Coach To Malaysia From Singapore

Malaysia welcomes millions of tourists visiting its pleasant attractions, vibrant festivities, and unique culture spread out in 11 Malaysian states and northern parts of Borneo. A large majority of these tourists comes from Singapore.

They travel mostly by express bus or coach to Malaysia from Singapore, boarding at Queen Street, Boon Lay, Textile Center, City Plaza, and Golden Mile Complex and alighting at popular drop-off stations like Berjaya Times Square and Pudu Sentral in Kuala Lumpur.

Why Take a Luxury Coach to Malaysia?

Coaches, a special type of luxury or premium bus, have become increasingly popular for long-distance land transport to Malaysia. In recent years, the trend has shifted from airlines to coach transfer because the latter combines economy and comfort for daily commuters and leisure travelers alike.

First-class coaches may have luxurious amenities that rival prestigious, expensive airline berths. Features may include personal entertainment systems, internet Wi-Fi accessibility and on-board meals. With a luxury coach, there is wide legroom and elbow space, with comfortable seats that allow you to stretch out your legs and fully recline your seat without worrying about the other passenger behind you.

Premier Bus coaches will give you a pleasurable ride that does not hurt your pocket. They are relatively more affordable compared to travelling by plane, for which you have to shell off additional costs for airport tax, baggage fees, and other charges. You may only have to pay around S$25 to S$50 per passenger when chartering a coach from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur.

With a your choice of pick-up and drop-off locations with a Premier Bus coach. you will not have the hassle of commuting from one bus to another or perhaps renting a taxicab just to get from your home to the airport. The total travel time is comparable, and you still get to use your mobiles phone to talk to your loved ones and business partners during the trip.

Singapore to Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is only a 5-hour coach ride from Singapore. You can book the coach bus online to secure it from as low as S$25 per passenger. Wherever you want to go to in Kuala Lumpur, there is surely a convenient drop-off point near your destination. You can get off at Puduraya Terminal, Kuala Lumpur Sentral, The Mines, Petaling Jaya, Golden Horse Hotel, Berjaya Times Square, Bangsar, Bandar Utama, Subang Jaya, and Imperial Hotel — anywhere you want in KL.

Singapore to Genting

If you think you are saving money by buying budget airline tickets from Singapore to Malaysia, you should redo your math. Taxi fares, airport taxes, and luggage fees all add up to that cheap plane ticket in addition to the hassle of waiting for 2 hours or more for your plane to board and take off.

A convenient, stylish alternative when going to the “City of Entertainment,” Genting Highlands, is taking a Premier Bus coach. It takes around 5 to 6 hours to get to the Mushroom Farm Terminal. You can choose our regular VIP coach and entertainment coach buses to take you to Gentling’s must-see tourist destinations like First World Indoor Theme Park, Snow World, Genting Sky Venture, and the ever-famous Casino de Genting.

Singapore to Malacca

Malacca, a world-renowned heritage site with its Peranakan culture, is visited for St. Paul’s Hill, Jonker Street, A’Famosa, among others. Other coaches usually alight at Melaka Express Bus Terminal, but Premier Bus gives you special treatment by dropping you off at your preferred specific locations like the Equatorial Hotel or Alor Gajah, so you do not have to get lost along the way. With the convenience & flexibility that come with a Premier Bus coach, you can charter a coach to Malaysia for a 4-hour sightseeing or shopping trip.

Singapore to Penang

Considering traffic flow, it takes about 10 hours to get to Penang by coach. You can tell our friendly and professional drivers to give you a heads-up when nearing drop-off points like Sungai Nibong Terminal, Bukit Mertajam, and George Town.

We will also gladly assist you in planning your itinerary for touring around this turtle-shaped island.

Singapore to Johor Bahru

The second largest city of Malaysia, Johor Bahru, is accessible via the Causeway by coach bus. You will have to temporarily alight at the Singapore and Malaysian checkpoints, where customs officials will check your luggage and passport, after which it is a quick hop into JB city center.

Although many people go to the city center for business or shopping purposes, you can also visit the magnificent Arulmigu Glass Temple City and other architectural wonders in the city.