will stop at all villages (except Juara) and also some resorts, but inform the staff if you are heading for the village of Mukut.
Ferries are often delayed and there are sometimes cancellations. During the monsoon season (November to March) services are less frequent and delays are more likely.
Book your ticket in advance if travelling over weekends, public holidays and Singaporean and Malaysian school holidays.
Getting to Tanjung Gemuk
Tanjung Gemuk is best reached by car. For those coming from Singapore and Johor Bahru or those relying on public transport it is more convenient to reach Tioman from Mersing.
Driving from Kuala Lumpur
Kuala Lumpur - Kuantan - Pekan - Rompin - Tg Gemuk:
Take the East coast Highway(E8)from KL to Kuantan; Route No 3 southwards through Pekan and Rompin to Tanjung Gemuk
Kuala Lumpur - Seremban - Bahau - Muadzam Shah - Rompin - Tg Gemok
Take the PLUS Highway (E2) south from KL to Seremban; Route No 51 eastwards to Bahau; Route No 11 eastwards and route No 12 north-east to Muadzam Shah; Route No 63 east to Rompin and Route No 3 south to Tanjung Gemuk.
Driving from Melaka
Melaka - Tangkak - Segamat - Muadzam Shah - Rompin - Tg Gemok
Take the PLUS Highway (E2) south to Tangkak; Route No 23 east to Segamat; Route No 12 north-east to Muadzam Sha; Route No 63 east to Rompin and Route No 3 south to Tanjung Gemuk.
Driving from Kuantan
Kuantan - Pekan - Rompin - Tg Gemok
Travel south along Route No 3
Driving from Singapore and Johor Bahru: follow directions to
