  • Choose between a Toyota Innova or a Toyota Alphard or Hyundai Starex, which can accommodate up to 10 people.
  • No extra cost for luggage
  • Arrangement for multiple cars available for 8 or more people

Tips: 

  • Book earlier to avoid disappointment, especially during peak holidays
  • Alert your driver beforehand if you need child seats for your children

2. How To Go KL From Singapore By Flight

With borders between Malaysia and Singapore now fully open, travellers can opt to fly from Changi Airport to Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA)!

Flying is the fastest way to KL, which is about an hour.

Why Choose Flight:

  • The fastest way to KL, which takes about one hour
  • Many budget flights are provided by various airlines that fly both to and fro
  • Easy to book, and prices may even go lower during promotional periods
  • Comfortable and cozy

Why Don’t Choose Flight:

  • Can be costly when there is no ongoing promotion
  • Those with health conditions that could worsen during the flight

Recommended For:

  • A small group of travellers traveling light (check-in luggage costs extra)
  • Frequent flyers can earn flight miles or points
  • Travelers traveling for work or business matters save time

Note:

  • Jetstar offers 3-5 flights each day between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. For one-way trips, prices for airfare start at SGD36
  • Scott offers 2-4 flights per day from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur. Tickets start at SGD39 for one-way travel
  • Air Asia offers up to ten flights every day between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. One-way tickets cost as little as SGD36

Reminders:

  • Check for travel restrictions for both Singapore and Malaysia airports to avoid any blunders

3. How To Go KL From Singapore By Bus

If you would to save some bucks and have extra time in hand, try traveling on a bus! The journey takes approximately 5-6 hours one way.

There are various bus companies to select from if you decide to take a bus from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur.

3.1 KKKL Express Bus To KL

KKKL Express Bus From Singapore To KL, Kuala Lumpur

Ticket Price: SGD30-35

Boarding Point: Kovan Hub, Katong V Mall (Village Hotel Katong)

Boarding Time: Daily: from 12:30am to 23:59pm, every 30-90 minutes

Arrival Station: Berjaya Times Square, KL Sentral, TBS (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan), Bangsar

3.2 Starmart Express Bus To KL

Starmart Express From Singapore To KL, Kuala Lumpur

Ticket Price: SGD30-40

Boarding Point: Golden Mile Tower

Boarding Time: Daily: from 6:30am to 23:50pm, every 15-90 minutes

Arrival Station: TBS (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan), Berjaya Times Square Hotel

3.3 Transtar Express Bus To KL

Transtar Express Bus From Singapore To KL, Kuala Lumpur

Ticket Price: SGD30-60

Boarding Point: Golden Mile Complex, Lavender MRT Exit B

Boarding Time: Daily: from 7:00am to 22:45pm, every 30-90 minutes

Arrival Station: TBS (Tasik Bersepadu Selatan), Berjaya Times Square, The Next Imbi

3.4 Eltabina Express Bus To KL

Ticket Price: SGD30-35

Boarding Point: The Plaza Beach Road

Boarding Time: Monday to Sunday: at 9:30am, 3:30pm, 7:00pm and 10:00pm

Arrival Station: TBS (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan), Berjaya Times Square (Imbi Monorail Station)

3.5 WTS Travel Bus To KL

WTS Bus From Singapore To KL, Kuala Lumpur

Ticket Price: SGD40-50

Boarding Point: Our Tampines Hub, Yishun MRT, Jurong East Venture Ave

Boarding Time: Daily: at 6:30am, 7:00am and 7:30am

Arrival Station: Berjaya Times Square, Tribeca Serviced Suites Bukit Bintang

3.6 Five Star Express Bus To KL

Five Stars Express From Singapore To KL, Kuala Lumpur

Ticket Price: SGD36-40

Boarding Point: Golden Mile Complex, Boon Lay Shopping Center, The Plaza Singapore

Boarding Time: Friday to Saturday: at 7:00am, 7:30am, 7:30pm and 8:00pm

Arrival Station: Berjaya Times Square, TBS (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan)

3.7 Golden Coach Express Bus To KL

Golden Coach Express Bus From Singapore To KL, Kuala Lumpur

Ticket Price: SGD28-35

Boarding Point: Concorde Shopping Centre (Outram Rd)

Boarding Time: Tuesday & Thursday to Saturday: at 11:59pm

Arrival Station: Berjaya Times Square

3.8 Super Nice Grassland Express Bus To KL

Ticket Price: SGD32-37

Boarding Point: Golden Mile Complex, Boon Lay Shopping Centre

Boarding Time: Monday to Saturday: at 8:30am, 2:00pm, 9:00pm, 9:15pm and 11:00pm

Arrival Station: Sungai Besi Toll, TBS (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan), Plaza Berjaya

3.9 Star Qistna Express Bus To KL

Ticket Price: SGD25-35

Boarding Point: Little India, Golden Mile Complex

Boarding Time: Daily: at 11:30pm and 11:59pm

Arrival Station: Berjaya Times Square, TBS (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan), KL Sentral

Why Choose Bus:

  • Skip the traffic at airport transfers
  • Arrive directly in the center of KL hotel and shopping haven
  • Budget-friendly
  • Wide range of operators to choose from

Why Don’t Choose Bus:

  • Unpredictable events on the road that might delay the bus schedule
  • You are required to bring all your luggage with you to pass the immigration
  • No fixed seating arrangements

Recommended For:

  • Travelers with a limited budget
  • Travelers with a flexible schedule
  • Fit and healthy travelers
  • Travelers with light or no luggage

Note:

  • Buses only wait 20 minutes at immigration for passengers to board back on
  • Do check for any discount codes to use before booking your tickets
  • Look out for refundable and reschedulable tickets
  • An alternative is to take the bus to JB from Singapore instead of KL directly

Reminder/ Tips:

  • Bring along a jacket, as it can get cold on the bus
  • Pack some snacks and water for those traveling on a long journey
  • Keep your passport and tickets secure at all times

4. How To Go KL From Singapore By Train

It is important to note that there are no direct trains from Singapore to KL.

Taking the train would be the slowest option, as it takes about 8–9 hours for the trip.

One must purchase separate tickets for each transfer point of the journey, which will be at Johor Bahru (JB) and Gemas.

Here are steps on how to take the train from Singapore to JB.

Step 1: Train From Singapore To JB

KTM Train (Shuttle Tebrau) is the only train that heads to Johor from Singapore.

Begin by purchasing your train ticket to JB Sentral at the Woodlands Train Checkpoint counter or on KTM’s website before boarding the train.

Shuttle Tebrau from Singapore Woodlands Checkpoint to Johor Bahru Immigration Checkpoint

A ticket from Singapore to JB costs about SGD5 (one-way) and SGD10 (two-way). The journey to JB takes only 5 minutes once you board.

Use the train schedule below to choose which time best suits you.

Departure Place & Time Morning Session Afternoon Session Night Session
From Woodlands Train Checkpoint (Singapore) 8:30am9:45am

11:00am

12:30pm1:45pm

3:00pm

4:15pm

5:30pm

6:45pm

8:00pm9:15pm

10:30pm

11:45pm

Note: Times shown here are subject to changes by the train operator.

Reminders:

  • Do bring along sufficient cash to purchase your ticket over the counter
  • Ticket counters will stop selling tickets 20 minutes before departure time
  • Book your tickets online if you plan to travel during peak hours

Step 2: Train From JB To KL

Upon arriving at JB Sentral, purchase your next KTM train ticket to Gemas. This next stretch of the route takes approximately 5 hours.

Tickets generally cost about RM21-38 (adult) and RM15-23 (child) depending on which train class you opt for.

Refer to below for the train schedule.

Departure Place  Time
From JB Sentral to Gemas 8:30am12:40pm 6:05pm8:25pm

Once you arrive at Gemas, get your last transfer ticket on the new high-speed ETS train to KL Sentral.

Tickets cost about RM36 per pax. This last leg of the journey will take roughly 3 hours.

Refer to below for the train schedule.

Departure Place  Time
From Gemas to KL Sentral 8:05am 3:20pm

Reminders:

  • Early Bird Tickets (30 days in advance): You get to enjoy a cheaper rate
  • Last Minute Tickets (less than 6 days in advance): It will be the most expensive
  • Standby Malaysia Ringgit (MYR) to purchase tickets over the counter
  • Stay on the train for a few more minutes after KL Sentral if you would like to alight at the old Kuala Lumpur Railway Station instead

Why Choose Train:

  • For a unique rail travel experience
  • Would like to spend some time in JB before heading up to KL

Why Don’t Choose Train:

  • It takes the longest amongst other modes of transport to arrive in KL
  • Inconvenient as passengers need to transfer at least twice

Recommended For:

  • Those with flexible time and schedule
  • Travelers who want to take in a different scenic experience
  • Passengers who enjoy train rides

Note:

There are different train classes to choose from:

  • Second Class: Comfortable enough with 2-4 berths in each compartment and often air-conditioned
  • First Class: A premium experience that includes Wifi and choices of food and beverages

Tips:

  • Make sure your passport is valid at least for 30 days before you travel
  • The gate only opens 30 minutes before the departure time
  • Boarding gate will close 10 minutes before the train departs

5. How To Go KL From Singapore By Car

Self-driving from Singapore to KL will likely take you about 5–6 hours (factoring in time to go through customs).

If you want to keep your schedule flexible and aren’t traveling during busy times, this is a fantastic choice!

Why Choose Self-Driving:

  • Having the privacy of traveling with just you and your traveling companions
  • Can choose your own departure time and location
  • Able to take a break and rest anytime, anywhere

Why Don’t Choose Self-Driving:

  • Finding a parking space at various locations can become a headache
  • Additional toll and parking fees to factor into travel cost
  • If caught at the wrong time, you might get stuck in bad traffic jams

Note:

  • Check your fuel level and car condition before starting your journey
  • Never leave any valuables in plain sight while the car is parked
  • Download the Touch N Go eWallet to connect to your VEP RFID to cross tolls without hassle

FAQs:

Q1: What is the best way to go from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur?

A1: The best way is by hiring your own private car if you are traveling in a larger group.

Q2: Is there a direct train from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur?

A2: No, when departing from Woodlands, one must switch train lines at JB Sentral and Gemas to arrive at KL.

Q3: How much is the train from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur?

A3: Approximately SGD23-25

Q4: How much is a bus from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur?

A4: Averagely SGD30-35

Q5: How long does it take from SG to KL?

A5: By car (5-6 hours), by flight (1 hour), by bus (5-6 hours), and by train (8-9 hours).

Q6: How far is Singapore from Kuala Lumpur by plane?

A6: 312km which takes about an hour by flight.

Q7: How do I get from Singapore to KL?

A7: By car (hire taxi or drive yourself), by flight, by bus or by train.

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