No Refund

Singapore

Experience the beauty of Tioman Island for three days on this private getaway. Journey from Singapore or Johor Bahru to this Malaysian island nature reserve, where you can enjoy snorkeling, kayaking, and/or paddleboarding, as well as plenty of opportunities to relax on the beach. Your chalet room will have either a beach or garden view, and round-trip pickup means you don’t have to worry about anything but having fun.

Day 1

We will pick you from where you're staying in Singapore or Johor Bahru and our experienced driver will drive you to the Mersing jetty safely. From there, you will shift to scheduled ferry to Tioman island and the you will be warmly welcomed by the hotel staff. You will enjoy the rest of the day leisurely by the beach..

Day 2

The snorkeling around Coral Island is very impressive and contains a lot of diversity in the water life it has to offer. Providing a good view of the water life. The marine life is more visible around the corals and in shallow waters so you can get glimpses of fishes up close. Other than the colorful corals and marine life to observe here, if we're lucky, we might even encounter turtles and sharks too. We will stop for 3 points for snorkeling and Salang for lunch (not included to the package). On the way back to hotel, we will stop in Juara for nice beach break. 

Pulau Tioman

In the evening, you will enjoy Tioman island shore excursion at own pace. A 100% carbon neutral experience, you can select a kayak or stand up paddle board (SUP) to accompanied you. You will enjoy time while the sun is going down.

Day 3

On this day, you will say good bye to the hotel staff prior to take the ferry back to Mersing jetty and there our driver will pick you in order to drive you to the Singapore or Johor Bahru safely.

3 Days Tioman Island Package from Singapore (Private tour)

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