Marina South Pier MRT station
NSL · NS28
Marina South Pier station in detail
Marina South Pier is the southern terminus of the North South Line, a single-platform station built mainly to serve the ferry terminal and cruise centre beside it rather than any large residential population. From here, ferries run to the Southern Islands — St John's Island, Kusu Island and Lazarus Island — making this the usual starting point for a day trip away from the mainland. The Marina Bay Cruise Centre, used by larger cruise ships, sits close by too. Beyond the pier and the cruise centre, the surrounding area is still largely reclaimed, undeveloped land earmarked for future growth, so there is little reason to linger at street level beyond catching a boat.
What is around Marina South Pier?
Connections from this station
Fares and travel times from Marina South Pier
| To | Distance | Adult fare | Before 07:45 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dhoby Ghaut | 4.6 km | S$1.49 | S$0.99 |
| City Hall | 3.3 km | S$1.38 | S$0.88 |
| Raffles Place | 2.3 km | S$1.28 | S$0.78 |
| Orchard | 6.2 km | S$1.59 | S$1.09 |
| Jurong East | 18.8 km | S$2.24 | S$1.74 |
| Changi Airport | 21.2 km | S$2.30 | S$1.80 |
| Bayfront | 1.6 km | S$1.28 | S$0.78 |
| HarbourFront | 5.8 km | S$1.59 | S$1.09 |
Indicative distance-based card fares. Tap in before 07:45 on a weekday and 50 cents comes off any fare. Work out an exact route in the route planner.
Facilities at Marina South Pier
Check the ferry operator's schedule before you travel — sailings to the Southern Islands are less frequent than the MRT itself, and buying tickets in advance online can save a wait at the pier counter, especially on weekends.
Marina South Pier — frequently asked questions
Marina South Pier (NS28) is the southern terminus of the North South Line, one stop from Marina Bay. It is not an interchange station; for the Circle Line or Thomson-East Coast Line, change one stop back at Marina Bay.
Ferries to St John’s Island, Kusu Island and Lazarus Island depart from the terminal right next to the station. Check sailing times and book tickets in advance, as services are less frequent than on weekdays.
Yes, lifts serve the single platform from the concourse, and the station has platform screen doors fitted. The ferry terminal alongside it is also step-free, though individual ferries may require a step aboard depending on tide and vessel.
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