Jeti Penumpang Mersing
- Durasi
- Transit point — allow 60-90 minutes' buffer before sailing for ticket exchange and boarding
- Jam Buka
- Ferry departures are tide-dependent (up to ~5 sailings daily, times shift day to day); the Mersing Harbour Centre ticketing building operates 8:00-19:00.
- Harga Tiket
- MYR Tioman one-way RM60 (Malaysian) / RM75 (foreign visitor); beach-free jetty · Anak-anak Child marine park fee variant cited (RM15) — unconfirmed; ferry child fares not published
- Cocok untuk
- Island hoppers · Divers · Backpackers · Transit travellers
The east-coast jumping-off point for Tioman, Rawa and the Johor islands: two ferry operators (Bluewater Ferry and Cataferry) run the 2-2.5 hour crossing to Tioman (RM60 local / RM75 foreigner one-way), with speedboats to Rawa in 20 minutes. Sailings are tide-dependent, capped around five a day, and stop altogether in the November-February monsoon. Marine park fees (RM5 local / RM30 foreigner) apply. Buy return tickets — the islands have no rebooking counters.
Sorotan & Pengalaman
Gateway to Tioman and Rawa
Mersing Jetty concentrates essentially all sea access to Johor's east-coast islands: the twin ferry operators Bluewater and Cataferry run the 2-2.5 hour crossing to Tioman's five jetties (Genting, Paya, Tekek, Air Batang, Salang), while Rawa's 20-minute speedboat service is tied to the island's resort, and Pulau Besar (Johor) lies 30-45 minutes out.
Tides, Monsoon and the Five-Sailing Day
Departure times float with the tide — rarely more than five sailings a day, and times shift day to day. From November to February the northeast monsoon routinely halts services. The practical rhythm: confirm tomorrow's sailing time the evening before, then exchange online tickets for boarding passes at Mersing Harbour Centre (8:00-19:00) before the queue builds.
Practical Rules of the Jetty
Three local rules save trips: buy your return ticket at Mersing (the islands have no return-ticket counters); carry cash as the primary payment mode; and budget for the marine park conservation fee (RM5/RM30) on top of fares. The town bus and taxi terminal is a 10-minute walk, with S&S International coaches to Kluang (RM18) and Melaka (RM45).
- Terminal Bas dan Teksi Bandar Mersing (town bus/taxi terminal) is a 10-minute walk from the jetty; S&S International runs Kluang (RM18) and Melaka (RM45) routes; JB Larkin is ~2 hours and KL TBS ~4 hours by coach.Kluang RM18; Melaka RM45; JB/KL coach fares vary
- Bluewater Ferry and Cataferry serve Tioman daily, calling at Genting, Paya, Tekek, Air Batang and Salang (Juara requires a 4x4 transfer from Tekek). Speedboats reach Rawa in ~20 minutes and Pulau Besar (Johor) in 30-45 minutes.Tioman one-way RM60 local / RM75 foreigner; speedboat charter ~RM120
Bandingkan tarif resmi dan platform perjalanan utama
Tanya Jawab Praktis
How much is the ferry from Mersing to Tioman?
One-way RM60 for Malaysians / RM75 for foreign visitors (current operator rates; older RM35/30 prices are outdated), plus the marine park fee of RM5/RM30. Speedboat charters run around RM120.
Do I need to book a return ticket in advance?
Yes — buy your return at Mersing. The islands have no return-ticket counters, and sailings are capacity-limited. Online tickets must be exchanged for boarding passes at Mersing Harbour Centre before boarding.
When do ferries stop running?
Daily sailings are tide-dependent (up to ~5 per day, times change daily) and end around late afternoon. During the November-February monsoon, services are frequently suspended entirely.
How do I reach Mersing Jetty by land?
The town bus/taxi terminal is a 10-minute walk away; coaches run from JB Larkin (~2 hours) and KL TBS (~4 hours), and S&S International serves Kluang (RM18) and Melaka (RM45).
Which islands can I reach from Mersing?
Tioman (2-2.5 hours by ferry, five island jetties), Rawa (~20 minutes by resort-linked speedboat) and Johor's Pulau Besar (30-45 minutes).