Singapore to Genting Highlands bus journey covers a distance of approximately and takes around 6 hrs 31 mins. There are around 52 bus services available from Singapore to Genting. The first bus from Singapore leaves at around 05:14 and the last one at 23:30. Bus tickets for a coach from Singapore to Genting Highlands start from SGD 40 and can go up to SGD 98.00 depending on the bus type and the booking date.
Singapore to Genting Highlands Bus Types
Travelers can select from a range of semi-luxurious to super-luxurious operators. There are around 5 that run multiple coaches from Singapore to Genting. Options include:
- Executive 2+1 Semi-Luxurious Buses: Offers comfortable seating with basic amenities.
- SVIP Luxurious Buses: Provide enhanced comfort with additional amenities.
- Solitaire Super Luxurious Buses: Luxury coach to Genting from Singapore boast grand single-seat options with premium amenities.
The bus seating options vary, with some buses offering 2+1 seating arrangements or single seats per row. Buses with single-seat arrangements provide extra comfort and additional amenities. Be it a luxury coach to Genting or an executive bus, you can find nearly 5 bus companies on the redBus platform.
SG to Genting Bus Time Duration and Schedule
Bus journey from Singapore to Genting takes around 6 hours. Buses from Singapore to Genting Highland operate frequently, with 52 daily services running from as early as 05:14.
Singapore to Genting Bus Ticket Prices
The average price for SG to Genting bus ranges from SGD 40 to SGD 98.00. The ticket prices may vary based on the type of bus, the amenities offered and seasonality. When booking a bus ticket, use redBus promo codes and discounts to secure low fares. Additionally, if you are travelling with family including kids - you can avail the Child Fare discount on redBus with tickets for a Singapore to Genting Highlands bus starting from SGD 36.00 for children. Read the child fare policy at the time of booking.
Boarding and Drop-off Points for Bus to Genting
Boarding Points in Singapore
To provide maximum convenience for travellers, buses depart from various strategic locations across Singapore. These include Boon Lay, Compass Point, Golden Mile Tower, Grantral Mall, Jurong East, Jurong East Venture Avenue, Kovan hub, Lavender MRT, Peoples Park Centre, Queen Street Bus Terminal
- East / North-East: Bedok, Compass Point, Kovan Hub, Sengkang, Tampines.
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North: Ang Mo Kio, Woodlands, Yishun MRT.
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West / North-West: Bukit Panjang, Choa Chu Kang, Jurong East.
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Central: Chinatown, Golden Mile Complex, Lavender MRT.
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Cross-Border/Johor: Ulu Tiram (ideal for those crossing from Johor Bahru).
Drop-Off Points in Genting Highlands
To provide maximum convenience for travellers, buses depart from various strategic locations across Singapore. These include Awana Bus Terminal, First World Hotel, Resort Hotel (Genting Highlands), Sky Avenue Bus Terminal
1. First World Hotel - For Theme Park Access
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Why choose it: This is the ultimate choice for convenience and direct access. First World Hotel is one of the largest hotels in the world and serves as a major hub. First World Plaza, Indoor Theme Park (Skytropolis), and the SkyAvenue shopping mall, this is the best drop-off point. It eliminates the need to haul luggage through long walkways or open-air paths.
2. First World Bus Terminal - Main Resort Complex
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Why choose it: Perfect for travelers who value a sheltered, central transit point. It is located right at the base of the main resort complex. It's an excellent choice if they are staying at nearby hotels (like Crockfords, Maxims, or Genting Grand) or want to grab a bite to eat immediately upon arrival before heading to their final destination.
3. Resort Hotel (Genting Highlands) - For Recreation Travel
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Why choose it: This is the best option for travelers seeking a slightly quieter, premium entry point or those staying on the other side of the hilltop resort. It provides quicker, more direct access to the Genting Grand, Crockfords Tower, and the Genting Casino. Choosing this point helps avoid the massive crowds typically found around the First World complex.
4. Awana Bus Terminal - For Skyway Cable Car
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Why choose it: Located mid-hill, this is the ideal choice for travelers who want to experience the cable car ride or are staying lower down the mountain (e.g., at Resorts World Awana). Dropping off here allows travelers to hop onto the Awana SkyWay cable car, stopping at the famous Chin Swee Caves Temple on their way up to the peak. It is also highly recommended for those who want to do some discount shopping at the Genting Highlands Premium Outlets (GHPO), which is located right next to the terminal
How to Get to Genting from Singapore by Bus?
There are around 5 operators on the SG to Genting bus route. While most buses are by Transtar Travel, other major players also provide bus to Genting services. Some of the most popular bus companies include 707 - Inc, Transtar Travel, WTS Travel & Tours, Super Nice Express.
