Singapore is linked to Johor Bahru in Malaysia by a 1056-metre-long causeway which runs across the Strait of Johor to Woodlands town, in the far north of the island. All buses and trains from Malaysia currently pass over the causeway, though there is talk of a second connection being constructed further east.

By air
Changi Airport (toll-free tel 1800/542 4422) is at the far eastern end of Singapore, 16km from the city centre. Facilities include duty-free shops, moneychanging and left-luggage services, hotel reservations counters and, in Terminal One's basement,...
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By bus
Singapore has three bus terminals. Local buses from Johor Bahru (JB) arrive at Ban San Terminal at the junction of Queen and Arab streets, from where a two-minute walk along Queen Street, followed by a left along Rochor Road takes...
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By train
Trains to and from Malaysia use the Singapore Railway Station on Keppel Road, southwest of Chinatown. From Keppel Road, bus #97 travels past Tanjong Pagar MRT and on to Selegie and Serangoon roads.
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By sea
Boats from the Indonesian Riau Archipelago (through which travellers from Sumatra will approach Singapore) dock at the World Trade Centre , off Telok Blangah Road, roughly 5km east of the centre. From Telok Blangah Road, bus #97...
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