From Singapore going to indonesia and indonesia

Please help me what is the easiest trip from singapore going to malaysia and indonesia, by land or plane. many thanks

From Singapore going to indonesia and indonesia

From Singapore to:

Malaysia - That is trip up North

Depend on which part of Malaysia %26amp; if U got the time; the coach is the best to KL (Cheap) %26amp; the SG Public bus is easy to Johor Bahru which is just across the causeway.

Indonesia - That is trip down south

Depend again, which part of Indonesia

Batam %26amp; Bintan? By Ferry

Jakarta? by budget airline

You might want to be more specific %26amp; prolly let us know what you gonna be doing on this 2 country.

From Singapore going to indonesia and indonesia

i think you must go with plane,if you go by land it%26#39;s to many time you get

Hi there,

It really depends where in Malaysia (or Indonesia) do you want to go to...

1) Malaysia by land (via Johor Bahru)

You can take SBS bus No. 170 from either Queen Street Terminus or Rochor Rd. (city center).

The first bus leaves Queen Street at 05:20 am and the last one departs slightly after midnight.

The bright yellow buses of Causeway Link run along the same route, and they might even prove to be more convenient than those of SBS : CW1 connects MRT-Kranji with Johor Bahru, while CW2 departs from Queen Street Terminus and travels all the way to Larkin Bus Terminal in Johor Bahru.

The Singapore-Johor Express also departs from Queen street Terminus and travels all the way to Larkin Bus Terminal in Johor Bahru.

2) From Johor Bahru to different parts of Malaysia

Transnasional is one of Malaysia%26#39;s largest bus companies and operates numerous routes across the Malay peninsula, including to and from Singapore (www.nadi.com.my/transportation_home.asp).

Plusliner has a range of comfortable executive coaches. It operates a twice-daily service from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur (operated by Nice - executive class), and a range of services from Johor Bahru to every corner of Malaysia - operated by Plusliner - economy class (www.plusliner.com).

3) From Singapore to Malaysia by train

Malysia%26#39;s KTMB operates comfortable and reliable rail services between Malaysia and Singapore. There are different classes, deals and packages available, so you%26#39;ll better browse their website and see what suits you best (www.ktmb.com.my).

4) To Indonesia by ferry

Penguin Ferry Services (www.penguin.com.sg or call their HarbourFront centre office on (+65) 6271 4866) operate ferry services to Bintan, Batam and Karimun islands.

Indo Falcon Shipping (www.indofalcon.com.sg or call (+65) 6270 6778) and Berlian Ferries ((+65) 6546-8830) are also wort considering.

If you are heading to a further part of Indonesia, take an airplane

It depends on how much time you have and where abouts you want to go in each country.

Eg you can get the Peguin Ferry from Singapore to Batam, Indonesia. It takes 1 hour.

You can get a visa on arrival here for $25US, which last 30 days.

From Batam you can fly to lots of places in Indonesia, such as Pekanbaru, Padang, Medan, Aceh, Jakarta.

If you are planning on traveling from Indonesia to Malaysia or the other way probably better to fly.

There is a ferry but most of the journeys are about 6hours. You can take a ferry from Medan to penang which takes 6hours. It costs about 300,000 rp (%30 US)compared to 600,000rp ($60 US) flying. But flying only takes 40minutes from medan to penang. Or 1 hour ish to K.L.

All depends on how much you want to spend and the time you have.

If you do fly in Indonesia try to use Air Asia as at least you can book these online. However, they are frequently delayed.

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