Sultan Shoal Lighthouse Tour

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Embark on an exclusive 3-hour Sultan Shoal Lighthouse Tour into the heart of the bustling Singapore Strait, one of the world’s busiest waterways. This is a rare, private experience with access to a restricted island, typically closed to the public. Travel in comfort aboard a private ferry and enjoy an intimate, cosy group setting as you uncover the stories of one of Singapore’s most iconic offshore landmarks.

Begin your journey at Pasir Panjang Ferry Terminal, alongside our offshore island heroes. Located beside a working terminal used daily by port workers commuting to nearby islands, it offers a rare glimpse into the operational heartbeat of Singapore’s maritime industry. From the ferry, get up close to the iconic PSA's Pasir Panjang Terminal and witness how the sea powers Singapore’s role as a global trading hub.

As the vessel turns to starboard, the skyline of chimneys rises before you. While cruising past Pulau Bukom, learn about its transformation into a major energy and petrochemical hub, as well as its efforts in sustainability. Just across the waters lies the vast Jurong Island - merged into one island from seven little islands in the past. See the industries that operate here, including Singapore’s very own LNG terminal, and hear from our guides why Jurong Island continues to attract global energy companies.

The journey culminates at Sultan Shoal Lighthouse, a historic lighthouse standing where a rocky shoal once threatened passing ships. Step onto the restricted island (specially opened for this tour) to admire this enduring piece of maritime heritage while observing modern port technology at work nearby. From here, you will also gain insight into the development of Tuas Port, where automation and sustainability are shaping the future of port operations.

End the tour at one of the most scenic photo spots in Singapore’s maritime landscape, capturing memories of the present alongside a symbol of the past and a glimpse of the Singapore’s maritime future.