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Second Link Bridge

Second Link Bridge

Malaysia

The less-crowded gateway to Johor's modern wonders

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Second Link Bridge, officially known as the Malaysia–Singapore Second Link, is a 1.9 km dual-carriageway bridge connecting Tuas in Singapore to Tanjung Kupang in Johor, Malaysia. W...

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What to Expect

Expect a smooth, efficient border crossing if you're driving or taking a bus, with less congestion than the Causeway. The bridge itself offers views of the Johor Strait and the Singapore skyline in the distance. There are no pedestrian walkways, so you'll need a vehicle. Nearby, you'll find modern developments like Puteri Harbour, with its marina, restaurants, and the Puteri Harbour International Ferry Terminal. The area is clean, well-planned, and quite different from the bustling, chaotic vibe of central Johor Bahru. You might see container trucks and industrial zones, but also newer residential and commercial areas.

Things to Do

Legoland Malaysia Resort
Full day·₹4,500 - ₹6,000 per person
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Puteri Harbour
2-3 hours·Free to ₹500
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Johor Premium Outlets
3-4 hours·Varies
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Sanrio Hello Kitty Town
2-3 hours·₹1,500 - ₹2,500
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Thomas Town
2 hours·₹1,000 - ₹2,000
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Kota Iskandar
1-2 hours·Free
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Tanjung Piai National Park
Half day·₹200 - ₹500
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Puteri Harbour Ferry to Batam
1-2 hours·₹1,500 - ₹2,500
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Plan Your Trip

How to Reach

By air: Fly to Singapore Changi Airport or Senai International Airport (Johor Bahru). From Singapore, take a bus or taxi via the Second Link. From Johor Bahru, drive or take a taxi. By bus: Cross-border buses from Larkin Sentral to Boon Lay (Singapore) use the Second Link. By car: Use the E3 (North-South Expressway) and exit at Tanjung Kupang.

Travel Tips
1Carry your passport at all times when crossing the border.
2Use the Touch 'n Go card or cash for tolls in Malaysia.
3Download offline maps to avoid roaming charges.
4If you're in a group, consider renting a car for flexibility.
5Check the Singapore and Malaysia customs websites for latest regulations.
6Avoid crossing during rush hours (7-9 AM and 5-8 PM).
7Keep some SGD for Singapore side expenses.
8Stay hydrated, especially in the hot months.

Local Guide

Food & DiningVeg friendly

Try local hawker centers for authentic and affordable food. In Puteri Harbour, there are waterfront restaurants with a view, but they are pricier.

FAQs

Can I walk across the Second Link Bridge?
No. Pedestrians and cyclists are not allowed on the bridge. You must be in a vehicle.
Is the Second Link Bridge the same as the Causeway?
No. The Causeway is the older, more congested link between Johor Bahru and Woodlands, Singapore. The Second Link is newer, located further west, and usually less crowded.
How much is the toll for the Second Link Bridge?
Tolls vary by vehicle type. For cars, it's about RM 8 (approx ₹140) when entering Malaysia from Singapore, and a similar amount when entering Singapore. Buses and trucks pay more.
What is the best time to cross the Second Link to avoid traffic?
Avoid Monday mornings (Singapore-bound) and Friday evenings (Malaysia-bound). Midday on weekdays is usually calm.
Are there any restaurants or rest stops on the bridge?
No. There are no facilities on the bridge. The nearest rest areas are at the Tanjung Kupang toll plaza (Malaysia side) and Tuas Checkpoint (Singapore side).
Can I take a bus from Johor Bahru to Singapore via the Second Link?
Yes, there are cross-border buses like Causeway Link and SBS Transit that use the Second Link. They travel between Larkin Sentral in JB and Boon Lay or Tuas in Singapore.
Is the Second Link Bridge safe?
Yes, it's a well-maintained highway bridge. Just follow speed limits and be cautious during heavy rain.
What are the nearest attractions to the Second Link Bridge?
Puteri Harbour, Legoland Malaysia, and the Johor Premium Outlets are within 15-20 minutes' drive.
Do I need a visa to cross the Second Link?
Indian citizens need a visa to enter Singapore, but Malaysia offers visa-free entry for Indians for up to 30 days under certain conditions. Check the latest rules before travel.
Can I use Grab or taxi to cross the bridge?
Yes, but be prepared for additional charges like tolls and possibly a 'cross-border' fee. Singapore-registered taxis may charge a premium.

Group Trips to Second Link Bridge

Planning a group trip to Second Link Bridge? This iconic bridge connecting Johor and Singapore is more than just a crossing—it's your gateway to a host of adventures. Whether you're heading to Legoland Malaysia with friends, exploring the chic Puteri Harbour, or hunting for deals at Johor Premium Outlets, the Second Link offers a hassle-free entry. Unlike the crowded Causeway, this bridge is known for shorter queues and smoother traffic, making it a favorite for group travel. For Indian travelers, Johor offers a unique blend of Malay culture, modern attractions, and budget-friendly options. You can combine your visit with a day trip to Singapore, which is just a short drive away. Our group tour packages cover everything from transport to activities, ensuring a stress-free experience. Discover why the Second Link Bridge is the smart choice for your next weekend getaway. Book your group tour today and enjoy the best of both Malaysia and Singapore!

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