About Marina South Pier
Marina South Pier is a public pier and ferry terminal located at Marina Coastal Drive in the Marina South planning area of Singapore. Opened in 2006 to replace Clifford Pier, it serves as the main mainland gateway for scheduled ferries to the Southern Islands including St John's Island, Kusu Island and Lazarus Island. Adjacent to Marina South Pier MRT station, it offers waterfront views of the Singapore Strait and Marina Bay skyline.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a modern, covered ferry terminal with ticketing counters, sheltered waiting areas and an open waterfront promenade. The pier is a transit point for ferries to the Southern Islands, with paved walkways, seating and views of anchored ships, the Marina Bay skyline and the sea. The environment is functional and coastal, connected directly to Marina South Pier MRT station. Swimming and beach activities are not available at the pier itself.
Key highlights
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Mainland gateway for ferries to St John's Island, Kusu Island and Lazarus Island
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Waterfront promenade with views of Singapore Strait and Marina Bay skyline
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Direct connection to Marina South Pier MRT Station (NS28), terminus of the North-South Line
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Modern covered terminal with ticketing counters and waiting areas
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Replacement for historic Clifford Pier since 2006
History of Marina South Pier
Opened in 2006 to replace Clifford Pier (1933-2006) as the departure point for ferries to the Southern Islands. The adjacent Marina South Pier MRT Station opened on 23 November 2014 as the southern terminus of the North-South Line, improving public access to the pier.
Culture & Context
Serves as the primary gateway for visitors to the Southern Islands and for pilgrims visiting Kusu Island, particularly during the annual Kusu Island pilgrimage season.
Route
| By air | Via Singapore Changi Airport, then MRT or taxi to Marina South Pier |
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