Tanjung Leman Jetty Guide & Information (Updated Photos)
Many beautiful islands in Mersing, Johor, such as Sibu Island, are only a speedboat ride away from Tanjung Leman Jetty.
If it’s your first time going to this jetty, you might be wondering what it’s like.
In this guide, we’ll be walking you through Tanjung Leman Jetty, including the transport options, speedboat schedules, departure procedure, and more.
1. Overview: Tanjung Leman Jetty
To reach islands like Sibu Island, Besar Island, Aur Island, Dayang Island, and Tinggi Island, you’ll have to get to Tanjung Leman Jetty first.
Because of its clear waters, Singaporean tourists love visiting these islands for diving, snorkelling, or just a quick getaway. They are also popular for fishing trips.
There several things you need to know about Tanjung Leman Jetty:
- Situated in a very remote location far from the main road.
- Only accessible by car from Singapore. There is no public transport to the jetty. (Important)
- You can try getting a taxi, if urgent. However, it’s not encouraged as taxi availability is uncertain.
- It only offers boat rides. Don’t expect to find any ferry services here.
- The jetty and its surrounding area aren’t very well-maintained and lack good facilities.
- Be prepared for bad telco service in the area
2. Location & Operating Hour
Here is the overview of the location of Tanjung Leman Jetty
Operating Hours: Daily: Depending on the ferry schedule.
3. Transport Options (From Singapore)
How should you travel from SIngapore to Tanjung Leman Jetty?
Here is the best suggestion as we went there for a field trip and make sure you get the correct information in Tanjung Leman Jetty.
As mentioned, the only way to get to Tanjung Leman Jetty from Singapore is by private car taxi or self-driving.
Always, the best way to travel direct from Singapore to Tanjung Leman Jetty is by a luxury MPV vehicle.
Why, you ask? Well, because the traffic at the borders of Singapore and Malaysia are notoriously bad. With a private car taxi, at least someone else is doing the driving.
Here’s what the border looks like on weekends and public holidays.
A private car taxi also adds convenience to your journey! You’re free to bring heavy luggage with you and there’s absolutely no need to alight at the checkpoint or customs for clearance.
You can also arrange to hit the road early to catch the speedboat on time. This is useful especially during weekends or public holidays.
4. Parking Lots & Fee
If you’re driving to Tanjung Leman Jetty, park your car at the outdoor carpark. Take note: it’s not sheltered.
Rates are RM 15 per day.
5. Terminal Jeti Tanjung Leman Speedboat Schedule & Routes
The only speedboat option from this jetty to Sibu Island and arranged by the resort as part of your package.
From Tanjung Leman Jetty | Speedboat Schedule |
To SIbu Island
(Duration: Approx 20 minutes speedboat) |
Monday to Friday & Sunday
Saturday
Return From Pulau SIbu Speedboat Schedule
|
To Tinggi Island
(Duration: Approx 30-45 minutes speedboat) |
Refer to Shaz Resort Pulau Tinggi |
To Aur Island | Refer to resort |
6. Marine Park Conservation Fee
All visitors need to pay a marine park conservation fee before entering any of the above-mentioned islands.
The conservation fee is the same as at Mersing Jetty and Teluk Gading Jetty
Category | Malaysian | Non-Malaysian |
Adult (13-59 years old) | RM5 | RM30 |
Child (6-12 years old) | RM2 | RM15 |
60 years old & above | RM2 | RM15 |
Below 12 years old | Free | Free |
Person With Disability | Free | Free |
7. Departure Procedure
Step 1: Register your name and pay the marine park conservation fee at the counter.
Step 2: Board the speedboat.
8. Facilities Available
Here are the facilities you can find at Terminal Jeti Tanjung Leman:
- KFC (Temporarily Closed)
- Toilet
- Prayer Room
- Cafeteria
- Grocery Stores