Long-haul buses to Malaysia
If you plan to travel beyond Johor Bahru, you can either take a bus directly from Singapore (all the way to your destination in Malaysia) or from Johor Bahru. Taking the bus from Singapore might be easier, as it saves you the hassle of changing buses, but there is a greater variety of bus services from Johor Bahru and the fares are cheaper.
StarMart Express operates daily bus service to various towns in Malaysia, including 12 daily buses to Kuala Lumpur. Their buses depart from the Golden Mile Complex, on Beach Road, not far from Arab Street and Istana Kampong Glam (Nearest MRT Station is probably Bugis, or Lavender).
As at 2011, a one-way adult ticket goes for SG$ 30 (27 Seater)
For more details, including time-table, fares and so on, visit this webpage, where you can also purchase tickets online and get exact instructions how to get to the bus terminus.
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Transnasional is one of Malaysia's largest bus companies and operates numerous routes across the Malay peninsula (including to and from Singapore).
They depart from Lavender Street (in Singapore) and an adult one way ticket from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur costs around RM 58, while an adult one way ticket from Johor Bahru to Kuala Lumpur costs only RM 31
For more information and bookings, you can visit their website.
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Plusliner has a range of comfortable executive coaches. It operates a twice-daily service from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur (operated by Nice - executive class), and a range of services from Johor Bahru to every corner of Malaysia (operated by Plusliner - economy class, as well as by Nice).
As of at the end of 2010, the rate for a one way ticket (Singapore - KL) is RM 90 for an adult and RM 72 for a child.
An adult one way ticket from Johor Bahru to Kuala Lumpur (executive) costs only RM 55.
For more information and bookings, you can either visit their website or call their office in Singapore (6256 5755 / 6238 9825)
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Odyssey Express operates five daily services from Singaapore to KL and while they are more expensive than some of the other operators, their buses are much more comfortable.
At the time of writing (May 2011) a one-way adult ticket goes for SG$ 45. For more information, including online purchase of tickets, visit their website
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Luxury Tours and Travel operates a daily service from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur,as well as to Malacca. Their buses are quite comfortable and, what's more, they depart from Orchard Road and drop off passengers in a few places in KL, which means you save yourself the hassle of getting to places like Golden Mile Complex. One way ticket rates range between SG$ 40 to 50 and you can get all the details (and buy tickets) at their website.
Transtar Express operates very comfortable coaches to various destinations in Malaysia, including Kuala Lumpur and Penang. They have 7-8 departures a day (to KL) and a one way ticket costs around SG$ 60
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For more information and bookings, you can either visit their website or call their office in Singapore (6299 9009).
Delima Express perates three daily buses from Singapore to Malacca: A one way ticket costs around SG$ 20 (adult). For more information, including details on how to get to the departure terminal, costs, time-table and online-tickets, visit this webpage.
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