Ferry Services
Ferry services between Bukom and Pasir Panjang are well-maintained and essential for commuting.





Pulau Bukum, or Bukom Island, is a small island located about five kilometers south of mainland Singapore. Known for its industrial significance, it houses one of the largest oil refineries in Southeast Asia. The island is primarily accessible to workers and those involved in industrial operations, with ferry services connecting it to the mainland. Despite its industrial nature, the island maintains high safety standards and efficient transportation systems. Historically, it has transformed from a sleepy fishing village into a bustling industrial hub.
Pulau Bukum, or Bukom Island, is a small island located about five kilometers south of mainland Singapore. Known for its industrial significance, it houses one of the largest oil refineries in Southeast Asia. The island is primarily accessible to workers and those involved in industrial operations, with ferry services connecting it to the mainland. Despite its industrial nature, the island maintains high safety standards and efficient transportation systems. Historically, it has transformed from a sleepy fishing village into a bustling industrial hub.
One of Southeast Asia's largest oil refineries.
Restricted-access island.
Improved ferry services for workers.
High safety standards.
Pulau Bukum is primarily an industrial site with restricted access.
The island is known for its large oil refinery operations.
Ferry services are essential for commuting to and from the island.
Ferry services between Bukom and Pasir Panjang are well-maintained and essential for commuting.
The island upholds high safety standards, especially for workers in the oil refinery.
Industrial tours and logistics enthusiasts.
SGD $
$100-$200 p/day
English, Mandarin, Malay
Access to Pulau Bukum is restricted, primarily serving industrial purposes.