Berjaya Air recently launched its new 48 -seater De Havilland Dash-7, which is the largest aircraft that flies directly into Tioman Island. Passengers can expect more legroom, wider seat pitch, friendly and accommodating air crew and maximum comfort in the aircraft. We can pick you up if you are diving with us.
KUALA LUMPUR TO TIOMAN
There are two daily flights from Kuala Lumpur operated by Berjaya Air.
* Departure: Subang Airport Terminal 3 * Cost: RM225 one way incl tax and insurance RM450 return incl tax and insurance * Duration: About one hour * Arrival: Tekek village. * Departure Kuala Lumpur: 1000hrs, 1450hrs * Departure Tioman: 1330hrs, 1610hrs
SINGAPORE TO TIOMAN
There is one daily flight from Singapore operated by Berjaya Air.
* Departure: Seletar Airport * Cost: SG$111 one way + SG$19 airport tax and insurance SG$222 return + SG$22 + RM45 airport tax and insurance * Duration: About 40 minutes * Arrival: Tekek village. * Departure Singapore: 1230hrs * Departure Tioman: 1130hrs
Destination by road is Mersing Point. Travellers can take a ferry across to Tioman Island. There are several departures daily, last one being about 5pm. Duration across the water can take anytime between one and a half hours to three hours, depending on weather conditions.
You can also contact
Tel: +60-7-799-2535 / +60-7-799-2612 for booking of tickets on Transnational Express to most destinations within Peninsular Malaysia (departing Mersing)
DRIVING FROM SINGAPORE
As Mersing is on the East coast of Malaysia, take the first link at Woodlands Check-point and make your way through Kota Tinggi and Jemaluang, then on to Mersing.
The journey should take about 2 to 3 hours.
Parking at the designated area outside the pier in Mersing Point will cost RM7 per night.
TAXI FROM SINGAPORE
Taxi cabs are available from Queen St (JB Express bus station). They cost S$45 per car. It is always a good idea to share a cab if you are travelling in a group of four or less.
Once getting through the Malaysian Check-point, taxi cabs are available for about RM100. Depending on the cab driver, you really have to stand your ground as far as bargaining goes.
DRIVING FROM KUALA LUMPUR
A suggested route would be via Seremban and Kuala Pilah, passing Bandar Muadzam Shah onto Rompin, and Endau into Mersing.
The journey should take about 5 to 6 hours.
Parking at the designated area outside the pier in Mersing Point will cost RM7 per night.
There are many operaters who have speedboat and ferry services to Tioman several times a day. These include Auto Mersing (Speed boat), Bluewater (Speed boat & Ferry), Dee Travel (Larger Speed boat), Seagull (Speed boat & Ferry) and Putri Jentayu (Speed boat & Ferry). The time schedule might depend on the tide.
* First dept : around 0730hrs * Last dept: around 1700hrs
* First dept Tioman: around 0700hrs * Last dept Tioman: around 1600hrs
* Cost: RM40 (Ferry) one way, RM45 (Speed boat) one way
* Please contact
for bookings. Tel: +60-7-799-2535 / +60-7-799-2612 (Eric or Jim)
* Please note that all prices & shedules are subjected to change.
Please contact these operators for further information:
How to Get Here 
Berjaya Air recently launched its new 48 -seater De Havilland Dash-7, which is the largest aircraft that flies directly into Tioman Island. Passengers can expect more legroom, wider seat pitch, friendly and accommodating air crew and maximum comfort in the aircraft. We can pick you up if you are diving with us.
