Singapore to Malaysia ferry schedules 2025

Looking to swap the city buzz of Singapore for sandy beaches, laid-back resorts and quiet coastal towns? Then you are in luck - all you need to do is hop on a ferry from Singapore to Malaysia and you can unwind in the sunshine in no time!

In 2025, you can sail directly from Tanah Merah to Desaru Coast or Tanjung Pengelih in Johor. Check out our detailed guide on Singapore to Malaysia ferry routes to plan your escape from the Lion City and book your ferry tickets without hidden fees.

• Ferry routes from Singapore to Malaysia in 2025
• Singapore - Malaysia ferry tickets, offers & discounts
• Ferry companies serving Singapore - Malaysia routes
• FAQ
• Travel tips for Singapore to Malaysia ferries

Note: keep in mind that Singapore - Malaysia ferry schedules for 2025 are available on our search engine as soon as ferry operators release them.

Ferry routes from Singapore to Malaysia in 2025

There are 2 direct ferry routes connecting Singapore with Malaysia, both departing from Tanah Merah and headed for ports in Johor. The ferry terminal in Singapore is on the eastern side of Singapore, which is about a 10-min drive from Changi Airport.

The ferry routes from Singapore to Malaysia are mainly served in the summer, from May to July. The duration of the ferry trip typically ranges from 45 min to 1.5 hr, depending on your destination.

• Tanah Merah - Tanjung Pengelih: this short crossing takes around 45 min and connects Singapore with Johor’s small coastal town of Tanjung Pengelih. There are usually 2 crossings per week, on Saturday and Sunday. It’s a convenient option for travelers looking for a quick weekend trip or further exploration of Malaysia.
• Tanah Merah - Desaru Coast: the trip takes about 1 hr 30 min and brings you straight to Desaru Coast, one of the most popular resort areas in Johor, famous for its golf courses, beach resorts, and family-friendly attractions. Normally there are 4 crossings per week, from Thursday to Sunday.

Both routes are operated by Batam Fast, offering reliable high-speed ferries with comfortable seating and onboard amenities.

Singapore - Malaysia ferry tickets, offers & discounts

On Ferryhopper, you can find the latest ticket prices, special offers, and available discounts for ferries from Singapore to Malaysia. Whether you’re planning a short trip to Tanjung Pengelih or a seaside escape to Desaru Coast, our search engine helps you compare routes, find the best deals, and book your tickets in just a few clicks.

How much are ferries from Singapore to Malaysia?

Ticket prices for ferries from Singapore to Malaysia typically range from €29 to €48, with the final price depending on your port of destination.

The cheapest option is for the Tanah Merah - Tanjung Pengelih ferry, with a one-way ticket costing €29.50.

Offers and discounts

When traveling from Singapore to Malaysia, you can take advantage of the regular discounts offered to specific traveler groups. In most cases, infants and children are entitled to discounted ticket prices.

Additionally, there may also be special offers, so make sure to check Ferryhopper regularly for the latest deals when planning your trip.

Ferry companies serving Singapore - Malaysia routes

In 2025, Batam Fast is the main ferry company serving the Singapore - Malaysia routes, offering a reliable and high-speed service from Tanah Merah to the ports of Desaru Coast and Tanjung Pengelih in Johor.

FAQ

Can I travel on a ferry from Singapore to Malaysia with a car?

No, the ferries serving the routes between Singapore and Malaysia do not have car decks for the transportation of vehicles. Only foot passengers are allowed onboard.

How long is the ferry from Singapore to Malaysia?

The duration of the ferry trip from Singapore to Malaysia depends on the destination.

• Tanah Merah - Desaru Coast: the journey normally lasts about 1 hr 30 min.
• Tanah Merah - Tanjung Pengelih: the ferry trip usually lasts approximately 45 min.

What are the on-board services and amenities?

The high-speed ferries serving the Singapore - Malaysia routes are equipped with a basic range of amenities for a comfortable and relaxed trip. Onboard, you will typically find air-conditioned lounges, while some ferries also feature an outdoor deck area where you can enjoy the sea view.

Can I book a cabin on Singapore - Malaysia ferries?

No, due to the short duration of the trip, ferries from Singapore to Malaysia do not have cabins. Standard deck/lounge seating is included in the ticket price.

What is the luggage policy?

On Singapore - Malaysia ferries, you are generally allowed up to 20kg of check-in luggage, with a limit of 3 pieces per passenger, totaling no more than 40kg. Regarding hand luggage, bags brought onboard must not exceed 55cm X 40cm X 20cm in size and 10 kg in weight.

Can I travel with my pet on the ferry from Singapore to Malaysia?

No, unfortunately, pets are not allowed on the Singapore to Malaysia ferry.

Travel tips for Singapore to Malaysia ferries

Here are some useful tips to keep in mind when planning your trip on the Singapore to Malaysia ferry:

• The port of Tanah Merah in Singapore can get crowded, particularly during the summer, so it is best to arrive there at least 1 hour ahead of your ferry’s departure for a smooth boarding process.
• As you will be crossing the international border between Singapore and Malaysia, you will need to have the necessary travel documents, such as a valid passport, while some travelers may also require a visa to enter the country.
• The ferry ride from Singapore to Malaysia can get a bit bumpy, so if you are sensitive to the waves, consider taking seasickness medication before the trip. As always, you can discuss your options with your pharmacist or doctor.

Book ferry tickets from Singapore to Malaysia

On Ferryhopper, you can find all available Singapore - Malaysia ferries! Check our Map of ferries to plan your trip from Singapore to Desaru Coast or Tanjung Pengelih in Johor, compare prices and schedules, and book your ferry tickets on our website or the Ferryhopper App with no hidden fees.