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Redang Island Tour #VM14

Getting To Kuala Terengganu :Kuala Terengganu is the East Coast Corridor for Peninsular Malaysia. Kuala Terengganu is the centre for Malay culture and Heritage. (Mubin Sheppard: Terengganu is a cradle of Malay civilisation).  Kuala Terengganu is the gateway to the gorgeous Marine Park islands like Perhentian , Redang , Lang Tengah, Bidong, Kapas, Gemia and Tenggol Island. Beside the island Terengganu also offer the world oldest rainforest jungle, Tasik Kenyir (Lake Kenyir) and Tasik Kenyir National Park.
By AirFrom Kuala Lumpur : Malaysia Airlines and Air Asia offer daily flights from KLIA (Kuala Lumpur International Airport) to Kuala Terengganu Airport. Journey by air takes approximately 45 minutes. Berjaya Air operates flight from Subang Airport (Kuala Lumpur) to Redang Island (flight journey 1 hour). 
From Singapore :There is no direct flight to Kuala Terengganu from Singapore. Travellers must fly via KLIA. If flying via KLIA from Singapore too costly, consider flying from Senai Airport in Johor with Malaysia Airlines or Air Asia, This is cheaper option but takes much longer time due to land transfer from Singapore to Senai. Malaysia Airlines passengers can catch the SPS coach from Singapore to Senai which departs from:
Malaysia Airlines Singapore City Terminal Tel:  +65 6250-3333
Copthorne Orchid Singapore Hotel, 214 Dunearn Road, Singapore 299526 Operating hours : 05:15am to 18:15pm daily
Fare: S$12 from Singapore, RM16 from Senai. Travelling time is about 2 hours. 
Air Asia will start a bus service soon from Singapore to Senai. Currently, the passengers will have to get to Senai airport by bus via Larkin to Senai.
By CoachExpress coaches depart daily from Kuala Lumpur (7 hours), Singapore (9.5 hours), Johor Bharu (9 hours) and Penang (9 hours). The journey include 2 rest stops or more along the journey for foods, refreshments and toilet stops. The most comfortable coaches (VIP) have 24-32 seats in a 2-1 seating arrangement. The seats are spacious with plenty of leg room. There are also 36-40 seats coaches 4 seats abreast that would as well get you to Terengganu in best comfort. If you are travelling overnight, bring some warn clothing (Jacket/ Sweater). It can be quite cool. Soft or inflatable pillow can help you sleep more comfortably.  Most of the ticket counter only sell one way ticket, passengers may book return ticket plus tour through our company. Night coaches arrive Kuala Terengganu Tanjung Bus Terminal around 5.30am - 6.00am.We also provide free daily pickup 5.30am in the morning from Kuala Terengganu express bus terminal to Travellers center for rest and wash up.
Kuala Lumpur (Putra (PWTC) Station)Journey around 7 hours, ticket can be purchase at Putra bus terminal. Company operate to Kuala Terengganu : TransNasional Tel: +603-4256 8218, Damai Ria, Plusliner, Rangkaian Mewah, Mutiara, Tourworld, SE warisan and Sutra Express. Muatiara and Damai Express offer comfortable 2-1(VIP) seating arrangement.

Kuala Lumpur to K.Terengganu (RM25.10-RM25.70 adult/child)
Depart : 9:00am/09:30am/10:00am/21:00pm/21:30pm/22:00pm
K.Terengganu to Kuala Lumpur (RM25.10-RM25.70 adult/child)
Depart : 09:00am/09:30am/10:00am/21:00pm/21:30/22:00pm
Singapore (Lavender Street/ Kallang Bahru Juntion)Transnasional runs 3 daily services between Singapore and Kuala Terengganu. Transnasional is the only coach operator  that have a permit from Singapore Transport Authority and Malaysia Authority to operate express services between Singapore and Kuala Terengganu/ Kota Bahru. Transnasional only sell one class ticket but the coach can be from 24 seater to a 36 seater.  Transnasional Express ticket office and departure point located at junction of Lavender Street and Kallang Bahru roads. Tel : +65-62947034 / 5). If you are unable to get any seats, you can try Transnasional coach which depart from Singapore to Kota Bahru and ask to drop off at Kuala Terengganu or Jerteh if you heading for Perhentian island  which is the nearest bus stop to Kuala Besut jetty (15 min journey by taxi). There are tour company run coaches services from Golden Mile Complex at Beach Road but prices are much higher than Transnasional and passengers need to change to a different bus at the causeway or second link and passengers have to bring own luggage through Malaysia customs and immigration.
Singapore to Kuala Terengganu
Depart : 0900  2000 2100hrs  S$26.00 adult / S$13.00 Child
Kuala Terengganu to Singapore
Depart : 0900  2030 2030hrs  RM30.20 adult/child
Johor Bharu (Larkin Station)Alternatively get a seat from Johor Bharu (Larkin Station) to Kuala Terengganu. Coaches that operate from Larkin station e.g. Transnasional, Koperasi/ Damai Ria, Cepat Express, Adik Beradik etc. Mutiara and Damai Express offer comfortable 2-1(VIP) seating arrangement.
Johor Bahru to Kuala Terengganu Depart : 0900 0930 1000 2000 2100 2130hrs  RM28.70 adult/child
Kuala Terengganu to Johor Bahru Depart : 0900 0930 1000 2000 2100 2130hrs  RM28.70 adult/child
Penang (Komtar Station)  SP Bumi Express and Atieza Express depart daily from Komtar Station or Butterworth Station to Kuala Terengganu.
Penang to Kuala Terengganu
Depart : 2100hrs RM29.80 adult/child
Kuala Terengganu to Penang
Depart : 2100hrs RM29.80 adult/child
Ping Anchorage Travel & Tours also have a fleet of modern and best-maintained tour coaches, mini van and Limousine. For more information and rates, please click here Coach & Van
27 Super VIP Seats fully air conditioned coach 
KUL-KTG RM 1,350.00 per coach per way.
JHB-KTG RM 1,350.00 per coach per way.
JHB-KTG-SIN RM 3,00.00 per coach return
38 Seats fully air conditioned coach 
KUL-KTG RM 1,200.00 per coach per way.
JHB-KTG RM 1,200.00 per coach per way.
JHB-KTG-SIN RM 2,700.00 per coach return
08 - 12 seat Van Persiaran and Limousine are available.
By Land (Driving) http://www.jkr.gov.my/roadmap/index.htmDriving by car with friends or loved ones can be pretty much an interesting trip. Aside from the greeneries that can be seen through out your journey, the fresh air and unpolluted countryside can offer a soughtful experience. Once you get to Terengganu road, The beautiful beaches and blue waters welcome you. Driving travellers are advise to get a map from Tourism Malaysia or any bookstore. (Car Park available at Merang Jetty (Redang Island/Lang Tengah Island), Marang Jetty (Kapas Island), Kuala Besut Jetty (Perhentian Island), Gawi Jetty (Kenyir Lake) and Kenyir Dam (Kenyir Houseboat). Approximate RM5.00 per car per night.)
KL to K. Trg (approx. 455 km): 2 option the coastal road or Jerangau Jabor: Highway 2 KL (Gombak Toll) on Karak Highway and continue with ECE (East Coast Expressway) to Kuantan exit.
Highway 3 Kuantan exit  to Kuala Terengganu (Coastal road to Kemaman, Dungun and Kuala Terengganu)(223km)
Highway 2 KL (Gombak Toll) on Karak Highway and continue with ECE (East Coast Expressway) to Kuantan exit. 
Highway 3 Kuantan exit to Bukit Besi (20+km) - turn left
Highway 14 Bukit Besi turn off to Dungun/Ajil (114km) - turn left
Highway 14 Dungun/Ajil to Ajil/Kuala Berang (42km) - turn right
Highway 14 Ajil to Kuala Terengganu (35km)
By TrainNo Train service available to Kuala Terengganu but if passengers travel to north part of Terengganu like Perhentian Island. Keretapi Tanah Melayu train (KTM)  service is available  from economy class to comfortable sleeping berth from Kuala Lumpur or Johor Bahru/ Singapore to Tanah Merah, Wakaf Bahru and Tumpat in Kelantan region. Passengers can stop at Tanah Merah station which is the nearest point to Kuala Besut jetty, about 45 minutes by taxi and 90 minutes to Merang jetty.
KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU (KTM):
Call Center (Malaysia-Booking) Tel: +603-2267 1200
Enquiry (Singapore)
Tel: 02-62225165, 02-62213390 
www.ktmb.com.my

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