Marina South Pier
South East
Marina South Pier, opened in 2006, is a modern ferry terminal located in the Marina South planning area of Singapore. It was built to replace the historic Clifford Pier and serves as an important maritime gateway for ferry services to nearby Southern Islands such as St. John's Island and Kusu Island. The pier is part of the larger Marina South precinct, which has undergone extensive land reclamation and redevelopment since the 1990s, transforming from a leisure area with parks and entertainment venues into a vibrant urban waterfront. Marina South itself is strategically positioned near major landmarks like Gardens by the Bay and the Marina Bay Sands integrated resort. The pier supports Singapore's maritime industry and tourism by facilitating passenger movement and recreational boating activities. Its proximity to key transport infrastructure, including future MRT stations, enhances accessibility for both locals and tourists. The area around Marina South Pier continues to evolve as part of Singapore’s Greater Southern Waterfront development plan, aiming to create a high-density, car-lite residential and commercial district.
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Astuce: Visitors planning to use Marina South Pier for ferry services should check the latest ferry schedules and consider purchasing tickets in advance during weekends and public holidays when demand is high. The pier is best visited during daylight hours for ease of access and to enjoy views of the waterfront. Public transport connections including buses and nearby MRT stations make reaching the pier convenient. Travelers interested in exploring the Southern Islands can use Marina South Pier as the main departure point. No specific discounts are mentioned, but advance booking may help secure better availability.
Faits intéressants
- •Marina South Pier replaced the historic Clifford Pier as Singapore's main ferry terminal to the Southern Islands.
- •The surrounding Marina South area was reclaimed from the sea in the 1990s to create additional land for urban development.
- •Marina South was once home to Singapore's only Cantonese discothèque, known as Canto, in the early 1990s.
- •The Marina Bay Cruise Centre nearby can accommodate some of the world's largest cruise ships, boosting Singapore's leisure cruise sector.
- •Marina South is part of Singapore's Greater Southern Waterfront plan, aiming to develop a car-lite, high-density residential and commercial district.
Histoire
The area now known as Marina South was reclaimed from the sea in the 1990s to expand Singapore's Central Business District and create Marina Bay.
Originally, Marina South featured recreational spaces such as Marina City Park and entertainment venues, including Singapore's only Cantonese discothèque in the early 1990s.
These facilities were closed in the mid-2000s to make way for redevelopment projects.
Marina South Pier was constructed and opened on April 1, 2006, replacing the older Clifford Pier at Collyer Quay as the main ferry terminal serving the southern islands.
Subsequent developments in the area include the construction of the Marina Bay Sands resort and the Marina Bay Cruise Centre, completed in 2010 and 2012 respectively, further enhancing the precinct's maritime and tourism significance.
Guide du lieu
Marina South Pier Ferry Terminal2006
The main ferry terminal providing passenger ferry services to Singapore's Southern Islands, including St. John's Island and Kusu Island. It features modern facilities for travelers and supports maritime activities in the area.
Contact
Téléphone: 6375 1600