Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Kusu Island, also known as “Tortoise Island” in Chinese, is located right next to Lazarus Island, about 5.6km off the south coast of Singapore.
Legend has it that a Malay and Chinese fisherman, who were drowning due to their shipwreck, were saved by a giant tortoise. The two sailors returned to the island every year to make offerings and give thanks.
How to go to Kusu Island?
The most popular way to go to Kusu Island is by taking a ferry from Marina South Pier. There are 2 companies that provide ferry to Kusu Island, namely Marina South Ferries and Island Cruise.
The ticket costs SGD 15 and it includes stop at St. John’s Island without additional costs. MSF’s ferry ticket also include stop on Sisters’ Islands if you visit on weekends or Public Holiday.
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Visited Places:
St. John's Island / Kusu Island
Filming Gear used:
Fujifilm X-T2 / DJI Ronin SC
Software: Davinci Resolve 17
Drone : DJI Spark
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Kusu Island, also known as “Tortoise Island” in Chinese, is located right next to Lazarus Island, about 5.6km off the south coast of Singapore.
Legend has it that a Malay and Chinese fisherman, who were drowning due to their shipwreck, were saved by a giant tortoise. The two sailors returned to the island every year to make offerings and give thanks.
How to go to Kusu Island?
The most popular way to go to Kusu Island is by taking a ferry from Marina South Pier. There are 2 companies that provide ferry to Kusu Island, namely Marina South Ferries and Island Cruise.
The ticket costs SGD 15 and it includes stop at St. John’s Island without additional costs. MSF’s ferry ticket also include stop on Sisters’ Islands if you visit on weekends or Public Holiday.
trevallog.com/kusu-island-singapore
#kusuisland #islanghopping #islandcruise #turtleisland
For more videos about Singapore, check out our playlist.
bit.ly/SingaporeBestPlaces
Visited Places:
St. John's Island / Kusu Island
Filming Gear used:
Fujifilm X-T2 / DJI Ronin SC
Software: Davinci Resolve 17
Drone : DJI Spark
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*Music :
Jasmine (Instrumental) - Dreamer
Revival (Instrumental) - Super Duper
VHS - Super Duper
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