Pasir Gudang to Batam Ferry

International travelers should carry the passport with at least 6 months of validity and return or One-Way ticket to continue traveling to another country.

Batam Island is a popular destination for Malaysians due to its proximity to the country. Ferries are available every day from Pasir Gudang to Batam Island at 2-hour intervals. The ferry ride takes 1 hour and 40 minutes. You can avoid the hassle of standing in long queues by booking ferry ticket online on redBus. 

Pasir Gudang is an industrial and business hub in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. The Kite Museum is a unique attraction that displays traditional Malaysian kites. Khatulistiwa Spa is a relaxing body massage and spa destination, while foodies can try Asian and seafood restaurants. Batam Island is a water sports haven, featuring Marina Circuit Go-Kart and Maha Vihara Duta Maitreya Temple.

Ferry Service between Pasir Gudang and Batam

Travelling between Pasir Gudang and Batam has been made easier with ferries. You can board a ferry from Pasir Gudang to Batam Island and complete the journey in just 90 minutes. There are 6 trips every day at an interval of 2 hours. 

The ferry departs from the Pelabuhan Pasir Gudang and arrives at Batam ferry terminal. The ferries are available all days of the week and the first ferry departs at 8:30 AM. 

Pasir Gudang to Batam Ferry Ticket Prices 

Pasir Gudang to Batam Island ferry tickets are priced at an average of RM70 for one way for an adult. Round-trip tickets are cheaper compared to one-way trips. For extra discounts, opt for online ferry ticket booking on redBus.

Boarding and Drop-off Points

The boarding point for the ferry to Batam at Pasir Gudang is

• Pelabuhan Pasir Gudang

The Drop off point of the ferry at Batam Island is

• Batam Centre ferry terminal

Popular Ferry Operators for Pasir Gudang to Batam Island

There is one ferry operator on this route- Pasir Gudang Passenger Ferry. There are 6 trips daily from Pasir Gudang to Batam Island.

The ferries are very comfortable and you can enjoy a beautiful view and feel the breeze. The journey is just 90 minutes long.

Things to do on Batam Island

Batam Island has a lot of attractions for tourists. You choose from many activities like water sports and underwater diving. Here is a list of the top things to do at Batam Island which will help you plan your trip better:

• Take up water sports- You can take up activities like banana boat rides, cable skiing, paragliding and wakeboarding. It is the perfect destination for water sports due to its long coastline and beautiful beaches.
• Go-Karting at Marina Circuit Go-Kart- If you’re a go-karting fan, you can spend the day at the Marina Circuit Go-Kart. It is the biggest on Batam Island and has a wide track. It is a hit among children and adults.
• Shop till you drop at the Nagoya Hill Shopping Mall- The Nagoya Shopping Mall is one of the biggest Malls in Batam Island and is filled with locals and tourists splurging on various items ranging from electronics, cosmetics, clothes and much more. The mall has some of the biggest brands and you can also buy the famous Kueh Lapis here. Apart from the Nagoya Hill Shopping Mall, a new mall, Grand Batam Mall, opened recently and is spread over 5 floors. The mall offers a luxurious experience to its visitors and is becoming popular among tourists.
• Catch the sunset at Nongsa Beach- Nongsa Beach is lined with some of the most luxurious resorts and hotels offering the perfect staycation for families. You can relax by the beach or spend a lazy afternoon just strolling along the beach. It is also a great place to catch a beautiful sunset.
• Visit the Barelang Bridge- The Barelang Bridge is an architectural marvel. It is a chain of 6 bridges and connects three islands- Rempang, Batam and Gelang. The distance covered by the bridge is 50 KM.

Tourists visiting Marine Parks Malaysia have to pay a nominal conservation charge as required by the Fees Act 1951, Fees (Marine Parks Malaysia) Order 2017. The revenue collected from the charge goes to the Marine Parks and Marine Reserves Trust Fund to manage and maintain the parks, and to provide facilities and comfort to visitors.

People with disabilities are exempted from the charge, and residents living on islands surrounded by Marine Parks are also exempted.

Marine Park Fee for MYKAD Holders -

Adults - RM 5

Children (aged between 6 to 12 years old) and Senior citizens (aged 60 years old and above ) - RM 2

Disabled - Free

Marine Park Fee for Non-MYKAD Holders -

Adults - RM 30

Children (aged between 6 to 12 years old) and Senior citizens (aged 60 years old and above ) - RM 15

Disabled - Free

Additionally, there are different fee rates for activities like camping, research, commercial filming/documentary, scuba diving, and cruising. Please check the Official Department of Fisheries Portal Malaysia for more information.