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Pasir Gudang Ferry Terminal, Johor (N01°26.015’ E103°55.201’)
Jalan Feri, Pasir Gudang.
Tel : +607-2543990, +60197273990 (Ms Selina)
The Ferry terminal started operations about one year ago, located at left of
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Providing daily ferry services from :-
- Pasir Gudang <-> Batam (
- Pasir Gudang <-> Tanjung Pinang. (
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Information about the Leisure World Cruise as below:-
Counter at PG Ferry Terminal
Mon
0930 – 1130 hrs
1230 – 1415 hrs
1630 – 1745 hrs
2000 – 2115 hrs
Tue – Sun
0830 – 1000 hrs
1200 – 1330 hrs
1630 – 1745 hrs
2000 – 2115 hrs
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From Ferry Terminal to Leisure World Cruise
Mon
1115, 1300, 1730, 2100 hrs
Tue – Sun
0945, 1315, 1730, 2100 hrs
From Leisure World Cruise to Ferry Terminal
Mon
0430, 1700, 1730, 2245 hrs
Tue – Sun
0730, 1700, 1730, 2245 hrs
Free Shuttle Bus Services to & from Ferry Terminal
Mon
From :
The Zon – 0930, 1230, 1600, 1930 hrs
Jusco Permas – 0945, 1615 hrs
Giant Plentong – 1000, 1630 hrs
Tue – Sun
From :
The Zon – 0800, 1200, 1600, 1930 hrs
Jusco Permas – 0815, 1615 hrs
Giant Plentong – 0830, 1630 hrs
Charges
Adult
RM50.00 per person
Children below 18 years
RM55.00 per person (Because they don’t encourage children on board)
RM75.00 per person (
Check out time : 1600hrs
Cabin Prices
Mon-Thu
RM70.00 (From 2 – 4 beds)
Fri & Sat
RM140.00 (From 2 – 4 beds)
RM160.00 (From 2 – 4 beds)
Beside the Ferry Terminal, there’s a new budget hotel started operations 5 months ago.
PPT Terminal Hotel
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Johor,Short TripThank you for sharing awesome guideline about this beautiful place. I am curious to know about it.
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Johor Bahru
the Southern Gateway
'When you're arriving by bike at the border from Singapore, you are there between the motorbikes. The passports are stamped and we are allowed to proceed to the customs of Malaysia, also here we get a stamp with access for up to 90 days, we are through immigration.
Now we are in Johor Bahru, which borders on Singapore. Only there it is much more cheaper, so there was such a stock for the border. We have been in a shopping mall, just packed with buyers on 4 floors. Tonight ate with the locals and that was very tasty. '
Johor Bahru Skyline
At Jalan Terus is the Johor Temple, the city's oldest temple. The Johor Old Chinese Temple and the
Sri Mariamman Temple in downtown Johor Bahru stand as colourful testaments to the transformation of a small, quiet Malay fishing village to the bustling city seen today.
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The Sri Mariamman Temple at Jalan Wong Ah Fook displays deities from the Hindu pantheon. The magnificent Sultan Abu Bakar Mosque, perched atop a hill at Jalan Masjid, overlooks the Tebrau Straits. The Tebrau Straits of Johore Strait is an arm of the Singapore Strait, c.40 mi (60 km) long and from 1 to 3 mi (1.6–4.8 km) wide, between Singapore Island and the Malay Peninsula. The eastern part of the strait has a deep channel leading to a port on North Singapore. A causeway (3,443 ft/1,049 m long; opened 1924).
The causeway links two cities: Johor Baru, Malaysia, and Woodland, Singapore.
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he Moorish-styled mosque has a strategically position on top of a hill. The 8 year construction of the mosque was completed in 1900. It's one of the most beautiful mosque in Malaysia. It was built to accommodate 2000 worshippers at any one time.
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Near the mosque is the Johor Zoo. The zoo is situated at Jalan Gertak Merah near Jalan Tun Dr Ismail. It is a medium sized zoo with a number of interesting Malaysian animals as well as a few from other countries and provides family day-out activities. Opening hours are from 8 am to 6 pm daily.
The grey-bricked Sultan Ibrahim Building at Jalan Abdul Rahim, once a Japanese warehouse during World War II, was built in 1942. It now houses the state government offices.
Further east at Jalan Tun Dr. Ismail is the majestic Istana Besar with it's white walls and blue roof. The former residence of the Johor Royal family, it is now open for public. This beautiful palace was commissioned by Sultan Abu Bakar who laid the foundation stone in 1864. One of the oldest buildings in Johor Bahru, The Grand Palace has a cosmopolitan architecture with clear Anglo-Malay influence. Today, the palace assumes an additional role as the Royal Abu Bakar Museum, displaying treasures of the royal collection. Open daily from 9 am to 5 pm.
Built in 1910, the Johor Art Gallery at Jalan Mariamah exhibits historical costumes, weapons, currency, manuscripts, ceramics, and object of fine art.
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| Dataran Bandaraya (City Square) comprises a large stage, a minaret, a fountain, and a clock tower. The square is a popular venue for public events like parades. A popular place to watch sunsets or evening strolls is Tebrau Beach, where ample car-parking bays and hawker stalls can be found here. At Jalan Strulang Laut one finds Johor Bahru Duty Free Zone (aka Zon), the largest duty-free complex in Malaysia. Here, visitors can indulge in a shopping orgy in its five-level podium. The complex also houses a hotel and convention centre, a spa, a car park, immigration facilities and ferry links to Singapore and Indonesia. |
The shopping scene is extremely lively in Johor Bahru. Plaza Best World, located at Jalan Tun Razak, consists of nine-storeys housing over 500 retail outlets. An indoor theme park, a food court, and a supermarket are also found. Opened recently, Plaza Angsana, which spread over more than one million sq. ft of space, features a roofed open-air dining area on the outside.
Pelangi Leisure Mall, Holiday Plaza, and Lien Hoe Complex are sited close to each other near the Jalan Tebrau area. Canny shoppers on the look-out for economical buys should check out Plaza Kota Raya next to the Puteri Pan Pacific, Perling Mall, Tun Abdul Razak Complex (aka KOMTAR) at Jalan Wong Ah Food and JOTIC at Jalan Ayer Molek. Hypermarkets offering discounted products are Carrefour, Makro and Giant. Outside Johor Bahru, a notable Shopping centre is Komplex Pusat Bandar Pasir Gudang in the port of Pasir Gudang.
Johor Bahru Duty Free Complex (ZON is one of the largest duty free complexes in the world. Just 2km away from the Singapore Causeway, ZON is easily accessible via daily international ferry services from Tanah Merah in Singapore, and Batam and Bintan in Indonesia.
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Pasir Gudang, just 20 km east of Johor Bahru, is synonymous with the Johor Racing Circuit. Built on undulating terrain with twelve challenging corners, the 3.86 km circuit is host to the yearly World Super bike, World Endurance, and the Johor Race Series for cars and motorbikes.
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| Pasir Gudang has also a Passenger Terminal (RM9mil). The building offers international standard facilities and is aimed at attracting more ships and ferries to call at Pasir Gudang. The terminal has been operating for six months, catering for passengers travelling to the Indonesian islands of Batam, Bintan and on other cruise trips. Close to 30,000 passengers embark and disembark to the cruise ships while Batam and Bintan has 10,000 pax. Most of the passengers comprise leisure travellers and Indonesian workers. Five ferries sail to Batam and one sails to Bintan daily while the cruise ship offers four services daily. The terminal is also strategically located within an industrial area. Operating hours are between 8am and 11.30pm |
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Pasir Gudang Kite Museum is located here, on top of Kite Hill. It is the first kite museum in Malaysia and has a unique working windmill whose mechanism works to generate enough electricity to supply the daily needs of the museum. It also hosts the annual Pasir Gudang International Kite Festival.