Ferry to Kusu Island
Kusu Island, located in south of Singapore, is a peaceful offshore escape well-known for its swimming lagoons, quiet beaches, picnic spots, and religious landmarks. Many visitors take a ferry to Kusu Island for a relaxing half-day getaway from the city. During the annual Kusu Pilgrimage Season, thousands of devotees visit the island’s Da Bo Gong Temple and Malay keramat shrines.
Ferry to Kusu Island from Singapore
Travelling to Kusu Island is quick and affordable. Ferries operate from Marina South Pier and typically loop through St John’s Island and Kusu Island, making it easy to combine both islands in one trip.
Cheapest Price: From S$15
Distance: ~5km (sea)
Estimated Duration: ~20-30 minutes
No. of Operator: 1
Ferry to Kusu Island from Marina South Pier
Singapore Island Cruise & Ferry Services Pte Ltd
Time: 09:00 – 15:00
Route: Marina South Pier → St John’s Island → Kusu Island → Marina South Pier
Fare From: S$ 15
- Regular ferry services to Kusu and St John’s Island.
- Comfortable seating and open-deck viewing areas.
- Great skyline views along the short sea journey.
Bundle Tip: St John’s Island + Kusu Island
The ferry operates in a loop, so you can easily visit both islands on one ticket. Many travelers spend 1–2 hours at St John’s Island’s beaches and lagoons before continuing to Kusu Island for temples, tortoise sanctuary, and picnics.
Things to Do in Kusu Island
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Da Bo Gong Temple
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Malay Keramat Shrines
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Tortoise Sanctuary
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Swimming Lagoon
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Quiet Beaches & Picnic Spots
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Scenic Lookouts
A historic temple where visitors pray for blessings of wealth, health, and safety.
Climb the steps to three colourful shrines dedicated to Malay saints, which a unique cultural highlight.
See hundreds of tortoises in the island’s iconic enclosure, a family favourite!
Calm, shallow waters suitable for casual swimming.
Bring your own food and enjoy a laid-back island picnic by the sea.
Capture panoramic photos of the Singapore skyline and neighbouring southern islands.
Kusu Island Travel Tips
- Sun Protection: Limited shade. Hats, sunscreen, umbrellas recommended.
- No Overnight Stays: Day-trip only; return ferry via the loop service.
- Facilities: Toilets and shelters available near the lagoon.
- Best Time to Visit: Kusu Pilgrimage Season. Typically September to November, with more sailings and bigger crowds. For cooler weather and softer light for photos, morning departures are recommended.
How to Book Your Ferry to Kusu Island Online
Book your ferry to Kusu Island easily on BusOnlineTicket.com or via the BusOnlineTicket App. Select your preferred timing and enjoy a peaceful island escape just minutes from Singapore’s mainland.
FAQ
Do I need a passport?
For Singaporean — No. Kusu Island is in Singapore.
Can I visit both St John’s & Kusu Island in one ticket?
Yes. The ferry loop allows you to stop at both islands on the same trip.
Are there food and drinks on the island?
No. Bring your own snacks and drinking water.
Can I stay overnight?
No. Overnight stays and camping are not permitted.
Is swimming allowed?
Yes. In designated lagoons. Always observe safety and note there are no lifeguards.
Can tickets be refunded or changed?
Yes. with BOT GoFlexi, you get greater flexibility. You can reschedule or cancel your booking under terms that may apply (subject to the policy). Please check our Reschedule Policy and Refund Policy pages on BusOnlineTicket for full details, or refer to our Reschedule Booking Guide and Cancel Booking Guide. If your trip plans change, GoFlexi makes it easier to adjust without hassle.
