A short run to the fishing village
Kukup sits on the Straits of Malacca in the far south-west of Johor, about eighty kilometres from Singapore and an hour and a half to two hours away depending on the crossing. It is best known for its stilt village built out over the water and for seafood, and it works well as a day out rather than an overnight stay. The Second Link at Tuas is usually the sensible crossing for it. We take you from your Singapore address directly to the village or the jetty, and because it is close enough to do in a day, most bookings are returns rather than one-way.
Making a day of it
Kukup is compact, so groups often pair it with Pontian or the surrounding coast rather than spending the whole day in one place. That is worth deciding before you book: a point-to-point transfer drops you and leaves, while a day charter keeps the van and driver with you and lets you move between stops as you like. For a group intending to eat, wander and then move on, the charter is almost always the better structure. Tell us roughly what you have in mind when you enquire and we will tell you honestly which of the two fits.