See Singapore from the water on a 40-minute cruise in a traditional bumboat, one of the most offbeat ways to discover the Lion City
See Singapore from the water on a 40-minute cruise in a traditional bumboat, one of the most offbeat ways to discover the Lion City
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Looking for an affordable, quick island escape by ferry? Book this ticket to visit St. John’s and Kusu Islands!
Looking for an affordable, quick island escape by ferry? Book this ticket to visit St. John’s and Kusu Islands!
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For travelers short on time, seeking an island adventure on a speedboat and budget-friendly combo options to Singapore’s top attractions
For travelers short on time, seeking an island adventure on a speedboat and budget-friendly combo options to Singapore’s top attractions
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Private yacht adventure to Lazarus Island! Combines the luxury of sleek yacht options with fun-packed water activities!
Private yacht adventure to Lazarus Island! Combines the luxury of sleek yacht options with fun-packed water activities!
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SunRise Lagoon Catamaran
SunRider Power Catamaran
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The ticket will take you island hopping to the Lazarus, St John’s, and Kusu Islands from mainland Singapore. The tickets are valid for the specific date and time of the booking only. The tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
Book NowThe journey starts from the Harbourfront Centre to the Marina South Coast. It includes a pre-recorded commentary about the attractions that you will pass by. Get off at St John’s, Lazarus, and Kusu Islands and explore. The tickets are valid for the specific date of the booking, and cannot be canceled or rescheduled.
Book NowEnjoy a visit to the St John’s and Lazarus Islands from Harbourfront Centre. A pre-recorded commentary will give you more insight into the city’s landmarks. You can also catch a breathtaking sunset. The ticket is valid for the date of the booking only, and cannot be canceled or rescheduled.
Book NowLocated about 5.6 kilometers from Singapore, Kusu Island is one of the southern islands of the country. Kusu translates to ‘turtle’ or ‘tortoise’ in Chinese, owing to an old legend. The legend goes that a giant tortoise turned itself into an island to save the lives of two shipwrecked sailors. After being rescued, they returned to thank the tortoise., and built a kramat and shrine in its memory. The tranquil landscape and pristine beaches are incredibly popular among visitors, making it the perfect spot for a picnic.
St John’s Island was formerly used as a quarantine center for people suffering from cholera. By 1930, it was a well known screening center for immigrants and pilgrims who were returning from Mecca. Currently, St John’s island is the perfect getaway from the bustling metropolis, owing to its non commercial setting and rustic vibe. It is another perfect spot for a relaxing swim in its beaches or a picnic. The Sisters Island Marine Park Public Gallery and St John’s Island Trial are worth visiting here. Fishing is also a popular activity on the island.
Lazarus Island is connected to St John’s island through a causeway. Originally used as a prison, Lazarus Island was left abandoned when a prisoner escaped from the island. Fires that broke out in 1902 and 1914 burned away all the vegetation, and the island was left mostly unused. Currently, the C-shaped lagoon is renowned for its white and sandy beach and has been called one of Singapore’s best kept secrets. Picnics with our family and friends and swimming are two activities that are a must-try on the island. Lazarus Island is also home to dozens of stray cats that you can play with.
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Please bring along your own food and drinks to the island as there are no shops or restaurants on the islands.
Boarding of ferries will be based on a first-come-first-serve basis.
Boarding begins at 8:40 AM from Harbourfront Centre (level 1). The tour ends at 4:15 PM.
Eating and drinking inside the ferry is strictly prohibited. However, you are allowed to bring food and drinks to picnic at St. John and Kusu islands.
The tour begins at 12:10 PM at Harbourfront Centre (level 1). It ends at 7:15 PM.
As this is a public transportation service, seating is on a first come first serve basis. The voucher does not guarantee you a seat on your preferred date. Seats are subject to availability.
Yes, the ferries are stroller and wheelchair-accessible.
Children aged 12 and under can avail discounted Singapore Island Cruise tickets.
Yes, fishing is allowed on the islands. There are even fishing courses that are held on the weekends on Lazarus Island.
No, lockers are not available to rent at the islands. There are a few shelters near the beaches where you can leave your stuff. However, this may not be safe.
No strollers or wheelchairs cannot be rented at any of the islands. It is recommended that you bring our own.
Yes, you can host picnics on the islands with your friends and family. Please note that there are no restaurants or shops on the islands, and you will have to carry your own water, food, and drinks.
The best way to book Singapore Island Tickets is online.
Yes, swimming is allowed at the pristine beaches of the island. Be sure to bring a change of clothes and a towel along with you.
You will need several hours to explore the islands. It is recommended that you set aside a whole day to have a fulfilling experience of the islands.