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home accommodation makan team-building eco-tourism resort promo inquiries reservation getting here links climate contact us rent a car gallery sitemap ferry to tioman feri ke tioman email	directions malaysia email insurance By car Tanjung Resang is about a 2.5 hours' drive from the Causeway. When you've passed the checkpoints, follow the road to Kota Tinggi and then Mersing. After crossing the Mersing River, just follow the "Tanjung Resang" roadsigns (see below video clip). You'll know which resort to go to upon booking your accommodation. Need to rent a car? Click here. Bus or coach From Singapore: You can take the coach to Mersing from Golden Mile Complex at Beach Road or from Lavender Street Bus Station. The bus ticket will be S$25-30,-. You can book your bus tickets here.     Or use this form.     NOTE: Peak period is ! By taxi Take a taxi from Arab Street, Singapore to Larkin Bus Terminal in Johor Bahru. From here, you can take a local taxi to Tanjung Resang. Make sure the driver goes according to the meter or bargain hard for a fair price. FYI, it's about a 2.5 hour drive. Click here if you want to inquire about taxi charges. By van If your party comprises more than 12 people, we'll gladly send our van to pick you up and drive you to your destination. Just Whatsapp/Call +6014 822 7742 to book or just inquire. Want to take the flight to Tioman? Click here.		2025 Mersing/Tioman ferry timetable The sun setting on another perfect day in Tanjung Resang Angler waiting for the tide to come up The cool shade is on the house :) The beach, where kids can be kids Another batch of climbers who successfully scaled Mount Arong

Fact-file: The waters around Tanjung Resang are home to some of the most elusive marine animals, such as dugongs, whale sharks and manta rays.   Next fact  »