even locals were dissapointed that i was speaking with who hadnt been before. no amenities at all... read more
We took a morning ferry from the Marina South Pier. For $18 the ticket includes the ride to St... read more
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even locals were dissapointed that i was speaking with who hadnt been before. no amenities at all and not in a good way.. far from island rustic
We took a morning ferry from the Marina South Pier. For $18 the ticket includes the ride to St John's Island and Kusu Island and the return trip back. We went on Easter Sunday and were given a sheet showing the ferry ride times. The...More
Not many people have visited the Southern islands though they have heard of it. Most of the reviews here are detailed which tells you exactly what to expect. Mainly 2 types of visitors: 1) Those who spend a day to soak in the sun, walk...More
My husband and I visited with 2 friends who live in Singapore. They had always wanted to visit the island, so as it was a sunny day we took advantage. We took the ferry from Marina South Pier which cost $18 each. The journey takes...More
Our Welfare committee organized an Island Hopping Cruise to St John's Island and Kusu Island. We met at Marine South Pier and departed in a ferry towards St John's Island followed by Kusu Island. The ferry charged $18/- per pax for a return trip. You...More
It was nice trip to St. John’s island on Sunday. From Marina South Pier(there is MRT station, red line), took island cruise ferry, took around 30mins to get there. We still can see city view of Singapore from the island, but here is totally different...More
First stop of ferry ride. Big island. Couple of stretch of beach and mangroves. One small hill and a small marine park. Simple walk would do and I would recommend Kusu Island for family activity than St John’s.
I loved this place because it is so quiet for a stroll away from the city. Totally commercialised. No shop. No cafe or restaurant. It's vital to take your own food and drink. Won't be for everyone biting you fancy a picnic and some peace...More
Not a bad place to hang out and explore the new walking trail (monthly guided tours available, contact NParks), though the island's small size and fairly steep ferry fare to get there can be little hindrances. Expect mangroves, rocky beaches, some corals, and small animals....More
It's a great place for a picnic and for some peace and serenity. Plenty of cats around. The only toilet and shower available is a 5 minute walk from the jetty and up a small hill. Get your food and drinks from the mainland as...More
