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Day 1 | Singapore --> Johor Bahru --> Kukup
Departure: Depart in the morning (approximately 45 minutes–1 hour by car)
Depart from Singapore by private transport and head towards to the Johor Bahru. Enjoy a comfortable journey as you pass through with an estimated drive time of 45 minutes to 1 hour
Arrival in JB: Upon arrival in Johor Bahru, you may visit attractions such as Johor Ancient Temple, City Square Mall, Mid Valley Southkey, or Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple.
Lunch: Laksa / Bak Kut Teh / Nasi Lemak
A lunch break will be arranged in Johor Bahru. Various local flavors are available, such as Bak Kut Teh, Laksa, Nasi Lemak or something to suit every taste
Depart to Kukup: Approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour by car
After lunch, depart from Johor Bahru to Kukup by private transport. Enjoy a smooth and scenic drive, with an estimated travel time of around 45 minutes to 1 hour.
Hotel: Kukup Sea Resort / Kukup Indah Resort / Equivalent 3-star or 4-star hotel
Upon arrival in Kukup, check in at your city hotel and take a short rest to recharge before exploring the city.
** Private MPV charter with driver throughout the day
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What to Expect:
• No need to disembark for passport clearance
• Fuel Charges & Highway Toll
Recommended Attractions in JB :
• Johor Ancient Temple
One of the oldest structures in Johor Bahru, this Taoist temple dates back to the 1870s and represents five major Chinese dialect groups. Nestled in the city center, it's a symbol of unity among Johor’s early Chinese communities and a must-visit for a dose of local heritage and spiritual calm.
• City Square
A popular shopping mall located just across the Causeway from Singapore. City Square offers a wide mix of fashion boutiques, restaurants, cafes, and cinemas — perfect for shopping, dining, or cooling off indoors during a day in JB.
• Mid Valley Southkey
One of the newest and largest malls in Johor Bahru, Mid Valley Southkey features international brands, a vibrant food court, cafes, and lifestyle stores. It's a great place for all-day shopping and dining, suitable for families, couples, and groups alike.
• Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple
A peaceful and modern Buddhist temple located near the city. The temple grounds are beautifully designed with a mix of traditional and contemporary architecture. It’s perfect for quiet reflection, cultural appreciation, and learning more about Buddhist teachings.
• Mangrove Reserve & Fish Farm
Located in the fishing village of Kukup, this reserve is part of a protected mangrove forest. A short boat ride takes you to floating fish farms, where you can see a variety of marine life. The tour is educational, family-friendly, and offers a glimpse into the region’s eco-tourism and traditional aquaculture.
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Day 2 | Kukup --> Johor Bahru --> Singapore
Breakfast: Provided by homestay or own arrangement
Start the day with a simple breakfast either at your homestay or a local coffee shop. Kukup has a few quaint spots for local kopitiam-style meals.
Kukup Village Morning Walk + Local Snack Tasting
Take a relaxed morning stroll around the fishing village, visit local shops selling handmade snacks or seafood crackers, and soak in the calm seafront views. It’s a great chance to grab some souvenirs or experience the slow pace of coastal life.
Return to Johor Bahru: Travel back to JB (approx. 1 hour)
You may opt to drop by a shopping mall like City Square, visit a local produce store, or chill at a café. A good way to enjoy the last leg of the trip.
Lunch: Johor Laksa or Chinese Stir-Fry
Savor one last Malaysian meal before heading home. Try Johor's signature laksa or stop by a popular local stir-fry restaurant.
Depart for Singapore: Set off for your return journey to Singapore
Estimated arrival time is between 45 minutess to 1 hour, depending on traffic conditions at the border.
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What to Expect:
• No need to disembark for passport clearance
• Fuel Charges & Highway Toll
Recommended Attractions:
• Floating Fish Farms + Snack Tasting
Walk along the wooden boardwalks of Kukup’s fishing village to see how locals live in stilt houses over the water. Visit floating fish farms (kelong) where live groupers, lobsters, and even pufferfish are kept.
• IT Roo Café
Famous for: Hainanese Chicken Chop (grilled or fried, with black pepper or mushroom sauce), located at Jalan Dhoby, near Jalan Tan Hiok Nee. It is a old-school Western-Malaysian fusion, great for casual lunch.
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