Stulang Laut Beach, Johor Bahru

Stulang Laut Beach (GPS: 1.46951, 103.78163) is a waterfront area on the east side of Johor Bahru. It is along Jalan Sultan Ibrahim. The beach is named after Kampung Stulang Laut, a village along the coast. There is another settlement deeper inland called Kampung Stulang Darat.

At Stulang Laut is the Zon Johor Bahru. The Zon incorporates a ferry terminal with retail outlets. At the Zon Ferry Terminal, you can take ferries to Batam and Bintan in Indonesia.

Stulang Laut Beach on Google Maps Street View

A one-way trip to Batam costs RM69, to Bintan costs RM86 while to Tanjung Belungkor in Johor costs RM34. There is a RM8 seaport charge for international departures from the terminal. Visitors passing through the ferry terminal can also shop at the duty free shops as well as at the 5-level Zon Mall. The Zon Department Store has an area of 150,000 square feet offering a wide variety of merchandise as well as a supermarket. The Fun Zon is a dining and recreation area packed with food-and-beverage outlets for an evening of fun.

For people intending to overnight, the Regency Hotel is a 400-room business class hotel at the Zon Johor Bahru. Its faciliteis include swimming pool, gymnasium, Roman spa, business centre and club lounge, among other.

Stulang Laut Beach is on the Map of Johor Bahru

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