Full Day Southern Islands Tour PLUS Seafood Dinner

Morning was a bit rush, but it was alright. Everyone boarded the ferry on time. On the island, a brief history of each island was given, but due to bad weather, the island tour mainly involves carrying umbrella and avoiding puddles. Lunch, remember to pack your own! No shops/food stores are available on the island. Do bring some cash to purchase joss stick set on Kusu island. Ferry to mainland from Kusu Island was very long. The wait for the ferry was about an hour. Dinner at the Jumbo Seafood, Clarke Quay was amazing! The menu for dinner contains: 1. Shark's fin soup (Taste: Blend) 2. Crab meat with chilli sauce with buns (Taste: Crab meat was delicious, and the bun is very crispy) 3. Cereal prawns (Taste: Prawns taste fresh and sweet, and the cereal is well cooked.) 4. Nonya fish slice (Taste: Not fishy and sweet) 5. Fried rice with silverfish (not the insect, silverfish) (Taste: Amazing! I usually don't eat fried rice. For this, I finished two bowls of the fried rice) 6. Mango saga ( I don't know what it is called, but definitely a mango flavoured dessert). (Taste: The little tadpole-like dessert sticks out like a sore thumb. It's Taste doesn't blend well with the dessert, but overall, the dessert is sweet and refreshing. A short five course meal with dessert (not very filling but it is definitely nice) and your trip with them ends.

The 3 southern islands tour is good for scenic photo taking and walking exercise. The seafood dinner at Jumbo Clarke Quay is yummy too.

Well done Mr. PNG - with your expertise we enjoyed

Love the scenic view of the Southern island (St. John, Lazarus, Seringat and Kusu) It should have been a great enjoyable tour if only the representatives from Traveloka and PLE reach out to me days before departure to inform on the Halal dinner could not be served. After the Island tour at Marina South Pier was inform that my tour end while the rest being ushered for the final itinerary (Seafood Dinner). I felt cheated and disgusted on ways Minority being handle.

The tour guide should hold a Traveloka sign instead of the out-sourced travel company whom we do not know. Would be better if the sign includes the tour name or number. Lots of unnecessary confusion at the pier.

Relaxing tour and nice dinner

A relaxing experience of comfortable boat rides and island walks with some history thrown in. Seafood dinner was pretty good.

It’s a pretty chill excursion.

Mr. Png (the tour guide) is great guy and experienced. Greatly appreciate Traveloka for accommodating and changing the dinner to a vegetarian restaurant for the group (with 6 nuns) and the food there was excellent. Great work Traveloka!