Desaru Coast – Tanah Merah ferry
Fast ferryJohor · BatamFast
one boat each way, Thursday to Sunday
Thu–SunSailing days
10:10From Tanah Merah
17:30From Desaru Coast
One page per route: the departures published for the current period, the fare in ringgit and what is paid on top, and exactly which jetty or terminal the boat leaves from.
Rough seas, weather warnings and maintenance can delay or cancel a boat. Each route page shows only the dates and notices the operator itself has published.
Boat services in Malaysia range from short hops to offshore islands to international ferries to Singapore. They are run by private operators, licensed by the Marine Department (Jabatan Laut), and some island trips also enter a marine park or national park with its own entry or conservation charge. Each page here lists the boat fare and any such charges separately, and prints a total only when the official source does.
On the international crossing to Singapore, passports and immigration apply at both terminals and the operator can add charges at check-in. Singapore keeps the same clock as Malaysia, and every page says which time zone its tables use.
Timetables are shown as 24-hour times with the 12-hour reading next to them (06:30, 6:30am), and the season box at the top of each page says which period the departures cover.
Pins show the jetties and terminals, and a dashed line links the two ends of each route. Tap either one to see who runs the boat, what kind of vessel it is and the key figures, then follow the link to the route page.
one boat each way, Thursday to Sunday
eight to twelve boats a day from the town jetty
Journey time, number of departures and the operator behind each route, in one table. A dash means the operator gives no figure.
| Route | State | Boat | Journey time | Departures | Operator |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Desaru Coast – Tanah Merah ferry | Johor | Fast ferry | – | 1 each way, Thu–Sun | BatamFast |
| Lumut – Pangkor ferry | Perak | Ferry | 30–45 min | 8 each way, 12 on 6–10 Nov | Konsortium Mesra Duta |
Whether you can take a car, how much luggage you can bring and how the sea affects the trip depend on the boat. Here are the same routes grouped by the kind of vessel that serves them.
| Desaru Coast – Tanah Merah ferry: one boat each way, Thursday to Sunday | Fast ferry | Thu–Sun |
No. They are the departures the operator has published for the period shown on each page. Weather, sea conditions or maintenance can still change a sailing, and a notice from the operator always takes precedence over the times printed here.
Usually not. Marine park and national park charges are set by the park authority and are paid separately, sometimes at a different counter. Each route page names the charge and its source when it applies.
A passport valid for travel and any visa or entry formalities Singapore requires for your nationality. You pass immigration on both sides, and the operator can collect a surcharge on top of the ticket.
Malaysia time, UTC+8. Singapore runs on the same clock, so the Desaru Coast crossing needs no conversion, and each table states the time zone it uses.
Each figure comes from the operator, through its website, booking page or the board at the jetty counter, or from a public body such as the Marine Department or a park authority. Every source is archived with its date, and each table shows when it was last checked.
No. Lauttainfo Malaysia is an independent guide and sells nothing. Tickets are sold by the operator, at the jetty counter or through the booking channel the operator names.